Lethal Weapon 4 is a 1998 American buddy cop martial arts action thriller film directed by Richard Donner and starring Mel Gibson, Danny Glover, Joe Pesci, Rene Russo, Chris Rock and Jet Li. It is the third sequel in the Lethal Weapon series of films. Lorna Cole is pregnant with LAPD sergeant Martin Riggs' baby; they are not married, but both are thinking about it and have concerns. Police sergeant Roger Murtaugh's daughter Rianne is also...
A State Department official got illegal visas for a couple of Chinese men.
Rog Murtaugh and Riggs just helped the coast guard stop a ship from importing...
Rog Murtaugh feels bad for the dozens of Chinese people who were stowed on th...
The INS Agent is telling Riggs what the smugglers do to the people who come o...
Butters is standing over a dead immigrant who was executed to show the rest o...
Lee Butters can't believe one of the immigrants was executed by the smugglers.
Riggs comes home and Lorna wants to know why he's all bruised up and bloody.
Riggs just went out for some leisure time of fishing and of course all hell b...
Lorna is hungry and wants to eat the meal she just cooked for herself and Riggs.
Riggs is reading through one of Lorna's romance novels and he wants to satisf...
Riggs wants to know who the father of Rianne's baby is so that he knows who R...
Rog Murtaugh is talking to Riggs about how he brought home a family of Chines...
Rog Murtaugh is handing out money to his kids and wants to know what they are...
Rog Murtaugh has had enough of people making fun of him at the police station...
Riggs and Rog Murtaugh were promoted to Captains because the insurance compan...
Riggs and Rog Murtaugh were just promoted to Captain because they couldn't af...
Lee Butters comes up to Captain Murtaugh and gives him some ass kissing words.
Rog Murtaugh is worried that Butters has been kissing his ass because he migh...
Dr. Woods has had enough of Riggs and his jokes and now she won't listen to h...
Riggs embarrasses Dr. Woods in front of the whole police department after she...
Riggs is messing with Rog Murtaugh because he knows about Butters being the f...
Butters is in the car with Riggs and Rog Murtaugh talking about his neighborh...
Riggs is driving around and catches Leo following him in a bright red suburban.
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