LETHAL WEAPON 2 (1989) MOVIE REACTION - A TERRIFIC SEQUEL! - FIRST TIME WATCHING - REVIEW
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- Welcome to our first-time watching as we react to Lethal Weapon 2 (1989).
Lethal Weapon 2 is a 1989 American buddy cop action comedy film directed by Richard Donner, and starring Mel Gibson, Danny Glover, Joe Pesci, Joss Ackland, Derrick O'Connor and Patsy Kensit. It is a sequel to the 1987 film Lethal Weapon and the second installment in the Lethal Weapon film series.
Gibson and Glover respectively reprise their roles as LAPD officers Martin Riggs and Roger Murtaugh, who protect an irritating federal witness (Pesci), while taking on a gang of South African dealers hiding behind diplomatic immunity.
We hope that you enjoy our reactions, commentary and review as we discuss the great action sequences, how this film adds another layer by giving us a bit of a darker tone and why Riggs and Murtaugh are the perfect duo.
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Both absolutely
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You both rocks and best reactors ever
Can't wait to see your reactions when the duo fight Jet Li in LW4
Lethal Weapon 2 is a gem. The bathroom scene…LAWD! Iconic! The poster in Demolition Man was LW3! 😏
Guys you have to watch THE LONG KISS GOODNIGHT, staring Geena Davis , Samuel L Jackson , Brian Cox and David Morse Brilliant 90’s action movie.
This was apartheid you guys…. Old school. Before Mandela was freed.
All 4 movies of this franchise are just awesome
That is honestly great to hear! Two more to go 😃
Yes and I heared they make a 5th, don't know if thats really true but now they are really too old for the shit 😂
Yes which is really rare in most movie sequels.
yes they are
@@azmichael Agreed, this is probably the only franchise where you can have a real debate on which one is the best out of all of them
Do yourselves a favor and don't wait a year for part 3...
Or skip 3 and go to 4. Part 3 was by far the worst of the series.
@@Michael-dy2lb And was still entertaining as hell which says a lot about the series.
@@Michael-dy2lb skipping a movie is just so stupid. You need it to understand certain parts of the fourth movie. And besides that it's still a great one with terrific performances.
@@Ninaofthe90s I don't remember there being anything necessary to see in Part 3, but it's been awhile. Maybe there is. I just remember it being easily the worst of the series. If you're going to skip one, skip 3. But sure, watch them all. Maybe 3 isn't a bad movie, just not as good.
@@Michael-dy2lb SPOILER for 3 and 4
how about character development. Every movie builds up the characters. The realtionship between Riggs and Murtaugh is getting even closer in the third movie. And Lorna for example, Riggs falling in love with her and them being in a relationship. The fourth movie begins with them being together and Lorna is pregnant. What's the point if you don't even know who she is.
And even if it's the worst one...it's such a strong franchise. They are all worth watching. Even if the plot isn't the best - the characters of Riggs and Murtaugh are always the strongest parts of the franchise.
Adding Joe Pesci to this duo is the cherry on top! 👌
Exactly 💯
"DIPLOMATIC IMMUNITY!" Palpatine said calmly.
Hahaha this got a good chuckle out of us 😂
I canrt serve you cos yor bleck. Apartheid was still in force 35yrs ago but fast on the wane after Botha was replaced by De Klerk. Also when Mandela pulled no punches about his release.
@@OfficialMediaKnights Yes😅👍👍
"Revoked it has been" Yoda said, confidently.
That's not palptine
It's de nomolos
The friendship between Riggs and Murtaugh is one of the most beautiful friendships I have ever seen. You see how much they care about each other...when Riggs wouldn't leave Murtaugh during the toilet scene. And when Riggs says he's not a cop today because it's personal. That means it's personal for Murtaugh as well. ❤❤
The best buddy cop movie/franchise ever put to screen.
Doubtful anything like it could be made in present day Hollywood.
this is one of those rare franchises that managed to maintain quality through all sequals
and then came Lethal Weapon 5
@@stue2298 ... please post a link to the place you bought your crystal ball at.
@@dawatcherz Don't need a crystal ball to know that Mel Gibson is 68 and Danny glover is 78, they where getting "too old for this shit" 25+ years ago. Plus the recent trend in Hollywood of mainly awful movies. The movie will probably be about Murtaugh grand daughter and Riggs daughter with Roger and Martin religated to secondry rolls. Hope i am wrong but setting the bar low because it will probably be awful.
“Diplomatic immunity.”
“It’s just been revoked.”
,,,ut ... but you are black : he has been dekepherniated !
"Because... you're black!"
"You are."
Joe Pesci keeping a straight face for that line... love it
"you're blick!"
Damn this wonderful movie. The accent is what hurts me
These guys had a blast with the bloopers. There was no way the lines and scenes would work when they couldn't help but laugh. 🤣 I don't know how much tape they managed to use for that, and back then there were no digital recording devices or smartphones. I myself have all four Lethal Weapon movies on my shelf, somewhere, and if I remember correctly, they were versions with behind the scenes and bloopers extras. :D I might dig them off that shelf sometime and watch them after a long time, especially the bloopers. :D
That final look between Riggs and Murtaugh just before they're about to get Murtaugh off the toilet is just fantastic.
That's some serious bro-code
The great thing about this franchise over other action movie franchises is the character growth. You really get to know these people and see how their life has evolved. It connects you with them
This movie was made so well. The stakes were raised so much. Obviously, watching this today, you know that Riggs survives that last fight scene, since you know there are two more sequels, but when this came out, none of us knew. Watching Riggs get shot so many times and bleeding out on the floor was devastating.
Me and my nanna would watch all 4 of these she loved them, and I loved watching them with her, and now watching with you has given me such good memories ❤️
Lethal Weapon 2 is great, my favorite of the series. All of the cast are more comfortable, Riggs and Murtaugh are fantastic together and Leo becomes their fantastic sidekick.
the ending hit harder when it first came out because u didnt know if Riggs was going to die
the chemistry with all the cast in this was spot on.
"He's been DEKAFFERNATED" 😅
Best line in a series full of fantastic lines.
Bad Boys aint got sh*t on the Riggs and Murtaugh combo... They will remain the goats until further notice. Thanks guys!
AMEN!
Also King Kong.
damn straight!
@@jishin75 correct!
So true
IT'S JUST BEEN REVOKED! - I like to randomly insert this into conversations to see who is a real one.
I like to post it randomly on social media whenever Australia beats South Africa in a cricket match.
The real ones interact with it.
ooh , can't wait for you guys to watch all the 4 Lethal Weapon movies.. It keeps getting better and better each film
We’re so happy to hear they really do get better with each one! We’ve already really enjoyed 1 & 2, can’t wait to see what they do with the rest 😃
Thank you Ari & Denise, I really enjoy watching movies with you guys it makes me feel like I am watching a movie with family or close friends. The hectic schedule this life hands us makes it difficult to grow relationships to that level and take extra time to coordinate a movie night with them. You guys provided this for me, muchas gracias.
Yey, this franchise is undoubtedly fun and entertaining, with a lot of heart. I used to watch those movies with my uncle, one of the few movies we like in common. ❤
Fun fact. This movie was banned in South Africa. I only watched it in the mid 90s and loved that my country was mentioned in "an American movie" lol I was too young to understand what Apartheid was, at the time but even now, I still appreciate that South Africa played a small part in this incredible, classic franchise, even if we were the villains😅
Love you guys reactions and vibe!✌️🇿🇦
Fun Fact : 'To Sir With Love' was also banned there because the government found it unbelievable a black man could teach whites anything.
Same here bru, I watch any reactor reaction too this movie
Believe it or not, it actually was released uncut in South Africa in December ‘89 and was a big hit. I guess the election of reformer F.W de Clerk has something to do with it.
If I remember correctly, it was the fastest movie to be dated. Because within a few years apartheid was over.
I used to see Archbishop Desmond Tutu in my grocery store in Jacksonville Beach, Florida, of all places. He won the Nobel Peace Prize for his work in ending Apartheid in South Africa. He spent time in Jacksonville, Florida, USA.
Such a pleasant and welcome surprise to see this; don’t stop….please do 3 and 4 quick. The chemistry keeps building and the payoff through the franchise is well worth it. One of the few franchises that successfully managed to build on each installment
As another South African, big fan of the channel, HUGE fan of the franchise, can't wait for your guys to see 3 and 4
I love that one of the henchmen is named Frik
I really hope y'all don't take too long to watch 3 and 4. This is one of my favorite film series
Love the channel. I'm always glad to sit down and watch a great movie with you guys
The actor playing the Captain is also in Predator 2 and Demolition Man, while the actor playing the main villain is also in the second Bill and Ted film. Besides these films, Richard Donner also directed the original Superman and The Goonies. Danny Glover immediately followed this up with Predator 2, while Mel Gibson followed this up with Maverick. Leo Getz is played by Joe Pesci, who's also been in Raging Bull, Goodfellas, Home Alone, Home Alone 2, My Cousin Vinny, Casino and The Irishman
And in Conspiracy Theory with Mel Gibson also. I don't think anyone else had notice, but he had a small part in the first Superman movie as a detective chasing down Lex Luther around the train scene. Richard Donner had also directed Conspiracy Theory
According to Wiki, the Captain (Steve Kahan) was a cousin of Richard Donner…that’s why he was in so many Donner films.
Maverick and Superman II were both Richard Donner as well.
"Fun" fact: originally, in the ending Riggs was supposed to die. But sequel money was too strong incentive to go down that route.
I didn’t want a summer job working in a movie theater, but LW2 was out that year (along with lots of other blockbusters). I got to watch my fav LW2 scenes over and over and over again 😊
The first one was a great Crime Drama. Here's where this starts to become the greatest Action-Comedy Franchise in Cinematic History.
You guys rule, Cheers and Happy Weekend from Canada. 🥃☮❤
This pair was a huge hit back then 🎉 all films are awesome and Leo is a gem ❤
You two have become my two favorite reaction movie watchers. And that's for two reasons. One is that I genuinely believe that you haven't seen the movies you say you haven't seen and you're honest if one of you have seen it. I think that's the most important thing to me I don't want to watch a reaction video from somebody who is super familiar with what they're reacting to. But more than anything else you two both seem to have a love of cinema in a way that I don't see very many other reaction channels have. And I like a lot of channels. But you two seem to have a genuine love of the actual mechanics of Cinema in you talk about things in terms of lighting and camera work and writing and other things that make me think of all the reaction channels that I watch UA-cam would be my favorite actually sit down and have a beer with.
"Okay...okay...!"
Nice reaction guys.
This movie is my favorite of the franchise for many reasons. Story, connection to the first, development of Riggs and the introduction of Joe Pesci.
And Patsy Kensit. Who says he didn't crush for her in this movie is lying. 😅
The end credits with George Harrison's Cheer Down playing in the background, while the camera pans out to the sight of the port as the sun rises is one of the most evocative closing sequences I've ever seen. It combines the moving quality of the song with an odd sense of nostalgia, which has never failed to draw me in from the first time I watched the movie in the theater!!!
That type of shot technique was nothing new when this movie was made. It's been used in both the opening and closing shots of movies. "Cheer Down" was really the best part of the closing credits. It fit in perfectly with the story because it's saying, in so many words "No matter how bad it may seem, it's going to be alright".
@davestang5454, I didn't mean to suggest the pan was innovative or a different kind of look, just a very engaging vista, which tied into the overall feeling of the sequence, IMO.
If it's of interest to you, there are at least a couple of clips of just the end credits on YT which have elicited quite a number of interesting comments along the lines of what I've said.
You definitely nailed it with your comment man! Pun intended😂 I've felt exactly the same way from the first time I saw it in the theater too!
Love the way films were shot back then. All practical sets and effects and the focus on cinematography. Everything feels really grounded
And all the stunts actually obey the laws of physics.
I'm so happy you two are finally continuing this series this was actually how I discovered you two randomly with your first reaction, hope you keep going it has a special place this series and it only continues to keep getting better from here! Happy Holidays 😊
The absolute best entry of the franchise. The last one written by the great Shane Black.
The joke the other cops played on Murtaugh was building him a "rubber tree" plant. It's a good joke on the surface because of the commercial starring his daughter, but when you consider the bad guys are South African, it takes on a deep symbolism that most people don't get. Solid gag and reference.
37:18 - Mythbusters tested that scenario, including pouring liquid nitrogen over the bomb.
They found that the tub probably would provide enough protection from the bomb, though both of them would be deafened by the blast.
They also found that pouring liquid nitrogen over both the explosive and the battery delayed the bomb's explosion for _15 minutes_ meaning Murtaugh would have had time to leave the house.
Mythbusters is NOT sound science. A lot of the things they claim "Busted" are actually plausible. I would respect that show much more if they admit in the opening sequence that they are fallible and can come to the wrong conclusions.
Yay! I'm so happy you're returning, and I think you'll like the cast additions as the series progresses. You get Jet Li in the last one, in his first Hollywood role! You might want to re-watch the first, as there are plot points in it that pay off in the rest.
Every movie in the franchise has everything you could want. Great action and pacing, but with plenty of time to breathe. Laugh-out-loud comedy, but with no shortage of tender moments and relatable drama. The acting and chemistry are off the charts, and there's no shortage of scenes or stuntwork to inspire filmmakers, all backed by a nice unimposing soundtrack. Looking forward to your reactions to Lethal Weapon 3+4!
I'm so glad you guys are finally getting to the rest of these. I know you're busy, but all four films are SO good! Can't wait to watch them with you! ❤
Danny Glover is not only a participant in such justified demonstrations in the film.
The guy who plays Pieter Vorstedt was in Dead Man's Chest. When Jack is in Tortuga gathering 99 souls, he's the old guy that says he thinks he should get out and see the world while he's still young.
the red head cop woman, in the swiming pool, was Vasquez in "Aliens" and John Connors's foster mom in "Terminator 2"
And the Irish mom in Titanic (you know the one, lol)
Also "Diamondback" in "Near Dark", one of my favorite vampire movies
She's Jenette Goldstein. Always fun to see her pop up.
In the original script they were going to let Martin die at the end of the film. It was a last minute decision to let him live. They honestly thought the series wasn’t going to continue. Glad they kept it together. Great character chemistry, such a deep family love for one another, and it gets even deeper in the later films. They are not just partners, or friends, they truly become brothers. Such a great franchise.
It may have been resolved with test audiences. This has happened with may movies. A test audience hates the ending and they end up reshooting it. Reshoots are commonplace when they have the money.
I just gotta say that this is the only reaction channel that I’m subscribing to. Not just your reactions, but your intelligent commentary is awesome. It shows that you’re really passionate when it comes to cinema.
With that being said, I would recommend that you check out Riddick trilogy if you haven’t already. They’re excellent sci-fi/action/horror movies. And also one of the scariest movies I ever watched, and I watched a lot of them, Event Horizon. That movie haunted my dreams for years.
Originally Riggs was supposed to die after being shot by the Ambassador. At the end, Roger watched a video Riggs made for him in the event he died. They thought it was to dark and they changed the ending and added the conversation with them joking around at the end that is this version.
46:22 This policewoman is John Connor's adoptive mother in Terminator 2, and I never understood why there is a picture of her with Ton Crus in this scene.
I'm glad yall tuned into this sequel, one of my favorite cop's comedy movies. Riggs and Murtaugh's chemistry is awesome. Joe Pesci added to this franchise also dope.
Didn't even realise you never watched the sequels, all 4 are great. What a treat this is.
finally!!!!!!! been waiting foreverforyou guys to finish this series!
This is the only movie franchide thats consistent thru the entire series. Each one is thoroughly entertaining and keeps that heart the entire time.
Agreed 100%.
True, I love the 4 movies equally, they all add something, someone, a scene, a music, characters...they're all awesome. and the ending of fourth is PERFECT
agreed! I feel like the 5th one will somehow maintain that all these years later too!
@@garretthorsch8143 I just wish Richard Donner was still here to direct it. I think Mel is. And we all know he's a phenomenal director.
It is so rare that they gave Murtaugh an age appropriate wife and brought back the same actress (well, everyone) in all 4 movies. Typical Hollywood would stipulate that the character dies of old age on her 35th birthday between films 1 and 2
Every time I watch this movie I say OK OK for like two weeks lol
😂😂 True story!
Only two weeks? I've never stopped... along with "THEY F*** YOU AT THE DRIVE-THRU."
I remember reading that there were two endings, the original draft had Riggs dying. But test audiences scored higher with the Riggs surviving ending.
You can also see the "Nakatomi building" after the hotel pool scene. Joel Silver produced both franchises.
This is a great franchise glad you chose to continue it. Don't forget Contact (1997)!
One of my most beloved movie franchises. Bought this on DVD back when DVD first came out and two things interesting. Richard Donner has the stilt house built specifically for that scene. And originally, Rika was supposed to live, but they wanted Riggs to be the guy who is just on the edge. Plus, they needed the way clear for Renee Russo in the next two movies. 😁
So happy you are continuing Lethal Weapon. The first one was good, but I enjoyed the sequels more because they added comedy to it. Plus, I love Joe Pesci as Leo Getz.
I agree that the sequels didnt fail the expectations which is very rare. And while I love Joe Pesci in the movies, I have to say that I love Rene Russo more (especially after watching The Thomas Crown affair). The whole cast has such great chemistry. There are not many franchises that have that.
@MartinRajkovic Rene Russo was amazing. That's why my favorite Lethal Weapon is the 3rd one because she was a badass and I love her relationship with Riggs.
Awesome, Awesome Movie and Work Guys, Thanks❤ Greetings from Helsinki, Finland🇫🇮🇺🇸🇫🇮🇺🇸
This is one series that don't have a bad film....in fact it think they get better with each entry
hmm idk I think 3 is weaker than the others
I actually saw this video pop up first, but I went back and watched your reaction to the first one before I watched this 😄 Glad you came back to the series. I hope you finish all four 😁
Mark Rolston (Hans) was also in Aliens as Drake, along with Jeanette Goldstein who gets blown up on the diving board. Grand L Bush also plays one of the cops (he was also in 1st movie) and he was Agent Johnson in Die Hard. Patsy Kensit was best known as the lead singer of Eigth Wonder. The surfboard death is reminiscent of an infamous scene in The Omen, also drected by Richard Donner. Lethal Weapon 2 is my favourite, followed by 1, 3 and 4.
Jeanette was in T2 :)
@@piotrangelus7534 Also Predator 2. She's the female cop the Predator spares because she's pregnant.
@piotrangelus7534 It was Maria Conchita Alonso in Predator 2. She was with Arnie in The Running Man as well
@@piotrangelus7534That too. And Titanic
@@SSD_Penumbra In Predator2 was Maria Conchita Alonso as pregnant Leona Cantrell, not Jeanette Goldstein.
Thank you for finally returning to this series! I'm a child of the 80s and I love action movies from 80s and 90s so much and I've really enjoyed your reactions as well as your analysis.
A great reaction to a great sequel! The "Lethal Weapon " films are a great blend of action, comedy & social commentary, in this case, apartheid. Mel Gibson & Danny Glover's chemistry is stronger than ever, but Joe Pesci steals the show! "Lethal Weapon 3" is my favorite, which, hopefully you'll react to soon! "Big smile!" "Big smile!" 😁
Suggestions: "Krampus," "Silent Night, Violent Night," "The Substance," "Blink Twice," "The Menu," "Monkey Man," "Nimona," "The Color Purple (1985)," "Places in the Heart," "Ready Or Not," "Don't Blink," "Fargo," "I Saw the TV Glow" & "Skeleton Crew."
Glad I found a channel like this that loves movies as much as me.
19:20 he is such an good actor, loved him in home alone too | 36:05 hey thats Vasquez and the gangster that was shot by his boss was her partner from Aliens
Clicked so fast 😂❤ these movies have so much heart and humor and drama. Love all of them!
Another great one. And love Leo, it's always a worry when they add another character to a such a solid duo but it works. And love the South African accent. Just hate how the girl died...
The Lethal Weapon series is rare as every movie is solid, and as you meet new characters, they become part of the family, too.
Murtaugh's stuff always gets destroyed...his house, his car, his toilet. Poor Roger.
This is such a great series, the camaraderie, the humour, the poignant moments. I can't wait for you to see number 3 and 4. Both are great imo.
Great movie!
Chekhov's nail gun AND Chekhov's dislocated shoulder
These movies are so darn good! Every single one is a treat.
And yeah, there's some true beauty to movies made in this time. You can feel the stress Murtaugh is dealing with in scenes like the toilet bomb. The nervous sweat. And the explosions just hit hard.
They forged that partnership in the first movie and in this one they just went through a lot. But you could feel that they'd go through hell together and find a way to come out the other side of it.
Yes!!! What a treat! Thanks guys. Check out Big Trouble In Little China, directed by John Carpenter, that's a banger too!
I'm so happy that Mel and Danny are making a new Lethal Weapon movie. Mel will be directing it as well(based on the vision of the original director, the late great Richard Donner), so it should be a fun final ride for our favorite duo 😎
Had no idea! 😮
Joe Pecsi As Leo Perfect casting he so Hilarious in the rest of the Franchise
Thanks for the great content!
'Snatch' and 'The Gentleman' soon please! 😂
This is so kind and generous, thank you so much!! They’re both on our list, and we’ll get to them very soon!❤️
"No red wire, blue wire stuff? Funny you should bring that up, lmao!!!
The show they’re watching in the family room is an nice Easter egg- it’s Tales From the Crypt which Richard Donner was involved with and that particular episode stars his wife (also the police department psychologist in the Lethal Weapon series). ❤
The amount of heart and soul this movie has with all the jazz music always makes me tear up a bit. Riggs has gone through so much shit and how he and Murtaugh's relationship grows over these movies he truly is apart of his family welcoming him and what not. Also lets not forget Leo who is honestly the heart of this movie he works like a scalpel and just gets right in there making me love his scenes so much. Hopefully you will watch LW 3 & 4 soon.
Lethal Weapon franchising is one of those, that every chapter is good. even the 4th that is considered the weak one. Every movie does add something into the universe.
The 2 on 1 vs Jet Li in LW4 is AMAZING.
@@chrisrubenstahl2046 hell's yeah! I had no idea 4 was considered the weak one. It's far more memorable to me than 3.
LW3 was the weak movie in the franchise. Dumb "bad cops" theme. LW4 had Jet Lee, which automatically upgraded it.
Awesome reaction as usual you two! I wish you could've seen the first three in theaters. Those are easily my favorites.
"...but...but... you're bleck"
Richard Donner was a great director, he made lots of great movie.
South African apartheid was a massive issue
"The Anti-Apartheid Movement (AAM) was a British organisation that was at the centre of the international movement opposing the South African apartheid system and supporting South Africa's non-white population who were oppressed by the policies of apartheid. The AAM changed its name to ACTSA: Action for Southern Africa in 1994, when South Africa achieved majority rule through free and fair elections, in which all races could vote."
Yes, I think that it's hard for people who weren't alive for it to realize what an on-the-nose choice for a purely evil villain this was.
@@donnaroo8042
It’s hard to believe Mandela was only released from prison about seven months after LW2 hit theaters.
I was only 11-12 at the time but it was a huge news story. I can see why younger people watching LW2 now might not realize why the South Africans made such great villains in 1989.
It’s just unfortunate that Mandela was a communist
That reminds me...I think they should watch District 9
look at the mess South Africa is now, worked out well
Even when they're facing a likely death, they still can't help but to trash Trish's bad cooking. 😂
This was during the time when fighting against Apartheid (segregation) was at it's highest against South Africa. Calling Murtaugh a "kaffir" was a racial slur. Movies and TV shows were addressing it.
Murtaugh's house was also the Griswolds' in _National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation._ The same street as _The Partridge Family, Bewitched,_ and _I Dream of Jeannie_ houses.
Richard Donner directed the first four. Mel Gibson is directing the final film in the franchise.
When you hear the Looney Tunes theme over the WB logo you know that whatever's coming it's coming strapped to an ACME rocket.
Y'all said it, these movies feel so grounded because of the relationship between Riggs and Murtah. These films work, the plot motivations make sense because we buy their friendship/brotherhood from their on-screen chemistry/charisma. AND Leo being a 3rd wheel but in a way that feels both forced (by circumstance) and inevitable, I love the continual character work through this franchise.
1:03:05 The best of the legacy. Especially for Riggs (Mel Gibson)
He got his justice for Victoria Lynn and Ricca Vanden-Hääs.
Yes I did put respect on Patsy Kensit name.
More to come guys. And amazingly they are all good. And Leo stays onboard to the end.
Y'all were so much fun to watch while you watched.
As we say in Texas; y'all be safe.
❤❤ Patsy Kensit was an incredibly beautiful woman in this movie! A captivating woman!
“You were right, ya know? There wasn’t enough room.” That gets me every time 😂
Thank God you guys are finally finishing the lethal weapon series thank you, been waiting for your guys's reactions ever since you guys watch the first one. Lol
Haha awe thank you so much for your patience, we're so happy we get to pick this back up again! Hope you enjoy!!
Dang you beat me to it! I came to the comments to say the same thing. 😂😂😂
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I remember seeing opening weekend on a pack Saturday night i wasn't old enough to buy any R rated tickets , yet i still bought a ticket and saw it in 70mm (blow -up) and like the audience had a fantastic time. LW2 was part of a great summer of '89 with Last Crusade , Batman and more !
I need that toilet. Bomb blew up underneath it and it fell down a floor on top of a cop car and that thing barely had a scratch. Talk about quality
No offense, but what are you eating that you need a toilet that durable?
@@donnaroo8042 it's 2am currently and I just got home from the bar after getting Taco Hell...wild guess where I'm at? 😂 I definitely could use that toilet...and to make better life decisions lol
@@donnaroo8042 Taco Bell?
The police woman who died in the pool was also John Connor's foster mother in _Terminator 2: Judgment Day,_ badass Pvt. Vasquez in _Aliens,_ the poor Irish mother in _Titantic,_ a vampire in _Near Dark,_ and Enterprise-B science officer in _Star Trek: Generations._
watch 3 and 4, they are films that you will love..❤️
Thanks to the best couple reactors on YT ATB from 🇨🇦
Thanks for the love! It means the world. Sending all the love to Canada! ❤️😃
You guys have to watch Maverick (the Mil Gibson one not Tom Cruise one) also directed by Richard Donner, you'll know why I'm suggesting it when you see it.🤫