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 DEMOLITION
MAN
With
Sylvester
Stallone,
Wesley
Snipes,
Sandra
Bullock,
Nigel
Hawthorne,
Benjamin
Bratt,
Denis
Leary
Directed
by
Marco
Brambilla
A
new
imprisonment
method
has
offenders
frozen
and
thawed
once
their
term
is
served.
Simon
Phoenix,
a
demented
criminal
gets
this
treatment
while
the
cop
who
busts
him
(John
Spartan)
has
the
same
sentenced
bestowed
on
in
-
for
a
crime
he
didn’t
commit,
of
course.
Phoenix
is
released
into
a
future
where
violence
has
been
eradicated.
The
only
man
to
stop
him
ripping
this
utopia
a
new
one
is
Spartan,
and
he
is
brought
out
of
suspended
animation
to
catch
the
psycho.
Some
fun
action
scenes
and
humour
moves
the
flick
along
nicely
and
Bullock
is
cute.
An
unintended
funny
part
includes
Stallone’s
unmatched
mouth
and
voice-over
clash
of
Taco
Bell
and
Pizza
Hut
–
a
last
minute
endorsement
gone
wrong?
Made
two
years
before
Judge
Dredd,
the
big
screen
translation
of
the
legendary
futuristic
UK
comic
book
cop
should’ve
had
a
better
casting
director.
Demolition
Man
is
in
fact
a
far
superior
movie
and
probably
played
a
role
in
Stallone
clinching
the
Dredd
part.
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