Lethal Weapon 3 (1992)

Very disappointing...

Absolutely Fantastic

When a movie has you begging for it to end not even half way through it's pure crap. We've all seen this movie and this characters millions of times, nothing new in it. Don't waste your time.

The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

The Third Film in the Lethal Weapon Series, 'Lethal Weapon 3' is Pure Fun! A Fantastic Entertainer, the benefits from a Crisp Screenplay & Impeccable Performances by its Screen-Heroes. 'Lethal Weapon 3' Synopsis: Martin Riggs and Roger Murtaugh pursue an arms dealer who is a former LAPD officer.I have seen all the Lethal Weapons, all 4 of them & I have enjoyed each of them. In my opinion, this 4-part Buddy-Cop Series are amongst the best moments from Hollywood History.'Lethal Weapon' is crisply Written by Jeffrey Boam & Robert Mark Kamen. Its engaging all through. Richard Donner's Direction is top-class. Cinematography is eye-filling. Editing is well-done. Action-Sequences are outstanding. Performance-Wise: Mel Gibson & Danny Glover are impeccable. As Riggs & Rog, both of the supremely talented actors are a joy to watch. Their On-Screen chemistry, is amazing. Rene Russo is perfect. Joe Pesci provides comic relief. Stuart Wilson is effective as the menace.On the whole, 'Lethal Weapon 3' is vintage entertainment at its best!

Roger Murtaugh (Danny Glover) has 8 days left before retirement, and Martin Riggs (Mel Gibson) recklessly goes into a building with a bomb. Riggs sets off the bomb, and brings down the building. They're kicked down to patrolmen. They catch an armor truck robber who turns out to be using armor piercing bullets which leads to a former cop gun runner. Internal affairs Lorna Cole (Rene Russo) is also interested in the case. Joe Pesci returns with a smaller role.Rene Russo is a good addition. She and Mel have a great scene comparing scars. She looks good fighting although the stunt girl doesn't have the same look. The problem is that it starts stupidly. It made no sense that Riggs goes into that building for no reason. I think they should have just started with the armor truck robbery. Or they should think of a better way to incorporate the building implosion. It's weaker than the first 2. It's getting a little old. Maybe they're getting too old for this sht.

Every time I think about Lethal Weapon I remember the intro that was presented in this film. I have seen many films in my days with many intros that can be classified as classic. The one I very much remember is the one in the 2012 film Django Unchanged."Spoiler Alert" Back to this classic intro, it is not every time that you watch a movie and the lead actors who are intended to be the heroes in the movie actually brought down a building instead of just waiting for the bomb squad to do their job.Rene Russo's introduction in the movie is well received and it was nice to see another person swing legs and do some fighting instead of just Mel alone. Richard Donner kept Joe Pesci on the cast (who although in the original script was not part of the cast) which I also very much enjoyed seeing Leo Getz run his mouth non-stop. Lethal Weapon 3 to me was more comic filled than any of the others and to me from 1 to 3 it seemed all planned out. Lethal Weapon 4 seemed a little off and more like a lets cash in some more.This movie's plot has our two heroes demoted to walk the street and these guys were so chaotic at the job that it seemed safer keeping them as detectives. In this flick the villain is bold, intelligent and merciless he was a former L.A.P.D. Lieutenant named Jack Edward Travis (Stuart Wilson). Travis is an arms dealer who was running things smoothly till some of his men decided to do something stupid…, they committed a crime while Murtaugh and Riggs were on the scene.While the investigation was going on, the duo met Lorna Cole (Rene Russo) from internal affairs she is tough smart and happen to be the only woman in the whole series who could handle Riggs. Now the duo now turned trio went all out to bring Travis down.Lethal Weapon 3 was also a commercial success but was received with mixed reviews; again the score was done by the trio Michael Kamen, Eric Clapton, and David Sanborn who also worked on the previous two films.This is my third favorite in the series, but the intro is my top best. Richard Donner did a great job with this characters created by Shane Black, and I just have to give him kudos because this series is one that too me should be left where it is and a remake should not be done or a continuation, as we saw in Die Hard 5, if you drag it you wreck it.www.lagsreviews.com

Great 90s fun this is the best i bought this and all the atmosphere around me came 90s at Christmas time iv never seen a better action film , you must buy its got everything good in it popcorn and a classic fim makes your eyes glue to the screen this made my Christmas special the humour , the 90s elements , the case and the opening was ultimate gold . I would buy this right now if you want to get it and the 90s will come to you its an excecellent all time film that i could watch all day including mant others i now have an 80s and 90s love and now its a great change . 10.0 top notch , every thing is good this gets 10 Oscars from me for outstanding life changing film great stuff .