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The dynamic duo of Riggs and Murtaugh return for another adventure, and by this point you can feel the Lethal Weapon formula wearing a bit thin, despite Richard Donner’s best efforts to keep things fresh. The complete absence of any story input from Shane Black doesn’t really help either. After stupidly attempting to disarm a bomb and knocking a whole building down, LAPD detectives Martin Riggs and Roger Murtaugh (who is a week away from retirement) are demoted to patrol as punishment. After foiling an armored car theft, the two stumble upon an arms-trafficking plot run by former LAPD lieutenant Jack Travis. As Riggs and Murtaugh are returned to their original positions, they do their usual stuff to try and…
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Why are these movies even called “Lethal Weapon”? Doesn’t make much sense when you’re watching them. Rene Russo was a good addition to the gang.
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JOE PESCI WITH BLEACH BLONDE HAIR! JOE PESCI WITH BLEACH BLONDE HAIR! What a funny little dude.👱🏼♂️😆 This one is notably more sitcom-y🙃 than the first 2 but as a sitcom fan, I love it.💗 Renee Russo is a great additon to the franchise. It was about time they added a kickass women to counteract all the testosterone.😎💅🏻 These movies have the best soundtracks ever🎶. We get Sting AND Elton John in this one.🔥🔥🔥 The only knock I have against it is the random 20 minute detour where Murtaugh kills an armed child and has a mental breakdown. It’s so tense & bleak💀 that it’s jarring that they go back to wacky action hijinks afterwards.😬 Still, I’ll always adore these characters even if this is the worst one.🤷♀️ IT’S JOE PESCI WITH BLEACH BLONDE HAIR!
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Literally half the plot of this one is “And then the crooks do more crimes 50 feet from Riggs and Murtaugh in broad daylight.” It happens over and over! The heroes get busted down to patrolmen, then stumble on an armored car robbery on their very day walking the beat. They go to get a hamburger and Riggs finds a gang of teenagers with automatic weapons. Better yet, the two cases are connected! Inspector Clouseau could have solved this mystery. By far, my favorite part of Lethal Weapon 3 are the tasty guitar riffs by Eric Clapton and the even tastier sax licks by David Sanborn every time Riggs and Murtaugh do something wacky — which happens constantly. We’re talking…
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100-word review: Three films in I’m beginning to notice the trend of these Lethal Weapon movies growing more and more hyperactive; Martin and Roger are even more unhinged than in the previous movies, and their unhealthy coping mechanisms (which this entry seems to focus on in particular) become worse too. Like, what’s up with that scar-comparison-leading-into-fade-to-black-sex-scene? Or the random character of Dolores? Or anything featuring Joe Pesci who they brought back for some godforsaken reason… Also, that sultry sax and occasional acoustic guitar soundtrack starts to become a parody of itself at this point. Part of my August 2022 80s & 90s Cop Franchises challenge; 17th out of 18 films.
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“They fuck you at the hospital! First they drug you, then they fuck you! And when they’re done fucking you, along comes the insurance company and fucks you some more! Ten dollars for a fucking aspirin that’s not even covered!” Leo Getz is more honest about the American healthcare system than any elected official over the past three decades
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This may not be better than the first two but at least it’s got the addition of Rene Russo, and Joe Pesci with blonde hair. I wish Joe Pesci had more screen time. Lethal Weapon 4 bring it on!
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“No, I’m chaos and he’s mayhem. We’re a double act.” I sincerely love this cartoon because not only are they the worst police officers on earth (pulling a gun on the jaywalker is an all-timer), but in this one they’re also idiots. It’ss like a relatively incredibly polished Terence Hill/Bud Spencer movie. But oh man the attempt, even clumsier and more po-faced here than in part 2, to lend these films some kind of social conscience is just poison. It’s a hypocritical buzzkill apology for all the fun excessive force and Riggs the Dog Whisperer. You know how they recklessly blow up that building at the beginning? Well they show up when a second building explodes after the end credits, and I’ve always imagined the other LETHAL WEAPON movie about the pursuit of a mad bomber that was happening parallel to this one. I don’t care how lazy or stupid these are, I could watch a hundred of them.
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The third outing for Riggs and Murtagh dials down the grittiness and dials up the comedy. It actually works rather well. Lethal Weapon 3 is fast paced and almost constantly amusing. Mel Gibson and Danny Glover have the same great chemistry as in the previous two films and here are joined by a returning Joe Pesci (with bleached blonde hair) and Rene Russo as an internal affairs officer and later love interest for Gibson. The plot is something to do with an enterprising ex-police lieutenant who is now running some kind of hybrid real estate and gun stealing business. It doesn’t make a lot of sense but it doesn’t really matter. The plot of course gives plenty of reason for…
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The greatest weapon against stress is our ability to choose one thought over another. Danny Glover is not getting too old for this shit.
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Riggs visits Murtaugh on his boat. Murtaugh is full of guilt — and scotch. The two have a poignant discussion that gradually turns into an argument when Murtaugh, six days from retirement, says he wishes “the accident” had happened to anyone but him. Riggs understands Murtaugh’s point but calls him out for his selfishness. Not only is Murtaugh selfish for wishing the worst on his best friend, but he also fails to realize that his retirement would take away the only family Riggs has ever had. The two cops fight, end up in the water, and the scene ends with a hilarious punchline. I won’t spoil it, but it’s easily one of the top five smartest quotes in the franchise.…
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” On a frôlé la chatastrophe eheh “
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With the high of lethal weapon 2 it was gonna be hard to replicate but the saxophone tracks kept it alive 🔥
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KKapiushon1 8 月 21, 2026
mayhem & chaos.
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Rene Russo is a welcome addition and it’s great having Pesci back in a bigger role, but the rest of this movie is entirely forgettable – especially the villain.
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My favourite of the lethal weapon films. The redemption arc of Riggs is complete when he can completely let go of everything driving him to that point and start rebuilding his life. With Rene Russo.
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These sequels are all very good. Pleny of action and laughs, especially with Joe Pesci getting more of a gig.
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Very predictable
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Our boys are back for a third outing, but we sadly do not go 3 for 3 with perfect action movies. They turned the dial up too much on Gibson’s Rigs character. He’s flirting with caricature of a character that was already zany and over the top. The action here doesn’t have the same draw. However, the chemistry between Gibbs and Glover is still undeniable. Murtaugh’s family is charming as ever. Seeing Murtaugh have some struggles with keeping it together…
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Rewatching with Daniel. The 3rd LW film in the series and actually it was the first one I originally watched. So I always enjoyed it. Overall it is a pretty good action comedy that I still enjoy.
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It’s a really strong 3.5 stars. This one gets a little too over the top in some spots but it’s still great.
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They’re trying sooooooo hard with these jokes; I love it. HUUUUUUUGE explosion followed by 2 hours of complete nonsense. I love Donner/Gibson movies so so so so much Mel Gibson cannot contain the Aussie accent in this one it’s kinda hilarious Don’t let the number of stars I give fool you I really enjoy this movie I think it just needs some more EXPLOSIONS and FIRE and KUNG FU and BULLETS and YELLING to get another star
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Underrated sequel. Though lighter in tone to its predecessors, it eases up on using Joe Pesci for the laughs, relying more on the leads. The introduction of Rene Russo as Lorna Cole is an excellent addition to the cast, creating a great foil for Riggs.
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Sicuramente è un film minore rispetto ai precedenti, per colpa di una struttura, anche qui, non del tutto a fuoco e a tratti carente, con alcuni cambi di ritmo non del tutto riusciti, soprattutto manca un po di mordente e alta tensione. Nonostante evidenti difetti, che pesano un po, io mi sono divertito tantissimo e l’ho preferito al secondo capitolo, grazie alle interazioni un sacco scanzonate tra Martin Riggs e Roger Murtaugh, interpretati da Mel Gibson e Danny Glover che…
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So many things in this movie don’t make any sense. Why do Riggs and Murtaugh randomly come across all the criminals when they’re not even looking for them? Why is Joe Pesci still tagging along? Why is Mel Gibson’s hair sometimes in a ponytail? What the fuck was that dog scene? It all still rocks.
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The franchise took a decline with this one—the performances are too dialed-up, the plot absurd, and the villains uninteresting. A movie like this isn’t supposed to be a realistic police procedural, but there needs to be some plausibility to the events for it to work. Unlike the first two films, Donner relies too heavily on the set pieces and action sequences to carry the film. Don’t get me wrong, they are impressive, but they can’t carry the movie alone.
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Bah, abbastanza insipido.
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I was looking forward to watching this after watching the other 2 in the last 2 days. Ill be honest, it was a bit shit. I dont want to watch the 4th one now.
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This has pretty good chemistry – obviously Murtaugh and Riggs, but Rene Russo adds a butt-kicking internal affairs officer into the mix (not to mention the perennially annoying but occasionally funny Joe Pesci as Leo Getz). Plot’s decent, most of the action good if slightly unbelievable, but its the more-or-less continuous stream of wisecracks that really fuels the whole franchise after the first film.
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Back when mullets and police brutality were cool
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These movies are fun, dumb, and by this point mostly running on the fact that Mel Gibson and Danny Glover are really fucking good together. Lethal Weapon 3 feels like a franchise that’s treading water. There’s nothing particularly fresh here, Joe Pesci is back doing Joe Pesci things, Rene Russo gives the whole thing a needed jolt, stuff blows up, Riggs is insane, Murtaugh is too old for this shit. You know the drill. And yet… holy shit, this made…
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Despite it always being cool that they blow up the old Orlando city hall to open the film, this is the ‘worst’ of the four movies. Particularly because the bad guys are the weakest. It’s still a great film, Russo’s addition is fantastic.
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Adding Rene Russo to this franchise was the best move they could have made. Lorna Cole is every bit as reckless and bruised as Riggs, and their scar-comparison scene is an ingenious way of turning their mutual bodily damage into the sexiest foreplay. She immediately fits into the ensemble without disrupting what already works between Gibson and Glover, while Murtaugh accidentally killing his son’s friend provides the movie with some genuine emotional weight, something this series was tremendously good at.…
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I think Part 2 set me up to like Part 3 more. LW2 leaned too heavy into the comedy for me. LW3 was a solid balance of both comedy and action, but also really focusing on the chemistry and relationships of Riggs/Murtaugh and Riggs/Lorna Cole. The first half hour or so is just letting the audience get right back into the groove of things with Riggs and Murtaugh. That was the correct choice. We didn’t need to set up the…
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Due to how constantly it would get played on Encore when I was a kid, this one is somehow the Lethal Weapon entry I grew up on. It’s probably the worst one but still a lot of fun. Gibson is appropriately unhinged (you never really know where Gibson ends and Riggs begins) and Danny Glover always brought so much class to the franchise. The running bit of Glover thinking Mel is fucking any of his daughters is really funny. Bleach-blonde Pesci…
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What a downgrade after the two previous movies. Here it’s all about comedy and goofy situtations without much link between the scenes. Everything is rushed. The only well made part is about Roger killing a friend of his son, it was one year after Boyz in the hood and it was a good idea but it felt drowned in a ocean of basic action/comedy scenes. Only worth the rewatch due to lovable cast and great chemistry between them.
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whatever leo wants leo gats
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“Hey Joe we saw you just won an Oscar… in this next lethal weapon film you’re going to have a prostrate exam” It’s the weakest of the three but every scene with Joe Pesci is genuine comedic gold, and the action is great so I can’t complain
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A fantastic third installment. Rene Russo was the perfect additional.
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Riggs blows up a parking structure but saves a cat, Murtaugh accidentally shoots his son‘s friend and goes on a one man war against gangs, Riggs quits smoking by eating dog biscuits and onions, Murtaugh just wants to retire and be on his boat dammit. And somehow, on top of all of this, Joe Pesci has unexplainable bleach blonde hair A slight step down from the first two, but it is still action comedy gold
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it dawned on me upon rewatch that Leo is supposed to resemble Sting from The Police
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Mel Gibson and Danny Glover have amazing chemistry.
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Mel Gibson acts like a dog in front of a guard dog while eating dog treats and says, it’s a guy sorta thing. I hate when my uncle tells me to skip a movie in a series because like, what if I miss something that they talk about/show in the next movie
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This is a solid movie but it’s my least favorite so far of the first three Lethal Weapon films on my rewatch. My tolerance for Joe Pesci wore thin by the end of this. He was ok in the last film when he was added to raise the level of comedy but he’s getting pushed into the story a bit much by this film. Don’t get me wrong he’s a great actor but I question the choice of bringing him…
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The combo of Martin Riggs and Roger Murtaugh are a dynamite combo…literally: whenever they’re on the case, things get destroyed, blown up and all sorts of chaos happens…and yet somehow the case still gets cracked! The latest of their adventures within the “Lethal Weapon” franchise is 1992’s “Lethal Weapon 3”, once again directed by Richard Donner in a story that basically is just more controlled chaos as the duo try to stop a criminal empire much closer to home, yet…
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I’m here for Rene Russo
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Llastbloom1 8 月 15, 2026
-u ok honey? -honey?
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Like Riggs’ mullet, car chase action in Lethal Weapon films are a pure maniacal masterpiece. Okay okay.
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Always makes me smile when I watch this series great actors, good comedy and good action
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🤺🤺🤺
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Martin Riggs has to be one of the greatest characters ever created
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ovaj film dok vozim biciklo na milion stepeni nije nesto sto sam planirao da mi se ikad desi, al idalje mi je drago da se desilo
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6.0 Only reason it’s not a 5 is because Mel Gibson and Danny Glover are genuinely peak together
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Surprisingly good I was not expecting it
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When Murtaugh accidently discharged his firearm and Riggs caused a scene to spare him from any repercussions was just the sweetest thing.
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Blonde Joe Pesci.
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it always bothers me how she got to the housing development at the same time as them and NONE of them got caught
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Our guys are coming on pretty strong and it’s not as endearing to me as in the previous entry. But it’s still a decent hang, action sequences are well done and Rene Russo is a strong addition to the core. peeky_pesci.png
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Really solid addition.
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Je pense que je vais même pas regarder le 4 car la le film termine super bien j’ai même pas envie de me dire que y’a une suite. Les musiques encore super et Léo c’est vraiment la cerise sur le gâteau purée
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Early 90s Rene Russo can smash my head in with a pipe
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Not the greatest plot, but Glover and Gibson’s chemistry is still fantastic as ever.
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My least favorite so far but not by a lot. If these films are anything they’re consistent. The formula remains unfucked with. Rene Russo is a nice addition.
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Alright…. You got me. Riggs is sexy. I also love Joe pesci.
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Law of diminishing returns hits hard here. It’s unwatchable.
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“So you kind of a Lethal Weapon, huh?” -Danny Glover, Lethal Weapon, 1987 “You know something Riggs? I’m kinda a Lethal Weapon, too!” -Me, Lethal Weapon 2, before I was born “Be careful with that gun, Riggs! These things don’t grow on Lethal Weapon Threes! I mean trees!” -Rory, Lethal Weapon 3 “Wow this must be a Lethal Weapon FOR Riggs!” Rory, Lethal Weapon 4
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I legitimately can’t remember if I’ve seen this before and I’m not sure I would remember it this time if I don’t log it.
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Almost none of the jokes land (Joe Pesci excepted) but by taking Riggs and Murtaugh’s chemistry and pushing it into increasingly over-the-top action setpieces, you end up with something that’s entertaining almost in spite of how much the screenplay fails at creating humor or an interesting story. I think this really just gets an extra half-star for Stuart Wilson’s performance at the arms dealing ex-cop villain. He’s got something about him!
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جزء حلو لكن قصة عاديه
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Lethal Nothingburger
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For anyone who enjoys terrible jokes, way too much saxophone, and gloriously stupid action scenes, this is exactly what you’re looking for. It’s dumb, loud, and completely ridiculous… but somehow, that’s the whole appeal.
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Respect to Mel Gibson for continuing to wear a mullet into the 90’s
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الفيلم الثالث في السلسلة 🎞️ الاكشن هنا زااايد 🔫🎥 ولا زالت صداقتهم الطف شي ❤️🤍
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The dynamic between Riggs and Murtaugh is still there, and there are plenty of great moments, but this one just doesn’t quite hit the same heights as the first two. Leo is back and while he was a great comedic punching bag in the second film, I think they leaned into him a little too heavily in the first half here. Still a good time, just not quite as sharp, funny, or memorable as the first two.
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CColin Kelly 8 月 11, 2026
Blonde Pesci with a hoop earring is too good. Also the way Mel slides into every room slapping his gun around. “Hands off the clothes k baby?”
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Murtaugh had one hell of a “retirement” week. A bit long winded but overall a vast improvement over 2. Hearing Murtaugh & Riggs argue like an old married couple never gets old. I also rolled my eyes when I seen Joe Pesci name appear in the opening credits usually one of my favorites in any movie he’s in. His character in this and 2 was extremely annoying and it was super weird to see him with blonde hair. Either why I’m excited to see how this franchise ends with 4 funny how it began in the late 80’s and ended in the late 90’s.
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o pior da franquia.
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Mais do mesmo, gostei do joe pesci ter aparecido de novo
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This is a consistent series, even if this is a step down from the first two films. It’s missing the crackling spark of Black’s dialogue, but the pairing of Gibson and Glover continues to work like gangbusters. Take a shot every time Glover yells RIGGS and you’ll be comatose before the second act. The writing is the weak point here, with a lot of plot contrivances and a story not as strong as the first two films, but it excels…
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Not quite as strong as the first two, but still just about everything I want from these.
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Pra mim uma das melhores águas de comédias de ação já feitas.
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70% of this movie franchise is just Danny Glover screaming “RIGGS!” at full volume.
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La coupe Mulet ne sera plus jamais à la mode sauf en Espagne
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Metà.
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These movies is the definition of mid
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“Another baby.” A goofy action comedy romp that is also an elegy for young souls lost too soon. Bit of a laid back season 7 episode of some long running cop show but sometimes that’s all you need. And when Donner does lock in, you get GUY GETTING GASOLINE THROWN ON HIM AND THEY SHOOT THE GASOLINE AS ITS STILL AIRBORNE. Also there’s a massive probably very expensive explosion hidden after the credits.
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Roger Murtaugh, the man who will never retire.
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Lethal Weapon 3 is one of those sequels where you can tell the filmmakers are trying to keep the same formula alive, but the magic from the first two movies just isn’t quite there anymore. It’s still entertaining, and there are definitely some great moments, but compared to the original Lethal Weapon and Lethal Weapon 2, this feels more like a comfortable rehash than a necessary continuation. The biggest strength is still the chemistry between Mel Gibson and Danny Glover.…
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this series keeps getting better & Leo is a national treasure.
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The fuck was that
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Somehow in the last 30+ years I’ve never gotten around to seeing Lethal Weapon 3 (or 4!), which is absolutely crazy considering how much I love the first two. The complete absence of Shane Black’s writing is definitely noticeable and a lot of the attempts at comedy fall a bit flat. Murtaugh’s “I’m too old for this shit” routine starts to wear very thin, especially considering Danny Glover was only 46 when this was released. And bringing back Leo Getz…
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Low-key kind of a snooze fest ngl, some good parts though
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So much better than any of the cgi fest action movie out these days. The on screen chemistry between Riggs and Murtaugh just can’t be beaten either.
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Glover and Gibson are great again but very weak plot. Cop movies
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You really have to get into the world of this particular type of film universe and approach to have any chance of enjoying LW3, I think I’m about there.
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The package gets drowned in cement
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The pure chaotic charisma of Mel Gibson is the only thing that makes this thing enjoyable. The movie is just a series of unconnected, unhinged encounters that Mel has that the studio just strung together into a plot that makes zero sense. The dog scene was my favorite. Don’t think they even bothered writing a script. All the actors are clearly just winging it. It’s honestly a travesty that Hollywood deprived us of his presence for the crime of being…
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PSYCH REFERENCES EVERYWHERE FOR THOSE WITH EYES TO SEE (unfortunately obsessed w lorna and riggs 😪😪)
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It delivers all the goods you’d expect from the franchise, very well perhaps, but not too much more on a story or character level. Mel Gibson and Danny Glover still have a strong dynamic as Riggs and Murtaugh, Joe Pesci is hilarious as Leo Getz, and Rene Russo is a solid addition to the cast. It’s funny and has some good action scenes, but it cares too little about its story.
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Slightly worse than the first two, but still so much fun
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Though I appreciated the continuation of that cheesy saxophone- and guitar-heavy score here, I can’t say I enjoyed this installment in the LW series very much at all. 3 leaned really hard into the *wink wink, nudge nudge* gimmick that sequels can fall prey to (Oceans 12 is a good example). Also, Mel Gibson had much better chemistry with Patsy Kensit for 2 than with Rene Russo for 3. It seemed to me that Rene was cast solely to get butts in seats at the expense of any believability in her connection with Mel, and the movie suffered because of it.
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Danny Glover has two lines in the entire movie. “Riggs!” and “Son of a bitch”
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Lethal Weapon 3 aims to be a Lethal Weapon sequel and is moderately successful in that regard. Gotta admit I prefer Lethal Weapon 5 and Lethal Weapon 6.
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ngl i was a bit worried before watching this, after reading some reviews but i was pleasantly surprised because this was not as bad as it was made out to be, in my opinion anyway. enjoyed it, had a couple laughs so what more could i ask for? if i was wanting something groundbreaking then i would’ve searched for it. rene russo was so cool in this too.
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Sax, guns, annoying as fuck Pesci. This movie is kinda nonsense, but I love it. So much of Mac is Riggs. I can’t believe Jacob was a bank robber before he was on that island
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Au vu du standing des deux premiers, il s’agit sûrement du moins complexe et paradoxalement peut-être celui que je trouve le plus charmant. Rien à signaler au niveau du casting et de leurs niveaux, on prend les mêmes et on recommence. L’humour fonctionne toujours aussi bien. Je trouve l’histoire plus parlante que les précédents opus. Elle est moins élaborée mais propose un développement inédit des personnages de Riggs et Murtaugh. Pour la première fois, on les sent réellement friables et…
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It feels like the series forgot what made the first two movies great. The action is still there, and some of the chases and explosions are fun, but everything else feels watered down. Riggs and Murtaugh have gone from complicated, rough-edged characters to cartoon versions of themselves, surrounded by dumb jokes and family drama. The movie could’ve done something much more interesting with its story, but instead it takes the safest possible route and piles on bigger gunfights and louder…
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I rewatched Lethal Weapon 1 and 2 ahead of filling in this, my only gap in the franchise, which was probably unnecessary and also did no favors for this movie, which fully reduces Riggs and Murtaugh to cartoon versions of their personas, and boasts a dull nonsense plot and boring villain. The climactic action sequence is a banger though, so points for that.
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i want boyz II men played at my funeral
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Il est très cool très bonne suite, mais attention au prochain !
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The Lethal Weapon franchise loses a key member for the 3rd outing, writer/story architect Shane Black. Luckily, Mel Gibson and Danny Glover are still highly entertaining, and Joe Pesci returns as well, and of course the great direction of Richard Donner so there’s enough for a pretty fun movie.
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One Week Till Retirement And An Eternity Till The Credits… We close out the trilogy with a scattershot mess whose heartfelt story of grief and acceptance can’t get past the biscuit jokes. We’ve gone fully comedic this go around with Murtaugh saving cats, Leo turning up to 11 in his cameos and Eric Clapton going nonstop with the sitcom guitar riffs. What little plot there is keeps vying for attention against practically every other scene. Cool car stunts and great…
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I did not like them being mean and rude to Joe Pesci when he was actually being very helpful. Not their best.
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The stylish, iconic action series involving mismatched LA cops is now verging fairly close to being on autopilot, with Mel Gibson and Danny Glover finding themselves once again investigating (while busted all the way down to traffic duty) a single crime that once again balloons wildly out of control, this time concentrating on a crooked cop who’s willingly gotten himself into business with dangerous gangs. The kind of business can cause its fair share of damage and trouble. This cinematic…
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Beaucoup mieux !
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The Sting/Eric Clapton song that opens this Bond-style is hilariously shitty. The progression of this franchise is certainly an interesting one. The first movie is a no-holds-barred classic, with the bursts of action and violence feeling like they have real consequences, as well as comedy that’s funny but never feels at the expense of the characters’ dramatic traits. Lethal Weapon 2 ups the pyrotechnics and goofiness, which is fun but comes at the expense of the drama (the retcon to…
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Rene Russo is enorm charmant, Joe Pesci is geestig en Danny Glover is sympathiek. Deze films zijn gewoon iets te luid voor mij en ik ben niet zo’n fan van hyperkinetische Mel Gibson.
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2026 #783 More of the same from the second one. There’s a pretty great highway chase sequence, as is the third act fight in a housing build, and Rene Russo makes for a welcome addition to the cast. Plus, it’s good to have Joe Pesci back in the mix as well. The plot is just kinda there, but as long as we get to see Gibson act crazy and Glover remind us he’s too old for this shit, that’s all that really matters.
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la vi pura y exclusivamente por joe pesci, sale dos segundos en pantalla y ya me estallo
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A superb action flick! While it’s not as good as the first two, it’s still quite good and a must-watch for fans of ’90s action films.
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That boat scene is very emotional
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performative mullet final boss bon en fait ça fait le tchatcheur à chaque opus là
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Toujours aussi drôle et avec de l’action j’aime beaucoup
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Really good movie but I can’t put in my favorite but I still love it!!!
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Gibson’s mullet in this defies all laws of physics. There’s a moment when he’s running along a subway line at a fair pelt and the mullet does not move a jot it’s so dense. All time crime against hair.
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De loin le meilleur de la saga. Avec un générique titre à en faire pâlir plus d’un !
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saxophone and pesci being cute and blonde
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C
Rene Russo a terrific addition to the franchise and some extra emotion in this one
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Z
Three’s a charm.
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Я не знаю зачем в этом фильме нужен Джо Пеши, но его монолог про систему здравоохранения просто в голос.
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It’s the woke police My apartment. Projector. Rented on Amazon Prime Video.
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Máquina Mortífera 3 segue a fórmula de sucesso que consagrou a franquia, unindo humor e ação, sustentados pela química perfeita entre os policiais Riggs (Mel Gibson) e Roger (Danny Glover). Há aqui, no entanto, um peso dramático maior em todo esse escopo. Sendo Máquina Mortífera, essencialmente, uma saga sobre envelhecimento, o filme leva essa dinâmica às últimas consequências, com um drama tenso e um ótimo trabalho em relação ao peso da idade e às contradições da profissão da dupla. O…
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Ahhh j ai raté le train ….
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Okay okay okay okay okay okay okay
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Rene Russo went well with Mel Gibson. There’s some good jokes although I didn’t care at all for the actual story. The Joe Pesci gimmick was moving forced, I mean just look at how he’s been plucked into the poster.
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The villain is barely in this thing and the tone is more inconsistent than the last one.
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They just keep knocking it out the park with these Leo returns and Riggs gets the girl everything just works
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R
These are some of the most fun movies ever Riggs is quite possibly my favorite action character of all time now Also, side note… the emotional tone in these movies is great, Murtaugh and Riggs being so flawed but perfect together and they care so deeply, I love it
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I’ve really been enjoying the lethal weapon movies so far, funny enough this one is my favorite and I didn’t think that was possible considering how good the first one is lol
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Another fun buddy cop action movie. Some fun action, good humor, and good relationship between the leads. However, it definitely has the messiest plot of the series so far and the villain isn’t all that interesting. It also continues the trend of moving away from the grittiness in favor of humor. Fun but not particularly great.
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Virou hora do rush kkkkkkk, um monte de segmento engraçadinho com 5% de lore.
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macron partie 3, je commence à n’en plus pouvoir
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Companion program note to 🐫 Double Feature Club: Lethal Weapon & Lethal Weapon 2 & Lethal Weapon 3 & Lethal Weapon 4 Full write-up available with Riggs & Murtaugh-thon.
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T
This is probably the best the series gets. All the tropes are there with the slow jazz opening credits, and the constant yelling at each other the over the top action. This is Lethal Weapon at its best.
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Just listened to my dad ramble on for 2 hours about how him and my grandpa loved to watch this movie together
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When it’s been a long week at work and life is getting you down, sometimes you just need to hear Danny Glover yell “RIGGS!”
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Encore le fun. La scène de poursuite en métro et moto est vrm nice. Le méchant est bon. On s’en que ça s’essouffle déjà un peu.
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И
It barely differs from the previous two films. Joe Pesci was added for a more over-the-top comedic effect, but he has little impact on the story and doesn’t hurt it either. Otherwise, it’s a solid action movie with great action, fun humor, and a plot that isn’t particularly memorable but gets the job done. Overall, it’s essentially the same as the previous two installments.
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Some films mean more than others. Take Lethal Weapon 3. Not one you would associate with such a sentence but this films does mean more to me. You see, back in the early 90’s my dad joined something called Britannia Music Club – which also sold VHS tapes. My dad, in his enthusiasm, bought a few to kick things off and one was Lethal Weapon 3. Their prices were ridiculous, this particular video was £19.99 but he didn’t care. He…
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É a redenção do personagem q mais sofre e continua indo adiante
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Bon, soyons honnête : l’Arme Fatale ce sont des films d’action ou ça pète dans tout les sens avec de l’humour, on peut pas nier que c’est la base du film d’action, et c’est divertissent. Mais on dois parler d’un point qui me dérange depuis le 1er : ce sont des flics qui dépasse largement le cadre de leurs fonctions, qui tue, qui détruisent, qui font n’importe quoi. Ce film le cristallise très bien avec ça scène d’intro ou Martin…
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While Lorna is a perfect partner for Riggs, I don’t want her to steal the main point of the movies for me. Partners in action, somehow completing missions all by themselves, partners that normally wouldn’t mash well that somehow do. Riggs and Roger are why these movies are so entertaining to me. Their friendship and partnership keep my interest in these movies alive. I was begging for Riggs to bug Roger sooner after the death of the child he knew,…
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Surement le meilleur de la saga : le rôle de Joe Pesci est exceptionnel dans la continuité du 2. Un film à voir absolument pour la culture. La scène d’ouverture est une des plus réussies des comédie/action. 53/2026
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Obviously she became a romantic love interest but yk what she matches his freak and is good at fighting
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CCarl Patterson 12 月 24, 2020
The more main characters there are the less funny the films become.
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CCarl Patterson 12 月 16, 2012
Yip, still funny. Maybe this is where the franchise became a little bloated. Leo in 2, Lorna from Infernal Affairs in 3. I still don’t think you can ignite a line of petrol with a bullet.
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The freshness of the first two “Lethal Weapon” movies shows signs of settling down into a formula in this third excursion by stars Mel Gibson and Danny Glover, and director Richard Donner. They know what they’re doing and how to do it, but we miss the sense of invention that brightened the earlier movies. Parts 1 and 2 seemed to wing it; this one falls back on experience and craftsmanship. Perhaps as a reflection of that, “Weapon 3” depends more…
- Synopsis
- Riggs and Murtaugh pursue a former officer who uses his knowledge of police procedure and policies to steal and sell confiscated guns and ammunition to local street gangs.
- Director
- Richard Donner
- Writer
- Jeffrey Boam, Robert Mark Kamen
- Studio
- Silver Pictures, Warner Bros. Pictures, St. Petersburg Clearwater Film Commision
- Country
- USA
- Language
- English
- Year
- 1992
- Runtime
- 118 mins
- USA11 May 1992
- USA15 May 1992
- South Korea20 Jun 1992
- Denmark26 Jun 1992
- Norway02 Jul 1992
- Netherlands17 Jul 1992
- Brazil07 Aug 1992
- France12 Aug 1992
- UK14 Aug 1992
- Portugal21 Aug 1992
- Argentina27 Aug 1992
- Spain28 Aug 1992
- Switzerland29 Aug 1992
- Australia03 Sep 1992
- Turkey25 Sep 1992
- Japan03 Oct 1992
- Italy23 Oct 1992
- Hungary27 Nov 1992
- Poland20 Aug 1993
- Estonia10 Sep 1993
- Russia02 Jun 1994
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