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Lethal Weapon 4.

Sequels can be a tricky business, getting actors back, finding a story that is worth audiences time and then doing all that in a timely manner so there is not too much time between films.

In this episode of The 602 Club hosts Matthew Rushing and Christy Morris welcome John Mills to talk about Lethal Weapon 4. We discuss a troubled production, the big opening, moving forward, a new cast member, the Chinese connection, relevant issues, the action and our ratings.  

Chapters
A Troubled Production (00:02:31)
The Big Opening (00:12:08)
Moving Forward (00:15:58)
New Cast Member (00:23:01)
The Chinese Connection (00:29:59)
Relevant Issues (00:38:34)
Family (00:42:35)
The Action (00:47:40)
Ratings (00:53:52)

Host
Matthew Rushing

Co-Host
Christy Morris 

Guest
John Mills

Production
Matthew Rushing (Editor and Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer)

Social
Twitter: @The602Club
Instagram: @the602clubtfm

Lethal Weapon 4.

Sequels can be a tricky business, getting actors back, finding a story that is worth audiences time and then doing all that in a timely manner so there is not too much time between films.

In this episode of The 602 Club hosts Matthew Rushing and Christy Morris welcome John Mills to talk about Lethal Weapon 4. We discuss a troubled production, the big opening, moving forward, a new cast member, the Chinese connection, relevant issues, the action and our ratings.  

Chapters
A Troubled Production (00:02:31)
The Big Opening (00:12:08)
Moving Forward (00:15:58)
New Cast Member (00:23:01)
The Chinese Connection (00:29:59)
Relevant Issues (00:38:34)
Family (00:42:35)
The Action (00:47:40)
Ratings (00:53:52)

Host
Matthew Rushing

Co-Host
Christy Morris 

Guest
John Mills

Production
Matthew Rushing (Editor and Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer)

Social
Twitter: @The602Club
Instagram: @the602clubtfm

Lethal Weapon 3.

Franchises reigned in the 80s and 90s, which meant that every summer fans became accustomed to their favorite characters returning in another installment to their story.

In this episode of The 602 Club hosts Matthew Rushing and Christy Morris welcome John Mills to talk about Lethal Weapon 3. We discuss our first time, an explosive opening, the changing times, story changes, back in the bathtub, good men, the final thought, the soundtrack and our ratings.  

Chapters
Our First Time (00:02:59)
An Explosive Opening (00:05:59)
The Changing Times (00:10:05)
Story Changes (00:25:36)
Back in the Bathtub (00:38:43)
Good Men (00:40:39)
The Final Fight (00:48:10)
The Soundtrack (00:56:34)
Ratings (01:01:40)

Host
Matthew Rushing

Co-Host
Christy Morris 

Guest 
John Mills

Production
Matthew Rushing (Editor and Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer)

Social
Twitter: @The602Club
Instagram: @the602clubtfm

Lethal Weapon 3.

Franchises reigned in the 80s and 90s, which meant that every summer fans became accustomed to their favorite characters returning in another installment to their story.

In this episode of The 602 Club hosts Matthew Rushing and Christy Morris welcome John Mills to talk about Lethal Weapon 3. We discuss our first time, an explosive opening, the changing times, story changes, back in the bathtub, good men, the final thought, the soundtrack and our ratings.  

Chapters
Our First Time (00:02:59)
An Explosive Opening (00:05:59)
The Changing Times (00:10:05)
Story Changes (00:25:36)
Back in the Bathtub (00:38:43)
Good Men (00:40:39)
The Final Fight (00:48:10)
The Soundtrack (00:56:34)
Ratings (01:01:40)

Host
Matthew Rushing

Co-Host
Christy Morris 

Guest 
John Mills

Production
Matthew Rushing (Editor and Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer)

Social
Twitter: @The602Club
Instagram: @the602clubtfm

Ronnie Marmo is an actor/producer/director/writer, has managed to call both the East and West coasts home during his twenty five year career.

He is most recently known for his stellar performance in his one-man show, “I’m Not A Comedian… I’m Lenny Bruce”, which he also penned – directed by Tony award winning and Television star, Joe Mantegna.

Marmo has starred in over 40 stage plays. He also starred in more than 70 feature films and television shows, most recently guest starring on “Criminal Minds” and “Lethal Weapon.”

He also starred in “Ammore E Malavita (Love and Bullets),” an Italian musical film which won the David di Donatello for best picture (the Italian equivalent to an Academy Award).

Marmo enjoyed a three-year run on ABC’s “General Hospital” as Ronnie Dimestico. He continues to serve as the Artistic Director of Theatre 68 in Los Angeles and New York City.

Raise your kilts and your battle axes as NostalgiaCast '90s Palooza wages war against Mel Gibson's BRAVEHEART, winner for Best Picture and Best Director at 1996's Academy Awards. Mutual childhood friend Jason Payne returns to the 'Cast to chat with Jonny and Darin about fallen Hollywood idols, grossly inaccurate historical epics, and long drawn-out sequences of bloody violence and torture. We didn't get dressed up for nothin'!

Lethal Weapon.

The 80s were a magical time for movies with so many of the films spawning franchises that would continue for the decades because of the star power driving them.

In this episode of The 602 Club hosts Matthew Rushing and Christy Morris welcome John Mills to help us talk about Lethal Weapon. We discuss seeing it for the first time, a visceral beginning, dealing with loss, chemistry, aging, awakening, following the leads, the soundtrack and action, a ding and our ratings.

Chapters
Seeing for the First Time (00:03:26)
A Visceral Beginning (00:08:07)
Dealing With Loss (00:17:34)
Chemistry (00:26:52)
Aging (00:32:58)
Awakening (00:37:15)
Following the Leads (00:42:18)
The Soundtrack and Action (00:49:52)
A Ding (00:59:56)
Ratings (01:02:38)

Host
Matthew Rushing

Co-Host
Christy Morris

Guest
John Mills

Production
Matthew Rushing (Editor and Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Ken Tripp (Associate Producer) Davis Grayson (Associate Producer) Daniel Noa (Associate Producer) Ryan Maillet (Associate Producer)

Social
Twitter: @The602Club
Instagram: @the602clubtfm

Lethal Weapon.

The 80s were a magical time for movies with so many of the films spawning franchises that would continue for the decades because of the star power driving them.

In this episode of The 602 Club hosts Matthew Rushing and Christy Morris welcome John Mills to help us talk about Lethal Weapon. We discuss seeing it for the first time, a visceral beginning, dealing with loss, chemistry, aging, awakening, following the leads, the soundtrack and action, a ding and our ratings.

Chapters
Seeing for the First Time (00:03:26)
A Visceral Beginning (00:08:07)
Dealing With Loss (00:17:34)
Chemistry (00:26:52)
Aging (00:32:58)
Awakening (00:37:15)
Following the Leads (00:42:18)
The Soundtrack and Action (00:49:52)
A Ding (00:59:56)
Ratings (01:02:38)

Host
Matthew Rushing

Co-Host
Christy Morris

Guest
John Mills

Production
Matthew Rushing (Editor and Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Ken Tripp (Associate Producer) Davis Grayson (Associate Producer) Daniel Noa (Associate Producer) Ryan Maillet (Associate Producer)

Social
Twitter: @The602Club
Instagram: @the602clubtfm

Well, our month of looking at bad 4th movies in a franchise is just about at an end. To wrap it all up, we take a look at the 4th installment no one was asking for (but the studio gave it to us anyway), Lethal Weapon 4.

Listen in and find out what the Dads thought of this one...or don't! "Whatever, whatever!!!"

Movie Meltdown - Episode 567

Grab yourself some cocoa and join us for a roundabout discussion of holiday movies. From the mainstream staples to the insane amount of recent independent entries - to some of the forgotten Christmas "classics". 

And while we decide just who deserves to be on the naughty list, we also mention… Hawkeye, Kurt Russell, a rag-tag band of misfits, Buzz’s parenting skills, Avengers #168, Last Action Hero, Lifetime, Malcolm McDowell, Hallmark, the melting stairs, Netflix, Whitney Houston, swap the white people out, the production value is pretty low… the story is pretty thin, Bill Murray affection, posters in movie theaters, the naughty list, Vanessa Hudgens, cold pizza and cleaning your guns, we need more Batmans, John Lithgow, Cousin Eddie, that beanie would have been melted into his skull, Michael Keaton, Lucky the pizza dog, weird sequels, creme-filled wafers, the pre-adolescent Sophie's Choice, they did that one in 3D, wrestlers at Christmas, a classic Toys R Us commercial, it’s more of a documentary, Kate Bishop and very pepperminty. 

“Where are the Martin Scorseses and Ridley Scotts complaining about Christmas movies on Lifetime and Hallmark?!”

1987.

Is the Bicep flex motivation enough to rent a movie?

Why was the Master of the Universe movie nothing like the He-Man cartoon?

and more...

Nick & Merwin each pick their 3 rentals for 1987 Movie Releases.

This weeks refreshment: Nose Candy by Noble Ale Works 

This week Guy and Tim pay tribute the late great director of the Lethal Weapon Series, The Goonies, Superman and more. This week we pay tribute to Richard Donner! 

Tim's New Short Film!

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Well we finally got a Mel movie folks and prepare for hot takes galore. This week on Summers Off we go back to the OG buddy cop movie, no not Turner and Hooch, Lethal Weapon baby

Join Rach and Ty as they seek to answer the hard hitting questions. Which Busey is a better actor? Can a helicopter really stop a car? Is it a mullet or is it just long hair? And why is that saxophone so sassy? 

For their 50th episode of Kick A Rock's Two Drink Minimum, Bill & Sergio talk about their favorite five-o flicks of all time. From Beverly Hills Cop to Hot Fuzz and everything in-between, it's a fun-filled conversation of some of the best cop movies ever made.

Liz picked an 80's action film she never saw before for this episode, and it inspires a discussion on movies of that decade.