Thank You! I posted the same thing just in case I was the only fan of all the movies: in other words a nerd who noticed this was probably from 4, but definitely not 1!
Yeah it's definitely pretty lame overall, but it certainly has its moments, and that's one of them, so was I bet Eli Roth get s fully erect every time he sees this plus I kind of like the bonus round yeah it had its moments but it was pretty bad
One sin that nobody ever talks about in these movies is how ridiculous Murtaugh's home insurance premiums must have been and the fact that he never moved even though EVERY criminal knew where he lived.
Yeah, but if you saw LW3, you would've seen that Murtaugh tried to sell his house but had trouble because of full disclosure laws and having a hard time finding buyers due to that house having been a target from criminals
Which is why it sucks not watching his new stuff since he lost his damn mind. He starred in several of my favorite films over the years. But man... He's assclown.
@@rseman He's a bipolar alcoholic that made some mistakes over a decade ago for which he's profusely apologized on numerous occasions. He's also cleaned up his act recently. Cut the guy some slack and watch his stuff. If you still don't like him, then at least love the art and dislike the artist. But at heart Mel doesn't seem like a bad guy, just mixed up at the time in a bad place.
@@rseman I think if you look at the lives of most great actors ever you'll find many have asshat qualities lol. My favorite actor Sir Anthony Hopkins is a right prick when it comes to being a father he was an alcoholic who even now at 83 doesn't care to have a relationship with his daughter. He once said how he doesn't know if he has grandchildren(because he hadn't even talked with her for like 20yrs) and said it doesn't really care if he does and that ot doesn't matter. He also said you don't have to love your family and life isn't always good.... basically saying he doesn't really care for his daughter.
I took a precision rifle class last summer where we all were making shots on torso targets at 1000 yards. My friend's fiance went to the range with us the day after the class and she was able to make a 1000 yard shot on the same target. With modern equipment, a typical adult can make that shot with a small amount of training. Herbert Sleigh made a confirmed sniper kill at 1400 yards in 1918 during WWI. In 1967, US Marine sniper Carlos Hathcock made a 2500 yard shot with the same sort of training and equipment that Riggs would have had. Hathcock also made multiple shots beyond 1000 yards.
I regularly put in sub 4 inch groups at 1000 yrds... No precision rifle class crap. My Remington 700 rifle nd scope is hardly modern (30 years old) Hitting a person sized target at that range is remarkably easy for most people that shoot
"This is Los Angeles, not New York" - 0:33 - Having lived in New York (Long island & Manhattan), California (San Jose & Monterrey), and Texas (Austin), here's my impression of the average person from each: Let's say there's somebody bleeding out on the sidewalk. The Austinite will call the ambulance & stay with the person until help arrives, chatting with them & doing what they can. The New Yorker will call the ambulance, but avoid contact with the person. They've got places to be. The Californian will not notice there's a person there as they're stepping over them. (This is obliviousness, not outright malice.) So I disagree with that particular sin. It's really a win for realism.
I've been a NYC resident for nearly 2 decades and visitor my whole life to see family. I've seen a crowd of 10 wait around and help an elderly man who fell and hit his head and was bleeding. A friend was hit by a driver who left the scene, but a dozen people stayed to help him until the ambulance came. I had a best friend get hit by a car while on her bike, and a big group helped her, including the driver, and waited until help came. And I've been ill during my morning commute - once crouched in a corner on a train platform on my way to the office waiting for a wave of nausea to pass by (before I knew I was pregnant) - and more than one person stopped to ask me if I was ok every time!! NYC may be a tough place if you're healthy and obviously making you way around fully able-bodied. But if you look like you need medical help, people jump in to help crazy fast!
@phillyslasher Don't misread what I said. I didn't say "biased" = "true", I said "biased" ≠ "UNtrue". There's a difference. What it means is that a biased statement can either be true or false, and that being biased doesn't automatically mean it's false. Example, if a black person said black people are overall better at sports than white people, that black person would be biased, but also speaking truth. Essentially, you can call someone biased, but you have in no way proven them wrong.
You missed a sin. The "we have an edge now because they think I'm dead" cliche." I can't even count the number of times that's been used in movies and TV shows, both before and after "Lethal Weapon."
I mean...it was always fun to see that. It only was criticized when people PRETEND to be realistic. As a marine who survived a year..I can tell you I USED to think that people cant fake death, but I've seen it happen twice in real life lmao
Damn,! U & your mustached comrade really are everywhere! Lol But this is also a birthday movie since Murtaugh did have his birthday also. Regardless, all time classic buddy cop film.
Just told my co-worker today, that it's time to start watching Christmas movies, like Die Hard and Lethal Weapon. LOL. This is definitely a Christmas movie.
"No one can make that shot" - Jeremy Lyudmila Pavlichenko has challenged Jeremy to stand at 1,000 yards But really, a lot of people have made much farther shots than 1,000 yards
Ooh, are we pretending that Snipers in Military keep count of their kills and records? I feel like we've been through that with all that 'American Sniper' BS.
Welcome to CinemaSins, where a thumbnail from the wrong movie and the claim that "noone can make that shot" are both intentionally designed to drive up viewer engagement by getting people to comment how CinemaSins screwed up.
It's more likely that the comment about 1,000 yd was made by a person who's never fired a gun and has no idea how to use one or what they were talking about. That's like saying his sin about there not being any gravity in space was done intentionally. He's funny, but there's just stuff he doesn't know about and he should not sin those things. For example science, the military, the English language, or weapons in general.
@@gssbcvegancat2345 despite the seeming mistakes they often make, they usually do quite a fair bit of research. And most of those "mistakes" follow the same rule, being intentionally designed to generate comments. It's like that other channel, screen rant or looper, or some other "top 10 list" channel, where it's obvious they deliberately mispronounce at least one actor's name in every video, just to get people to post correcting them.
4:55 - This. I love this channel and I love it even more when they take time to acknowledge the good in something that differentiates it from a lot of mindless 80's actions movies which makes it still makes it still worth watching over 30 years later.
Wait...ONLY 10 years older. Cinemasins says this like it’s not a big different but That’s a Decade that a pretty big gap of time. Being 33 and being 43 is not the same thing lol.
@@randalgraves6979 did they fix the thumbnail for Rush Hour as well? Because they screwed that one up, too. The image they used came from Rush Hour 2. EDIT: nvm, just checked. Nope, still the same.
I know. And this first one of the series shows Riggs at his craziest, he regains SOME mental stability in the sequels (notice I emphasized SOME). It's noteworthy how 2 seconds after his raging to Murtaugh about how he often wants to kill himself, he says "I'm hungry, let's get something to eat", you'd expect someone right after a suicidal freakout that eating is the last thing he'd be thinking about. Almost casually mentioning eating can only show how habitually suicidal he is, how it's almost become a daily ritual of his
@Im just a Troll whos intentions are good I agree that it's superb, and I think all of the LW movies are. I don't agree that this movie is dated, well the clothes and music may be but to me they're nostalgic. Aside from clothes and music, it's timeless actually, like the Beverly Hills Cops movies, the John Hughs movies, and other 80s greats such as Twins, Ruthless People, Down and out in Beverly Hills, Rainman, Vice versa, Back to the future, Back to school, Caddyshack, The National Lampoon movies, and others
Longest recorded sniper kill is 3700 yards(approximate) recorded in Iraq by a Canadian sniper team. There are several other 2000+ yard kills on record.
@@chasesmith9398 I also don't get how Riggs at the end is an ex machina. Ex machina happens when something comes out of nowhere to save the day which wasn't the case here.
I was about to type something similar. I know it's a satire show but if he's going to state something like it's a fact, at least do a damn google search lol
Shit. I was beat to this, but I figured I would be. Just another lie by Jeremy. I hope birdman rips this to hell, this movie should have been untouchable
00:07:30 "No one could make that shot"? 1,000 yards? A quick Google search will reveal that there are many confirmed kills over 1,000 yards, some while rare, even exceeding 2,500 yards. Carlos Hathcock (RIP) took his confirmed 2,500 yard shot back in 1967 in Vietnam. Rifles, range finders, ammunition, optics, external ballistics calculations have steadily improved in their accuracy over the decades since. There are groups of civilians and vets who regularly shoot in excess of 1,500 yards. Anyway, I really enjoy your videos, and wish you continued success with them.
a 1000 yard shot isn't too tough a feat if you know how tog guage the shot. Especially if you're on a range, using a rifle and ammo you know. Making that shot in combat, however, is another story.
And by a Canadian Spec Ops Sniper at that. All he had to do was wiki "longest recorded sniper kills" and there's a whole damn list, including a few from the 1800's.
Regarding the scene where he is active right after being shocked: having been electrocuted, I was not tired afterward, and that was 110 volts. Furthermore when a taser is used to gain compliance the suspect can become active and dangerous immediately after the voltage from the taser stops if the pain does not motivate compliance. Muscle lock tends to only occur during the application of voltage and very shortly thereafter.
Two seconds of googling, and i found a list of the ten longest range confirmed sniper kills OVER 1250 meters. Apparently shitloads of people can make that shot.
Yeah, but most of them came more than a decade after this movie was made, and with advanced technology weapons that weren't around (or at least readily accessible) in 87. Certainly not with the rifle in the movie. Barrett .50 or a Lapua round, yeah. And 'shitloads' is a hell of a stretch. But yeah, there's a good few that can and have. Back then? Very, very few.
@@109reaper Again, very very few. Out of 7 billion, a couple hundred cannot in any rational discussion be construed as 'a shitload.' It ain't like any rando can pick up a rifle and work out for themselves how to adjust for windage, velocity, muscle control, and all the various other smart-people brainiatics that goes into long-range sniping.
@@busimagen I think you gravely misrepresent the phrase 'shit ton.' We're not talking about Call of Duty. And a shit ton of WW2 snipers wouldn't give a shit about my location, I'm just some rando on the internet with an opinion, same as you.
8:57 I'm surprised there's no sin for how NOBODY hears this helicopter right outside the window. That shit is loud and even if you've got a nice, silent sniper, there's no way to put a silencer on those propellers.
I used to go to LA every weekend when I was a truck driver. Rain is rare there, but when it gets going it's serious about it. And traffic on surface streets is not that bad. On the freeways, on the other hand, I saw traffic jams at 3 in the morning, not because there was a crash or anything, just because there was too much traffic.
The kid with the 3D glasses was apparently hiding under the porch when Mr Joshua was "reading the meter", he got a good long look at him and was therefore able to see and recognize the tattoo.
12:18 I'm an electrician. And I can tell you, when you got hit by the right voltage, it's feels like you just drank 3 redbulls while simultaneously doing a mound of coke.
@Mark Denton Jeremy has said many times he's hard of hearing. He may well genuinely not know it isn't pronounced. If they're such 'idiots' why do you come to their videos? You've every right to, of course, I simply don't understand why you do.
Sin on Cinemasins: There have been multiple recorded instances of snipers making kill-shots from well over 1,000 yards out. Riggs wouldn't even be considered the best, just up there with people who are good.
"This is how he convinced Jodie Foster to cast him as the lead in The Beaver." It took me an uncomfortable amount of time to remember that was a movie title.
Watching that final fight scene is what got me interested in jujitsu when I was a kid. That triangle looked awesome to my 10 yr old mind. The hardest thing was finding someone to teach it back on those days.
Tbh im suprised I thought they either had already done this movie by now or they just weren't into doing older movies 🕵🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️ But it makes sense they probably covered most of the new movies so it's time to start diggin into the older archive for movies 🎥
@@_JPG_ so was the phrase a cliche in the movie? Because if it was the first time that phrase was used then how was it overused? Just saying I can use semantics too.
@@Master_Yoda1990 Your original comment was semantics. All I did was post the definition of the word you used. The phrase is used multiple times throughout the movie, making it a cliche.
9:40 You kinda missed the point. They tried to kill Riggs ,since they've already got Murtaugh's daughter. Which implies he's an easy target now. Riggs, on the other hand, only has the pooch to care about.
your saying "only" completely ignores the absolute carnage john wick left in his wake on his path for revenge. Bad guys just didnt understand VIP targets back then
Believe it or not, I’ve only really seen the first one. I’ve seen bits and pieces of some of the sequels (some on network TV so you know edited), but from what I’ve gathered they start adding in a whole bunch of other characters and honestly I’m just here for Riggs and Murtaugh.
I'd have added 50 sins for the deleted scene that would have originally introduced Riggs at the school. It's way better than the intro scene that ended up in the movie, and has probably the best combat reload ever filmed.
The one thing that's bothered me about this movie since I was a kid is the way Riggs and suicide guy join hands when they're jumping off the ledge. Still a classic though.
They have. I preferred the old format: a few minute video pointing out actual errors with a few jokes peppered in. Now they're mostly based on personal opinions and bad jokes with a handful of actual sins (that are often false).
@@MatiZ815 So why do you watch them then? I feel like the videos are way funnier now. You're not supposed to take them so serious. I mean how many times does cinemasins have to say that THEY'RE NOT SUPPOSED TO BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY!
@@DracoPadilla Who says I watch them? I don't watch 99% of them. Mostly, I just look at the outtakes. And it's not about being taken seriously. Like I said: I don't mind some jokes. But this long format is just not fun to me. I watch maybe few of their vids a year and I'm still annoyed.
One thing I have to give cinemasins credit for is the fact that when a movie tackles mental illness and the like with taste, he will very often note it and most of the time take a sin off for it,
Also please sin: The Usual Suspects Platoon LA Confidential Colonia Regression Cellular Collateral The Last Samurai Kill Bill 1&2 Metro Moon Daybreakers Focus 2015 RED 1&2 Salt Safe Safe House
2:04 - considering suicidal statistics of Christmas (slightly mentioned by Riggs in the movie btw) it has everything to do with the story. Also this "random sh*t" along with other "random sh*t"s like this lets us feel the contrast between Riggs's forelimbs and thoughts and the rest of normal-life world that surrounds him and doesn't have second thoughts throwing it into his face (even by accident).
He is sinning the man, not the artist. Mel Gibson is a great actor and film-maker but he went on a drunken, bigoted rant saying how he hates Jews. It's a similar problem with Kevin Spacey. Incredibly gifted actor but there are multiple reports of sexual assault and misconduct perpetrated by him. There is an interesting vid by Lindsay Ellis that talks about the concept of Death of the Author - Where the artwork stands on it's own merits without influence of it's creator and his/her misdeeds. Like can you enjoy the song "I Believe I Can Fly" without feeling like you are condoning R. Kelly's predation against underage girls? Can you commend the brillance of Thomas Jefferson writing The Declaration of Independence while knowing he fathered children on his slaves and let them grow up as slaves? Freaking brutal.
I think that Glover's character is supposed to be older than Glover himself, being in his 50s hence why he's written as though he's older. I always felt this movie works better as a show due to Riggs and Murtaugh's dynamic and the music choice throughout the films.
Wait this isn't a childish cartoon movie or crappy movie from the 00's. Anyone else notice the removal of a sin is the Ding in reverse? DING... DING... GNID...!
I didn’t even know that this video was made when I watched this movie, and, while I loved it, I knew CinemaSins could fuck this shit wide open if he wanted to
Hitting a human sized target at 1000 yds with the right rifle and cartridge is perfectly possible, I do it myself. Videos on RUclips of "Mark and Sam after work" hitting a 2ft square steel target at over 2,000 yards (let alone 1,000) with a .300 WinMag, which is a high powered but commonly used sniper round. The real sinnable firearms scene in this movie is how badly he flinches with his pistol at the range. Any competent shooter or operator wouldn't do that so badly with just a 9mm.
I’m so glad you did one of my favorite movies of all time. Thx Jeremy. Btw enough with the cartoons. How about Braveheart or Gladiator. Or Taxi driver or Rain Man
I think Mitchell Ryan's transition from dramatic roles to comedic roles is almost on a level with Leslie Nielsen's. Ryan is one of the best parts of Dharma & Greg.
As per the sin at 7:12, I once saw a guy hit a beer can at 1,130 yards. So a human at a thousand yards is not only possible, it’s actually pretty common
This movie's climactic brawl between Mel Gibson and Gary Busey now feels more like how a real-life encounter between the two of them would unfold in real life.
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Funny how they’re sinning the first Lethal Weapon but they use an image from the fourth one as the thumbnail. That’s a sin.
*Thank you!!!* Came to post the same but had to scroll through just in case.
I knew they looked older
@@blakeharris58 i came to say the same thing
Thank You! I posted the same thing just in case I was the only fan of all the movies: in other words a nerd who noticed this was probably from 4, but definitely not 1!
It's the short hair that gave it away for me.
“No one can make that shot” Some people can make that shot. This is a sin on your sin. (Ding)
probably not with handgun
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@@chimerical8746 He never said he did it with a hand gun.
Ayup. Record for longest confirmed kill is 3,871 yards. Almost four times the distance.
@Joe Jack Oh absolutely. He didn't do it cold bore either, if I remember correctly it took 3-4 shots to connect.
"I know this looks dangerous, but it's actually how Gary Busey hails taxis in real life." HAHAHAHA!!
Yeah it's definitely pretty lame overall, but it certainly has its moments, and that's one of them, so was I bet Eli Roth get s fully erect every time he sees this plus I kind of like the bonus round yeah it had its moments but it was pretty bad
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That was some funny shit .
One sin that nobody ever talks about in these movies is how ridiculous Murtaugh's home insurance premiums must have been and the fact that he never moved even though EVERY criminal knew where he lived.
Yeah, but if you saw LW3, you would've seen that Murtaugh tried to sell his house but had trouble because of full disclosure laws and having a hard time finding buyers due to that house having been a target from criminals
Would’ve removed 1 sin for Mel’s intense suicide attempt scene. That scene with Mel’s performance was incredible.
Which is why it sucks not watching his new stuff since he lost his damn mind. He starred in several of my favorite films over the years. But man... He's assclown.
@@rseman He's a bipolar alcoholic that made some mistakes over a decade ago for which he's profusely apologized on numerous occasions. He's also cleaned up his act recently. Cut the guy some slack and watch his stuff. If you still don't like him, then at least love the art and dislike the artist. But at heart Mel doesn't seem like a bad guy, just mixed up at the time in a bad place.
That scene landed him the role of MacBeth!
@@rseman
I think if you look at the lives of most great actors ever you'll find many have asshat qualities lol. My favorite actor Sir Anthony Hopkins is a right prick when it comes to being a father he was an alcoholic who even now at 83 doesn't care to have a relationship with his daughter. He once said how he doesn't know if he has grandchildren(because he hadn't even talked with her for like 20yrs) and said it doesn't really care if he does and that ot doesn't matter. He also said you don't have to love your family and life isn't always good.... basically saying he doesn't really care for his daughter.
@@happiness1772 a thumbs up isn't enough. Need more people who think like this. 👍👍
I took a precision rifle class last summer where we all were making shots on torso targets at 1000 yards. My friend's fiance went to the range with us the day after the class and she was able to make a 1000 yard shot on the same target. With modern equipment, a typical adult can make that shot with a small amount of training.
Herbert Sleigh made a confirmed sniper kill at 1400 yards in 1918 during WWI.
In 1967, US Marine sniper Carlos Hathcock made a 2500 yard shot with the same sort of training and equipment that Riggs would have had. Hathcock also made multiple shots beyond 1000 yards.
I regularly put in sub 4 inch groups at 1000 yrds... No precision rifle class crap. My Remington 700 rifle nd scope is hardly modern (30 years old)
Hitting a person sized target at that range is remarkably easy for most people that shoot
my best guess is that it was with a handgun and not a sniper. but then again they never said he didnt use a sniper.
@@chimerical8746 then you have no clue what you are talking about. A handgun at a 1000 yards? Whatever you're smoking, share lol
@@thebystander1636 But Miculek's 1000 yard pistol shot??? Granted, the target was a bit bigger than a torso.
@@SpartanGuy guess I'll have to look it up.. Do you recall the type of pistol? Cuz that's nearly defying physics
Can we all just agree that Al Leong is a god damned action movie treasure, and doesn't get the kudos he deserves.
My fondest memory of him from childhood is him belching on that Revenge of the Nerds sequel better than Booger.
Been saying that for years. I was so glad to see Brandon Lee feature him in a one-on-one in Rapid Fire. Classic fight scene.
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@@hendo337 I don't think that was the same guy
@@hendo337 that was James Hong btw
"This is Los Angeles, not New York" - 0:33 - Having lived in New York (Long island & Manhattan), California (San Jose & Monterrey), and Texas (Austin), here's my impression of the average person from each:
Let's say there's somebody bleeding out on the sidewalk.
The Austinite will call the ambulance & stay with the person until help arrives, chatting with them & doing what they can.
The New Yorker will call the ambulance, but avoid contact with the person. They've got places to be.
The Californian will not notice there's a person there as they're stepping over them. (This is obliviousness, not outright malice.)
So I disagree with that particular sin. It's really a win for realism.
Me not living in America itself, gives me no rights to judge any of these
And that itself is a sin *Ding!*
I've been a NYC resident for nearly 2 decades and visitor my whole life to see family. I've seen a crowd of 10 wait around and help an elderly man who fell and hit his head and was bleeding. A friend was hit by a driver who left the scene, but a dozen people stayed to help him until the ambulance came. I had a best friend get hit by a car while on her bike, and a big group helped her, including the driver, and waited until help came. And I've been ill during my morning commute - once crouched in a corner on a train platform on my way to the office waiting for a wave of nausea to pass by (before I knew I was pregnant) - and more than one person stopped to ask me if I was ok every time!!
NYC may be a tough place if you're healthy and obviously making you way around fully able-bodied. But if you look like you need medical help, people jump in to help crazy fast!
@phillyslasher "biased" ≠ "untrue".
@phillyslasher Don't misread what I said. I didn't say "biased" = "true", I said "biased" ≠ "UNtrue". There's a difference.
What it means is that a biased statement can either be true or false, and that being biased doesn't automatically mean it's false.
Example, if a black person said black people are overall better at sports than white people, that black person would be biased, but also speaking truth.
Essentially, you can call someone biased, but you have in no way proven them wrong.
@phillyslasher you didn't explicitly say it, but you heavily implied it, otherwise you wouldn't have made the comment in the first place.
You missed a sin. The "we have an edge now because they think I'm dead" cliche." I can't even count the number of times that's been used in movies and TV shows, both before and after "Lethal Weapon."
You Only Live Twice
@@Tommykey07 sometimes thrice
If anything, the sin they missed was the stunt cuffs breaking when the jumper and Riggs went off the roof.
@raydunakin nice one dude
I mean...it was always fun to see that. It only was criticized when people PRETEND to be realistic.
As a marine who survived a year..I can tell you I USED to think that people cant fake death, but I've seen it happen twice in real life lmao
08:31 - Alfred clearly sees the tattoo. The other detective says he saw it while playing hide-and-seek under Dixie's porch. Minus 1 sin.
All criticisms aside, this was a beautiful Christmas movie.
Damn,! U & your mustached comrade really are everywhere! Lol
But this is also a birthday movie since Murtaugh did have his birthday also. Regardless, all time classic buddy cop film.
Almost as good as die hard lol
It wasn't a christmas movie.
You probably think Frozen is a Christmas movie as well.
@Poppy Kneegrow bro I was joking
People debate if Die Hard is a Christmas movie, but this is surely a Christmas movie
Just told my co-worker today, that it's time to start watching Christmas movies, like Die Hard and Lethal Weapon. LOL. This is definitely a Christmas movie.
It is!!!!!
@@clarissa182 already done ;)
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There is no debate with Die Hard. There are people who think it's a Christmas movie and those who are wrong
"There's something eating away at this guy..." - there's no way his coworkers & the department shrink wouldn't know about the death of Riggs' wife
Am I the only one that gets a shiver when he removes a sin for a movie you love...
Cinema Sins: No one can make a 1000 yard shot.
Canadian Sniper: Hold my beer. *3540 meter confirmed kill*
So why did you do the conversion, make it seem worse than it is cliche
@@captainthruster9484 3871.39 Yards. Happy?
@@captainthruster9484 because the official measurement for that shot is in metric.
Same reason people call 9mm NATO "9mm" instead of ".38"
"No one can make that shot" - Jeremy
Lyudmila Pavlichenko has challenged Jeremy to stand at 1,000 yards
But really, a lot of people have made much farther shots than 1,000 yards
Nick Irving AkA the reaper: am I a joke to you?
@@MurderCount me: I’m not a joke I just can’t do it
Farest Pistolshot: 2,010 yard shot with a 10mm pistol
Farest Snipershot: A Canadian Sniper with something over two miles
Ooh, are we pretending that Snipers in Military keep count of their kills and records?
I feel like we've been through that with all that 'American Sniper' BS.
@@TimTE01 The Canadian one has been proven
And it’s worth keeping track of your longest shots so that you can judge your own skill
Welcome to CinemaSins, where a thumbnail from the wrong movie and the claim that "noone can make that shot" are both intentionally designed to drive up viewer engagement by getting people to comment how CinemaSins screwed up.
Not tp mention getting them to unsubscribe.
And 70% drank the kool aid *ding*
It's more likely that the comment about 1,000 yd was made by a person who's never fired a gun and has no idea how to use one or what they were talking about. That's like saying his sin about there not being any gravity in space was done intentionally. He's funny, but there's just stuff he doesn't know about and he should not sin those things. For example science, the military, the English language, or weapons in general.
@@gssbcvegancat2345 despite the seeming mistakes they often make, they usually do quite a fair bit of research. And most of those "mistakes" follow the same rule, being intentionally designed to generate comments.
It's like that other channel, screen rant or looper, or some other "top 10 list" channel, where it's obvious they deliberately mispronounce at least one actor's name in every video, just to get people to post correcting them.
This entire vid can be summed up as, "I hate Mel Gibson because religion."
The G in 'Murtaugh' is silent.
**DING**
Thank you! It was driving me nuts.
Also...Pew-tin? It's Poo-tin.
Thank, was going to say it's "Murtaw" not "Murtawg"
And the H doesn't make a whole lotta noise either.
Ugh... I agree, this irked me to no end!
4:55 - This. I love this channel and I love it even more when they take time to acknowledge the good in something that differentiates it from a lot of mindless 80's actions movies which makes it still makes it still worth watching over 30 years later.
4:46 the handcuffs break as they jump off so they have to hold hands.
Wait...ONLY 10 years older. Cinemasins says this like it’s not a big different but That’s a Decade that a pretty big gap of time. Being 33 and being 43 is not the same thing lol.
Sure but it's not a big enough gap to justify one character making fun of the other for 4 movies because of it.
@@MatiZ815 I mean my sister always makes fun of me for being the youngest. Always has.
SCRU WATCHES CINEMA SINS????? THATS CRAZY
They look the same age.
@@paul-juniorblack6151 Yeah he's mentioned it before. Makes sense considering Scrus sarcastic sense of humour.
Video is about Lethal Weapon yet the thumbnail is from Lethal Weapon 4... ding.
Exactly!
Glad I’m not the only one who caught that
Damn beat me to it lol. It's especially evident because Lethal Weapon 4 is the only movie in the series where Martin Riggs didn't have his mullet.
They put the wrong thumbnail for Cabin Fever too, but then fixed it.
@@randalgraves6979 did they fix the thumbnail for Rush Hour as well? Because they screwed that one up, too. The image they used came from Rush Hour 2.
EDIT: nvm, just checked. Nope, still the same.
One of my all time favorites. God this movie never gets old
And yet Murtaugh does lol
I think it’s aged poorly.
It gets old. Pretty, silly in 2020, but Gibson, & Glover are still great in this.
I know. And this first one of the series shows Riggs at his craziest, he regains SOME mental stability in the sequels (notice I emphasized SOME). It's noteworthy how 2 seconds after his raging to Murtaugh about how he often wants to kill himself, he says "I'm hungry, let's get something to eat", you'd expect someone right after a suicidal freakout that eating is the last thing he'd be thinking about. Almost casually mentioning eating can only show how habitually suicidal he is, how it's almost become a daily ritual of his
@Im just a Troll whos intentions are good I agree that it's superb, and I think all of the LW movies are. I don't agree that this movie is dated, well the clothes and music may be but to me they're nostalgic. Aside from clothes and music, it's timeless actually, like the Beverly Hills Cops movies, the John Hughs movies, and other 80s greats such as Twins, Ruthless People, Down and out in Beverly Hills, Rainman, Vice versa, Back to the future, Back to school, Caddyshack, The National Lampoon movies, and others
This movie is most definitely a Christmas movie. It's always on my list of must watches for the Christmas season!
“Is this mother******, Rasputin.”
I understood that reference.
"No body can shoot a man at a 1000 yards" Sergeant Major Herbert Sleigh says hello from the trenches of WW1!
Even back before that with a trapdoor 45-70.
There is a recorded CSA sniper who made a longer shot in the American Civil War with a rifled muzzle loader.
@@shellyandjohncourtade8269 There is not.
@Stripey Arse 🤣🤣🤣🤣😆🙄
@@TimTE01 there certainly is. #19 in top 20 sniper shots. South Carolina troops.
Longest recorded sniper kill is 3700 yards(approximate) recorded in Iraq by a Canadian sniper team. There are several other 2000+ yard kills on record.
Yea what was that about? No-one can make a 1000 yard kill? That's some grade-A buulllshit.
*DING*
He has never made a correct sin about guns in this entire cinemasins career.
@@chasesmith9398 I also don't get how Riggs at the end is an ex machina. Ex machina happens when something comes out of nowhere to save the day which wasn't the case here.
I was about to type something similar. I know it's a satire show but if he's going to state something like it's a fact, at least do a damn google search lol
Shit. I was beat to this, but I figured I would be. Just another lie by Jeremy. I hope birdman rips this to hell, this movie should have been untouchable
Best buddy cop movie of all time. Looking forward to more Lethal Weapon sin casts
No that the last boy scout
Surely you mean Cop and a 1/2
@@Locked0Out Never seen it 🤦🤷♀️🤦
@@BBAERSTANCE1 I would agree because I love that movie but I think the chemistry between Mel & Danny is definitely better than Damon and Bruce
@@tinashetf little black kid is paired up with Burt Reynolds, pretty weird movie
00:07:30 "No one could make that shot"? 1,000 yards? A quick Google search will reveal that there are many confirmed kills over 1,000 yards, some while rare, even exceeding 2,500 yards. Carlos Hathcock (RIP) took his confirmed 2,500 yard shot back in 1967 in Vietnam. Rifles, range finders, ammunition, optics, external ballistics calculations have steadily improved in their accuracy over the decades since. There are groups of civilians and vets who regularly shoot in excess of 1,500 yards. Anyway, I really enjoy your videos, and wish you continued success with them.
"GET THAT SHIT OFF MY LAWN!!" my favourite line in this movie 🤣
This video should have been 10 seconds long, with the assessment being "nothing. No sins. This movie is perfect. Move on." 🤣
There is one on these comments for most movies, Yh I get that ur joking but there still something wrong w it
AMEN, LOL! Before John Wick we had Martin Riggs!
No movie is without sin.
“No one can make that shot”
Longest recorded kill was 3,540 meters.
a 1000 yard shot isn't too tough a feat if you know how tog guage the shot. Especially if you're on a range, using a rifle and ammo you know. Making that shot in combat, however, is another story.
That was where I went when he said that. He don't know too much about snipin', apparently.
And by a Canadian Spec Ops Sniper at that. All he had to do was wiki "longest recorded sniper kills" and there's a whole damn list, including a few from the 1800's.
@rwsthedemonking why is that sad? He isn’t a gun but, get over it
There are NO RECORDED KILLS.
"Mispronouncing the character's name through the whole video."
*DING!*
It made my ears wiggle every time he said it
MURTOGGGGG
@@The_Mimewar Me too! Good, so I wasn't going nuts when I kept hearing that.
I thought I was losing my goddamned mind
7:08 correction. The record for longest killing sniper shot is 1.5 miles. That is 2640 yards in case you were wondering.
Regarding the scene where he is active right after being shocked: having been electrocuted, I was not tired afterward, and that was 110 volts. Furthermore when a taser is used to gain compliance the suspect can become active and dangerous immediately after the voltage from the taser stops if the pain does not motivate compliance. Muscle lock tends to only occur during the application of voltage and very shortly thereafter.
I feel attacked when I got this notification for everything wrong with Lethal weapon, they are my favorite movies
One of my fave action franchises!
@@nurse425 My favorite action franchise is the local McDonalds with they release the McRib.. the line fights are legen... wait for it... DARY!
Lethal weapon one of the great Christmas movies.
Two seconds of googling, and i found a list of the ten longest range confirmed sniper kills OVER 1250 meters. Apparently shitloads of people can make that shot.
Yeah, but most of them came more than a decade after this movie was made, and with advanced technology weapons that weren't around (or at least readily accessible) in 87. Certainly not with the rifle in the movie. Barrett .50 or a Lapua round, yeah.
And 'shitloads' is a hell of a stretch. But yeah, there's a good few that can and have. Back then? Very, very few.
@@MegaDcmp so you don’t think out of 7 billion people on this earth couple of 100 would be able to make that shot?
@@109reaper Again, very very few. Out of 7 billion, a couple hundred cannot in any rational discussion be construed as 'a shitload.' It ain't like any rando can pick up a rifle and work out for themselves how to adjust for windage, velocity, muscle control, and all the various other smart-people brainiatics that goes into long-range sniping.
@@busimagen I think you gravely misrepresent the phrase 'shit ton.' We're not talking about Call of Duty.
And a shit ton of WW2 snipers wouldn't give a shit about my location, I'm just some rando on the internet with an opinion, same as you.
@@busimagen mm hmm. Internet experts abound.
I don't even remember the 80's but watching these make me nostalgic. Lol Do Funny Farm with Chevy Chase.
Just watched this again, last night - I was 'dinging' throughout the whole thing... LOL
Fun fact: The fastest car in the world is faster than any other car.
r/technically the truth r/not interesting
You dont say
Every 60 seconds in Africa, a minute passes
The more you know
@@kickhuggy redditor
Arnold Schwarzenegger's Commando would be a perfect Sin movie.
But it would be too easy.
That Yellow Porches bothered me even as a kid, but it was what taught me about continuity mistakes
Lol! Might set a new record if they did!😂
But that movie is perfect. I don't see how they could sin it. A man gets shaken out of a phone booth like a salt shaker by Arnold. Perfect
@@christophercole64 it was intended. I contend this movie is perfect
Thumbnail is from Lethal Weapon 4, 25 sins for CinemaSins.
8:57 I'm surprised there's no sin for how NOBODY hears this helicopter right outside the window. That shit is loud and even if you've got a nice, silent sniper, there's no way to put a silencer on those propellers.
“No one could make that shot” except even the guy who came dead last in any sniper school in the world. (Sin ding)
Riggs: “Merry Christmas”
Murtaugh: “Merry Christmas”
EWW: “STOP TRYING TO MAKE ‘MERRY CHRISTMAS’ HAPPEN!!”
U r gorgeous
The shot at a thousand yards has been made.. multiple times Jeremy. Even farther out with today's technology.
Even in 1967, Carlos Hathcock set a record of 2500 yards during the Vietnam War with a Browning M2.
@@PervertedThang Nope.
I grew up on all the Lethal Weapon movies. They are perfection. 😆
I used to go to LA every weekend when I was a truck driver. Rain is rare there, but when it gets going it's serious about it. And traffic on surface streets is not that bad. On the freeways, on the other hand, I saw traffic jams at 3 in the morning, not because there was a crash or anything, just because there was too much traffic.
"No one can make that shot."
A Canadian sniper in Afghanistan hit their target from a mile and a half out. That's 7920 feet, or 2640 yards.
2.4 kilometers? Wow.
No "FREEEEEEEEDOOOOM" dub over the torture scene in the end :(
This is probably one of my all time favorite action movies
I'm kind of intrested in seeing what sins it gets from cinema sins 🤔
Don't mind me, I am just here for the "I'm too old for this shit" sin.
The kid with the 3D glasses was apparently hiding under the porch when Mr Joshua was "reading the meter", he got a good long look at him and was therefore able to see and recognize the tattoo.
12:18
I'm an electrician. And I can tell you, when you got hit by the right voltage, it's feels like you just drank 3 redbulls while simultaneously doing a mound of coke.
Right! How do they think defibrilators work?
Anyone else hearing the hard "G" in Murtaugh for the first time?
He's just mispronouncing the name for some reason.
@Mark Denton Jeremy has said many times he's hard of hearing. He may well genuinely not know it isn't pronounced. If they're such 'idiots' why do you come to their videos? You've every right to, of course, I simply don't understand why you do.
Yes!! That G is not meant to be heard.
I wonder if this character's name was an inspiration for General Martok.
Yes! I even went and looked up the pronunciation to make sure I haven’t been saying it wrong for the last 33 years
Sin on Cinemasins: There have been multiple recorded instances of snipers making kill-shots from well over 1,000 yards out. Riggs wouldn't even be considered the best, just up there with people who are good.
hell, there is a lot of hunters that make similar shots maybe not 1000 but 800 easy.
Hell's bells, the top five are 2515 + yards. Riggs would not crack the top 10.
Just checked, not even top 20.
Thank you, good sir. I was thinking the same.
Yea can walk into my back yard and make a 1000 yard shot thats baby cakes
"This is how he convinced Jodie Foster to cast him as the lead in The Beaver."
It took me an uncomfortable amount of time to remember that was a movie title.
Good flick.
flick
Watching that final fight scene is what got me interested in jujitsu when I was a kid. That triangle looked awesome to my 10 yr old mind. The hardest thing was finding someone to teach it back on those days.
That description of 80s lighting was beautiful-
Tbh im suprised I thought they either had already done this movie by now or they just weren't into doing older movies 🕵🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️
But it makes sense they probably covered most of the new movies so it's time to start diggin into the older archive for movies 🎥
I'm still hoping they will do Commando.
“Im too old for this sh*t” is a catchphrase not a cliche. Though catchphrases and one liners are cliche in action movies.
Here you go
cliche - a phrase or opinion that is overused and betrays a lack of original thought.
@@_JPG_ so was the phrase a cliche in the movie? Because if it was the first time that phrase was used then how was it overused? Just saying I can use semantics too.
@@Master_Yoda1990 Your original comment was semantics. All I did was post the definition of the word you used.
The phrase is used multiple times throughout the movie, making it a cliche.
Well if you want to be technical we’re both using semantics, this is the logical form semantics as is your definition.
@@Master_Yoda1990 I 100% can not argue that. Have a good day man!
9:40 You kinda missed the point. They tried to kill Riggs ,since they've already got Murtaugh's daughter. Which implies he's an easy target now. Riggs, on the other hand, only has the pooch to care about.
your saying "only" completely ignores the absolute carnage john wick left in his wake on his path for revenge. Bad guys just didnt understand VIP targets back then
Also at 0:33, that doesn't look like a studio back lot!
One of the things the torturer forgot about administering pain is that car batteries operate on Direct Current, and won't shock you.
You guys should do everything wrong with "They Live"
They can't, there is nothing wrong with that movie.
He can't count that high.
The Lethal Weapon movies are always fun as hell to watch for me.
The first three, yes. #4 sucked
Believe it or not, I’ve only really seen the first one. I’ve seen bits and pieces of some of the sequels (some on network TV so you know edited), but from what I’ve gathered they start adding in a whole bunch of other characters and honestly I’m just here for Riggs and Murtaugh.
There’s nothing wrong with it! Perfect buddy movie
I rewatched this movie over the Xmas holiday. And this has me laughing SO hard!!! 🤣🤣🤣
I'd have added 50 sins for the deleted scene that would have originally introduced Riggs at the school. It's way better than the intro scene that ended up in the movie, and has probably the best combat reload ever filmed.
CinemaSins BIG Request: The Babysitter: Killer Queen (Netflix)
YES
Ohhh good idea
That whole movie is a sin in itself ngl😂
They would have to do the original first.
@@TheHexidecimal oh ok thank you 😀
Thanks for reminding me about this movie. Watched it on HBO and I had forgotten how great it was.
7:10 with a proper gun (like a sniper) you can hit a target from over 2KM
Merry Christmas!!
The one thing that's bothered me about this movie since I was a kid is the way Riggs and suicide guy join hands when they're jumping off the ledge.
Still a classic though.
I feel like Sins have become more personal over the years.
They have. I preferred the old format: a few minute video pointing out actual errors with a few jokes peppered in. Now they're mostly based on personal opinions and bad jokes with a handful of actual sins (that are often false).
Go watch birdman's channel
I wish Th3Birdman posted more frequently
@@MatiZ815 So why do you watch them then? I feel like the videos are way funnier now. You're not supposed to take them so serious. I mean how many times does cinemasins have to say that THEY'RE NOT SUPPOSED TO BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY!
@@DracoPadilla Who says I watch them? I don't watch 99% of them. Mostly, I just look at the outtakes.
And it's not about being taken seriously. Like I said: I don't mind some jokes. But this long format is just not fun to me. I watch maybe few of their vids a year and I'm still annoyed.
Die Hard and Lethal Weapon. The greatest crossover that never happened.
Lethal hard is a porn movie
@@WeldinMike27 Lethal Hard sounds like a porno.
The only logical Title for a Riggs, Murtaugh, and McClain crossover is: Die Lethal.
"Mer-taw", Jeremy, the "gh" is silent, as demonstrated by every single time it's spoken in the films.
One thing I have to give cinemasins credit for is the fact that when a movie tackles mental illness and the like with taste, he will very often note it and most of the time take a sin off for it,
Videos with a “bonus round” just hit different 👌🏽
THE CIRCLE 2017 PLEASE🙏🙏 ALSO LOVE U GUYS KEEP BEING AWESOME
OMG what they sin! Standing for 90 minutes...
Posted 14 hrs ago?
@@iAmMeYaSee i know im so confused
@@iAmMeYaSee when you are a member, you get those perks
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‘Everything wrong with CinemaSins”
The video image was from Lethal Weapon 4
Also please sin:
The Usual Suspects
Platoon
LA Confidential
Colonia
Regression
Cellular
Collateral
The Last Samurai
Kill Bill 1&2
Metro
Moon
Daybreakers
Focus 2015
RED 1&2
Salt
Safe
Safe House
I've been wanting to see Collateral forever! That would be a great CS video.
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@@pizzaboy3332 thought I was the only one
KILL BILL's sin video should have been released already!
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Not only are there people who can shoot 1000 yards, they have contests and everything.
Yes like olympics but also on Safari in fact i went to africa a week ago, i kill a lion and i kill a goat
2:04 - considering suicidal statistics of Christmas (slightly mentioned by Riggs in the movie btw) it has everything to do with the story.
Also this "random sh*t" along with other "random sh*t"s like this lets us feel the contrast between Riggs's forelimbs and thoughts and the rest of normal-life world that surrounds him and doesn't have second thoughts throwing it into his face (even by accident).
I love that you added five sins just for Mel Gibson's performance
Ehh, he sins BAD acting and than sins GOOD acting. I know we're reaching for sins but it gets tiresome after awhile.
He is sinning the man, not the artist. Mel Gibson is a great actor and film-maker but he went on a drunken, bigoted rant saying how he hates Jews. It's a similar problem with Kevin Spacey. Incredibly gifted actor but there are multiple reports of sexual assault and misconduct perpetrated by him.
There is an interesting vid by Lindsay Ellis that talks about the concept of Death of the Author - Where the artwork stands on it's own merits without influence of it's creator and his/her misdeeds. Like can you enjoy the song "I Believe I Can Fly" without feeling like you are condoning R. Kelly's predation against underage girls? Can you commend the brillance of Thomas Jefferson writing The Declaration of Independence while knowing he fathered children on his slaves and let them grow up as slaves? Freaking brutal.
I think that Glover's character is supposed to be older than Glover himself, being in his 50s hence why he's written as though he's older. I always felt this movie works better as a show due to Riggs and Murtaugh's dynamic and the music choice throughout the films.
Wait this isn't a childish cartoon movie or crappy movie from the 00's.
Anyone else notice the removal of a sin is the Ding in reverse?
DING...
DING...
GNID...!
When he drops 1000 sins at once, it’s met with a heavier smash on the gavel. Similar to the 5 deep dings during the intro :)
I noticed.
@@JuICyBLiinGeR When did he drop 1000 sins at once? Have I not been watching enough of their videos?
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@@newandroid2673 That's my question. I remember something like 100 once but never 1000.
I demand proof.
I didn’t even know that this video was made when I watched this movie, and, while I loved it, I knew CinemaSins could fuck this shit wide open if he wanted to
"This is just how Gary Busey hails a cab." Best sin in the video right there!
95% sure Mel Gibson wasn't acting in this movie just letting his crazy out.
Hitting a human sized target at 1000 yds with the right rifle and cartridge is perfectly possible, I do it myself. Videos on RUclips of "Mark and Sam after work" hitting a 2ft square steel target at over 2,000 yards (let alone 1,000) with a .300 WinMag, which is a high powered but commonly used sniper round.
The real sinnable firearms scene in this movie is how badly he flinches with his pistol at the range. Any competent shooter or operator wouldn't do that so badly with just a 9mm.
When I'm actually early to a CinemaSins video.
I’m so glad you did one of my favorite movies of all time. Thx Jeremy. Btw enough with the cartoons. How about Braveheart or Gladiator. Or Taxi driver or Rain Man
Sins or not, this movie is GOLD and an absolute classic
Narrator pronounces the silent gh in "Murtaugh." *ding*
Dang just watched S2 of Star Trek TNG and was wondering why Rykers father is doing here
THAT's where I knew him from! With that blind padded combat stick fight, right?
@@MaiAolei Exactly!
I think Mitchell Ryan's transition from dramatic roles to comedic roles is almost on a level with Leslie Nielsen's. Ryan is one of the best parts of Dharma & Greg.
You forgot "sexy protagonist hangs damply from chains to be tortured cliche"
As per the sin at 7:12, I once saw a guy hit a beer can at 1,130 yards. So a human at a thousand yards is not only possible, it’s actually pretty common
This movie's climactic brawl between Mel Gibson and Gary Busey now feels more like how a real-life encounter between the two of them would unfold in real life.