I wish this had a better villian
They had big name actors in all the lead villain roles in everyone but this, anyone know why they couldn't have hired someone a bit more memorable for this one?
shareThey had big name actors in all the lead villain roles in everyone but this, anyone know why they couldn't have hired someone a bit more memorable for this one?
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he is a good villain , just understated
there is a scene where he throws a guy into some cement and he says: theres a foundation we can build on!
good villain with a wicked sense of humour
@Dr_Stanley_Harford there is a scene where he throws a guy into some cement and he says: theres a foundation we can build on!
Ugh, that gave me flashbacks of the bad jokes in Batman And Robin.ξ
lethal weapon 3 has nothing to do with batman and robin smoko , no idea what u talk about
share@Dr_Stanley_Harford I'm talking about the "foundation we can build on" joke being terrible, just like the terrible jokes in Batman And Robin.
Basically I'm just repeating what I said before because I don't know how to make it any clearer. If you still have no idea what I'm talking about then I can't help you.
the "foundation we can build on" joke is hilarious
wheres ur sense of humour??
he wears some cool suits.
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It was his henchman who threw him in the cement. Not Travis.
shareThe only thing that bothers me about this villain is that he's able to do some very unlikely ass-kicking on Riggs.
Too bad they didn't get DeNiro, as considered.
None of the 4 films have interesting or compelling villains, really.
shareNone of them have the memorable, over the top screen presence of, say, Hans and Simon from the Die Hard films. In this franchise, it's their nastiness and brutality that makes them stick out. Works for me - well suited to the tone of the movies.
Fichtre! Voila qu'on me tue mes morts.
Wah Sing Ku from the 4th movie was an interesting and evil villain. I mean he snapped Hong's neck just to intimidate Hong's uncle and then he killed the uncle too once he outlived his usefulness. He also almost burned the entire Murtaugh family alive. Even Roger and Riggs were afraid of him. I found Wah Sing Ku one of the most evil villains in movie history. I found him interesting and compelling. I agree about the villains from the first 3 movies but I have to disagree about Wah Sing Ku from the fourth movie. If you watch the 4th movie again you'll see that Wah Sing Ku was a very evil villain.
sharewhat the villains in 1, 2, and 4 lacked in depth, they made up for in sheer menace, especially in 2, with Vorstedt confessing to Riggs about killing his wife on accident, and practically rubbing it in his face
shareThe weakest villain in the entire franchise.
Dull, uninteresting, not menacing, just tedious.
The villains in 2 and 4 were the best.
shareI wrote in a previous thread here long ago (now deleted) that I felt that the movie would had punched above its weight if Travis, this movie's villain, was revealed to be the killer of Riggs' wife instead of what happened in LW2.
If Donner and the writers went along that line. That would have been a better way to bookend the franchise as a trilogy IMO.
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