Lethal Weapon 4

This series was never great, but it’s nice to see it return to some level of entertaining after the pits of the third entry. Giving the writing reins to Channing Gibson, who had a solid professional relationship with producer Joel Silver (meaning he did what Silver wanted), Richard Donner helmed a moderately entertaining action flick that seems to be more in line with the apparent desire to make this franchise some kind of James Bond-esque series of action spectacle, but in Los Angeles.

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