the last lethal weapon movie was made in 1998.
the last lethal weapon movie was made in 1998.
when was the last lethal weapon movie made?
1998
lethal weapon (disambiguation)









































lethal weapon is a 1987 american action film.









































lethal weapon may also refer to:









































bullet::::- "lethal weapon" (franchise), a media franchise spawned by the 1987 film









































bullet::::- "lethal weapon 2" (1989)









































bullet::::- "lethal weapon 3" (1992)









































bullet::::- "lethal weapon 4" (1998)









































bullet::::- "lethal weapon" (tv series), based on the film series









































bullet::::- "lethal weapon" (soundtrack), soundtrack to the 1987 film









































bullet::::- "lethal weapon" (video game), based on the film series









































bullet::::- lethal weapon (professional wrestling), a japanese professional wrestling stable









































bullet::::- "lethal weapon" (song), a 1989 hip-hop single by ice-t









































bullet::::- lethal autonomous weapon
lethal weapon (disambiguation)
james berardinelli gave the film three stars out of four, writing: "given the expectations that constrain it, "lethal weapon 4" is probably the best motion picture that could possibly result from another teaming of martin riggs and roger murtaugh. the series has lost a lot of steam since the first two entries, and, although the fourth movie ratchets up the energy level from the moribund state of the disappointing "lethal weapon 3", there's no sense of spontaneity." roger ebert gave "lethal weapon 4" two stars out of four, writing: ""lethal weapon 4" has all the technical skill of the first three movies in the series, but lacks the secret weapon, which was conviction. all four movies take two cop buddies and put them into spectacular and absurd action sequences, but the first three at least went through the motions of taking the plot seriously (and the first one did such a good job, it made my 'best 10' list of that year). this time, we're watching an exercise." michael o'sullivan of "the washington post" called it a "stupid and violent delicacy" that balances a "patented blend of high action and low comedy".
lethal weapon 4