Asalto a Beverly Hills

Título original: The Taking of Beverly Hills

1991
R
1h 36min

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5.1/10

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Ken Wahl in Asalto a Beverly Hills (1991)

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Dark Comedy Action Thriller

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA group of embittered ex-cops use a chemical spill to raid the banks and homes of Beverly Hills.A group of embittered ex-cops use a chemical spill to raid the banks and homes of Beverly Hills.A group of embittered ex-cops use a chemical spill to raid the banks and homes of Beverly Hills.

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1.4 k

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Trailer 1:11

The Taking of Beverly Hills

Fotos18

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Más como esto

6.4

Duro de aguantar

5.9

Next of Kin

6.3

El escape de los sueños

6.0

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6.1

5.6

3.8

4.2

Buen policía, mal policía

5.9

Parásitos asesinos

6.0

Pánico al anochecer

7.0

Tentaciones de verano

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Trivia
Though the movie is set in Beverly Hills, the majority of the movie was filmed in Mexico. Rodeo Drive was reconstructed out of Styrofoam in a lot outside of Mexico City.

Errores
With the many location changes throughout the film, Beverly Hills is not that flat nor does it have that many wide roads in the neighborhoods.

Citas
Ed Kelvin: [opening monologue] Beverly Hills, California. The perfect marriage of beauty and money... Especially money... There is ten billion dollars tucked away in the banks here. Not bad for a population of only thirty-three thousand people. This whole place reeks of luxury. It's all about living the good life. Twenty million dollars anywhere else can buy you a small country. Here you get a nice two bedroom... No yard. More, if you're prepared to pay for it. This place is an oasis in the middle of L.A. sprawl. And it has its own city council. It's own mayor! And fire department. And of course... Its very own police force. Beverly Hills has about a thousand lawyers and... about as many gardeners. It's home sweet home to movie stars and rock stars! Millionaires, billionaires, air-oil magnates, Japanese tycoons and... A few crooks. Of course if you're a Beverly Hills cop like me you just can't afford to live here... makes you think doesn't it?

Créditos curiosos
The first part of the credits scrolls over a scene, showing Boomer coaching kids football. Ed drives up in flashy Sports car wearing expensive casual clothes and sporting shades. Boomer is seen talking to the kids who suddenly rush and chase Ed through the park.

Conexiones
Referenced in Psych: Death Is in the Air (2010)

Bandas sonoras
Be Thankful for What You Got
Written by William DeVaughn
Performed by Peter Blakeley
Published by Purple Records Distributing Corp., Fun City Music Corp. and Delicious Apple Music Corp.
Produced by Andrew Gold

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7/10

very much like die-hard, but in the streets of BH

Ok, is this movie cheesy? well, yeah. But it's one of those films I rented when it first came out and I kind of enjoyed it (come on, the cop is the same guy who played max headroom). It has it's cheesy moments, not to mention parts that aren't believable (would the whole town really be ok with just staying up playing cards in some hotel lobby?), not to mention how they somehow had such an accurate tracking system they knew down to the penny how much loot they stole? Nothing ground breaking here, but still a good film.