I never knew there were two Beverley Hills Cop video games. Although both sound very uninspired. I might check out the 1990 DOS version, as an excursion in time type of experience.

Some other adaptions that I thought were interesting:

• City of Lost Children - Seems like the art was great but the point and click gameplay was horrendous. Might have to play this with a guide.
• Fifth Element - Sounds like a 90s era cheap tie-in game.
• The Crow: City of Angels - As described in the wiki article, the beat em up gameplay sounds as generic as you can get. The Crow could make for an awesome RPG experience.
• Cutthroat Island - One of my hidden gem movies (probably mostly nostalgia), game doesn't sound interesting. Why couldn't they make a Cutthroat Island strategy game in the vein of Tropico 2: Pirate Cove?
• Fight Club - Superficially, it sort of makes sense to make a fighting game based on Fight Club, but in reality this is an awful fit for the book/movie.
• The Godfather (1991) - An action side-scroller based on The Godfather?
• The Lawnmower Man - Might have to check out the FMV version, it could work well considering the 90s themes and aesthetics.
• Little Nicky - Last time I watched this (in the cinema no less), I was a young kid. The game doesn't seem (as) awful compared to the low quality tie-ins on the list.
• Minority Report: Everybody Runs - Sounds like a shit tier action tie in for a pretty unique movie / short story.
• No Escape - Would have never thought this movie would have had a game adaption, but it sounds like it was a super low effort adaption using source code from other movie adaptions from the early 90s.
• Pandorum - You could make a really RPG or strategy game based on the Pandorum movie. I am assuming the iPhone only game was low effort and shit.
• Platoon (2002) - Surprised to see there was an RTS variant, although the reviews suggest it was complete shit.
• Ratatouille - One my favourite animated movies and they adapted it as a platformer? A strategy/tycoon (restaurant management) game would have been so cool.
• The Sky Crawlers: Innocent Aces - One of my favourite movies. This is Wii only, I wonder if it's playable on PC. Sounds like a good game.
• Vampire Hunter D - Not sure if 90s era RE style survival horror is a good fit for the Vampire Hunter D movies. Might be a pain to emulate on PC.
• Waterworld - While not a direct adaption, Flotsam does work as a spiritual strategy/colonysim adaption for Waterworld. The formal adaptions don't look appealing.
• Wild Wild West: The Steel Assassin - I remember playing this as kid, it didn't seem too impressive even back then.

Might have to check out City of Lost Children, The Lawnmower Man, The Sky Crawlers: Innocent Aces (if I can make it work on a PC) and possibly Little Nicky (purely for the sake of nostalgia).