Tango and Cash is fun, but Stallone really makes his mark in Demolition Man.ĭemolition Man sounds like the sort of action/sci-fi crap that clogs the “favorites” shelves at the video store, but with wonderful performances, a great blend of humor and action, well-written dialogue and story AND a song by Sting on the soundtrack, this flick towers above the rest and really should have swept the critic’s awards that year, though I’m sure there was some film about a blind amputee learning to play the piano while in a loveless marriage to an overbearing disgraced former-general-turned-arena-gladiator that was more deserving that year thick sarcasm ends. However, this is not to say that Stallone doesn’t have a lot to offer in the realm of entertainment like contemporaries Bruce Willis and Arnold Schwarzenegger, Stallone has a charm and screen presence that can make a movie watchable, within reason of course (I think they show Stop, Or My Mom Will Shoot in prisons to real dregs of society as ultimate punishment). Copland aside, most of his stuff ( Cobra, Lock Up, and that movie about arm wrestling) is forgettable and useful largely in filling up TNT and TBS weekend programming. Kyle’s review: Look, Rocky is good, but it’s a fact of life and game show trivia that Sylvester Stallone isn’t going to be accepted into the pantheon of “distinguished actors” any time soon. Kyle’s rating: The greatest role of Sylvester Stallone’s career.
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