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...
Riggs is talking to Rog Murtaugh about Wah Sing Ku after Rog just killed his ...
Rog Murtaugh dove into the water and pulled Riggs out from under a concrete b...
Leo followed Riggs to the cemetery where he was talking to his dead wife Vickie.
Leo is telling Riggs a story about his pet frog that he had as a kid.
Lorna was getting pulled around the hospital in a bed when she grabbed and ol...
Lorna is on a hospital bed and the baby is coming any moment while she yells ...
Riggs and Rog Murtaugh pull up to a man with a flame thrower and an assault r...
Riggs and Lorna are stopped at a railroad crossing talking about their relati...
Dr. Woods can't handle it when Riggs messes with her as he announces to the w...
Butters is really worked up over the Chinese guy getting shot as they stand o...
Riggs, Butters and Rog Murtaugh are in the dentist office trying to get infor...
Lorna is in a hospital bed waiting for a priest to marry her and Riggs before...
Leo hates cell phone companies and he's bitching about it to Butters.
Riggs and Rog Murtaugh are ducking behind a car and there's a guy with a flam...
Riggs wants to walk away from the fight with Wah Sing Ku but he can't resist ...
Riggs and Rog Murtaugh are ducking behind a car from a guy with a flame throw...
Age is finally catching up to Riggs and he's talking about becoming an old ma...
Riggs and Rog Murtaugh are breaking the news to each other about being a fath...
Riggs and Rog Murtaugh are in Murphy's office talking abut how they're gettin...
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