ロサンゼルス市警察本部捜査第一課のリッグス部長刑事とマータフ部長刑事はFBIの要請で、麻薬事件の重要証人である会計士のレオ・ゲッツを保護する。ヒットマンの襲撃から守り通したことで、ゲッツと打ち解けたリッグスとマータフは麻薬組織のボスの情報を聞き出し、同僚の刑事たちとボスの邸宅へ踏み込む。だが、そのボスの正体はラッドという南アフリカ総領事で治外法権のため逮捕も拘留もできない。ラッドは、警察の捜査を止めさせるために、手下にマータフの自宅を襲撃させるなどの脅迫を始めた。それでも捜査をやめないリッグスとマータフに業を煮やしたラッドは、2人の同僚である刑事達を次々と暗殺していく。
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- Alexis Alexis2026年7月27日“Guys like you don’t die on toilets.” Shane Black may have left, but part of his script is still there. You can still feel it almost all the way through. I’m a bit ashamed, but I really like this one too. It’s funny. The diplomatic immunity gimmick is a bit cheesy, but there’s something definitely satisfying about seeing charismatic villains who think they’re untouchable finally getting roasted by Riggs and Murtaugh. The ending doesn’t feel quite right, and I wish we could have seen Shane Black’s original version exist somewhere, as a true what-if, a parallel universe where things had gone differently. I honestly don’t know which ending I would have chosen if I had been given the choice. Keeping those characters alive gave us the comedy-driven saga that followed, but the alternative could have turned this into a powerful dramatic duology. Not as perfect as the first one, but still one of the greatest buddy movies.
- tellum2026年6月30日Watching this directly after the first movie is a massive mistake because the severe drop in quality is impossible to ignore. In the first movie the story progression is natural and logical, but in the sequel it’s nonsensical and relies on happenstance and remembering the name of a boat you saw one time that luckily was in one of your home movies. The heroes in the first movie are dysfunctional but still competent investigators, but in the sequel they’re fucking buffoons who are ambushed multiple times by just being negligent despite knowing they are being actively hunted and it doesn’t help that the rest of the police force is just as stupid. In the first movie the final fight scene was gritty and badass, but in the sequel it’s amateur hour trash with a terrible kill of the villain. In the first movie Mel Gibson is a tragic figure overcoming the trauma of losing the love of his life, but in the sequel he forgets all that for an annoying girl with a fake accent and oh yeah his real backstory is revealed but it’s kinda undermined by his new love interest. Honestly I wish I just watched the first movie again instead because the sequel is such an insane disappointment that I’m not even sure if I want to watch the third.
- ርልዪረ2025年1月26日"Lethal Weapon 2" is a rare case of a sequel being better than the original as Richard Donner, Mel Gibson, and Danny Glover all return and deliver a follow up that creates bigger stakes, delivers bigger action scenes, and has even a greater villain in the South African drug smugglers. With a story from Shane Black, we see Riggs and Murtaugh on the hunt to take down Arjen Rudd and his gang who are protected by diplomatic immunity in America by their South African government, making it hard for them to arrest them on the slightest of charges, and seeing them go to extreme lengths to take them down makes this for even better than that of Garey Busey's Joshua as they have the information on various cops on the force and even find ways to rig explosives in the home of Murtaugh. Gibson and Glover's chemistry yet again is dynamic and the relationship between Riggs & Murtaugh feels even more like a friendship and brotherhood here as they naturally bounce off one another, but the addition of Joe Pesci as witness Leo Getz makes for some great comedy as he is constantly annoying them while they do their best to protect him from the South African gang, while Rika Van Den Haas proves to be a proper love interest for Riggs as she works for Rudd yet it's clear she understands that he is clearly abusing his power and wants nothing to do with his evil actions. This franchise has some of the best use of explosions in any action franchise as they feel so real and impactful, but the story allows for great building on previous storylines from the first film as we see Riggs still struggling with the loss of his wife which pays off massively in this film, and even Murtaugh's daughter Dianne being a running joke due to a commercial she does for a condom brand but even little moments such as Riggs trying to break out of a strait jacket for fun comes back around at a crucial moment and overall this is how you do a sequel justice. One of the best sequels ever? I'd say yes.
- skrishnan372026年5月28日The best one of the series! All the laughs, insane action and epitome of 80's/90's action and buddy cop movies!
- Steve Williams2026年1月11日Part 2 was almost as good as the original. Still a great movie
- RadkaCorey2025年12月25日Such a great classic
- Paul Steele2025年9月6日This is the movie where Riggs and Murtaugh really click as a team. The first film set everything up, but here you feel like you’re just hanging out with them — laughing at their banter one second and holding your breath the next. The bad guys are South African diplomats hiding behind “diplomatic immunity,” which makes them infuriating to watch because they think they’re untouchable. It gives the story that extra edge, because Riggs and Murtaugh can’t just throw them in jail. Joe Pesci shows up as Leo Getz and completely changes the vibe. He’s fast-talking, annoying, but somehow hilarious, and the three of them together is pure fun. The action is exactly what you want from the late ’80s — big explosions, wild stunts, and a finale that sticks in your head. But what surprised me is how much heart it has. Riggs dealing with his pain adds a weight you don’t expect in a buddy-cop flick. In short: it’s bigger, funnier, and somehow even better than the first one. Still one of the best sequels out there.
- Zokkiie2025年12月23日It keeps the good times rolling with the same explosive mix of action and humor that made the first one so fun. The chemistry between Mel Gibson and Danny Glover is still on point, and the stakes are higher with the whole diplomat subplot. It's got great fight scenes, a solid villain, and more of that classic buddy-cop banter. While it's not quite as fresh as the original, it's definitely a worthy sequel. Definitely worth a watch if you’re a fan of the first one
- Richard Davis2025年12月14日Classic 90's cop action thriller. Glover and Gibson at their action best. You should watch every LW film before you die. Richard Donner forever...
- Leo van Beusekom2025年8月24日Entertaining!
- neuroparadox2025年7月29日I wish to see more Patsy Kensit <3
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リーサル・ウェポン2／炎の約束は1989年7月7日に公開されました。
リーサル・ウェポン2／炎の約束はRichard Donnerが監督を務めました。
リーサル・ウェポン2／炎の約束の上映時間は1h 54mです。
リーサル・ウェポン2／炎の約束はRichard Donner, Joel Silverがプロデューサーを務めました。
ロサンゼルス市警察本部捜査第一課のリッグス部長刑事とマータフ部長刑事はFBIの要請で、麻薬事件の重要証人である会計士のレオ・ゲッツを保護する。ヒットマンの襲撃から守り通したことで、ゲッツと打ち解けたリッグスとマータフは麻薬組織のボスの情報を聞き出し、同僚の刑事たちとボスの邸宅へ踏み込む。だが、そのボスの正体はラッドという南アフリカ総領事で治外法権のため逮捕も拘留もできない。ラッドは、警察の捜査を止めさせるために、手下にマータフの自宅を襲撃させるなどの脅迫を始めた。それでも捜査をやめないリッグスとマータフに業を煮やしたラッドは、2人の同僚である刑事達を次々と暗殺していく。
リーサル・ウェポン2／炎の約束の主要人物はMartin Riggs (Mel Gibson), Roger Murtaugh (Danny Glover), Leo Getz (Joe Pesci)です。
リーサル・ウェポン2／炎の約束はRと評価されています。
リーサル・ウェポン2／炎の約束はAction, Adventure, 犯罪映画です。
リーサル・ウェポン2／炎の約束は、視聴者によって10点満点中7.8点をつけられています。
リーサル・ウェポン2／炎の約束の予算は$2500万です。
リーサル・ウェポン2／炎の約束の興行収入は$2.3億です。