Lethal

The direction is shocking! Fight choreography is poor! There's a real lack of fluidity in the scenes.. Check out the kicked over table that magically stands on it's side in an instant !

The leading lady was hot though...! Probably not enough for most people to bother with this one !

If you don´t have really vast amounts of time to waste, avoid this ultra-b-movie. My time feels definitely wasted! Bad acting, bad dialog, bad budget, even bad actor-russian and extremely bad dying by the stuntmen, that about sums it up!

Its not a good movie, but you can laugh so much of it... It can inspire great parodies, if they were worth it... Character design was good now and then but in the run this quality was thwarted by tradition.

Extras, for example, did their parts in ways so ridiculous one could really think it was a satire, the doorman was such an excessive stereotype. The overall events could make sense but by themselves did not. Conversations were too much of an obvious attempt to explain events instead of natural happenings in the film... The best attempt at that was damaged by the oversimplification of senseless characters invited to help as a new goal once the former goal was lost...

well actually its really hard to find movie which is REALLY bad in every point of view.To be honest acting is awful, fights choreography sucks, dialogs are stupid and and and... I could waste more space for description but no one would give me the time back I wasted watching that nasty movie :( Lorenzo Lamas played really bad, the

central female figure is just a shadow, totally without any kind of charisma, acting like a stupid doll, enemies are played by maximum 4 guys who popping again and again

(annoying to death)...STAY AWAY..STAY AWAY STAY AWAY!

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As an action film, "Lethal" is a joke: amateurish and underbudgeted (they didn't even hire extras for the scenes set on the streets or in office buildings!), with very bad fight choreography, editing and camera placement (which even manages to miss a few hits in the fight scenes). But, let's be honest here: the only possible reason you could have for renting this film (unless you're a Lorenzo Lamas fan!) is that the video cover features a good-looking woman in a black tank top holding a gun. And the film actually does feature a good-looking woman in a black tank top holding (and shooting) a gun (and occasionally two guns). Her "serious" acting is painful, but her tough-chick act is engaging, and she has really great abs. As for her co-stars, Frank Zagarino almost manages to come out of this looking decent, and Lorenzo Lamas, playing the bad guy, tries for a Russian accent, which at least shows that he doesn't take himself all that seriously. (*)