Don't forget in the beginning: Dewald was wide open after he shot Todd twice in the back and Foley could have drew his gun and shot him point blank in the chest in those few seconds. Of course, that would have shrank the story down to the first 10 minutes and we wouldn't know Sanderson or Fulbright's role in this either at least not the way this film was written.
Eddie Murphy's no fool. He knew better, but apparently he didn't take on producer credits for this film, so we lost some of his better known wise ass shticks.

I agree. I saw this in the theater when it came out in '94, and I didn't think it was as good as the first 2.

I thought it was okay but its clearly the worst of the trio.