Reviews

Skip and Harry's personality differences contrast in really funny ways where Skip is forced to take every beating with a smile on his face but suffers in agony whenever the deputy Ward Wilson is out of sight...

You see them laughing and eating, but you have no idea who they really are besides one woman always acting jumpy and another always looking monotone (who gets to narrate a little as well).

The two cops slowly learning to trust each other chasing down people who are connected to the murder is very fun watch, and even more so the scene where Murtaugh shows Riggs his home and family.

Mostly it's about the relationship between these two brothers, and how working so closely can bring two people closer just as much as it can tear them apart.

It feels weird to point out the acting in a way, since never at any point in the movie did I notice I was watching people acting.

The surprise ending where Sandy is dressed in greaser-like clothes made me smile even though it kinda contradicts the overall message of the movie to go your own way instead of trying to fit in?

The movie smartly sometimes makes you side with Warren, other times doesn't.

The poster shows up as a screaming face emerging from the wall, and even though it's brief all three times, it's just as terrifying as you would imagine it.

The humor is simple, but very funny in a cute kind of way, like the scenes between Henry and his assistant, and him saying to his wife before sex I don't know if I can do it like the guy does in that movie.

Best of all though has to be Maverick pulling off his smile every time he get uncomfortably close hitting on Charlie.