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“the starting bomb scene was hilarious”
Diptanshu · Metacritic ↗
“the chase at start was amazing”
Diptanshu · Metacritic ↗
Read 28 Aug 2026 · confidence 1% · too thin for a score · how this works
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“There are elements in the movie that make it worth seeing, and that set it aside from the routine movies in this genre.”
Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times · 75
“A nonstop action picture with a fair amount of laughs, car chases and exploding buildings. [15 May 1992]”
Mick LaSalle, San Francisco Chronicle · 75
“This colossus may be mechanized, but it's gloriously efficient. The stakes get higher with each installment, and Donner knows how to corral the show-stopping mayhem into a polished, antiseptically entertaining package. [15 May 1992, p.3]”
Jeff Shannon, The Seattle Times · 75
“Gibson and Glover never have been more at ease. Their camaraderie and complementing comic styles grow increasingly engaging. There's too little of peroxide-dipped, gold earring-plated Pesci, who takes Lethal Weapon 3 to a higher comic plane whenever he's present. [15 May 1992, p.5]”
Hal Lipper, Tampa Bay Times · 75
“Lethal Weapon 3 is all about chases and comedy schtick, and in this case the sum of the parts really adds up to more than the whole.”
Brian Lowry, Variety · 70
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“the starting bomb scene was hilarious”
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“the chase at start was amazing”
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“This film is the third in the "Lethal Weapon" franchise and takes us on a new adventure of the two most unorthodox police officers: Sergeants Roger Murtaugh and Martin Riggs will investigate a crime that leads them to discover that there is someone inside the police force who it is diverting seized weapons and ammunition destined for destruction in order to sell them on the streets. Personally, I think this film has managed to stand up to the two predecessors. There's a lot of good material her”
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“Strong performances by the cast despite a disappointing lack of Pesci but the plot is very forgettable and it lacks the spark that made the first film so good.”
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“**_More fun and dynamic police action with Mel Gibson and Danny Glover_** Riggs & Murtaugh (Gibson and Glover) team-up with a kick-axx internal affairs officer (Rene Russo) to take down an ex-cop (Stuart Wilson) who’s smuggling confiscated guns to L.A. gangs. Joe Pesci is also on hand. "Lethal Weapon 3" (1992) is more-of-the-same in the successful series helmed by Richard Donner. Like the first two, it’s an over-the-top cop thriller with amusing camaraderie and rapid-fire banter. You have ”
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