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Demolition Man (1993)
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Years before the fast-food chain hired a talking chihuahua as its official spokeshound, Taco Bell got some high-profile product placement in this dopey thriller set in the year 2032, when the sprawling megacity of "San Angeles" has banned violence and profanity, and where virtually all the restaurants are Taco Bells. (So much for democracy!) Sylvester Stallone plays an ex-cop who's been thawed out after 36 years of imprisonment for manslaughter, and Wesley Snipes plays his nemesis who also emerges from deep-freeze and proceeds to wreak havoc. It's not nearly as funny as the similarly plotted Austin Powers,; but this...
| Release Date: | October 8th, 1993 |
| Running Time: | 115 minutes |
| Box Office Gross: |
$58,055,768 (US)
$0 (World) |
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Demolition Man Movie Review by Zara  (3/6/2007) |
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This is one of those movies that I just can't turn away from when I see it come on cable. Sadly, that doesn't happen very often anymore. It's also one of the few movies where Sandra Bullock was actually cute and sweet and I liked the b*tch.
Sly is a cop who's always destroying things in order to catch his criminals and...
(complete Demolition Man review by Zara)
| Demolition Man Movie Review by Jarrod (2/24/2009) |
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'Demolition Man' was a childhood favorite; I watched it numerous times on VHS, for whatever reason, and it was one of the 90s Stallone flicks that was turned into an awful video game, along with Cliffhanger and Judge Dredd. This is a slick, entertaining action film, set in a futuristic Los Angeles, now renamed San...
(complete Demolition Man review by Jarrod)
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