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Demolition Man is a 1993 American science fiction action film directed by Marco Brambilla in his directorial debut. It stars Sylvester Stallone, Wesley Snipes, Sandra Bullock and Nigel Hawthorne. Stallone plays John Spartan, a risk-taking police officer with a reputation for causing destruction while carrying out his work. After a failed attempt to rescue hostages from evil crime lord Simon Phoenix (Snipes), they…
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Hello, cinema fans. Let's go back once again to the golden age of action and science fiction cinema with the film I'm bringing you today. A dystopian and chaotic mix that is hard to forget, especially because of its great cast of actors. Loved and hated by many, this film has a vision of the future that—to this day—serves perfectly as social criticism. Demolition Man is a film directed by Marco Brambilla and stars S…More
Giving this theme thing another try. nineties Friday look at 1993 film Demolition Man. When Demolition Man dropped in 1993, it looked like just another ridiculous Stallone action movie — explosions, cheesy one-liners, and a futuristic world that felt more like parody than prediction. But the crazy part is, under all that campy sci-fi chaos, it actually nailed some weirdly accurate predictions about where society was…More
Image Director Marco Brambilla created a witty dystopian romp through astute social commentary and stylish mayhem. The leads, Stallone and Snipes, displayed all their charm and fists navigating Brambilla's frozen, sanitized future with just the right mix of grit, humor and heart. Brambilla's vision of a sterile technopolis was eerily plausible, with stunning sets and meticulously detailed production design. A…More
Image In the movie "Demolition Man" (Sylvester Stallone plays the cop John Spartan, while Wesley Snipes has the role of the villain Simon Phoenix. Both performances were quite well received by critics. However, the production's first choice were Jean Claude Van Damme and Steven Seagal for the roles of Spartan and Phoenix respectively. The problem was that Seagal also wanted to be Spartan. Failing to reach an…More
Hello Movies & TV Shows community Social critique in films is often found in obscure drama or science fiction films and usually includes an underlying message, but with Demolition man (1993), Stallone broke the wall of critique and added explosions to the genre, he had no underlying message, it was evident and In your face critique. This film found its way into the hearts of the people and attained a cult following,…More
A film can be considered to be “misunderstood masterpiece” and “ahead of its time” despite initially doing exactly what its creators intended. One of such, rather are, examples is provided by *Demolition Man*, 1993 science fiction action comedy directed by Marco Brambilla. The plot begins in (then future) 1996 Los Anglees, which is the place where gangs became so vicious that LAPD must use extreme measures to deal w…More
Demolition Man - a captivating and quite interesting story published in 1993. Hello everyone, in this little post i will try to make a review about a wonderful exceptional classic cinematic creation, from 1993. A good film in which great well-known actors Sylvester Stallone, Wesley Snipes, Sandra Bullock make their appearance playing their roles in a unique way . I really liked the movie and i think it's worth seein…More
Continuing with the theme of video games based on movies, this time I bring another video game, which once again, Stallone is its protagonist, both as in the movie as in the video game, being his co-protagonist, Wesley Snipes, known for having played Blade in the trilogy of the same name. Once again a very entertaining action game, which surprisingly is not a piece of crap like most games based on movies. In general…More
Demolition Man #4 (February 1994) by DC Comics Spartan is aided by Edgar Friendly's outcasts in a final conflict with Simon Phoenix and his thugs. Written by Gary Cohn, drawn by Rod Whigham, Dick Giordano and Frank McLaughlin, cover by Kevin Maguire. - Buy this comic book with Bitcoin and many other cryptocurrencies at the Crypto Collectibles store on OpenBazaar - Buy this comic with other forms of payment on…More
