Lethal Weapon (1/10) Movie CLIP - Crazy Cop (1987) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Riggs (Mel Gibson) busts some drug dealers at a Christmas tree lot.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
L.A. cop Martin Riggs (Mel Gibson), whose wife has recently died, is a loose cannon with a seeming death wish. This makes him indispensable in collaring dangerous criminals, but a liability to any potential partners. Roger Murtaugh (Danny Glover), a conservative family man who wants to stay alive for his upcoming 50th birthday, is partnered with Riggs. As Riggs gets to know Murtaugh and his family, he begins to mellow, though his insistence on using guerilla tactics to catch criminals is still (put mildly) above and beyond the call of duty. The main villain is The General (Mitchell Ryan), a drug dealer responsible for the death of the daughter of one of Murtaugh's oldest friends. The General is also in charge of a deadly, militia-like gang of smugglers. Adding fuel to the fire is The General's chief henchman, played with all stops out by Gary Busey. Moviegoers familiar only with the relatively tongue-in-cheek Lethal Weapon sequels may be amazed to find out how dangerous and unpredictable Riggs is in the first Lethal Weapon -- and how likely it seems that Murtaugh might not survive until fade-out time.
CREDITS:
TM & © Warner Bros. (1987)
Cast: Blackie Dammett, Mel Gibson, Jason Ronard, Jimmie F. Skaggs
Director: Richard Donner
Producers: Richard Donner, Jennie Lew Tugend, Joel Silver
Screenwriter: Shane Black
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Never underestimate a man who's got nothing to lose.
If you have nothing to lose then your do stuff that's more willing to get you killed
Now that's DANGEROUS.
@@spartanhuntergaming Yeah and if you have something to lose dont expect for it to go your way.
I don't who suggest me this video certainly for i see... This type of comment but... OK...
Indeed
"Shut up, man, I'm losing count!" LMAO
In 1989
Timur Sergaliyev I was hoping for the bad guy to say,oh my bad..lol
@Anton Boludo still a lot of money to millions of people.
@Anton Boludo 100 dollars is still 100 dollars
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Martin Riggs is one of the most realistic interpretations of grief put to screen. It really is this dangerous when you've lost a loved one, and can't deal with it.
Yeah, because he has nothing to lose and was not afraid of dying, that's what made him such a tough target for those thugs to mess with
Superb casting, superb soundtrack, score, script. Everything
Yep…….totally real life on most occasions
Plus ptsd from war
@@alvexok5523 Ok. I forgot, who did he lose, his wife?
one of the greatest character introductions in the history of cinema
Couldn't agree more, fellow Joe
BASED indeed. Agreed.
Wait, THIS is his introduction? I thought that sniper scene was his intro.
Jason Hahn that scene was added for the director’s cut. Either way his actual introduction is in his mobile home, earlier in the movie.
And one of the best action movies ever
“I can’t afford that, not on my salary .” LOL!!
I LOL!!-led yr mother. She was good.
you can totally feel the intensity like he is about to implode. Mel is fantastic. I can watch this film a million times.
Daniel McDonald 👍😎
I can even recall how many times we watched this movie... a classic!
Have seen it ablut 30 times realiscly.
*explode.
Can't duplicate Mel Gibson. Guy struggled with demons and still makes great films. Give the man credit.
He's why Robert Downy Jr. cleaned up and got his life together.
he sounds like john smith and rocky rhodes
This scene is both comedy gold and amazing action.
This movies is gold
Shut up I’m losing count..gets me everytime🤣
First day on the job, and, after a wild shootout, where the bad guy is fatally wounded, he falls into the Swimming Pool, and gets caught up in the Pool Cover. Riggs and Murtaugh dive in after the guy...but discover that he's already dead.
Afterwards, as they swim to the edge of the Swimming Pool, and rest there, catching their breath, before they climb out of the Pool, Murtaugh looks at Riggs, and asks him:"Is there anybody you've ever met, that you didn't kill"?
Riggs looks at Murtaugh, and says:"Well, I haven't killed you yet"!
I love that verbiage between these two!
Later, Murtaugh ended up "eating crow", when he thinks about how Riggs had saved his life.....and thanks Riggs for doing that for him.....only for Riggs to look at him, and tell him:"I'll bet that hurt to say that", to which Murtaugh replies:"More than you'll ever know".
And THAT is the start of a great friendship! One that's still going strong to this day!
That is indeed a real badge, a real cop, and a real fuckin' gun. XD
I love that line!
That's my favorite Riggs line in this whole movie.
ahahaha right!
No that's a fake badge, Mel Gibson and a movie prop.
That was just Mel Gibson after he got off the phone with his girlfriend.
I can't hate Mel Gibson, guys... I just can't.
The man's just too awesome.
Gibson is a beast. An absolute legend. Most action stars can't hold a candle to mad Mel.
AMEN!!
A FUCKING LEGEND!!!
What specifically did he say about the Jews?
Who cares??? He was drunk...and he was angry. Everyone has bad moments, he paid for it. Move on.
Nobody criticizes blacks for racists comments....HMMMMM?????
And you shouldn't for a several reasons:
1.) He was drunk. Not excusing it, but I've been around drunks that have said MUCH worse.
2.) He apologized and has paid for it in SEVERAL ways.
3.) Who people are on the big screen isn't who they are in real life. Don't ever confuse the two.
4.) It's not illegal to be racist, not that he is....he's not.
5.) It's not illegal to have an UNPOPULAR opinion. FUCK PC!!!!!!
*No Politically Correct zombies were triggered during the making of this comment.*
You can't kill a man who's already dead inside
Boom!!👍
@@jorgegaytan3012 he's unstable
@@JustinMacri007 what makes him unpredictable n dangerous
@@jorgegaytan3012 he was dangerous because he wasn't afraid of dying, he went all out in front of the most dangerous criminals in this movie without being guarded or hesitant, the types of feelings most people get when facing danger which risks them slipping up
@@JustinMacri007 definitely. I also like the suicide jumper scene in this movie with Mel
R.I.P Richard Donner. He was a legend.
"Shoot him! Shoot him! Shoot me! Shoot me!" So funny and sad at the same time. Mel makes you really feel the anger of Riggs.
PeyserConley X A man who has nothing to lose makes the best kind of cop lol
Losing the love of your life will break any man. Riggs was hurting bad until he met Murtaugh and became part of his family. The first Lethal Weapon is classic.
@@brian-vz5hz It does. And it's a long way to crawl from that dark pit. And even when everything seems to be alright and you got a new life, something was left behind in that pit.
There’s a song by “Crossfade” called “dead skin.”
Riggs channeled his inner mad max lol
30 years ago, Murtaugh was too old for this shit.
He still is.
Hahahaha
Funny thing, Gibson turned down Gladiator. Because he felt he was too old. That's how Growe got the part and Oscar.
@@joel8583 But he and Riggs will return... as old cops.
Rest in Peace Blackie Dammett! (December 07, 1939 - May 12, 2021).
He didn't look real old for 46. I thought he was only like 6 years older than Mel (like about Brad Dourif's age) when this was shot.
We didnt know he passed. What a nice man he was, Peggy, {ex wife} was very kind as well. We went up to Grand Rapids back in 2000. We were invited to Blackies house, where they had wolves, an other big dogs. and of course, the concert was awesome. They treated us like we were old familiar friends.
Rest in Peace Blackie..........from your friends in Rochester, NY
Amen
@@tonyhall3845 A nice man.. lol good one.
Just found out he was the father to Anthony Kiedis, now I'm blown away
the way he mumbles in total rage through his teeth "YOU... WANNA SEE MY FACE IN THE CLOUDS" just kills me. Lethal Weapon
😮😮😮 never knew wtf he said 😅
The good old days of buying a Douglas Fir and a kilo of coke at the neighborhood Christmas tree lot!
You guys had a real wierd way of buying Hard Drugs around Christmas in the 80's
Michael Seidenzahl think they now save it for thanks giving? Cheers
Brings new meaning to the song "White Christmas!"
The American dream 😂
@@scottmcgregor2001 thats the only way it'll ever snow in LA
One of the best Christmas movies ever
Amen!
Can't wait for Christmas to watch one of the greatest Christmas movies of all time , LETHAL WEAPON!!!👍
It's kind of a Christmas movie but there's no snow at any point for the whole movie so I can see why people forget it takes place at Christmas.
Along with Die Hard
I grew up watching this movie as a kid and just watched it again recently and it's still a blast. Why does the time fly when watching these old movies yet 90% of movies today have me staring at the clock a half hour in?
Many reasons... Movies at the time were made for the American/Western World markets in mind. Scripts were solid and engaging. But nowadays, big productions target the international markets: India, Russia, and China... So they look pretty and flashy, but the content is shallow: A sugary dessert without nutritional value. Soderbergh and Scorsese have talked about this. Our only hope would be some indie folks...
as a kid you have imagination, as an adult you have bills ..
Damn....good point. 😔. Ironically the only (*somewhat) modern movie that has that effect on me is The Room...which is ironically considered one of the worst of all time.
@juandager5220
Yep...
Bottom line is...they suck...
@@tbone1574 these days they are worried about hitting checkmarks and identities and being woke....that's why
mel Gibson really is a talent .. you don't get actors that come across in films so genuine anymore ..
James Gandolfini as Tony Soprano may tickle ur fancy and JG finesse his New Jetsey accent for that role all kinds!
This scene was done in one take lol
@@StephenWestSyd also just found out that the guy with the red top on is Anthony kiddies singer of the red hot chilli peppers farther
@@scottystephenson8610 yes I knew that
@@StephenWestSyd did you hear they were thinking about making a new lethal weapon 5 ?
What funny is Mel Gibson wasn't cast for this movie, he just wandered onto the set and acted like himself. This was the result.
+Disturbed1002 so who did they originally cast than?.. interesting
Jeff Browder hmm.. never heard of him...Mel got lucky than eh..but he was born to be in lethal weapon..
Busey at that time needed a career boost as he was struggling. Never knew about Jones, Walken and Woods being considered.
Disturbed1002 wasn't that how he got the role for Mad Max?
Bullshit, that's not true.
Truly a great performance by Gibson. He nailed this role. “Now that’s a real badge, I’m a real cop, and this is a real fukin gun”. I love this movie!
Really hilarious how he pulled off that Curly impression from the three stooges 😂😁💚
You just wanted to tell everyone you knew what it was, you wrapped it like you were paying the scene a compliment, but you were actually showing off, you thought you knew something the majority of us didn't.
@@jamescricketson9464 Ok, so?
It's more hilarious to think that the first guy who got shot, got shot while being very upset with his friend who shot him.
Still the best action flick ever. That and Die Hard. Mel's performance is spectacular and funny.
Absolutely
Die hard with a vengeance, the one with Samuel L Jackson, was originally written as a Lethal Weapon movie, in fact a lot of die hard sequels were originally something else rewritten into a die hard movie, and Samuel L Jackson played a character similar to Murtaugh twice, in Loaded Weapon 1, and in that Die Hard movie
Yeah, Gibson was amazing in both films.
To me both flicks are christmas material
Terminator 2 judgment Day is the best action film ever
He played crazy too well. The sounds he made were hilarious
"played" crazy xD
We Capricorns are naturally crazy.
Andrew Morris his eyes. 👍😀
Andrew Morris u could always tell when he was about to lose it in those.movies. His eyes.
Andrew Morris what always got me anout Riggs was his eyes! 😀👍❤
One of the best Mel Gibson scenes ever - what a legend
Yeah
i truly wish they still made movies this badass
Too politically correct to make good movies anymore. This movie would have people running for their safe spaces.
@@MakeYouFeelBetterNow And the hero would be anything but a straight white man.
Running Scared 2006 is the last action/drama film that really had an impact on me. Lol
@@gaba-goo3733 very underrated movie
John wick
The tv show ain’t lethal weapon
This is
Simon Willis 100% agreed.
Hey dont diss the show man both are good
Well season 1 & 2 were great season 3 is terrible
Seasons 1 & 2 are FANTASTIC! Until Season 3 rolls around. Now it"s garbage. Replaced the 2 main characters...? Lmfao ridiculous.
I wish that damn show just end already.
1:31 Love it when Riggs says these lines
Back when Mel's Aussie accent still kept slipping in.
Yeah it was definitely more noticeable back then. Fun fact: Mel was actually born in New York & lived there until he was 12. But he was still young enough to take on an Aussie accent.
@@coolcat6303 AND he was still living there in 1986.
When he gets to 96 when he's counting the money you can really hear it but he does so well at hiding it most of the time in these movies.
This badge ain't real and you ain't real!😂
I miss the late 80's and early 90's really effin bad and I am NOT kidding. This movie always passes through my mind at Christmas, and I was just thinking of it two days ago and now this popped up in the feed. This is one of my all time favorite movies. One little side note for anybody who cares. There is a very good chance that at the same exact time of the filming of this movie, Guns N' Roses was recording "Appetite for Destruction" only miles away in the San Fernando Valley.
I think the actor in the red shirt wasn't acting near the end...he looks legitimately scared....damm Mel...u scary...Lol
Anthony Kiedis's dad
yeah I noticed that too. he was about ready to shit himself. goes to show how amazing an actor Mel is.
Lol I was thinking the same thing
Well that's Mel just being Mel
Dr. Pavel's Snapped Neck well, this is what happens when ya ask for more.
The comedy and tension was just so well-balanced in Lethal Weapon, you’d never get tired of this movie
“C’mon shut up, man. I’m losing count!” I 💀💀
FYI. No Christmas Trees were harmed during the making of this movie.
He was great as Detective Riggs!
One of the best movie franchises ever made!!!no one better could've played that role!!!!
The look in his eyes when hes staring him down is insane. So perfectly acted I cant believe it
Ah, the classic "Lethal Roll", love it. 1:44
Do a lethal roll!
Right???
He does it again in the Lethal Weapon 2, on the shootout on the ship
@@x-raystudios6826 Bruce Willis also did it in Die Hard 2
McClane and Riggs my favorite action heroes.
1:26 The stooge is strong in this one.
ikr what a sick movie the attention to detail is insane
If only they added the pop sound lmao
That was legit the best part of the whole scene. Gotta love The Three Stooges. Lol
I read somewhere that Mel Gibson is actually a 3 stooges fan
Nobody played a maniac better. Legend.
Riggs is actually a very complex character, perfectly played by Mel Gibson. You can tell Gibson was channeling some of his inner demons through Riggs
You gotta love a guy who does a good Curly impersonation.
The roll the Riggs does while shooting. That's a Lethal Weapon Mel Gibson signature move. Love it.
Fun fact: the actor who's playing thug in checkered coat is Blackie Dammett aka John Michael Kiedis, he is the father of Anthony Kiedis.
Riggs is a all time great movie character. Love him.
I have seen all four lethal weapon movies they are the best movies if all time and mel gibson is may hero!
Emma Manfield
He's my hero as well! And if given half a chance, Mel would make an outstanding and brilliant President! His handsome face does belong on Mount Rushmore. Mel is THE MAN! THE MAN, THE MYTH, THE MEL (and the maniac, though this competent, worthy and very Irish one at that. Like myself!! :) :) ).
Actually the third movie sucks, the first is the best and the fourth one is good, mostly cause it's got Jet Li!
Part 2 was pretty damn good and funny as well. Great storyline, witty dialogue, superb action sequences and quite revealing. I greatly enjoyed that one!
xFitzMan91x I agree !
Second was the best
Lethal weapons are my favorite movies, I can watch them over and over and smile every time.
I saw this movie recently - definitely one of the few, flawless movies. It doesn't matter it's just a genre, cop film. It has a great, but not overdone story - simple, to the point, but not stupid. It has amazing characters, dialogue and character work - not just by Gibson and Glover, but by Busey and everyone else in the cast. Everyone fits their part to a t. Gibson and Glover are on another level - just exceptional chemistry that probably never was bested in any similar film.
The cinematography is great too. The desert scenes, the final fight near the hydrant, the chase through the night city, the close-ups of Riggs fuming at the beginning selling the intensity. It's so well shot and executed.
The whole movie has the right, perfect balanse of seriousness and humor. It doesn't feel like a comedy although there are a lot of laughs. The first sequel is still a great film, it retains a lot of the first's attributes, but it turns Riggs and Murtaugh slightly into comic-book/sitcom versions of their characters and the whole movie plays a lot like a comedy. It's not too much, no. 2 is still a great film, but you can feel a certain difference.
The movie started a whole genre - the buddy cop movie. It was preceded by 48 hours with Nick Nolte and Eddie Murphy kinda doing the "buddy" thing well too, but Lethal Weapon really put it over the top. It's still the ultimate blueprint for the genre.
And in today's culture, the movie is refreshingly rough - the language, jokes, violence, etc. It's not a bloodbath or an overflow of cheap insults, but it's nicely unafraid to just be what it is instead of trying to be politically correct. It still feels fresh, current and entertaining. It stood the test of time at over 30 years old.
Basically, this is IMO a cinema classic on the level of It's a wonderful life, Star Wars, Wizard of Oz, etc. It just so happens it's a genre film, but it's a classic nonethless.
Luv this scene riggs spinning on the dirt is straight🔥🔥🔥🔥
$100 bucks.. lol
That's only a drop in the bucket for a drug deal.
Riggs thought so.
😂😂
Dollars 100 bucks
What a bargain
And it was all Riggs' suicide attempt.
Either from the punk with the gun or from a cop shooting the punk with the gun and hitting RIggs.
Lethal Weapon, indeed.
@Stimulator7 enough.
He took advantage of every possible dangerous situation he could to die.
This movie may seem extreme but it is actually well acted in my opinion. A guy who lost his family and was suffering from depression had nothing to lose. Death would be an end to misery. Mel Gibson nailed it! Great actor and I hope to see him again soon!
Why does it seem extreme?
This scene shows Mel Gibson giving the absolute best goddamn performance as one of the absolute best goddamn characters in the history of cinema.
Stop saying God=Lord Jesus Christ's name in vain or He will d---- you later on judgement day for it. That is if you don't stop saying it. It is a serious sin. Even I don't want to say it, hear it nor read it from someone else.
Love this movie for the longest time and still magical. Almost impossible to get tired of it. Every Christmas I watch it but all year round too. I like it better than Die Hard
Same as a kid who didn’t know any better I liked die hard a lot and I still do but now as an adult I’m starting to like it more than die hard mainly because I relate to Riggs like a tiny bit more though my problems aren’t as bad as his but trying to make the best of it
Which is more magical: this or Eragon?
Can't believe people watch stuff like "Elf" every Christmas when we have great choices like this or Die Hard. A new one for my christmas list is "Violent Night".
You wanna see crazy?! I'll show ya YOHUFBFIFHEUDHAYEGAYSH! BOOP! NEENEENEENEENEE!
The Three Stooges.
@@EricWilke1141987 ah referenced again in LW3
The three stooges in a nutshell 1:28
Total stooge guys. Love it
This is exactly why Mel is Mel. He really is brilliant when he wants to be.
Being a kid and hearing the dealer say “No! 100 THOUSAND” I was like “that’s impossible.” I had no idea how much drugs cost back then (now, I do)
Love this movie got me through the rough times in high school and my adult life in the hoods of chicago. GREAT MOVIE, MY FAVORITE MEL GIBSON'S PERFORMANCE!!!
Can't believe that's the father of the lead singer of Red Hot Chili Peppers.
Why not?
You wanna see crazy? ( start smacking his head ) poke,smack,smack🤣
I love this scene with Mel Gibson when he was counting money and he said " Shut up, man, I'm losing count. I love the Christmas Tree lot scene so much and he imitated Moe, Larry, and Curly from the Three Stooges.
I love the Lethal Weapon movies
Riggs was a very depressed, angry man . He could care less. His character is about a man on the edge and ready to go.
thank you Captain Obvious
So, not an aspiring party clown...?
I guess that's why he never showed at my kid's birthday. Had to settle for John Wick instead :(
Couldn't care less, not could care less.
@@josephbalachick1879 A detective, that guy.
Mel is great. Loved him as Riggs
And to this day Mel still looks good in his jeans.
I agree
I'm too old for this...
When his counting reach the nineties, he slips to an Aussie accent.
Well Mel Did Spend Half his life in Australia I can see how that could happen
@@mr.classic6823 Yeah he was actually born in New York and lived here until he was 12. But still young enough to take on his Australian accent.
2:07 the way he hands over the gun 😂
Ah the 80s. What a time to be young in the U.S. Some of the best action movies ever came out then.
I was in my 20s during the 80s....
It was an awesome decade....
0:29 when I'm paying food in a fancy restaurant with pennys
0:37 when the waiter said its not enough
I love older action films like cobra first blood sniper lethal weapon tango cash demolation man rocky im old school all the way
You like those films, but you don't like comas
+John Smith I don't think anyone likes comas.
Don't forget Get To Da Choppa!
For those who don't know, one of the criminals on the scene is actor Blackie Dammett, father of vocalist Anthony Kiedis of Red Hot Chili Peppers. He recently passed away. R.I.P. Blackie
I actually have never seen a better and more believable "I'm a maniac with nothing to lose" performance than this.
This is still one of my favorite character set-ups.
I remember when Mel Gibson was on the Simpsons, he enacted the "crazy" gesture at 1:26. I had a great fit of joy seeing that
His mannerisms from 2:37-2:50 are the best. Plus the look on the crooks face
In situations like this, trying to hold a suicidal guy at gunpoint is suicidal.
"It ain't worth it man."
That's right!
You can tell by that phrase alone that the cop has had the same kind of situations with Riggs before
Mel would’ve been a great casting as Wolverine in 1987!
I just love Mel's "wide-eyed" look when he gets mad/upset. He has BEAUTIFUL eyes. He is so damn good looking! Of all the Lethal Weapons.....this one is my favorite. 🤗
Mel is the GOAT of detectives/cops of actors to portray the law enforcement characters
curly at his best lol
97 people didn't get a chance to buy a tree.
When he rolls on the ground and shoots....oh man totally badass!!😄
Riggs's Beretta 92F is a beautiful gun. 9mm 15+1 round capacity, dual/ambi safeties/decocking levers, loaded chamber indicator , drop safety and firing pin block, all aluminum, open breach design to ensure stabilities of rounds cycling up the feed ramp and no jamming/misfires. Works every time. Riggs and John McClane made the Beretta the badass gun of the best 80's action flicks. Die Hard and Lethal weapon are two of my favorite movies and two of the greatest action flims ever made. They just don't make movies this awesome anymore. Even Cobra with Stallone and the lovely Brigitte Nielsen for as cheesy as it was is an awesome action film, the modeling shots of Brigitte and the robots juxtaposed with Stallone and his partner hitting the streets and busting heads is brilliant. Not to mention one of the best one liners ever, "I'm gonna blow this place to kingdom come!" "Go ahead, I don't shop here!" Also, "We are the way of the new world man!" "No you're just a disease and I'm the cure!" So badass.
put. the bunny. back. in da box.
(I'm sure, you have this one if you are a fan of old action movies)
"What's that, Cyrus?"
"That's a rock."
Conair is a classic slice of Pizzahut action cheese.
That’s Anthony Keides’ dad in that scene (lead singer of the RHCP’s). Never noticed that before. Blackie Dammett.
1:27 the sound he makes when he slaps the middle guy :') mimimimimi! And the extra slap on the forehead...
i like mel gibson imitation of curly and moe
" you wanna see your f...... face in the clouds, yea ..yeeaah" lmbo
26.Dezember 2019 still the best movie
Pure 80's!
I really love his character in this movie and I really love the end "I'm not really crazy"
Una de las mas hermosas sagas que he visto.
Gracias!
One of the best action movies of its era !
Not sure if this is acting. I think a film crew was just following Mel Gibson around
This should be the top comment.
The dude with the gun to Mel’s throat is Anthony Kiedis’s Dad.
Good observation- on Mr. Rigg's, part. Seeing the guy looking up to the truck. Then. Then turning around seeing the guy with the shotgun.
Mel Gibson was amazing in the Lethal Weapons movies 🔥