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Lethal weapon 2 - Director's cut

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The magic is back!

Roger Murtaugh (Danny Glover) should know better by now.

It's been three years since the detective started working with Martin Riggs (Mel Gibson) and in that time a pattern has definitely been established. Murtaugh has always tried to play things strictly by the book, while Riggs' style of police work might be labelled a bit more... well... spontaneous.

Their latest case is no different. After receiving a hot tip about a major drug syndicate, Murtaugh insists on calling it into the station. Riggs, true to form, is halfway out the door in pursuit. "C'mon, Rog," he pleads with his partner, "Don't be a killjoy. We're back! We're bad! You're black! I'm mad! This is gonna be great!" and off they go... into an adventure that's almost more than even they can handle!

Riggs' and Murtaugh's latest official duties also include providing protective custody for Leo Getz (Joe Pesci), a diminutive, troublesome accountant who has utilised his creative gifts by laundering nearly half a billion dollars in narcotics money. The detectives aren't pleased with the prospect of becoming baby-sitters and what they don't know yet is that most of the money Leo has laundered comes from the very organisation they've been trying to crack. That organisation wants Leo dead, and their chief enforcer, Pieter Vorstedt (Derrick O'Connor), has no qualms about killing anyone who gets in the way, including the two officers assigned to protect Leo.

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Theatrical report

Lethal weapon 2 has the best story of the quartet but the action sequences are not quite as good as the two that follow. There are more scenes inserted in this director's cut but it needs to be released on video so the peasants who don't have DVD players will be able to keep up with the play.

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Security censorship classification

M (Medium level violence, medium level coarse language)

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113 minutes (1:53 hours)

Not for public release in Australia before date

DVD retail: Undated September 2001
DVD retail: 6 November 2002 - Director's Cut Digipack box set

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