Lethal Weapon 2 | Canadian First Time Watching | Movie Reaction | Movie Review | Movie Commentary

[@CineBingeReact]

What other kinds of commercial could Rianne do that would cause the same reaction from her father?

[@davidmcleod5133]

One of those “Hot ladies are waiting for you” 1-900 phone sex lines that were EVERYWHERE on TV back in the 80’s and 90’s. (Not sure if you had those in Canada or not).

[@maximillianosaben]

I think the problem more so is thinking of one that's circumstantially as funny.

[@30noir]

Did George say 'all the sudden'?

[@russellward4624]

A South Africa tourism commercial

[@billdoor3140]

Err I think you might regret asking this Question but....Lube , sex toys , sex hotline, STD awareness adds

[@PuppetDungeon]

The "underwater reveal" really got a strong reaction from the audience in theater. Traditionally this would be the start of the "race to save the damsel in distress" moment, and that twist was a real gut punch.

[@garretthorsch8143]

unfortunately this series is older than me. I was alive for the 4th one but thankfully my old man loved these movies along with many other classics so I have been watching them since I was a kid. wish I could've seen in the theater. but at least I can watch reactions like this!

[@coreyrees840]

“Before lethal weapon 2 I never thought there could be a bomb in my toilet, now I check everytime” -Homer J Simpson

[@scotthewitt258]

Doesn't everyone?!?!?

[@MrGBH]

When this movie was made, the liquid nitrogen trick was only theoretical. Mythbusters tested it and it turns out it would have worked far better then in the movie. They could have calmly strolled out through the front door

[@xxVladx]

That, and from what I remember, the tub definitely would have protected them, but the pressure would have likely caused some level of hearing damage.

[@doughbafett]

@@xxVladx Yeah, it was ludicrous that they didn't give them earplugs to wear before letting the bomb go off.

[@jamesa4793]

The liquid nitrogen trick worked so well that it took until the LN burned off for the bomb to explode, 20-30 min if I remember right. They could have just got up, walked to the kitchen made a few sandwiches, and then left.

[@markkondilis9237]

@@jamesa4793 Without Murtaugh putting on some pants, obviously. Because Lethal Weapon.

[@maisiesummers42]

@@blechtic Liquid nitrogen has a temp of −196 °C, well below the min temp for most electrical things.

[@mrtveye6682]

Damn, you two are friends for so long, and still your on-screen chemistry, the little jokes, the friendly banter seems to get better and better with every reaction. It's just so much fun watching you watch movies. Love both of you.

[@ademozkum2716]

This movie has one of my favorite tag lines, which my friends and I still use to this day. Whenever something doesn't go as planned, we say " 'Cause they f___ you at the drive through!"

[@jp3813]

Taglines are usually for marketing, which typically don't include expletives.

[@lanemyer774]

"IT'S JUST BEEN REVOKED!", one of the most badass quotes from the '80s.

[@marctowersap8018]

every time I hear 'diplomatic immunity', my mind instantly leaps to Arjen (Joss Ackland)'s voice saying it!

[@Ohiostatefan221985]

Peter Griffin" I have what she's having"

[@0lyge0]

The "80's car explosion" in the the beginning was because it was a car towing an RV with dual external propane tanks. It makes more sense when you see that the car actually hits the tanks. In the first movie there was an End Apartheid sticker prominently displayed on the refrigerator.

[@nochannel1q2321]

Plus the Pinto existed for a considerable amount of time.

[@gothnate]

@@nochannel1q2321 Only the hatch back had that problem. It was because the gas tank was so close to the rear steel bumper. The gas tank would get ruptured during a rear end collision, and sparks from the bumpers would ignite the fuel. The station wagon was just as safe as any other vehicle during the same time. I loved my 72 Pinto wagon until a tree fell on it.

[@nochannel1q2321]

@@gothnate Oh, I wasn't meaning to get into the deep specifics; just a jab at Ford for (kind of) allowing the design of what we're calling here an 80s car for real was arguably a thing for a while.

[@Johnny_Socko]

@@nochannel1q2321 As shown in the documentary "Top Secret!" 😛

[@jimhowe2624]

The "condom plant" is a rubber tree. 😅

[@DravenMercer]

When I was younger we would party a lot and got bags of free Condoms from the health clinic. They were always colorful so we put them on the Xmas tree one year as a joke bit jokes on us every weekend there were less on the tree lmao

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

Just what makes that little old ant Think he can move that rubber tree plant...

[@Warlock_UK]

@@dr.burtgummerfan439 I believe he has high hopes.

[@MrLovegrove]

I was going to like this, but I saw that it had 69 likes already.

[@TRHardware]

Lethal Weapon 3 was also very good!

[@DravenMercer]

I love LW3, the building they blew up in the beginning I was there when they blew it up. It was the old city hall in downtown Orlando and a big deal when it happened. I wish they did more practical effects now a days

[@earledmondsjr789]

My favorite one 🔥🔥🔥💯💯

[@A.French]

The 4th one too is good with Jet Li

[@nebulous8389]

Surprisingly all of them all good even 4 was good and had something fresh....Jet freaking Li!

[@nd8490]

All 4 are decent, it's a nice story of building up friendships and family

[@jimhowe2624]

Also, you should put 'Loaded Weapon' on your radar now that you've seen these two films.

[@richardrobbins387]

"Where is the meeecro-film??"

[@jculver1674]

The scene that spoofed the helicopter attack in this movie was so great.

[@gothnate]

Not till after they watch Lethal Weapon 3! Loaded Weapon 1 makes references to the first three Lethal Weapon movies. But they should also watch Wayne's World for those references first, and probably a few 80s and 90s commercials.

[@hafeya]

@@richardrobbins387 You mean the microfilm that contains the recipe for turning cocaine into innocent little cookies??? I don't know anything about it.

[@Neo6364]

I can't not watch these movies without thinking of Loaded Weapon. The rolling gun shooting kills me every time haha.

[@rafacastillo9611]

It's crazy to me just how comedic and different Joe Pesci can be when compared to his Mafia movie side

[@alansonoda]

My wife hates this about me. She knew Joe Pesci from Lethal Weapon and My Cousin Vinny. I showed her Goodfellas and Casino and it has ruined her. LOL :D

[@Cheepchipsable]

Umm, it's called "acting"...

[@jp3813]

@@Cheepchipsable Steven Seagal: "Acting?"

[@somemistakes6091]

All 4 movies were awesome, very rare to have all movies in an action franchise to be of such consistent quality

[@_Tim115]

The stilt house is the Garcia house (John Lautner was the architect) it can be found still standing at 7436 Mulholland Drive in Beverly Hills. While the real house was used in the move the house that's destroyed by Riggs was a replica built on a backlot at Warner Studios. Patsy Kensit who played Riggs girlfriend stated acting as a child in a Birds Eye frozen peas ad before going on to have a UK top ten hit in 1988 with a song called I'm Not Scared (written by the Pet Shop Boys) the song can be heard in LW2 but was not included on the soundtrack.

[@o0pinkdino0o]

Patsy was outrageously gorgeous. i had such a crush on her as a teen.

[@Johnny_Socko]

I knew she had been acting since she was a kid, but I really thought Patsy Kensit would become a big star after this. Hollywood missed out.

[@maisiesummers42]

The cool thing about the toilet bomb and their escape was that it _is_ actually possible. Mythbusters tested it, and found that pouring liquid nitrogen over the bomb and battery introduced a delay of 15 minutes; Riggs and Murtagh could have just walked out.

[@chrispeel3123]

Or else they spent a really long time in that bath together...

[@mohammedashian8094]

Well Riggs can walk but murtagh is gonna need some help

[@ADogWithGlasses00]

32:05 Aw I was looking forward to hearing that famous line "It's just been revoked."

[@CChissel]

The lethal weapon movies are so good, it’s like one long movie combined and the bond between friends into family is great. Plus all the action too.

[@wiseoldman53]

One of the best "buddy cop" movies of the genre! This one (the second one) was my favorite, followed closely by the first. But the whole series was really good. Mel Gibson and Danny Glover worked really well on screen together, along with Joe Pesci. Another of the really good buddy cop movie series from the 80's was "Beverly Hills Cop" (again, especially the first two). I watched all of these as a teenager growing up in the 80's and besides the nostalgia factor, they were really damned good entertainment!

[@CaturdayNite]

It's not a "bad helicopter"! It was a product of its environment!

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

No, it's heredity. Bet you a dollar!

[@wubranch1]

Joe got his “ok” from when he went to Disneyland, and whenever he asked for directions to fantasy land the teenage employees would say “ok” like Joe Pesci was saying the movie before giving him directions.

[@Smileybeeblevrox]

Another buddy cop comedy to watch is Running Scared with Billy Crystal and Gregory Hines. Comedies I recommend are: In Bruges, Defending Your Life, My Blue Heaven, Let It Ride.

[@doughbafett]

Yeah, Running Scared actually predates the Legal Wreckin series.

[@johnsykes9795]

What made it funnier was the accent all the 'South Africans' used. It was the equivalent of having an American ambassador speak with an uneducated redneck accent usually found in the most remote hillbilly mountains. Then again, with the state of US politics at the moment, that might have actually been the case at some US embassy parties.

[@blakewalker84120]

Fun fact: The original script for the movie had Riggs die at the end. The studio changed it before filming but they decided to keep the scene, they just had Riggs pull through. Imagine the ending of this movie with Riggs bleeding to death on the ship in Murtaugh's arms as the camera pulls out to see all the cop cars racing in, but too late. In the rewrite, Riggs lives and so does Rika. They filmed a closing scene at Murtaugh's house with Riggs and Rika joking about eating a living turkey. The director thought the movie would have much more impact if the bad guy killed Rika so they cut that ending scene and filmed the parts with Rika dead in the water, but you can still find the scene on KZbin.

[@scotthewitt258]

The song playing is "Knocking on Heaven's Door". Originally written and performed by Bob Dylan. It is played in the 1973 film "Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid" as a lawman lay dying. Bob Dylan actually also appeared in the movie. The lyrics refer to not needing his badge and guns anymore, because he is knocking on Heaven's Door.

[@underAtack]

I REALLY hope you guys watch all four movies! The series was also pretty good, too!

[@jorgenandersson]

Wow, I'm soo impressed when you Simone said-- "They did sound dutch" during the car chase in the begining. Considering that the bad guys are from South Africa, and they speak Afrikaan, and that is pretty close to Dutch(the language in Netherlands). It was the same language back in the days, but they have evolved a little bit different due to the time that has passed.

[@WoodrowsRandomReviews]

Really bad accents from the British and Irish actors playing the Afrikaaners though.

[@jorgenandersson]

@@WoodrowsRandomReviews Haha, well, I can't speak neither dutch or afrikaan :-) So I have to trust you on this, and I do!

[@weltenman]

@@WoodrowsRandomReviews Ja well, nobody can really do the accent but Afrikaners and they were not going to get hired during that time. So they had to do with what they could get I suppose.🤔

[@henryvandeventer2457]

@@WoodrowsRandomReviews almost as bad as Leo's in Blood Diamond lol

[@mobiusflammel9372]

@@henryvandeventer2457 The sheer amount of contradicting claims I’ve seen when it comes to whether or not his accident was accurate is wild to me.

[@alexandersparf]

Okay, that "You're not a musician in the 40s" line from George actually made me laugh out loud.

[@htime9119]

Who is he referencing? My first thought was Elvis but that wasn't the 40's.

[@markhinton1641]

The only famous person I've heard of dying on the toilet is Elvis.

[@alexandersparf]

I might've missed the mark entirely, but I just figured it was dark humour about the frequently dire drug habits of jazz musicians back in the day, with the risk of passing away while having a fix in the bathroom.

[@Fordo007]

Emperor Vespasian died after taking a massive diarrhea dump.

[@markhinton1641]

@@Fordo007 King John, of Robin Hood fame, also died from Lethal bout of diarrhoea.

[@gunlean7738]

Forgot how great the character chemistry was in the Lethal Weapon series and how they quality doesn't gall away from the first, seems to get better.

[@NoelMcGinnis]

When this movie came out, everyone was walking around waving their hands and saying “ok, ok, ok…”. 😂

[@stiimuli]

That and "They f*** you at the drive through!"

[@o0pinkdino0o]

This was so fun at the cinema. So many quotable lines. I absolutely love the "he's blick !"

[@ablazindevilhead]

My first time watching this channel. You guys are a lot of fun. I hope you guys continue with this series. They do a really good job of building their relationship and family. Gotta love the 3-William-56es.

[@scotthewitt258]

"Makes me want to go right out and buy rubbers." BTW, Jack McGee {the carpenter} has played a firefighter in many productions. Before becoming an actor he served on Engine 89 and Ladder 50 in the NYFD!

[@kevinlaw6185]

My apologies if someone else has already mentioned this, but if I remember correctly, that's one of the ways Houdini was able to get out of straitjackets - he could dislocate one or BOTH of his shoulders.

[@Magikarp4TW]

These two are so good at this react stuff, I’m here watching the videos I would normally skip because I need moar Simone and George.

[@scotthewitt258]

The Embassy grounds end at the gate. Riggs was {mostly} on the sidewalk. Mostly.

[@dostatochno]

Sam is always the same breed (a shetland sheepdog) when he is seen in the Lethal Weapon movies.

[@jyesucevitz]

apparently while Mel is busy doing the Lord's work promoting Sound of Freedom and working on The Resurrection of the Christ he's confirmed he'll be directing and co-starring in Lethal Weapon 5 on HBO MAX. I'm pretty sure he confirmed Danny Glover and Rene Russo, but no Joe Pesci. (he's technically retired.)

[@Kyra_M]

Another great Mel Gibson action movie is 'Payback' (only the directors cut though - its one of those few movies, where the cut changes a lot about the story...) it also got an excellent Lucy Liu in it!

[@ericc8705]

Payback is good ... although there's some debate about what version you might actually want to watch. I've seen at least two or three different cuts of it and the overall "feel" is the same - there are some VERY different scenes & it's put together very differently in the different cuts

[@Deathbird_Mitch]

Conspiracy Theory was good too.

[@stang5755]

Honestly I rather preferred the theatrical with Kris Kristofferson as the boss. Ending was rather more coherent compared to the 'Straight Up' cut. Also think it'd be the better one to react to. But all versions are worth a watch.

[@osculim]

I love the Afrikaans in this movie. Always makes me as an Afrikaans speaking person laugh. None of us talk like that

[@jculver1674]

Yeah, the actors playing South Africans are all Europeans, and dialect coaches weren't as valued in Hollywood back then.

[@Shiny7054]

@@jculver1674 Hollywood prioritised the domestic market back then so absolute fealty to accents, not so much a big deal. That's changed, for better and worse

[@WoodrowsRandomReviews]

@@Shiny7054 Also, SA was still under sanctions back then, so they probably couldn't use actual Afrikaans actors without getting in trouble.

[@TheFairyintheFishBowl]

@@Shiny7054 our South African accent seems to be quite a struggle to get right. Even with A - list actors and fantastic coaches, they still seem to be inconsistent and inauthentic.

[@Tensen01]

Hate to break it to you, that's exactly what you sound like to everyone else.

[@noeticwolf73]

1 And two are classics 3 has a special place in my heart.

[@zjbell700]

Simone after the toilet bomb..."holy shit!" Lol, it almost was 🤣🤣

[@davecalvin5105]

Loved the Flight of the Conchords reference!

[@blueeyedcowboy8291]

Leo Getz is the character we didn't know we needed from the first one. Just hilarious. The third one is just as good and introduces another good character.

[@jp3813]

12:44 Hong Kong stunts were even riskier back then given that insurance coverage wasn't required to make movies. Plus, limited budget & production schedule also meant less time spent on the actors' & stuntmen's safeties. There's a sequence in Fatal Termination (1990) where a real little girl is grabbed by the hair and dangled outside of a speeding car. There was also little concern for animals. Jackie Chan's Project A 2 (1987) has a sequence where he fights someone in a cage full of birds.

[@cuzidodgebullets6797]

"Big smile" with the half salute/wave is great. I laugh every time.

[@Azalin4savioR]

The next two in this series, just as amazing as the first two. You need to watch em all!

[@MrStimpyren]

A friend of a friend of a friend, worked in Ireland in the early 80s. They said that the outfit the bomb squad wore had very minimal protection and was really used to hold the body together after an explosion. Don't know how true this is though

[@scotthewitt258]

Shock wave would probably be fatal, even if the armor held up. Most fatalities outside of the shrapnel/blast radius are killed by concussive internal injuries.

[@TheeGoatPig]

Diplomatic Immunity never worked the way this movie portrays. The police would have notified the state department, and barring any major worldwide issues (the possibility of a multinational war), the South African diplomats would have been deported and the consulate shut down. This would have set back relations between the two countries, but the onus would be on South Africa to make things right. But I still love the movie. I put this one right up there with the first one.

[@stonebaxter]

I miss movie stars that had balls to do their own stunts and heaps of charisma. Mel Gibson should have never gone away. Fantastic actor! Owns the screen in every scene. Love it.

[@3Rayfire]

Lest you forget that's the second time you've seen that guy play a diplomat, as you've seen The Hunt for Red October.

[@Bodanki]

Lethal Weapon is one of those rare franchises like Rocky and Back to the Future, where every movie is very enjoyable and watchable. Everyone has their own favourite and people may debate which ones like they like the most, but every LW movie is very entertaining and worth a watch, especially, like with Rocky, as you get to know and love the characters, you just want to see more of their lives

[@ThePete1081]

@@Caseytify true, but he really didn't need to act much in this one. He basically just recited part of his stand up act at the time.

[@InsolentMusicalPeasant]

Lethal Weapon as a whole tackles some really poignant themes. Mental health in the first one. Apartheid in the second. Gang violence in the third. Immigration in the fourth.

[@Random-ed2xf]

Mel should of kept working on the mental health after.

[@gawainethefirst]

I think you meant to say “Human Trafficking in the fourth.”

[@julienielsen4462]

You guys will love the third and forth movies!! Great reactions too from you guys!!

[@jorgauer3952]

The female cop who got killed on the dive board was also John Connor's fostermom in Terminator 2, Vasquez in Aliens and the irish mom in Titanic

[@jasonlane1528]

God I love Simone's giggle...!

[@prollins6443]

And when she goes on a potty mouth rant!

[@michelle6337]

"Diplomatic immunity." "It's just been revoked." My absolute favorite exchange in the entire series.

[@BulletTooth504]

30:15 Try to remember the dialogue here for when you get around to Lethal Weapon 4. There is a scene that references it.

[@gomeri]

I had forgotten Hank from Breaking Bad was also in this movie

[@ericmarois6960]

You two are such baffoons and I love you for it, I truly do. There isn't much you won't run into a joke yet you still manage to stay with the story and not lose focus much. Also I've never mentioned it until now but I just love the commercial style type of cut for your patreon: it's always there, we never know when but it is so short and simple I don't mind it at all besides thinking it's kinda cute as far as any commercial can go. Different in a very good way. Thanks for this vid and so many others, take care, see you again soon.

[@MrLovegrove]

I love how at one point during the commentary George went full Leo and didn't seem to realize it. I already can't remember what part, but George threw an, "okay okay okay" in there.

[@Kasino80]

Among the many many movie references in Hot Fuzz, the "de-kaffanated" line from Murtaugh at the end is heard when Simon Pegg talks on the phone with Nick Frost. Danny uses the word "de-kaffanated" when he means "decapitated".

[@wolfkniteX]

20:13 Funny you mention that, I think there was an episode of Mythbusters that actually answered that question. I forgot the results but they did try it.

[@joaopauloj.p.5263]

Great vídeo and reaction ! Good times of cinema ❤️...tanks ! Congrats from Brazil 🇧🇷👏👏. See your in lethal weapon 3 ❤️.

[@Mugthraka]

20:20 Yes, the Mythbusters tried it. The Liquid Nitrogen actually completly disabled the detonation mechanism, so in reality, they din't even need to go the whole "jump in the tub" thing, Murtaugh and Riggs could just waltz outta there

[@A-small-amount-of-peas]

I giggled at George's shirt. I love a golden era Simpsons joke reference

[@brentwittman547]

Fun fact: The van that Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern are driving in Home Alone has “OH-KAY Plumbing and Heating” painted on the side of it. 😊

[@sconstanza]

Your videos guys really make me end my day happily xDxD

[@Surberus1066]

The cop that gets blown up on the diving board is also Jon Connor's adoptive mom from Terminator 2, and Vasquez from Aliens.

[@The_RedVIII]

I really hope you guys are watching Loaded Weapon now soon as well. It's a hilarious Leathal Weapon spoof movie with Emilio Estevez and Samual L Jackson.

[@scottisitt]

They need to watch Lethal Weapon 3 first to get more of the references.

[@JustLiesNOR]

2:40 at least the camper bursting into flames sorta makes sense. There would most likely have been a propane tank in there. Ruptured tank+sparks...

[@CaptainEnglehorn]

The guy they chase at the beginning of the movie is played by Mark Rolston. One of the female cops is played by Jenette Goldstein. Both played marines in the movie Aliens.

[@retropyro]

Lethal Weapon 3 is pure awesome as well.

[@digidv85]

At this point, it pays to see the whole series through. There are only two more, after all. It's been rumored Mel will direct a fifth entry, since the prior director of the previous four has since passed, although nothing happened yet.

[@jamesbond99]

the rumor is true and it was richard donner who asked if mel could direct it before he died. at first mel gibson i believe didn't want to though.

[@1ListerofSmeg]

Hell yeah! Simone throws out a Flight of the Conchords reference as an opening😂

[@davidr1050]

2:33 --- EVERYTHING in the 80s was flammable ... It's a wonder humanity made it this far..

[@tomfiend86]

Hearing Flight of the Conchords again after so long is a good feeling

[@fishblades]

This is one of those franchises where all of the movies are good. They introduce new characters that are fun and interesing and all of the main characters get some kind of development. Also Danny and mel and great together.

[@unredeemed-deatharena]

Fun fact - Lethal Weapon 2 did the house truck pull first. GTA V did it after. lol

[@o0pinkdino0o]

Fun fact, both Drake and Vasquez from Aliens are in this film.

[@Weaslgas]

Next "Basic Instinct" and you are ready to watch "Loaded Weapon 1", a spoof movie with Samuel L. Jackson and Emilio Estevez!!

[@The_Dominic]

Rika’s death reveal was really shocking when I saw this in the theater! Thanks for a great reaction! 😊

[@timlois]

0:01 I think the image on the movie poster is in mirror image based on the orientation and layout of the Berretta pew pew.

[@MikeB12800]

I just noticed…. the cop that brings the shrink to the bathroom and blows up on the diving board is Vasquez in Aliens and the foster mom in Terminator 2.

[@likecrazyhorse]

The stilt house takedown was the inspiration Michael had in GTA 5 to do the same. He watched so many movies that a lot of his ideas come from them.

[@BryanAlaspa]

So love it when Simone is like....a billion IN THE 80S!!!! Like that's the 1800s. I was alive for the entire 80s!

[@vwlssnvwls3262]

I don't recall, but I want to say the looney toons theme when the WB logo came up at the beginning was because the movie came out during a WB anniversary. icbw

[@EEE80]

You absolutely need to check National Lampoons Loaded Weapon :D super good parody of these lethal weapn movies :D

[@christophero1969]

Thanks!

[@CineBingeReact]

thank you!! ☺️

[@mrtim5363]

Love you two! Keep up the great work. Making movies in the 80's... Safety? What's that? Hanging out of a helicopter shooting a scene, all good, we're done... Heard a strange noise upon landing. It was the metal connector at other end of safety harness strap that had never been attached to the helicopter. It was flapping around & banging against the side of the chopper! 17:06 On duty or off duty, a real Police Detective outranks a min wage Security Guard at the Parking Garage 100% of the time & they know it. Which is why he wisely backed away the second he saw the gold shield.

[@1wwtom]

You really have to watch the parody of this and other Cop movies, Loaded Weapon!

[@bobcharles1204]

I don't know what I enjoy more. Your reactions or the cover art! 😆 🤣 😂

[@hcolebatch3627]

FLIGHT OF THE CONCHORDS! - Tears of a rapper!!! Gotcha back Simone 🥰

[@shadowfrost__]

So this is for George. How they generate enough speed to get out of the container is they launch the vehicle. Basically they rev the engine in neutral to about 8 or 9 thousand RPM's and then slam it into gear, causing the tires not to gently start rolling, but instantly start spinning at high speed. It would kind of be like putting a hot wheel in the middle of a rubber band, and stretching it back then letting go.

[@Tr0nzoid]

This movie was so popular that Warner Brothers sold the videotape as "priced to buy," at about $24.99. That was unusual, especially for something that wasn't a general family audiences film. Tapes were largely for the rental market. South Africa's apartheid was a major topic at the time, and I use to joke that the movie's popularity led to Nelson Mandela being released from prison the following spring. Condom commercials were also a new controversy, with a debate over whether they should be allowed on TV.

[@Billinois78]

Now you've got to watch the movie National Lampoon's Loaded Weapon 1. It parodies Lethal Weapon 1 & 2 and other movies of the era. It stars Emilio Estevez and Samuel L. Jackson (right before doing Pulp Fiction). Oh, and Sam the Dog, as he's credited, is the same dog as in the first movie.

[@foxpaw76]

According to IMDB it's the same cat and dog from the first movie!

[@sonnyhenriksen284]

Fun fact : Riggs' South African love interest, was the lead singer in "Eighth Wonder" who had one big hit " I'm not scared."

[@dth2brny121]

I believe she was married to Noel Gallagher of Oasis. Yes, THAT Oasis...

[@pwmel1]

Great reaction! As for the house on stilts: it was a house schedule for demolition, so they arranged to do it for the movie. I hope you continue with part 3. Also . . . the Beverly Hills Cop franchise is pretty good, too. At least one and two.

[@Deathbird_Mitch]

Nope. You are thinking of the opening bomb in LW3. The "stilt house" is still there.

[@fullmoonprepping4024]

You make me so happy you're going through these movies! By the end you may well just want to rewatch them all on your own. They really are that good.

[@gswithen]

Simone, I like your face. You cut the classic moment when the guy looks down to make sure he's not standing on plastic. Another awesome reaction. Damn 80s cars keep blowing up. What'd we do wrong?

[@e.salminen3193]

Finland 1989. I was watching this at the cinema, premiere week. End scene, someone shouted in Finnish "kill that bastard" (tapa se paskiainen)