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Encyclopedia > Demolition Man

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Demolition Man - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (861 words)
Demolition Man is a 1993 American motion picture.
Simon Phoenix (played by Wesley Snipes) - incarcerated in a "cryoprison" (which, unlike traditional prisons, keeps its prisoners cryogenically frozen in suspended animation) for his activities as a crime lord in 1990s Los Angeles - escapes during a parole hearing and soon embarks on a reign of terror throughout the city of San Angeles.
Because police officers no longer know how to deal with ultraviolent criminals like Phoenix, supercop John Spartan (Sylvester Stallone), aka "The Demolition Man", is paroled from the cryoprison for the purpose of apprehending Phoenix.
Mutant Reviewers from Hell do "Demolition Man" (2319 words)
What sets Demolition Man aside is that this is one of those great movies that is just pure fun on film and you can tell a lot of care and effort went into making this one great.
Demolition Man, yet another homoerotic chase-and-battlefest between two Xtreme macho men, has many laughs to be found, most of which are aimed at the Xtreme stupidity of this film.
Demolition Man throws all its creativity and cleverness at you in the first twenty minutes, and hopes you don't mind that they recycle these jokes and ideas for the rest of the film.
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