Artist: Sylvester Stallone

Director: Walter Hill Cast: Sylvester Stallone, Sung Kang, Jason Momoa, Christian Slater, Sarah Shahi, Adewale Akinnouye-Agbaje Certificate: 16 Running Time: 91 minutes Release Date: February 2 A new Jurassic Park is due for release next year, but fear not movie fans, you won't have to wait over until 2014 to see some dinosaurs on the big screen. Dumped unceremoniously in the January/February window—a place where bad movies go to die—you can once again see Bruce Willis, Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger hide the protruding guts and receding hair lines. Free [...]

If your only experience with the Death Race series is the 2008 Jason Statham Mario-Kart inspired remake, then you must do yourself a favour and seek out the 1975 original. Unlike its remake, Death Race 2000 embraces both the silliness of its concept, and the fact that it had a limited budget to work with. An added bonus is the truly memorable performance by Sylvester Stallone, which will have you wishing he played villains more often. Set in a dystopian future, the film centers around the deadly [...]

Sylvester Stallone will appear in the indie drama Reach Me, which stars rapper Nelly. Variety reveal the action hero recently wrapped a number of days on the film, written and directed by John Herzfeld (15 Minutes, The Death and Life of Bobby Z, 2 Days in the Valley). Stallone and former actor Herzfeld starred together in 1986's Cobra, and Herzfield directed the TV documentary Inferno: The Making of 'The Expendables'. Reach Me follows a group of people who all have a connection to a self-help book authored by a reclusive former [...]

Here is the first trailer for the big screen adaptation of the graphic novel Bullet to the Head, starring Sylvester Stallone. Directed by Walter Hill the R-rated action thriller opens on February 1, 2013 and co-stars Sung Kang, Sarah Shahi, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Christian Slater and Holt McCallany. Bullet to the Head tells the story of a New Orleans hitman (Stallone) and a DC cop (Kang) who form an alliance to bring down the killers of their respective partners.

Qualcuno di voi ha visto “The Expandables”? E’ il penultimo "capolavoro" (l’ultimo è il suo sequel) di Sylvester Stallone. Racconta le vicende di un gruppo di mercenari capitanati proprio da Sly. Il film è, al tempo stesso, un omaggio al cinema d’azione degli ultimi trent’anni e un esempio della peggiore cinematografia da botteghino. Il cast è però d’eccezione (il sequel ha subito qualche leggera variazione): Stallone appunto, Jason Statham, Jet Li, Dolph Lundgren, Steve Austin, Mickey Rourke, Randy Couture, Eric Roberts. Tutti gli attori vantano – o nascondono – carriere da bad boys , spesso in film di [...]

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It's time again for Friday on My Mind , our weekly blog post where we stop to watch videos centered around one common theme. This is a collaborative effort between KEXP and King 5 News. For this week's edition, we will be looking at the worst songs from Sylvester Stallone film soundtracks. So you may be saying to yourself, "Wow, this week's topic is pretty left field and random." While at first glance it may seem that way, there is method to the madness. Today, July 6th, the one and only Sylvester Stallone celebrates his 66th birthday. [...]

Demolition Man (1993) Director: Marco Brambilla (Excess Baggage, Dinotopia) Writer: Daniel Waters (Batman Returns, Heathers), Robert Reneau (The Hitchhiker, Action Jackson), Peter M. Lenkov (Son in Law, CSI: NY) Starring: Sylvester Stallone (Rocky I-XVIII, Rambo I-V), Wesley Snipes (Blade Series, Bankruptcy Court), Sandra Bullock (Crash, Miss Congeniality), Denis Leary (Rescue Me, The Thomas Crown Affair), Nigel Hawthorne (Amistad, [...] Like this? Check out some Related Posts: New On Netflix Instant Streaming 9/13/2011 New On Netflix Instant Streaming 9/8/2011 New on Netflix Instant Streaming: Dante's Peak (1997)

Self-proclaimed genre spanners, (ie one who extends their musical fortune to more than one genre) OLYMPIC AYRES'  most recent installment, Episode II hit the webstream very recently. I mean with that being said, another point to be raised is who the heck doesn’t love a second installment? Sydney duo, Olympic Ayres ’ second major addition to their ever-expanding quota of music, is such an obvious step up, musically from Episode I . Fittingly entitled Episode II , the sequential memento overall encompasses elements of different sounds, textures [...]

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Cast : Sylvester Stallone, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Bruce Willis, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Chuck Norris, Jason Statham Director : Simon West Release Date : August 17, 2012 Synopsis : Mr. Church (Willis) reunites the Expendables for what should be an easy paycheck, but when one of their men is murdered on the job, their quest for revenge puts them deep in [...]

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Rocky Balboa (2006) To be, or not to be, that is the question : probably the best known lines in English literature. All of us studied Hamlet at one time or another in high school and listened to our respective teachers wax philosophically how this is the ultimate meditation on death; whether to live or die. But this soliloquy is bigger than suicide, as the emo Hamlet renounced it earlier in the play. In fact, Hamlet contemplates the nature of action, a theme also found in [...]

Photo and autograph courtesy of the G Archives. Sylvester Stallone Ayyyy!  It's Sylvester Stallone's birthday.  The first night I met Stallone was at the premiere for his movie "Demolition Man."  I remember being surprised at how cool he was because in my mind, he seemed like he wouldn't be so nice. Also born today:  Ab Fab actress Jennifer Saunders, actresses Della Reese and Janet Leigh, talk show host Merv Griffin, His Royal Highness The Dalai Lama and artist Frida Kahlo. [...]

"I pay a great deal of attention to the way I dress." - Sylvester Stallone You win an Academy Award, you are the first person to have a number one movie in each of the past five decades, and you publicly express to the world the joys of taking steroids. So what do you do next? If you're Sylvester Stallone you start your own clothing line. Everybody listen—Stallone is back on top of the world. After coming off last summers hit "The [...]

Which is Better? 80's Slyvester Stallone? or 80's Arnold Schwarzenegger?

The Expendables There was a time back in the 1980s when action movies where mainly about the action. There was very little social commentary; there were no “scrawny” everyman thrusted into a tough situation, etc. The action starts of the 80’s were buff men, and women, who would shoot first and ask questions later. Sure many of the films where packed with mindless violence, but they still provided a level of escapist fare that audience craved. It was a time when things were clear cut, the [...]

Friends with Benefits Timberlake, Kunis, Clarkson, Harrelson and a reference to Semisonic’s hit “Closing Time”...where do I sign up? The Zookeeper Why do I get the feeling the pitch for this film started with: “Think of Night at the Museum but in a zoo...”

It's rare in modern action cinema to see a man kick punch the guts out of eight other men on a basketball court while wearing white jeans. Irony-free white jeans. That’s the kind of world Sylvester Stallone lives in. His thick-necked warlords wear white jeans, drink beers while flying planes and they most certainly pound other men…in a straight way. Sly’s world is the kind of place where most of us wirey indie ponces would perish within seconds. Welcome to The Expendables . Much like a present-day Dolph Lundgren, it’s wrinkly, veiny, has weird speech impediments and biceps the [...]

So, from what I understand, the action flick The Expendables arrives in theaters this weekend. I know because I've been suckered into the commercial on numerous occasions the past few weeks at the first notes of Guns 'N Roses' Paradise City . (I've often wondered if it is true that the titular city is a reference to Indianapolis, Indiana) The first time I saw a commercial, I was surprised as it was made to appear that - aside from bringing together every action star dating back to Johnny Weismuller - the movie featured [...]

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