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Lethal Weapon
Cast
Mel Gibson, Danny Glover, Gary Busey, Mitchell Ryan View AllCrew
Shane Black (Screenplay), Richard Donner (Director) View All
Release: Mar. 6th, 1987
Runtime: 1 hour, 50 minutes
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Lethal Weapon
The pilot for this reboot of the movie franchise coasts quite a bit on the reputation of the franchise, but does offer an understanding of the characters the show is based on but for the pilot was...
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Lethal weapon box set.
I just bought the box set, and i thought id give a personal opinion on it for those wondering, 1,2 and 3 are all directors cuts, 4 is untouched.
Obviously the first is the best as it has most subst...
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Lethal Weapon 5
Is there any news on this? Believe it or not, I loved the first 4, so even though this might be pushing it, I'd love to see a sequel. *Puts on flame-returdant suit on*...
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lethal weapon vs die hard
which action movie series you prefer between these two, i ve personally always liked buddy cop movies, and when it comes to lethal weapon i have to say that chemistry comes by nature between these two...
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Favorite Lethal Weapon film
I watched the first one today for the first time in ages, and I thought "This one is easily the best one, but not my favorite". That honour goes to the second Lethal Weapon.
Which one is ...
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Iroquois
The original Shane Black movie, Lethal Weapon features all the hallmarks that would come to define the man's few but undoubtedly distinctive attempts to update film noir for the sensibilities of an audience hungry for high-concept blockbusters.
mattiasflgrtll6
Gibson teasing the guy and telling him to jump if he really wants to is disturbingly hilarious, and such is Murtaugh telling Riggs to kill himself if he really wants to die that badly.
Omnizoa
All of these movies feature contrasting character pairs (and ironically all of them have police or military backgrounds), and in Lethal Weapon we got the straight-laced two-days-left-till-retirement Danny Glover paired with the youthful go-get-em newbie- WHOA WAIT A SECOND, I'm sorry, I have the wro....
