Demolition Man

This 1993 action sci-fi thriller from writers Peter M. Lenkov, Robert Reneau and Daniel Waters is actually a movie that proves somewhat timeless.

The storyline in "Demolition Man" is enjoyable and entertaining, especially because it is a good combination of storytelling and action sequences. And while this isn't exactly Shakespearian storytelling, there is just something great about this action-packed story.

Sure, the time frame of the storyline is askew, but the plot was and still is a very enjoyable one, and one that makes for good old fashioned hard-punching action entertainment that spews one-liners left and right. And the way that the future is presented as a non-violent place of harmony where you get fined for foul language and all things that are bad for you are prohibited, now that is just a stroke of satirical genius. I loved that aspect of the movie.

Director Marco Brambilla managed to put the script and storyline to the screen in a very enjoyable and entertaining manner, and that is why "Demolition Man" is a movie that you can watch again and again with some time passing in between each viewing.

The movie has a great cast ensemble with some pretty impressive names on the cast list actually. The movie is well-helmed by Sylvester Stallone and Wesley Snipes. And the movie also have the likes of Sandra Bullock, Nigel Hawthorne, Benjamin Bratt, Glenn Shadix, Denis Leary and others on the cast list.

"Demolition Man" is definitely one of the more outstanding movies starring Sylvester Stallone, if you don't count in the "Rambo" and "Rocky" franchises.

My rating of "Demolition Man" lands on a six out of ten stars.