@@cumincalamity9867 He should've hired a better accountant. Only idiots get arrested for tax evasion in the US. The entire system is designed to let rich people skate through loopholes.
Exactly its got great action, some good comedy tha isnt really all that cheesy and if you think about it the society depicted in Demolition Man is quite similar to where our society is heading today, what with all this sociopolitics, PC and SJWs.
@@RaikenXion the movie dystopia is not leftist, but Neo Lib Centrist Capitalism. Liberals are not leftists. That Taco Bell probably not a co opt, meaning still wealth inequality. Also police are for preserving the status quo for the bourgeoisie.
B.M.W's Block Channel Stallone was still Great as the Protagonist and had some really funny scenes himself but yeah Snipes was such a Brilliant Villain in this!
The late 80s to mid 90s really did have some truly amazing ORIGINAL movies. Demolition Man is a good damn movie, the first two Terminator movies, the first RoboCop, Total recall. Very graphic movies that can never be made today but they go down in my eyes as great movies.
Cliffhanger was another amazing action film. ‘93 was a fantastic year for Sly, Cliffhanger and Demolition Man. It’s considered a comeback year for him after box office bombs such as Stop or my Mom Will Shoot and Oscar. However, I have to say I always liked Oscar.
When someone try to do something original people like you guys would say "It's not like the 80s or 90s but when they do, do things that you guys liked back in the day you guys will quick to shut it down saying it's not "Original" when all you guys is doing is screaming that we want the 1990s and 1980s movies back" Nobody can't please you old heads.. Nobody.. The Youth do what makes you happy cause old people will never be happy with what you do..
Starship Troopers is a masterpiece deconstruction of fascism..... This is lame South Park both side golden mean fallacy the movie. Centrism is how the overton window shifted to the right to seem "fair"
I completely agree, the society that is depicted in the type of future in this movie, and the way inwhich the people behave, is quite similar to how the SJWs are in our current time right now, extremely politically correct. Like Sandra Bullock and that other guy who Stallone's character teams up with, they have good intentions and envision "the perfect society", but the way they go about trying to attain this "perfect society", is by outlawing everything they see as offensive or violent. So no swearing, no sex, masculinity is seen as very BAD. Its funny but this is very much how all the extreme Feminists and SJWs are acting like today. This movie is very much ahead of it's time.
@@RaikenXion pfft this movie at best is a parody of Neo Liberal centrist Capitalism. Like one Liberals are not leftists, 2 a Right Wing Dystopia would stop Public display of affection, 3 that Taco Bell probably won't be co opt, meaning still wealth inequality. 4 the horseshoe theory is crap. 5. Cops are for preserving unjust hierarchies of the ruling class such as the Capitalists.
@@RaikenXion I'm glad you clarified with "extreme", that was considerate of you. :) Most of the feminists just want an equal opportunity to succeed, fuck-up or be mediocre, but as with every movement there's a very vocal lunatic fringe.
Simon Phoenix: How much do you weigh? Random white dude: Well, I weigh 135 lbs and.... *Simon grabs white dude and throws his skinny ass thru the glass window full of guns.* 😂😂😂😂 I love that scene.
@@RalphJr-xp3hp it's almost as if Wesley ad-lib that whole scene & thought "regardless if he answers the question, Simon Phoenix would still throw him through it just for the hell of it" 🤣
Not gonna lie, this movie has been on my mind lately. In an age of Zoom teaching and virtual classrooms, that scene where Nigel Hawthorne is teaching a class full of TV screens is eerily relevant!
Also how theres a machine that fines you for swearing if the SJWs ever got into th political realm, they would do something like this. Also notice how "masculinity" is seen as bad in this society in the movie. What do we have right now in Hollywood? Attacks from all sides on "masculinity", that is a thing now today in our current world of 2020.
Denis Leary/Edgar Friendly being very similar to someone like Steven Crowder or someone from the right wing side, who actually enjoys American Freedoms and wants to stop the censorship going down in Coctoews Sensitive New America.
@Lenny Dominguez You must live a boring and drab life if you think all masterpieces have to be Shakespeare or some thought provoking Tour de force! You can look at the Mona Lisa and then look at a simple painting and find it to be amazing too.
Stallone is clearly in on the joke with his stoic demeanor, it's a great contrast to Snipes chaotic performance. In real life Stallone is actally very articulate.
Demolition Man came out back in 1993. Same year as Jurassic Park, Army of Darkness, Schindler's List, Robocop 3, The Sandlot and Batman: Mask of the Phantasm.
Yeah, "Demolition Man" is kind of hard to pigeonhole. I mean, I'd definitely label it a "cheesy" movie because of how over-the-top ridiculous it is, and it's not a particularly deep movie by any stretch. But it's entertaining, has some really good action set pieces, and a lot of imaginative little details (like the three seashells, or the "fast food wars") that make it more than just another action flick.
ObsidianVEGA demolition man seems more like a sign of its time like a typical 90s action film thats at times kinda corny where they did try to incorporate bits of comedy into it a little like the fifth element even though it was more so a sci fi film it still had those same corny comedy bits with Chris tucker
This is considered by many to be the smartest dumb action film ever made. For a movie that came out in the 90s it’s social commentary is still being discussed today in 2020.
There was something about the 90's and action films that were excellent fun portraying colourful future dystopias packed with satire. I'm looking at you too, beautiful Starship Troopers! Nowadays movie dystopias have to be all grim-dark and depressing of course, because no one goes to the cinema for escapism apparently.
@@flippedoutkyrii There is a picture of them making out at some industry event. She likely couched for the part (Harvey said that's how the business works), as it was one of the stepping stones to her big break (Speed)
I love this movie for just about one reason only: Wesley. He was clearly having fun as Simon Phoenix. And... Sandra was a nice pillow for the eyes to rest upon...
Who would've thought that Demolition Man would be the most accurate portrayal of the future back when it came out? People can't shake hands, all the restaurants are closed, and nobody can say anything rude without getting punished.
I watched this movie yesterday for the first time since I was a teenager. I realised that it was more about controlling the society with chips under the skin, restricting what people eat etc.
This was kinda ahead of its time. One group is all about dictacting that everything has to be safe, inoffensive, healthy, clean and all about nostalgia media like commercial music from decades ago. While another group is absolute slobs and the complete opposite (except maybe for the nostalgia). There is no inbetween, there is just these extremes fueling each other. While the only neutral person Stallone just look at everyone like they lost their damn mind. Kinda like the certain groups today or just the internet in general.
Comic book fans don’t like it when you race swap white characters in casting a movie. But watch Demolition Man & tell me Snipes wouldn’t have been an awesome black Joker 🃏
Bruh on God tho. When I watched this film on Encore Network back in March of 2015 I absolutely thought about this. Demolition Man was literally a spin-off/reboot to a Batman vs. Joker movie set in a politically correct future. And it lowkey slapps. 😂👍💯.
If I remember the movie right, that wasn't a display street in the museum. It was an actual street they kept to show that they build the actual museum on top of. The reason everything works is because it's all real. That fire hydrant is connected to a water system and so on.
@@RaikenXion tell me what a SJW is to you. People that say this are hilarious to me. Do you even know what social justice is?...so tell me, if a family member of yours, let's say it's a girl family member. So if she was getting beat up the street by someone, you wouldn't want anyone to come to her aid? That's basically what you're saying? Social justice would be someone stepping in and stopping the beating. Yall have a warped sense of what social justice is.
Every time I saw Wesley’s character on the trailers or clips when I was a kid, I could’ve sworn he was in that gold-haired bad guy group from MeteorMan.🤷🏽♀️
I love how he got original put to sleep for not caring about the bodycount and as soon as he gets a club he puts a man in a coma from touching a random person, can you imagine if he didn't understand that club and actually hit someone with it 😂😂😂
BIGGEST LAUGHS IN ORDER 2:33 "That's So Racist!" ☆☆☆☆☆ 3:49 "Pickin' on People" ☆☆☆☆ 7:50 "Well, They're Uhh... Man, F*** You." ☆☆☆☆ 8:43 "Black Joker from Compton" ☆☆☆☆☆ 13:53 "Cussin' Out a Machine" ☆☆☆☆ 35:40 "Rat Burgers" ☆☆☆☆ 41:12 "It Ain't Easy Bein' Crazy" ☆☆☆☆ 43:23 "Can We All Just Don't Get Along?" ☆☆☆☆☆
1st Demolition Man was one of the best movies in my generation. 2nd Weasly Snipes WAS the BEST part of this movie and it also jump started his range as an action actor cause right after this came I believe if not mistaken "Passenger 57" which led to Blade eventually.
never understood the hatred for this movie. it was fun, funny, inovative, and a sci fi movie that wasnt trying to be a copy of star wars nor another rom com.
I heard they were making a part 2 to Demolition Man. Was it me or Wesley Snipes would make a good Joker back in the day? Just watch the movie and think that Wesley is the joker who was sent to the future (minus the racism).
Not gonna lie, Wesley Snipes as Simon Phoenix is basically what I always wanted out of a live-action Joker. As much as I enjoyed Jack Nicholson and Health Ledger's Jokers, it's a shame the live-action Batman movies tended to shy away from making Joker too goofy or clown-ish (when that's part of what makes him so scary - the juxtaposition between silly jokester and terrifying psychopath).
Apparently his daughter is still in the movie even though it’s never referenced - she’s the random girl he seems to be protecting in the sewer shootout.
Demolition Man is a movie that's so bad, it's good!! It's cartoonish, over the top, and it's ridiculous at times.. But, it adds up to an entertaining movie
"To celebrate the film's 25th anniversary, Taco Bell recreated the 2032 San Angeles version of their restaurant at the 2018 San Diego Comic-Con.[31] Dennis Rodman had his hair dyed and styled the same way Snipes' Simon Phoenix had it before his San Antonio Spurs debut, starting Rodman dyeing his hair in different colors. However, Snipes hated his hairdo and shaved it off after filming had wrapped.[32] On May 4, 2020, Stallone had confirmed, during an Instagram Q&A, that a sequel is currently in development.[33]"
I loved Demolition Man when I was a kid. I also loved Taco Bell so anytime I saw it on cable, I wanted to get Taco Bell after. The marketing was brilliant.
Sandra Bullocks character does state when they viewed Simon Phoenix's rehab program would turn someone mad. So that explains his erratic behavior. He was already a menace prior to the rehab.
Yeah, I actually love this movie and always have. Yes, it's clearly over the top and silly and God knows what the hell Wesley Snipes is doing but that's really the charm of it.
Snipes: 1st black joker, 1st black marvel hero, 1st rated R marvel
Dude doesn’t get enough recognition
you could argue that he got too much recognition.... if he stayed under the radar he wouldn't have gotten arrested for tax evasion
Didn't Dave Chappelle do a skit about how being the first black man to do a thing sucks?
@@cumincalamity9867 He should've hired a better accountant. Only idiots get arrested for tax evasion in the US. The entire system is designed to let rich people skate through loopholes.
Imagine a blade vs. Demolition man battle...
Marlo Ck martha
The only reason I didn’t vote for this is because it’s not a bad movie.
I LOVE THIS MOVIE, I JUST RECENTLY REWATCHED IT.
Yeah, I hope the next bad movie that gets voted is Sleepwalkers that's on the list and they will probably enjoy tearing it apart.
It's a classic...Snipes is an American treasure. He has elevated every movie he has been in.
Exactly its got great action, some good comedy tha isnt really all that cheesy and if you think about it the society depicted in Demolition Man is quite similar to where our society is heading today, what with all this sociopolitics, PC and SJWs.
@@RaikenXion the movie dystopia is not leftist, but Neo Lib Centrist Capitalism. Liberals are not leftists. That Taco Bell probably not a co opt, meaning still wealth inequality. Also police are for preserving the status quo for the bourgeoisie.
YESSSS, one of my childhood movies.
This is not a bad movie.
Fuckin A
It's really not. 90s cheesy excellence.
This was not a bad movie. Much like Starship Troopers, it was ahead of its time, yet stands the test of time.
Agreed. It's amazing and prescient parody at its finest.
Uggh Starship Troopers is a masterpiece deconstruction of fascism. This movie is just centrist thrash like a mediocre South Park episode
@@Tacom4ster No it's also a good movie.
starship troopers is amazing ...i never get tired of watching it
Adrian Dezendegui starship troopers is an amazing film but a horrible deconstruction of fascism and the movie doesn’t even have any real fascism in it
Wesley Snipes in Demolition Man is like Jon Voight in Anaconda. Wesley STOLE that spot light from Stallone.
He was awesome. One of the best movie villains out there.
@@daviddarko5837 I often visualize Simon Phoenix (Wesley Snipes) vs S.E.T.H. ( Micheal Jai White) from Universal Soldiers: The Return.
B.M.W's Block Channel Stallone was still Great as the Protagonist and had some really funny scenes himself but yeah Snipes was such a Brilliant Villain in this!
I think that Snipes, Stallone, and Bullock are all good, and hilarious, but Snipes did steal the show. :)
Yea
Wesley Snipes was everything in this movie, he was unpredictable & random in parts of the movie and made it fun. That museum scene gets me everytime.
DEMOLITION MAN IS NOT A BAD FILM!!!!
Right! If anything its an underrated 90s action flick.
thaneros the 90s my childhood.
That is what a lot of people have been saying !
#facts
Ok, agreed, DT should do Sly's Judge Dredd instead. That was worse.
The late 80s to mid 90s really did have some truly amazing ORIGINAL movies. Demolition Man is a good damn movie, the first two Terminator movies, the first RoboCop, Total recall. Very graphic movies that can never be made today but they go down in my eyes as great movies.
Predator 1+2.
The Last Action Hero.
Cliffhanger was another amazing action film. ‘93 was a fantastic year for Sly, Cliffhanger and Demolition Man. It’s considered a comeback year for him after box office bombs such as Stop or my Mom Will Shoot and Oscar. However, I have to say I always liked Oscar.
Robocop 2 is AWESOME!
When someone try to do something original people like you guys would say "It's not like the 80s or 90s but when they do, do things that you guys liked back in the day you guys will quick to shut it down saying it's not "Original" when all you guys is doing is screaming that we want the 1990s and 1980s movies back"
Nobody can't please you old heads.. Nobody..
The Youth do what makes you happy cause old people will never be happy with what you do..
Yeah this is a better movie than most people see it as. It’s still friggin’ hilarious. 😂😂
It really is . The 1st time I watched it, I was like "Wow .. this has surprisingly aged well" .
Saw it for the first time earlier this year , didn't realize what I was missing
This and The Last Action Hero were some of my favorite movies of the time.
Swearing outlawed, no violence, and MASCULINITY is BANNED!! Sounds like all the PC, SJWs we got around today.
@@RaikenXion I don't like Neo Libs centrists too, pretending to care about social issues just to sell more crap.
Well just like Starship Troopers, this is another one of those movies that was misunderstood and was ahead of it's time when it came out
Starship Troopers is a masterpiece deconstruction of fascism..... This is lame South Park both side golden mean fallacy the movie. Centrism is how the overton window shifted to the right to seem "fair"
Back in the day Starship Troopers was a big success in Europe, for some reason the yanks didn't love it...hmm, I wonder why.
I completely agree, the society that is depicted in the type of future in this movie, and the way inwhich the people behave, is quite similar to how the SJWs are in our current time right now, extremely politically correct.
Like Sandra Bullock and that other guy who Stallone's character teams up with, they have good intentions and envision "the perfect society", but the way they go about trying to attain this "perfect society", is by outlawing everything they see as offensive or violent.
So no swearing, no sex, masculinity is seen as very BAD. Its funny but this is very much how all the extreme Feminists and SJWs are acting like today.
This movie is very much ahead of it's time.
@@RaikenXion pfft this movie at best is a parody of Neo Liberal centrist Capitalism. Like one Liberals are not leftists, 2 a Right Wing Dystopia would stop Public display of affection, 3 that Taco Bell probably won't be co opt, meaning still wealth inequality. 4 the horseshoe theory is crap. 5. Cops are for preserving unjust hierarchies of the ruling class such as the Capitalists.
@@RaikenXion I'm glad you clarified with "extreme", that was considerate of you. :) Most of the feminists just want an equal opportunity to succeed, fuck-up or be mediocre, but as with every movement there's a very vocal lunatic fringe.
When you see "Bad Movie Review", but think: I still watch that movie every few years, and enjoy it
Every few years ? More likely every few months :D
Simon Phoenix: How much do you weigh?
Random white dude: Well, I weigh 135 lbs and....
*Simon grabs white dude and throws his skinny ass thru the glass window full of guns.*
😂😂😂😂 I love that scene.
I love how he doesn't even let him answer the question 😂
John Perry I swear tho. Simon just cuts the guy off mid sentence in that scene. 😂😂
@@RalphJr-xp3hp it's almost as if Wesley ad-lib that whole scene & thought "regardless if he answers the question, Simon Phoenix would still throw him through it just for the hell of it" 🤣
Not gonna lie, this movie has been on my mind lately. In an age of Zoom teaching and virtual classrooms, that scene where Nigel Hawthorne is teaching a class full of TV screens is eerily relevant!
Same here and everytime I go to taco bell
Also how theres a machine that fines you for swearing if the SJWs ever got into th political realm, they would do something like this. Also notice how "masculinity" is seen as bad in this society in the movie.
What do we have right now in Hollywood? Attacks from all sides on "masculinity", that is a thing now today in our current world of 2020.
All the stuff in that movie is here now.... even social distancing and 5g
Denis Leary/Edgar Friendly being very similar to someone like Steven Crowder or someone from the right wing side, who actually enjoys American Freedoms and wants to stop the censorship going down in Coctoews Sensitive New America.
@@RaikenXion That is a Christian Reich Wing talking point.
BAD!? Hold up....Hoooold up! This movie is a masterpiece!
@Lenny Dominguez You must live a boring and drab life if you think all masterpieces have to be Shakespeare or some thought provoking Tour de force! You can look at the Mona Lisa and then look at a simple painting and find it to be amazing too.
@Lenin Dominguez It's really good
Stallone is clearly in on the joke with his stoic demeanor, it's a great contrast to Snipes chaotic performance. In real life Stallone is actally very articulate.
And Stallone is very witty and funny in real life too. Smart man. He has a lot to say on many topics.
@@davidw5532 In the immortal words of Al Swearengen "Do not repeat back to me what I just said - in different fucking words".
Demolition Man came out back in 1993. Same year as Jurassic Park, Army of Darkness, Schindler's List, Robocop 3, The Sandlot and Batman: Mask of the Phantasm.
Definitely a great year for movies.
Don’t forget Cliffhanger!
@@davidw5532 can't forget that and The Nightmare Before Christmas
Also Menace 2 Society
👌
Completely disagree with your thesis that this is a bad movie. I feel like this action/satire from the 90s has never been more relevant.
At the end Korey gave it a good rating recognizing it as more of a comedy than an action movie.
Yeah, "Demolition Man" is kind of hard to pigeonhole. I mean, I'd definitely label it a "cheesy" movie because of how over-the-top ridiculous it is, and it's not a particularly deep movie by any stretch. But it's entertaining, has some really good action set pieces, and a lot of imaginative little details (like the three seashells, or the "fast food wars") that make it more than just another action flick.
ObsidianVEGA demolition man seems more like a sign of its time like a typical 90s action film thats at times kinda corny where they did try to incorporate bits of comedy into it a little like the fifth element even though it was more so a sci fi film it still had those same corny comedy bits with Chris tucker
@@Obsidian451 #the thing to notice is this movie has kind of predicted SJWs
@@RaikenXion I doubt that SJWs would like a future that has no sexual freedom. Cocteau seems to be very conservative on a lot of things.
This is considered by many to be the smartest dumb action film ever made. For a movie that came out in the 90s it’s social commentary is still being discussed today in 2020.
There was something about the 90's and action films that were excellent fun portraying colourful future dystopias packed with satire. I'm looking at you too, beautiful Starship Troopers! Nowadays movie dystopias have to be all grim-dark and depressing of course, because no one goes to the cinema for escapism apparently.
It truly is the people in the society of this movie act just like the SJWs we got running around today.
This is basically centrist thrash, like a mediocre South Park episode. Also the Horseshoe theory is bullcrap
@@RaikenXion no this is how a world of Neo Liberal Capitalists would run
Demolition Man is not a bad movie. And this is not some "so bad it's good", I really think its a great movie.
Billy got that Martin Lawrence mustache from the movie “Life”😂😂😂
Hold up! This should not be a "Bad Movie Review"
Simon Phoenix was the black Joker.
Simon Phoenix vs. Blade, who ya got?!
Since when is demolition man considered a bad movie. It's one of those perfect '90s action films
I always thought of it kinda dumb fun but still pretty good...I think some critics just wanted to hate and feel so smart
DM was so much better than Judge Dredd.
Snipes really delivered (first time on screen) martial arts skills.
Sandra Bullock was cute/tasty cop.
That cant be his first role. Come on
He did martial arts in movies well before DM, like Passenger 57.
Sandra Bullock was outstanding. She had a great character dynamic between herself and Stallone, too!
Rather live at Centrist Neo Lib demolition Man LA than fascist Judge Dredd Megacity 1
@@flippedoutkyrii There is a picture of them making out at some industry event. She likely couched for the part (Harvey said that's how the business works), as it was one of the stepping stones to her big break (Speed)
Nino Brown & Simon Phoenix Passenger 57 Man how could you not love Wesley Snipes in the 90's .
@Frank Rauen Blade ruins it for you? Are you insane?
Blade!!!!
I wish the Toastie Crew would review my #1 Wesley Snipes film...PASSENGER 57.
@Frank Rauen
Rising Sun was good. Him and Connery had great chemistry on screen.
Frank Rauen great line!
Honestly given how PC society has become (in some way good, in other ways bad) it's creepy how this movie reflects aspects of society.
I still have a soft spot for the film
The fact that we have squatty pottys and tushy brand bidets at home....we got the 3 seashells
Taco Bell hasn't won the war yet.
This movie was an over the top classic. End of.
This movie actually predicted "Social Justice Warriors", look at how the people behave in that future, they act just like what we have today.
@@RaikenXion Scary isnt it
I love this movie for just about one reason only: Wesley. He was clearly having fun as Simon Phoenix. And... Sandra was a nice pillow for the eyes to rest upon...
Remember seeing this in the theater with my Dad when I was 5 years old back in '93. Right to this day it's still one of my all time favorite movies.
Demolition Man is a better version of Judge Dredd than Stallone's Judge Dredd movie.
Joao-Pierre Ruth but we have a better version of Dredd starring Karl Urban
W
Stallone's Dredd was great
Why did you Judge him?
@@biguy617 I wasn't dinging Karl Urban as Dredd, was poking at how flawed the Stallone Dredd was.
So yeah... let's talk about this premise that Demolition Man is a bad movie.
Well one it's had a missed opportunity for a Neo Liberal capitalist centrist dystopia. That Taco Bell probably not a co opt
@@Tacom4ster I think people generally mean that it's a bit cheesey. Go easy with that thesaurus.
@@Cyromantik just annoyed people think this is what Leftist utopia would be like. A Right wing dystopia would stop personal display of affection
@Tierr Boy Vlogs I'm not an Incel, because I don't think women own me sex.
@kAL_ eL Star Trek but with no military hierachies
This movie may be overthetop; however, I never considered it a bad movie
Nah, this is Demolition Man. Over the Top is an earlier Sylvester Stallone movie.
Me over the top isn't a bad thing.
@@Guhndoi haha
Who would've thought that Demolition Man would be the most accurate portrayal of the future back when it came out? People can't shake hands, all the restaurants are closed, and nobody can say anything rude without getting punished.
This movie predicted the future.
Arnie as a politician.
Facts
@Raw Tasian 🔥🔥🔥
I watched this movie yesterday for the first time since I was a teenager. I realised that it was more about controlling the society with chips under the skin, restricting what people eat etc.
yeah，seashells really prove to be useful in times like this.
The scene when he fought the cops never gets old
PLAY BALL💥
Better than I remember?
I only ever remember this movie being amazing.
One of the best villains. Definitely a favorite.
These bad movie reviews are not complete without Billy laughing
Edward Sanchez Productions ikr...lol
Edward Sanchez Productions
Eh, it’s not a bad movie it’s a fun popcorn action flick with clever ideas.
And your comment reminding us about billy's laughing in every bad movie review...
It’ll be better without him
Factz💯💯
Demolition man is and was one of my all time favorites!!
This movie is classic lol..I memorized all of phoenix’s lines as a kid
"Teddy bear."
Same here man. Damn near EVERY line he says is fucking quotable.
This was kinda ahead of its time.
One group is all about dictacting that everything has to be safe, inoffensive, healthy, clean and all about nostalgia media like commercial music from decades ago.
While another group is absolute slobs and the complete opposite (except maybe for the nostalgia).
There is no inbetween, there is just these extremes fueling each other.
While the only neutral person Stallone just look at everyone like they lost their damn mind.
Kinda like the certain groups today or just the internet in general.
Exactly
Yep pretty much
true
One of my favorite movies to just watch and shut my brain down...sidebar, Sandra Bullock is crazy hot 😂
Christ she is.
JohnnyZenith that’s just fact lpl
This is not a bad movie.
This is an absolute classic!!!
This movie is my Guilty Pleasure, love this movie always!
Nothing to feel guilty about with this movie!
@@Maxrepfitgm thank ya! 😎👍
Billy's laugh makes EVERYTHING better. Lmao
Title sais: 'Bad Movie Review'
Thumbnail sais: 'Better than we remember?'
Now that I think about it, Wesley has the Blade haircut in this lol before he got that role.
Blade's barber was an asshole.
Comic book fans don’t like it when you race swap white characters in casting a movie.
But watch Demolition Man & tell me Snipes wouldn’t have been an awesome black Joker 🃏
I Mean joker being black wouldn’t even be a problem cause never factored into jokers appearance or his personality
@@Trxpamvs I mean, the real issue is he'd be a bleached black-man.
Bruh on God tho. When I watched this film on Encore Network back in March of 2015 I absolutely thought about this. Demolition Man was literally a spin-off/reboot to a Batman vs. Joker movie set in a politically correct future. And it lowkey slapps. 😂👍💯.
Blade vs. Simon Phoenix
@@scarletbouvier520 Wouldn't be much of a fight.
This was a bad movie? Lmao. I'm glad they're talking about it, by the way.
Jackie Chan was offered the role of Phoenix, but he turned it down because he didn't want to play a bad guy
Hes played a bad guy before
@@Anthonycheesman2024 What movie was Jackie chan a bad guy??
@C W
I doubt being a henchmen matters.
SeventhkeyOmega Revenge it would have been interesting to see but jet li character just seemed like the perfect silent villain for that role
@C W When Bruce Lee broke his neck.😂
It’s an underrated classic...I still enjoy this movie! I didn’t think about it when I was a kid but it does seem like Snipes improvised a lot.
Everything they made fun of in this movie is what made it great.
One thing i've noticed is how "masculinity" is seen as very bad in the future of this movie. This is how things are heading in our society today.
@@RaikenXion toxic masculinity is bad....
@Frank Rauen wrong.
@Frank Rauen lol. Gogol scholar mate.
It's a great movie. Waking up a psycho is never a good idea dude.
If I remember the movie right, that wasn't a display street in the museum. It was an actual street they kept to show that they build the actual museum on top of. The reason everything works is because it's all real. That fire hydrant is connected to a water system and so on.
This movie predicted the Taco Bell logo being purple.
Actually, they changed the logo to purple BECAUSE of this movie. No joke.
It also predicted SJWs
And smart cars lol
@@RaikenXion tell me what a SJW is to you. People that say this are hilarious to me. Do you even know what social justice is?...so tell me, if a family member of yours, let's say it's a girl family member. So if she was getting beat up the street by someone, you wouldn't want anyone to come to her aid? That's basically what you're saying? Social justice would be someone stepping in and stopping the beating. Yall have a warped sense of what social justice is.
@@andrewb4999 No way. For real. Cool. Thanks for the fact.
That hip hop remix fight scene is very 5th Element sounding
You guys are fined a million credits for violating the verbal morality code.
This movie is great! Simon Phoenix is a hilarious villain.
Korey has scene the light. This movie is fun. Its not the greatest action flick but its up there with Con Air in being stupid but fun.
Yea I like them both but I like this more cause alot of it is stuff we have now and Wesley snipes a better villan than Malkovich
Conair is a fun movie.. Like this one is..
Demolition Man is a great movie and so is Bogus Journey.
Every time I saw Wesley’s character on the trailers or clips when I was a kid, I could’ve sworn he was in that gold-haired bad guy group from MeteorMan.🤷🏽♀️
Yeah, the Golden Lords guy? That movie was dumb fun.
Montesama314 I can’t remember all of the movie cause I was a little kid at the time but I remembered what the main bad guy looked like lol
I love how he got original put to sleep for not caring about the bodycount and as soon as he gets a club he puts a man in a coma from touching a random person, can you imagine if he didn't understand that club and actually hit someone with it 😂😂😂
BIGGEST LAUGHS IN ORDER
2:33 "That's So Racist!"
☆☆☆☆☆
3:49 "Pickin' on People"
☆☆☆☆
7:50 "Well, They're Uhh... Man, F*** You."
☆☆☆☆
8:43 "Black Joker from Compton"
☆☆☆☆☆
13:53 "Cussin' Out a Machine"
☆☆☆☆
35:40 "Rat Burgers"
☆☆☆☆
41:12 "It Ain't Easy Bein' Crazy"
☆☆☆☆
43:23 "Can We All Just Don't Get Along?"
☆☆☆☆☆
This was one of my favorite movies back in the day. Still is.
Took me a while to realize "Demolition Man' was supposed to be referencing Sylvester Stallone's character instead of Wesley Snipes.
Dude, Snipes in this film lookin’ like a black Duke Nukem! XD
Billy's laugh is the absolute best!
You can tell Sly had to keep from cracking up when Sandra asked him if he wanted to have sex. That pause 😂😂😂😂😂
Last action hero another classic
I need that ticket.
👍
Yall tripping this was a dope movie
I love this movie. The underlying philosophy and messaging are actually quite brilliant.
I think Wesley Snipes character really carried the weight of the fun in the movie. He had me laughing at wrong stuff.
Absolutely. Like: "...excuse me, museum patreon. Can I h..."- *B-O-O-O-O-M-!-!-!-!*
This movie is so importantly relevant today in society.
Snipes was the 1st black Joker and he was freaking awesome.
Three minutes into the review and I’m about to die laughing
10-year-old me watching 24:20 -- "YES, this movie has boobs in it!"
Two minutes later -- *I'VE BEEN BETRAYED!*
And then the apartment scene afterwards was a nice treat.
well... if you paused it at the right time...
Cat Daddy knows that you don't turn down that thang coming out of cyro.
1st Demolition Man was one of the best movies in my generation. 2nd Weasly Snipes WAS the BEST part of this movie and it also jump started his range as an action actor cause right after this came I believe if not mistaken "Passenger 57" which led to Blade eventually.
never understood the hatred for this movie. it was fun, funny, inovative, and a sci fi movie that wasnt trying to be a copy of star wars nor another rom com.
NOT A BAD MOVIE AT ALL , ACTUALLY ONE OF THE BEST ACTION MOVIES EVER MADE
If anything, this movie was prophetic!
"Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot!" Please tear this movie apart someday.
Yes I agree
I love this movie. It's one of those when it's a rainy day and you're off work and have nothing to do and just wanna relax and watch a fun movie.
Wesley Snipes dressed like evil super Mario.
I heard they were making a part 2 to Demolition Man.
Was it me or Wesley Snipes would make a good Joker back in the day? Just watch the movie and think that Wesley is the joker who was sent to the future (minus the racism).
I reckon he could still do it now n have denzel as lex
I hear rumor that both Sylvester Stallone & Wesley Snipes are returning for the sequel.
Not gonna lie, Wesley Snipes as Simon Phoenix is basically what I always wanted out of a live-action Joker. As much as I enjoyed Jack Nicholson and Health Ledger's Jokers, it's a shame the live-action Batman movies tended to shy away from making Joker too goofy or clown-ish (when that's part of what makes him so scary - the juxtaposition between silly jokester and terrifying psychopath).
Simon Phoenix is the greatest movie villain ever....period.
I saw this for the 1st time during Quarantine. It's amazing. 10/10 not bad at all.
Apparently his daughter is still in the movie even though it’s never referenced - she’s the random girl he seems to be protecting in the sewer shootout.
Demolition Man is a movie that's so bad, it's good!!
It's cartoonish, over the top, and it's ridiculous at times..
But, it adds up to an entertaining movie
I always thought Wesley's performance was Joker like. Thought that was awesome.
The movie also predicted the pandemic of no toilet paper 🧻 but instead the 3 Sea Shells
"To celebrate the film's 25th anniversary, Taco Bell recreated the 2032 San Angeles version of their restaurant at the 2018 San Diego Comic-Con.[31] Dennis Rodman had his hair dyed and styled the same way Snipes' Simon Phoenix had it before his San Antonio Spurs debut, starting Rodman dyeing his hair in different colors. However, Snipes hated his hairdo and shaved it off after filming had wrapped.[32] On May 4, 2020, Stallone had confirmed, during an Instagram Q&A, that a sequel is currently in development.[33]"
I loved Demolition Man when I was a kid. I also loved Taco Bell so anytime I saw it on cable, I wanted to get Taco Bell after. The marketing was brilliant.
-"Set yo ass on fiyah!!!"- This review kills me...😂😂😆😂😆😂😆☠☠☠☠☠☠
I couldn't imagine Jackie chan being in this movie lol
Mannnnnnn!!! This and Double Dragon were my movies back in the day!!! And Double Toasted grilled both of them 😂😂😂 #Dang #The90s
This roast just made me love this film even more.
Guilty pleasure!! I'll stop and watch it evertime I see it
Sandra Bullocks character does state when they viewed Simon Phoenix's rehab program would turn someone mad. So that explains his erratic behavior. He was already a menace prior to the rehab.
Yeah, I actually love this movie and always have. Yes, it's clearly over the top and silly and God knows what the hell Wesley Snipes is doing but that's really the charm of it.