Demolition Man (1993) First Time Watching! Movie Reaction!!

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Demolition Man (1993)
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@MoostachedSaiyanPrince 2 года назад

It's hilarious to me how well the movie has aged, to the point where it's WAY more relevant today than it was back then.

@pdcrump08 Год назад

Right the police are what I find the most hilarious. Because that's exactly how some people want the cops to be

@freedantheeternal Год назад

@@pdcrump08 Well, also the fact society is run by a bunch of narcissistic tools that can't take a joke and refuse to look outside their bubble because reality will shatter their image of the world.

@lexkanyima2195 Год назад

@@freedantheeternal but this is not reality

@pelgervampireduck Год назад

it's hilarious and scary at the same time, in 5 or 10 years we'll all be fined for saying "offensive" words. this movie to me represents the extreme of "cancel culture" and an infantilizing society. also, even if there are good sides like a clean city, it's not for everybody, there will be people in power abusing the system and poor people marginalized. it's not an utopia, its a dystopia, the society presented in this movie is a nightmare, and we are not very far from becoming it.

@GuukanKitsune 11 месяцев назад

@pelgervampireduck But if you pay attention, the city below is the exact opposite and has all the freedoms the surface lacks and none of its rules... and is JUST AS MUCH OF A NIGHTMARE. Unbound freedom is easily JUST AS BAD as extreme order. They are each strong where the other's weak and weak where the other's strong and only by WORKING TOGETHER did the day get saved. The point of the film's social lesson is stated by Spartan. "You need to get a little dirty. And you need to get a lot clean. And somewhere in the middle, we'll make it work." BOTH societies don't work and for different reasons. Only toeing the line along the middle, not the extremes, is the way forwards. SOME rules. SOME freedoms. But not nothing but one or the other. That is the only society that functions.

@weescamp 2 года назад

They don't make films like this anymore and it's a shame. It's crazy how this movie has in some ways become almost prophetic.

@fabriciovieira1374 2 года назад

This films taked some ideas from adous Huxley's book.

@clevelandbci9562 2 года назад

@WVR Spence (WestVirginiaRebel) 100% agreed. Ironically driving my mom to Huntington WV in a few days.

@adamskeans2515 2 года назад

it was very prescient

@Karthig1987 2 года назад

So true

@michaelmulherin9952 2 года назад

amen pc especially

@Aunt-LaLa Год назад

The little girl's in the clip offended, "F* you lady!", is still my favorite part of this movie! It has literally become the voice in my head whenever anyone gets condensending with me. Lol😅

@TrackMaster844 2 года назад

This movie is even more relevant today given how much the future society in it mirrors our own.

@kushablazin849 Год назад

It’s not too far off. Canada has an absurd bylaw that would fine those who cuss people out. That’s just a mad plan to incite violence. Police in this movie are equally as competent as the Canadian government at all levels.

@hendrsb33 2 года назад

Wesley Snipes must have LOVED playing Simon Phoenix... I figured this was his interpretation of the Joker. And Sandra B. was quite easy on the eyes too.

@mattlatakas7051 2 года назад

Everyone in this movie looked like they were having the best time ever 😀

@pigpiggypigbigpig681 2 года назад

Yeah Joker came straight to mind too.

@stanzelot 2 года назад

Fun fact: This role of Wesley Snipes inspired Basketball Star Dennis Rodman to dye his hair.

@danskyl7279 2 года назад

Yeah, Wesley Snipes also kick the police car front glass himself.

@jaredbond7908 2 года назад

He said that he did. Most fun he ever had (at that point, at least).

@krono5el 2 года назад

Talk about an absolute childhood classic, this movie was quoted to no end in my school around the time it hit hbo and home video.

@jkhoover 2 года назад

"He doesn't know how to use the three seashells."

@frankgesuele6298 2 года назад

@@jkhoover Can someone enlighten us?🤔

@brianmacias6383 2 года назад

@@frankgesuele6298 It's the ultimate question.

@xXBlackIce7Xx 2 года назад

@@frankgesuele6298 imagine it like a three step cleanup, with scrapping or "clamming", or maybe its better not to imagine it.

@cuckoonut1208 2 года назад

@@xXBlackIce7Xx Or they could be three buttons to hose off the crap in three stages.

@Avenger85438 2 года назад

This film is not only really fun and hilarious, but its actually kind of deep, showing the downsides of extreme order and chaos through its two antagonists.

@Gogetta80 2 года назад

Movie predicted the soft ass society we have today

@Avenger85438 2 года назад

@@Gogetta80 Calm down John Kreese.

@Avenger85438 2 года назад

@@sgt1terrence Once again someone misses the point of the film. Its cleary a hyper controlled conservative nanny state.

@seanmiller4170 2 года назад

@Sound Logic I mean, Glenn Beck certainly seemed to want to make a safe space for people like him

@LordLOC 2 года назад

@Sound Logic Yet conservatives are the biggest snowflakes ever, and liberals/progressives need the safe spaces? Give me a break already with the spin you guys splooge out.

@tokyosmash 2 года назад

Funny note, the fancy gun Simon had is actually a super futuristic conventional combat rifle that was developed in Germany in the 70’s Also, Taco Bell is Pizza Hut in international cuts of the movie

@jeremiahalonzo 2 года назад

"Looks like Blade's back on the menu, boys!"

@tutorialslave 2 года назад

Definitely one of Stallone's best!

@jaderounder 2 года назад

Then assassins Antonio Banderas plays a good villain

@zackcross7190 2 года назад

22:19 This aged so well, especially when Arnold become Governor of California in ‘03. As a bonus, this came out the same year as Last Action Hero, where there is a Terminator 2 poster with Stallone on it.

@76marex 2 года назад

and don't forget the "political correct nice speak" that we have now

@zackcross7190 2 года назад

@@76marex I think it’s also a societal message. The elites are have the healthy food and left the rest of us with garbage which ironically tastes better. They’re more high class, while we have trucker mouths.

@RustyDust101 2 года назад

Yepp, both Arnold and Sylvester are frienemies. In private friends, in movies competition. They bounced ideas off each other during shooting their respective movies in 92/93 and included their respective cameo jokes for their own movies. Last Action Hero had the terminator 2 poster with Stallone, Demolition Man has the Schwarzenegger Presidential Library. So cool.

@LA_HA 2 года назад

@@zackcross7190 It seems to me that part of that was the people underneath the city were there by choice, kinda. They would rather have freedom and struggle financially than join a controlled, restricted, restrictive "society" were no one was truly free. It was super regimented and the more upper class people sold their freedom for safety and wealth, which was all an illusion

@acephas3 2 года назад

Don’t forget the self-driving cars.

@rubynall80 Год назад

This is one of those rare cases of a smart action movie. Normally you're supposed to turn your brain off and have fun. With this, we got to have fun while keeping our brains on. To this day, we still wonder how those 3 sea shells are supposed to work.

@3Rayfire Год назад

You don't wanna know.

@hulkhatepunybanner Год назад

*One scoops fecal matter from the sphincter area with a hard, soft-edged washable tool - smooth stone, ceramic shard. Supposedly, if one does it right, it only takes three swipes (scoops?) to have a clean bum.*

@Henchman_Holding_Wrench Год назад

My favorite theory from all the comments I've seen on the 3 seashells is that they're control knobs for bidet functions. Apparently, the reason they picked seashells for the script is because someone had some as bathroom decoration and they went with it. Perhaps some time after bidets became more of a standard, someone made a seashell themed knob set and that just took off.

@hulkhatepunybanner Год назад

@@Henchman_Holding_Wrench *Some peoples in ancient times used pottery or seashells to clean their backsides.*

@joelwillems4081 Год назад

@@Henchman_Holding_Wrench That would be much better. Although, aren't they all running out of fresh water in future California?

@davidmckie7128 2 года назад

"Cliffhanger" is another great Stallone stand alone movie.

@blueberrypirate3601 2 года назад

John Lithgow as the lead baddie upstaged by Craig Fairbrass Leon and him from CSI Miami.

@qasperr994 2 года назад

With one of the most terrifying intros ever. That lady acted the hell out of that scene.

@jimhsfbay 2 года назад

Forgot about Cliffhanger! Great movie and visually beautiful!

@supastar25 2 года назад

That was my very first recommendation...Cliffhanger was so good

@rogerg4269 2 года назад

loved cliffhanger. lock up is another forgotten Stallone classic

@jjc5871 2 года назад

Wesley Snipes is a great actor. Always plays good characters but Phoenix is my favorite by far. One of my favorite villains period actually.

@joelwillems4081 2 года назад

I like Snipes best as Blade.

@3Rayfire Год назад

So much personality.

@chadwickvon8019 2 года назад

I was 8 years old when I saw this movie for the first time and it was instantly one of my favorites and still is one of my favorite.

@republicofcasuals 2 года назад

Do you like Jack Black?

@scotthewitt258 2 года назад

"Okay Wesley. We need you to kick up your inner Joker to an eleven." Wesley turns up his inner Joker to 21......

@commanderkorra3316 10 месяцев назад

Demolition Man is such a classic action movie. The mystery of the 3 seashells will always be hilarious.

@GuardianOwl 2 года назад

Another great 90s action movies of his is Cliffhanger.

@Papadoc1981 2 года назад

Yes. Cliffhanger is a must.

@-M0LE 2 года назад

Love that film but always have to watch it with the Heating on

@cardiac19 2 года назад

Filmed in Colorado and Italy.

@danskyl7279 2 года назад

@@Papadoc1981 Yes, the opening was tense.

@terririnella4032 2 года назад

the look on your faces when you found out about the commercials... the museum fight is one of the best and funniest action sequences ever... they are throwing more one liners at each other then bullets and it has the feel and timing of two guys making it up as they go and it is hilarious... in fact all their encounters are amazing and humorous (it goes to show you that this is not mindless and anyone can do it, especially now it is a lost art)

@m.e.3862 2 года назад

I remember seeing this back in 93. No one knew who Sandra Bullock was. The only thing I saw her in was a TV movie where she was the new bionic woman. She made a big impression and I knew she'd be in more movies and wasn't surprised when she became an enormous star after co starring with Keanu in Speed.

@lexkanyima2195 Год назад

That was her breakout role

@nuno.picado 2 года назад

Fun fact: When they said Taco Bell I had my infancy crushed! When I watched it back in the day, it wasn't Taco Bell, it was Pizza Hut. I had to check and apparently, as Taco bell wasn't a well known brand in several countries, some releases they dubbed it Pizza Hut.

@ShavedTomato 2 года назад

I thought went crazy for remembering Taco Bell and Pizza Hut as a merged brand, but I guess I saw both versions... so in a way I did go a little crazy.

@Pickersgill48 2 года назад

I was annoyed when I saw they dubbed Pizza Hut over Taco Bell, thank god I bought the dvd which had the original Taco Bell version

@SpearM3064 Год назад

@@Pickersgill48 At the time this movie was released (1993), they only had two Taco Bells in the UK, and they didn't have them at all in some countries like Australia, which didn't get its first Taco Bell until 2019! So a lot of people outside of North America wouldn't have recognized Taco Bell. But the first Pizza Hut in Australia opened in 1970, and in the UK in 1973, so that's a restaurant they would've recognized. THAT is the reason they dubbed in Pizza Hut.

@jayman58016 2 года назад

Fell in love with Sandra Bullock in this movie!

@doughbafett 2 года назад

Same here. It was my first time seeing her in anything and I was smitten. She was a big reason I saw Speed opening day the following June(thank God they didn't cast Ellen Degeneres as originally intended!).

@tomlock3510 2 года назад

If you're doing Stallone, "Copland" is a great film, and very un-Stallone like.

@DoubleMonoLR 2 года назад

Nighthawks (Stallone & Rutger Hauer) is also a different movie from what he usually did, and seemingly pretty unknown now. Plus, how can you not like a movie featuring Stallone with a beard!

@natedoggg2002 2 года назад

I agree!

@SirDrunkalot1 2 года назад

Yes, this! No real humour more like First Blood in it's tone, but loaded with top tier actors, Harvey Keitel, Robert De Nero, it's awesome!

@republicofcasuals 2 года назад

What we need is "Stop Or My Mom Will Shoot" 😁

@DoubleMonoLR 2 года назад

@Krister L Not that I know of, albeit he seems to have occasionally taken to beards again in his older age, along with goatees...

@bloodnchocolate 2 года назад

"You can't take away people's right to be assholes." - In 2021, Simon Phoenix has looped all the way back to being the hero. Jeez.

@MoostachedSaiyanPrince 2 года назад

Yeah, it's kinda terrifying that Simon Phoenix could be a role model in modern society if it wasn't for the mass murders.

@bloodnchocolate 2 года назад

@@MoostachedSaiyanPrinceLive long enough to see yourself become the... hero, I guess?

@elliotthedissident6077 2 года назад

You might well know this already the film is based around the Aldous Huxley dystopian novel 'Brave New World'. Sandra Bullock's character is named after the author.

@Avenger85438 2 года назад

No, he's a murderous sociopath who only cares about causing chaos for the hell of it. He's the joker without the makeup and green hair.

@Arthur_King_of_the_Britons 2 года назад

@@Avenger85438 But when he defended peoples right to offend the moral puritans he was spot on

@fedord01 10 месяцев назад

This movie is such an underrated gem! Most people think its just a brainless action flick, but its so so much more. The comedy is top notch and the chemistry among the cast, especially Stallone and Bullock is intoxicating. Then you add in the ingenious social commentary and you have something truly special.

@newfate26 2 года назад

If you're gonna do Stallone movies, I gotta bring up Tango and Cash. Stallone, Kurt Russell, Teri Hatcher, Jack Palance and one of the most ridiculous stories I've ever seen. It's a broken mess and I love it!

@tiananesbitt7156 2 года назад

And his arm wrestling silly hit!

@newfate26 2 года назад

@@tiananesbitt7156 Over the Top!!!

@tiananesbitt7156 2 года назад

Blade & Rocky!

@pamosborn1956 2 года назад

YES!!!! I Love that movie!!!!

@dj2257 2 года назад

Great suggestion. I love Tango & Cash.

@PixelatedH2O 2 года назад

Demolition Man is my favorite Stallone movie. It's the peak 90s action comedy. People have been wondering for almost 30 years how the three seashells work.

@matsv201 2 года назад

Just a few more years and wr get them

@republicofcasuals 2 года назад

Do you like Jack Black?

@PixelatedH2O 2 года назад

@@republicofcasuals not typically

@Caseytify 2 года назад

When I found out I was repulsed.

@chuckshingledecker2216 2 года назад

Your channel is truly one of the top movie reaction channels. You react to a lot of movies no one else has done and even when others have done it your analysis and commentary is top notch and genuine. I have seen Demolition Man more times than I can count and I loved watching you two react to the future presented to us in this super fun movie!

@knowshistory8740 2 года назад

It's so long ago I forgot. There's a connection between this movie and "Last Action Hero". Both came out in 1993 and Stallone and Arnold make fun of each other via references in their movies: Here we have the Schwarzenegger Presidential Library and in "Last Action Hero", Stallone played "The Terminator" (The best movie of his career, according to Danny).

@tonyyul703 2 года назад

Keep in mind..... Wesley Snipes is a martial artist so those moves you seeing 100%. When you see the blade movies you going to see how good he is in terms of his fighting technique

@jp3813 2 года назад

@Krister L I'd imagine a sword being very effective in the UFC if they allowed it.

@jp3813 2 года назад

@Krister L I think the Noisy Cricket will do.

@MrTommygunz420 2 года назад

@@jp3813 ahh yes; J's personal favorite

@josephamoraz7990 2 года назад

@AB he ducked out the fight vs joe rogan

@SolidSnake240 2 года назад

@@josephamoraz7990 to be fair I wouldn't willingly fight Joe Rogan either lol. And Wesley aint young anymore.

@disconnexionsdotcom 2 года назад

This was one of Sandra's first starring roles. She was in another favorite of mine called Love Potion #9. It was this movie and Speed that made her into a star.

@tiananesbitt7156 2 года назад

Most people love WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING though I am not those people!

@toothlessrick3970 2 года назад

Sandra Bullock was a last minute replacement when Lori Petty was fired from this film because of creative differences of her character.

@mobiusbelts3607 2 года назад

@@toothlessrick3970 I guess Lori didn't like the idea of playing Stallone's estranged daughter; understandable considering that mind meld sex scene they share!

@Yggdrasil42 2 года назад

@@mobiusbelts3607 Estranged daughter? Did we watch the same movie?

@mobiusbelts3607 2 года назад

@@Yggdrasil42 Old Demolition Boy!?

@noone1704 2 года назад

Man I love Sandra Bullock's misquotes😂😂

@mad_cat 2 года назад

I am convinced the seashells are buttons for a bidet. Since it is so commonplace, there is no label for this, and pressing them down activates the toilet for cleaning and drying.

@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 2 года назад

This is such a cheesy, hokey movie, but in the very best of ways. I love that they poke fun at Arnold & even Stallone himself.

@Melancthon7332 2 года назад

I disagree, I think it's an extremely clever, intelligent action movie that knows exactly what it's doing at all times.

@jp3813 2 года назад

@@tanelviil9149 The left is against sexual freedom?

@shiranuiaensland1442 2 года назад

@@davidmeadows5627 Kissing is not exclusive to straight sex. Whatever side the movie makes fun of, it made sure to start out going extreme on the other as well. With Spartan and Phoenix coming from an era that was going to hell.

@cassu6 2 года назад

@@davidmeadows5627 no one but crazy people actually think like that. You wouldn’t want me associating the KKK or nazis with you...

@tonycampbell4982 2 года назад

They got the soft society correct in the future sci-fi action movie.

@JamesASharp 2 года назад

This movie was supposed to be a forgettable but good 90s action flick. But because of the times in which we live, Demolition Man is an enduring classic that'll live forever. Great reaction!👍

@terrylandess6072 2 года назад

While Judge Dredd 'purists' seemed to not like Stallone's version, I have to say Demolition Man / Judge Dredd both feel cut from the same production company. Maybe it's just Rob Schneider.

@SoaringTrumpet 2 года назад

I have no idea what you mean by "the times we live in", were things not much the same when this movie came out? Unless you're one to exaggerate how bad things have gotten like so many fearmongers and cultural doomsayers.

@JamesASharp 2 года назад

@@SoaringTrumpet Ummm, get a clue and perhaps watch the news.

@victorfatalys1076 2 года назад

True, this movie is even more accurate nowadays, it show us a possible future If we let PC crap spread and infect the next generations. Weakness, ignorance, compliance, altho this would not be the worst result, as a country like that wouldn't last long against a totalitarian regime like China or North Korea or other people who don't give a damn about human lives or rights...

@JamesASharp 2 года назад

@@victorfatalys1076 EXACTLY! 💯 I've always loved this movie, but I forgot all about it, until last year. We can't let our future become like the world in Demolition Man because we're 2 steps away from this awful reality.

@gustonzimasheen 2 года назад

I don't know if anyone remembers this, but Sting wrote a song called "Demolition Man" back when he was with his band, the Police. He remade a version of it for this movie.

@goldleader6074 2 года назад

I remember when this movie came out when I was a young lad and MTV did a lot of behind the scenes and previews for this movie so I was excited to see it when it came out. It was amazing to see the futuristic depiction of technology like the self driving cars and also the comedy and satire that the movie had all wrapped up in an action movie.

@Yggdrasil42 2 года назад

The profanity fine gag is hilarious. You can hear the buzzer in the background in so many scenes.

@exquisitelemonade3039 2 года назад

Wesley Snipes was the goat, I miss him chewing up the screen these days. Total cartoon character here.

@PhantomFilmAustralia 2 года назад

Same haircut and fighting style as Blade.

@Humstuck 2 года назад

Wesley did some sick action movies. Love him.

@filyblunt2572 2 года назад

Goat? Really? Rhetorical, because just no.

@exquisitelemonade3039 2 года назад

@@filyblunt2572 90s goat

@alonzohall8939 2 года назад

Completely agree Snipes is a goat he can still pull off blade now physically he has the acting chops for it but everybody wants to go Oscar winner newer guy younger I understand but the point is Wesley right now is in Noah's Bill doing a&b time you know b and c type a b and c type movies he needs to do more mainstream movies he's not in enough stuff but he's awesome he's still awesome to this day

@MoviesandCoffee Год назад

This movie is so much smarter than people think. It's a great satire, action movie, sci-fi and only continues to gain classic status. So many movies these days just rely on spectacle without having a good script.

@lexkanyima2195 Год назад

How classic is it ?

@mypl510 2 года назад

Filmed partly here in San Diego, CA! The Convention Center, Train Station and the Pyramid where all used in our town! Plus, during Comic Con, they dressed up a couple of Taco Bell stores to resemble the movie version, it was pretty cool! I still have my San Angelels Police badge they where giving away at Comic Con!

@djyanno 2 года назад

John Spartan is still one of the most kick ass name in action cinema

@NotQuiteFirst 2 года назад

Only beaten by Arnie as _John Matrix_ in Commando

@williamburnham3659 2 года назад

Thr Dr (Cocteau) was played by the brilliant (Sir) Nigel Hawthorne. He was Oscar nominated for the eponymous role in The Madness of King George and played one of the greatest ever comedic characters, Sir Humphrey Appleby in the 1980's TV comedies Yes Minister and Yes Prime Minister I am enjoying your reactions 🙂🙂🙂

@ariadnepyanfar1048 2 года назад

With Brexit there's been a surge of reactors watching Yes, Minister clips, because frighteningly, they haven't really aged a day.

@jahu5440 2 года назад

Yes Minister and Yes Prime Minister are best political documentaries

@TheStapleGunKid Год назад

You gotta love how the guns in the museum have live ammunition close by for quick use. Even today no one mounts guns for display with live ammo around like that.

@talesfromthehoodtv503 2 года назад

This was one of Stallone's best, reminds me of last action hero, and the 3 sea shells are one of the greatest movie mysteries ever

@OrdinaryMonkey754 2 года назад

According to Stallone, the first two seashells are used to clamp and pull the waste, whilst the third is used to clean up! So now you know, and you probably wish you didn’t.

@lyleb.5614 2 года назад

Dennis Leary in Judgment Night is a pretty good old school flick to check out. Emilio Estevez is in it too

@abovewater6918 2 года назад

Judgment Night is a guilty pleasure movie of mine. I love it. Nice to hear someone else appreciate it too. Feels like it's a forgotten movie.

@Caseytify 2 года назад

A personal favorite is Leary in The Ref.

@lyleb.5614 2 года назад

@@Caseytify Agreed. One of my favorite Christmas movies. "What am I, Oswald here?" LOL

@FirebirdCamaro1220 2 года назад

Don't move, don't whisper,....don't even breathe!

@ItsVincentAgain 2 года назад

"Oscar" from 1991 was an entertaining and constantly underrated Stallone comedy.

@michaelriddick7116 2 года назад

YES!!!! 💘Marisa Tomei 😊

@bl3993 2 года назад

Came here to recommend Oscar. One of my all time favorite Stallone movies.

@PamJernigan 2 года назад

Seconded. Oscar was great.

@kyraspikes7542 2 года назад

Yes, I feel like Oscar was so misunderstood back in the day. It was a John Landis's nod to old Marx Brother's farces, but it was like no one got that, while at 10 years old when it came out, I totally did. So slept on! Great cast, great jokes, and yes, the best of Stallone's movies for me!

@cryptc 2 года назад

Amazingly tight comedy script, love Oscar so much

@ChocolatierRob 2 года назад

To this day whenever I walk into a room with automatic lighting I always say ‘illuminate’ as they come on.

@waynequashie8381 Год назад

The hairstyle Wesley Snipes had when he portrayed psychopathic criminal Simon Phoenix in this movie was a near mirror image of the one he sported 5 years later, portraying the vampire/human hybrid superhero Blade!!!!!😄

@ffyrnig6 2 года назад

My uncle loved this movie and would quote from it all the time. He died last year and when I found it in his DVD collection I just had to watch it again cuz it reminds me of him so much. Love your vids, guys!

@promontorium 2 года назад

My mom liked breathing before she died. I don't fucking post that on every video and website on the internet.

@LeviBoldock 2 года назад

@@promontorium Wow.

@normanyerby2009 2 года назад

@@promontorium Somebody shit in your cornflakes and called it Raisin Bran?

@Mauther 2 года назад

It's important to remember that when this movie was made, the US was at the end of the crime surge of the 70's thru 90's. In 1993 when this was released, the murder rate was 9.4 per 100000. That's double our current rate. There was a fear that the society was teetering on the edge of complete breakdown.

@secularmonk5176 2 года назад

@Krister L Freakonomics! In addition to the leaded gasoline, Roe v. Wade was early 70s ... and 20 years later, a smaller proportion of young adults had endured neglectful and abusive childhoods from being unwanted pregnancies ...

@secularmonk5176 2 года назад

The LA riots after the Rodney King verdict in 1992 didn't help people's outlook, either (notice how the instinct wasn't to sympathize with those committing violence, but rather to double down on demanding more policing and punishment ... hence the increased incarceration rate over the rest of the 90s)

@Akihito007 2 года назад

@@secularmonk5176 Yea because we need to be soft on violent crime like the bleeding heart liberals.

@mechanoid2k Год назад

@@secularmonk5176 That certainly didn't work but what about no cash bail that we have now? Basically anything short of outright premeditated murder and you just get to go free.

@mocmonster Год назад

Great reactions as always, it's fun to know that here in the UK, references to Taco Bell were changed to Pizza Hut, as Taco Bell was virtually unknown in many foreign countries at the time. So they had the actors, including Sly, dub the words 'Pizza Hut' over the Taco Bell lines, plus changing the logos on the windows of the restaurant. Hilarious, well worth watching this version to see how badly dubbed it is!! 🤣

@Joeybagofdonuts76 Месяц назад

I can't watch this movie without laughing. Went to see it in the theater with my best friend, his brother, and stepfather. I had such bad gas that the people sitting behind us moved seats. 😂

@MikeB12800 2 года назад

Wesley is great in this movie! He’s really great in all his roles. New Jack City is a great gangster movie, and White Men Can’t Jump is a must see with Woody Harrelson. Dennis Leary (Edgar) thing when this came out was little rants. He had 30 second skits on MTV where he would talk about different topics, usually while smoking a cigarette like the speech he gives them by the car.

@samuraiwarriorsunite 2 года назад

And he almost wasn't in it, he initially turned down the role but producer Joel Silver finally convinced him to do it. I'm really glad that he did because I agree, he really is great in the film.

@MikeB12800 2 года назад

@Krister L Ever hear the story of how he stole the premise from Louis CK? It’s Louis talking about it, but it sounds legit.

@michaelriddick7116 2 года назад

New Jack is a FANTASTIC movie with him and Ice-T!

@MikeB12800 2 года назад

@@michaelriddick7116 Chris Rock!! Pookie!!!

@biguy617 2 года назад

He is like a Black Joker in this film

@jorgebarajas2799 2 года назад

One of my favorite campy movies. Judge Dredd is also filled with it and it also stars Stallone and Rob Schneider.

@trblack7776 2 года назад

I greatly prefer Karl Urban as Judge Dredd.

@padmelotus 2 года назад

Judge Dredd is not nearly as good as Demolition Man. Plus, for someone like me, who grew up reading Dredd comics every week, it really pisses on source material and does not at all understand it. Karl Urban' s 2012 Dredd was 1000 times better, and really understood sho and what Dredd was supposed to be. Before that movie, Robocop was really the closest that we got to Dredd, without actually being Dredd. I didn't grow up reading Spiderman comics, but i guess that my reaction to Stallone's Dredd is that similar to that of Spiderman fans to Venom, or X-Men comic fans to Deadpool in X-Men Origins.

@leonardodavi2695 2 года назад

This is a classic! so much fun, so many well crafted one liners that fit naturally within the story that I can't give enough praises of how God damn good this film is

@Buskieboy 2 года назад

Wesley Snipes started learning martial arts at 12 and holds many black belts in various disciplines. Interesting that their fight scenes are basically boxing vs martial arts! Sandra Bullock stole the movie. She is funny and energetic.

@paulhewes7333 2 года назад

Yep. Wesley is one of the best martial artists in Hollywood

@republicofcasuals 2 года назад

Nah, Jack Black stole the movie! 😁

@Buskieboy 2 года назад

@@republicofcasuals Ha! Blink and you'll miss him. Actually, keep your eyes wide open and you'll miss him. :D

@eddyandthebadcheese2247 2 года назад

Stallones BEST acting performance (other than OG Rocky) was in "Copland" Siskel and Ebert were hoping he would get nominated for an oscar, but it didnt happen. If you like Scorcese films like Goodfellas and Casino you will love "Copland" . Stallone put on like 50 pounds for the role to look overweight. Try and find the version with the deleted scenes.

@gorba4ef 2 года назад

Yup, that was really under the radar great movie

@exquisitelemonade3039 2 года назад

Copland is utterly brilliant.

@Poss1 2 года назад

I'll back this one. "Copland" has an awesome cast doing really good work with a pretty good story. It's a film that is worth watching.

@gumbomudderx7503 2 года назад

Copland is excellent. The first Rocky and Rambo movies are also excellent imo

@NetAndyCz 2 года назад

The almost prophetic satire of this movie was so unappreciated by most critics back in the day.

@isaackellogg3493 Год назад

“Sound like a Bop-It.” Bop-It was actually the successor to the toy Simon. Likely that’s why those sound effects were chosen.

@zairac2564 2 года назад

Sam: "I don't think I've ever seen a Wesley Snipes movie." Wesley: "See, no money here, IRS!!"

@ThammuzBabylon 2 года назад

Then please do the Blade movies!!

@WillsonT011 2 года назад

Money? talking about money🤔 okay, time to watch a Wesley Snipes movie "Money Train"

@skerr808 2 года назад

Definitely recommend Blade, Money Train, and US Marshals (see The Fugitive first).

@moriellymoproblems7842 2 года назад

They definitely need to watch White Men Can't Jump.

@skerr808 2 года назад

Oh wait a minute. I forgot about Major League.

@Uncle_T 2 года назад

Fun fact: here in Europe where Taco Bell was largely unknown at the time Taco Bell was replaced by Pizza Hut in post - "Pizza Hut" was poorly dubbed over the existing footage of people clearly saying "Taco Bell" and all logos etc were replaced digitally with Pizza Hut logos. Not the food though so it definitely didn't look like pizza in any way shape or form. :)

@eatsmylifeYT 2 года назад

How is that fun?

@garysmith3037 2 года назад

Ugh. I really hate alternate versions of movies going out to other countries, it ruins the shared experience. I like to see other cultures, and don't need to have everything tailored to where I live. It's insulting to the intelligence of people, and takes away a learning opportunity.

@The_Curious_Cat 2 года назад

I was going to comment this. Fun fact indeed.

@eatsmylifeYT 2 года назад

@@garysmith3037 I hate the phrase "fun fact".

@jmlaw8888 2 года назад

While true its actually extremely hard to find now. I first watched this film in the late 90s and I have never seen a "pizza hut" version shown anywhere in the UK. I had to look up the dubbing on the internet, just like the PG Robocop dub.

@TWteedoubleu 2 года назад

I am opening a coffee shop next year. I plan on its bathroom having a shelf with three sea shells attached to it. Then a sign near the toilet paper roll that says, “For those who don’t know how to use the three sea shells.”

@chrismeulen8108 2 года назад

FUN FACT: Sandra Bullock STILL gets asked how the 3 shells are supposed to work :) it has been a debate going around the internet forever....

@jjfragglerock5020 2 года назад

For my money, Cliffhanger is Sly's best action film, but make sure to watch Copland, possibly his best dramatic film!

@jmlaw8888 2 года назад

That movie does not get the originality recognition it deserves. Seriously with todays deritive crap the 90s were wild enough someone said "hey lets make climbing based government heist film with evil terrorists set deeo in the mountains!" Todays idea of "originality" is "why dont remake that but with women as the lead characters".

@BigSleepyOx 2 года назад

BTW, speaking of Wesley Snipes, you guys need to react to White Men Can't Jump. :)

@IntenseSarcasm 2 года назад

Definitely, probably my favourite Snipes movie!

@TigerGreene 2 года назад

11:37 "Sounds like a Bop-It" ROFL!! I literally howled out loud when she said that.

@Grottgreta 2 года назад

The machine that fines you for cursing is probably one of the greatest running gags in any movie. And Sandra Bullock in this movie is fantastically hot, my first childhood movie crush

@Grnademaster 2 года назад

I watched Demolition Man and Cliffhanger dozens of times when I was a kid.

@michaelceraso1977 2 года назад

Cliffhanger was fantastic, THE scenes of repelling those mountains was wild , I know there were stuntmen but Stallone was put thru some tough action scenes

@Uncle_T 2 года назад

One of Stallone's best IMO. Awesome action and supremely silly. And we always like Sandra. So good! :)

@parker469a 2 года назад

It's the most fun/entertaining of any of his movies and he has the most personality in this movie. Way too many movies the characters are too serious to be entertaining. The whole world in this movie is pretty interesting to explore as well.

@Uncle_T 2 года назад

@@parker469a I totally agree. :)

@doreck07 8 месяцев назад

Its insane how prophetic this film has become.

@rwxstudio7173 2 года назад

I have two lines I quote the most. "Simon says bleed!" and "Take this job and shovel it".

@jasonfitak9521 2 года назад

So glad you watched this one. I love this movie and it is my favorite character that Wesley Snipes plays. Truly great choice to start Stallone's movies.

@jimtatro6550 2 года назад

Check out an early Stallone movie called Nighthawks starring Sly as a cop, Billy Dee Williams as his partner and the outstanding Rutger Hauer as an international terrorist.

@atti97 2 года назад

That movie was verry underrated. Great action thriller with Keith Emerson great music score.

@gregwodzynski941 2 года назад

So good

@SkullAngel002 2 года назад

1:02 - "I don't think I've ever seen a Wesley Snipes movie" Well then add Major League (1989) and Passenger 57 (1992) to your list. 1:58 - "So...a. dystopian future for them (LA)?" - Future? 25:25 - "Not his daughter! Not his daughter!" - LOL 40:25 - The reason Bullock was cast because at the time, she was a rising star. Speaking of buddy cop movies, add Speed (1993) to your watch list as well. And yes, this movie was a blockbuster hit when it came out.

@lidlett9883 2 года назад

Fun fact Spartan's daughter side story was cut from them film. When in the underground Spartan talks with the leader Spartan's daughter is in the back ground

@leonnardsd6865 2 года назад

The three seashells is an iconic movie meme, I guess in pair with sharks with freaking laser beams attached to the heads. Speaking of which, have you watched Austin Powers?

@Skrubb_Lord 2 года назад

The three seashells question has been debated for almost thirty years now.🤔

@RustyDust101 2 года назад

@@Skrubb_Lord Yepp, and it still hasn't been solved. Love a good conspiracy theory for a movie aspect that is totally useless otherwise.

@nirfz 2 года назад

I think the seashells thing is in the same league as what's in the suitcases in Pulp Fiction and Ronin.

@WisteriaDrake 2 года назад

Don't ask anyone who worked on this movie what the three seashells mean. They probably won't punch you, but you'll get a tired death glare for sure. They've been asked a question that doesn't have an answer for 30+ years. It's like Gary Larson and his Far Side comic "Early Cow Tools".

@rubenvillan7984 2 года назад

According to an interview with Sylvester Stallone: "It was explained to me by the writer is that you use two seashells together like chopsticks, pull gently, and scrape what's left with the third."

@pamosborn1956 2 года назад

"Tango and Cash" is a Must See!!! :)

@trenchy1990 2 года назад

Stand alone Stallone movies worth doing: - Cliffhanger - Copland - Assassins - Tango & Cash - Lock Up And then you got Rocky & Rambo's to do.

@republicofcasuals 2 года назад

How do you leave out "STOP! Or My Mom Will Shoot" 😁

@nutz0148 2 года назад

I love how she said "I want to know what the three sea shells are".

@caseygoddard 2 года назад

This movie feels like the result of a bunch of screenwriters chatting and one asks "what if we used that novel 'Brave New World' as the basis for an action film?"

@chaost4544 2 года назад

Pretty spot on

@secularmonk5176 2 года назад

@Krister L Nah, they would be more subtle, like make that character's first name the name of one the characters from the novel

@theviciouschickenofbristol4779 2 года назад

Snipes was one of the best action villains of the whole era in this movie.

@Si74l0rd 10 месяцев назад

The misquotes throughout are hilarious. The director made Stallone look more like an actor than most action films of the era, and this was one of Wesley's finest moments. Although Passenger 57 and Dropzone are also excellent Snipes vehicles.

@neldablanco1663 2 года назад

Love this movie!! "Do you see any cows down here!!!" Favorite line from this movie!

@henrymassey9904 2 года назад

When you get around to really good Stallone films, I highly rate "Oscar". Proof that Sly can carry a movie without having to blow something up.

@jmiyagi12345 2 года назад

Guilty pleasure of mine. So good!

@BangBangUnited 2 года назад

An absolute classic!!!

@Wishbone1977 2 года назад

I love Oscar. Sadly it seems to be one of the movies that time forgot. Plus, it also contains one of my favorite performances by Tim Curry.

@dernwine 2 года назад

The greatest Dennis Leary rant of all time.

@Fabian_Lobo 2 года назад

Awesome reaction and movie! What I've come to realize with all these older films is that you don't need a air-tight premise to have fun, the movie is ridiculous but in the best of ways! At the end of the day we watch them to have a good time and smile rather for their philosophical value. And lastly, Sandra Bullock as Lenina is a great example of strong female leads or characters done correctly, she can kick ass and be feminine at the same time. The best to you both and all my fellow watchers in the comments.

@SageNemesis 2 года назад

Rambo, Copland, Tango and Cash, Rocky, Judge Dredd, Over The Top, Assassins. Really almost anything he's in. Stallone is just so good.

@red-stapler574 2 года назад

This future is loosely based on the book Brave New World. There are several references in the movie. The most obvious is Huxley is the last name of the author.

@secularmonk5176 2 года назад

And Lenina is one of the main female characters in the novel (It's a feminized "Lenin" ... lots of references to communism in BNW)

@ravensshadow2179 2 года назад

Simon also Says "it's a Brave New World " also someone calls John a Savage and John the Savage was a character in a Brave New World.

@namelessjedi2242 2 года назад

Now comes the real fun part, where you start noticing in everyday life how elements of today’s world were predicted by Demolition Man’s future. 😁

@ikr9358 2 года назад

The 'no touching hands' part hits pretty hard now.

@zel3888 2 года назад

Agreed it's a very prescient movie. Critical Drinker's review of this movie points it all out.

@DoubleMonoLR 2 года назад

For the technology, I think a lot of that is just due to mostly being extensions of what was already available or expected soon in 1993. Touch screens, flat screens, holograms, VR, self-driving cars, gps, mini CDs, etc for example had all been done to some extent. Even the cars were apparently built up from concept cars.

@ladyhotep5189 Год назад

Wesley snipes "Simon says die" Daniel: " oh, he has a catch phrase " 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@KURUZU43 Год назад

One of my favorite scenes in this movie is when Simon Phoenix goes to the museum "My boggle" gets me every time...lol

@russwhittle4233 2 года назад

Snipes was AMAZING in this!!!

@TheBonsaiZone 2 года назад

Check out Sylvester Stallone in Cobra!!

@fritzk3627 2 года назад

💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

@clevelandbci9562 2 года назад

@Retro Mania 22 I literally read "Asians" and LOL'd for real. Knew what you meant tho👍👍

@scottstevens7639 2 года назад

This was the first high profile project for Sandra Bullock. Another actress was cast but had to pull out at the last minute. Sandra only had a few days to create a character. I think she did a superlative job. Fun fact: Stallone and Rob Schneider teamed up again for “Judge Dredd” a few years later. And Rob does a spot on impersonation of Stallone in it.

@tankosaurus 2 года назад

I love this movie! It was huge with my friends when I was a teen. Between Sly, being the action hero he was/is, Wesley being in a bunch of movies we enjoyed between 1991 and when this came out, and Dennis Leary's song "Asshole" having just been a massive hit here in Australia, we were already hooked but the movie is just so much fun it became an instant favourite. I just wish there was more Dennis Leary in it. His rant about the ratbugers and what he and his people want is a thing of beauty (the man can rant like no other!). Plus this was my first Sandra Bullock movie, and then Speed came out a couple of years later so that cemented my love for her. If you ever want to do a side quest from the new Stallone-athon, can I suggest White Men Can't Jump. This is the movie I first noticed Wesley, it also co-stars Woody Harrelson and just those two together alone are worth the watch!! You think Wesley's dialogue in this was good, just wait till he has Woody to bounce off of...

@damonroger3184 2 года назад

This is a very good movie. I'd recommend Cliffhanger next.

@thunderstruck5484 2 года назад

At the old Planet Hollywood in Dallas when you walked in they had Sly frozen in that pod above your head really cool place

@Camuska 2 года назад

It was in the Time Square Planet Hollywood when I went there

@agp11001 Год назад

Fun fact: The "intense-looking phaser gun" Simon's taking out of the exhibit (and apparently needs batteries for) is a H&K G11, an assault rifle concept that started development in 1968 (!). Look it up, it's a fascinating, if complicated, firearm.

@Honk4frogs 2 года назад

Fun fact, the "space age" gun phoenix gets in the museum is actually just a g11, an experimental firearm using caseless ammunition which started its development in 1968. Since it looks pretty sci fi it's often used as a futuristic weapon in video games, but demolition man is the only movie ever to use one, since it's so rare.