One cop (Sylvester Stallone) doesĪnything he can to get the bad guy (Wesley Snipes) and kick his ass. Public society in the year 2032, improbably complacent and crime-free, finds itself unable to deal with a violent criminal of the past authorities reawaken Spartan to help them catch Phoenix once again.

Both policeman and villain receive sentences to cryonic suspension into the distance future, sentences that are interrupted after Phoenix somehow escapes. All in all this is a great way to spend 90 or so minutes and is certainly how I would like to remember Sly Stallone, in his action prime.Los Angeles cop John Spartan ('Demolition Man' by reputation) apprehends his target Simon Phoenix, but Phoenix has cleverly made it appear that Spartan has killed an entire busload of innocent hostages in the process. Sandra Bullock is good as the gratuitous attractive lady you get in practically all action films. The two leads are very good and in particular Snipes revels in his nasty role. The comedy factor is high in this film and the film certainly has tongue fastened firmly in cheek. The films pacing is good and in particular there are three big action sequences that shine, these are the opening and the end as well as a very good action scene set in a museum. Snipes plays the baddest of bad guys Simon Phoenix and does so excellently. The opening action scene is set in the present day and is a rip roaring sequence with Stallone polishing off bad guys with stylish flair, before he has a face off with the show stealer Wesley Snipes. Anything remotely bad for you, including spicy foods, is illegal and the whole new system is run by Raymond Cochtoe played by the late Nigal Hawthorne. What you get with Demolition man is an entertaining and satirical look at the future of Los Angeles where people walk about in robes and are a peace loving society. Around the same time he did the excellent Cliffhanger he also did this nifty action flick. This movie features Sly Stallone at his muscle bound, destructive best.

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