Review Time: this film title is the weakest out of the
four films [starring Mel Gibson as Martin Riggs and Danny Glover as Roger
Murtaugh.] Now don't get me wrong this film is consistently interesting, but
this is not one of those film titles that I can watch to often, there needs to
be a certain amount of time before I may sit down and watch it again.
Fundamental elements: there is a time jump, place jumps
words on screen, there are cultural
elements including subtitles which if you look close but not too close, I think
there are some occasions where the subtitles are not being used when another
character is speaking another language I could be wrong. But when the subtitles
are on screen there are of decent size and white, but after some time I was
struggling to read them, maybe they were too quick on and off screen I don't
know, moving on there is this background music used in this title it is just
there really and nothing more.
Comedy level: this element is consistently being used in
different ways, be it in the dialogue exchanges or these scenes; talking about
mobile telephones or the dentist scenes [where we have some characters trying
to get some information out of another character,] these elements are funny.
Action sequences: these scenes or sequences are reliably
entertaining with plenty of weapons being used, combat elements or chasing or
something else.
Performances: they are all okay, you know what I mean, there
isn't anything wrong with them, such as maturing the returning characters or
using their character developments or chemistry to make this film feel like a
Lethal Weapon film and the newcomers are reliable as well.
This film receives: 6/10, now as I was previously saying
using their character developments or chemistry to make this film feel like a
Lethal Weapon film what I meant by this is this; the first three films of this
franchise feel like a Lethal Weapon film or films but this one now and again
feels like it is having to work hard to be a Lethal Weapon film
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