FIRST TIME WATCHING: Demolition Man (1993) REACTION (Movie Commentary)

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[@otakuwolf4ever985]

"How Can you justify destroying a 7 million dollar mini mall to rescue a girl whose ransom is only 25,000 dollars?" "F**k you, lady." Couldn't have said it better.

[@CapedInformer]

Best scene 😂

[@TryHard30Boi]

@@CapedInformer 2032 wasn't even around but i wonder we can have a year like this.

[@kahnkretefpv7594]

Hilarious line!

[@hemmojito]

Haha I love the juxtaposition of the extremes of those two worlds. The "near" and the "far future". Yes the latter are a bunch of dopes that can't handle anything but on the other hand you've got the rotten brutal hardcore capitalist society that doesn't care about human life at all. So macabre.

[@TenTonNuke]

"How can society change this much in 36 years?" (thinks back to 1985 and compares it to today...)

[@paul1979uk2000]

Yeah but there is no way society would change that much in such a short space of time like it shows in the movie, it would take at least 100 years for that kind of change. Also, things are not really that different now compared to 85 apart from we are more advanced, there's more political correctness and we tend to be a lot more critical and paranoid of things going on around the world than what it was like in 1985. Still I've got to wonder how a government would be able to pass a law to ban sex, kissing and things like that lol.

[@shadyeskimo]

@@paul1979uk2000 Did you see Covid? The pandemic which has changed the world overnight?? :D Demonstrations all over the world, because of freedom rights being taken away. Socialist countries are doing ok, beacause their lives have been restricted by law, and they have no choice but to comply. Your comment is super ironic, considering the whole world situation right now.

[@jp3813]

@@shadyeskimo Especially w/ hints like 9:41.

[@TenTonNuke]

@@paul1979uk2000 You clearly aren't old enough to remember 1985. Forget cell phones and the internet, computers weren't even a thing. The few people who did own them could maybe play Solitaire on them. Microsoft was invented in 1985. You could smoke on airplanes. No one even knew the phrase "politically correct." It was like another world.

[@loudboy317]

@@TenTonNuke I was 3 years old in 1985. I grew up in a society that didn't have cell phones or the internet at the time. There was no PC culture, no social media, no selfies, and nobody got easily upset by what the other person said. Wesley Snipes accurately predicted the future when he said that today's society has turned into a "pussy-whipped, brady bunch version of itself".

[@kingscorpion7346]

Sylvester and Wesley had to have so much fun during the making of this!

[@CapedInformer]

It looked super fun to film

[@HardKore5250]

Sequel coming

[@blueeyed5074]

@@HardKore5250 What? Nowdays? Please, no. It would be a cluster fuck like all modern remakes and sequels.

[@HardKore5250]

@@blueeyed5074 Stallone said

[@Cleron_O_Andarilho]

Wesley Snipes was awesome, i would love to be a movie villain like him

[@edinscot56789]

My bogle?

[@robertnguyen9493]

Either him or The Joker, the villains ALWAYS have the most fun.

[@Daveyboy100880]

This is a movie that has really come of age. I remember when it came out, it was simply a typically overblown, fun action movie with a ridiculous vision of the future... and now that ridiculous vision is a little too close to reality for comfort! It just goes to show how effective sci-fi can be at holding a mirror up to society.

[@neilsun2521]

Agree. Although a lot of Hollywood controllers have a hand in the cultural direction that society takes. I wouldn't say it's all accidental.

[@Primenumber19]

We have nazis marching in cities across the country, joe Rogan can literally say anything he wants without fear, gun violence is at an all time high, and about 1/3 of the country lives in poverty. If anything we are the beginning of the movie, not the future part.

[@joshuagross3151]

@@Primenumber19 "Joe Rogan can say what he wants without fear" because we have an amendment that lets you speak your mind equally.

[@n4rf645]

@@joshuagross3151 You can say whatever you want, but you also have to deal with the consequences of that. That's not cancel culture, that's action and consequences.

[@joshuagross3151]

@@n4rf645 No, it's censorship. If his words were a book, you'd be burning it in the town square.

[@Gahlahad431]

Lmfao, Rob Schneider's line: We are Police Officers, we aren't trained to handle violence - gets me everytime :)

[@CapedInformer]

😂

[@RCTPatriot75]

I'm 45 and society has changed that much in 20 years.

[@Heegaherger]

We are very close to becoming this joke of a culture

[@LA_HA]

One generation is all it takes. But, in the movie, there were disasters that helped things along

[@x3mslayer]

Your username is so fitting, I love it!

[@Bancheis]

@@LA_HA We have had our own disasters as well... This movie seriously is looking like a documentary these days rather than an action/comedy. This and Idiocracy. Combine those two and you have our future in 5-10 years.

[@LA_HA]

@@Bancheis We can hope not. If we just care enough to do two things: vote out All of the politicians in office in a clean sweep, and then restructure the educational system, we could turn everything around. By ridding ourselves of the two parties and making the Educational College at universities more like other high level professional programs (medicine, law, business, engineering, etc.) in the selective acceptance rates and difficulty of the curriculum, the problems would be solved. Think of this: I've heard Researchers speak on the education topic for a while and this one guy looked at the difference between the US and Finland (or maybe it was Sweden) when the Scandinavian schools ranked at the top of the Best in the World lists, and found that they weren't better. They just didn't have the high number of bad teachers because of the way our teachers unions work. The guy said if we fired the bottom 10-15%, we could be #1 again. But, that was some time ago and at that time, I thought it should be the bottom 25% should go. I wonder what the minimum would be now? You want your mind blown? Do a Google search on teachers and rubber rooms and lemon rooms. You will Not believe it

[@PerfectHandProductions]

Most people misunderstand this film. It's a fun action film but with a clever satirical edge that elevates it beyond what it would have otherwise been.

[@lampad4549]

How is it satirical?

[@11DNA11]

It used to be satire. Now it's reality.

[@TioMegamanX]

@@11DNA11 This, now the police has to be nice to convicted felons, everything is "unhealthy", the only thing they may get wrong is the Taco Bell monopoly, considering how things go I think it would be Starbucks thanks to all those iPhone activists.

[@logandarklighter]

Not so much fun laughing at what seemed like a satirical dystopia back in the day - when you're living in the REAL dystopia that's far too close to this movie to be comfortable.

[@PerfectHandProductions]

@@logandarklighter Agreed

[@JamesASharp]

This film was supposed to be a good but forgettable 90s action flick. But because of the times in which we live, Demolition Man is a classic that will live forever. 😎

[@JamesASharp]

@FIGHTFANNERD9 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@LN-Lifer]

I thought it a classic then

[@Broken-xi5io]

Definitely never was gonna be a forgettable 90's flick, its always been a good movie and the best part of it was always Simon Pheonix.

[@firstname4337]

"the big one" is a common term for the earthquake that will eventually hit California and DEVASTATE the southern part of the state apparently it happened in this movie

[@Bancheis]

The Northridge Quake was a pretty big one in '94. Levelled so much of California, it caused 44 billion dollars in damage. In 1994, that was roughly what 79.2 billion dollars would be today. I woke up in the middle of that, and a bunch of stuff in our second story apartment at the time was destroyed. It was frightening. Never want to go through one of those again.

[@shainewhite2781]

This was a fun action movie, with elements of Sci-fi and Satire! I'm glad you enjoyed it very much.

[@11DNA11]

Satire? Sci-fi action with satire that turns out to not be satire, but a true thing that's happening right now.

[@shainewhite2781]

5:15, Bob Guntin, he played the warden in Shawshank Redemption.

[@scipioafricanus5871]

His character here is a little too obtuse if you ask me...

[@derekcb123]

spooky how Stallone film from the 90s predicted the future

[@JamesASharp]

It's not the only one. But I feel ya 100%

[@mikegoodwin2386]

Ever read 1984?

[@derekcb123]

@@mikegoodwin2386 had to in school

[@DrumL3000]

Just California

[@adamromero]

so did Idiocracy

[@Shiirow]

I love, if you listen carefully, every time someone swears you can quietly hear "Bzzt, you've been fined one credit for violation of the verbal morality statute." in the background.

[@namelessjedi2242]

“There’s no way they made that” You forgot Stallone’s primary super power is to outrun explosions! 😁

[@CapedInformer]

Lol apparently!

[@JulianDG]

I'm almost forty and have seen this movie many times and still love it today! And in all these years I still haven't figured out how the hell those 3 shells works xD

[@scipioafricanus5871]

Believe me, you don't wanna know...

[@LA_HA]

@@scipioafricanus5871 [Addition to Response] Really? I thought it was something like a bidet feature, maybe a suction feature for the front area, and maybe a second suction feature for the uh...back door area. Is that close? I mean, thinking about how Stallone's character used the swearing tickets as paper, there's still the flush function. So, the shells must use the usual Wash, Rinse, Dry cycle. Shell 1, warm water power wash. Shell 2, nice rinse. Shell 3, warm dryer.

[@Yugioh420]

@@LA_HA well think of it this way, you need something to scrape the back area clean, can you think of any shaped sea shell you wanna rub in that area or scrape against your backdoor? Or in ladies case there front door?

[@LA_HA]

@@Yugioh420 I'm trying to imagine it, but that seems really untidy and unclean for the kind of society they have. How would multiple people use the shells? Are there multiple shells? Are they fake shells made out of something that's antiseptic? haha. I'm only asking since you seem to have read about it and maybe you remember the details

[@Yugioh420]

@@LA_HA naw didn't read anything just using my imagination, personally I would think they have some self cleaning method where you drop the shells in after each use and they come out clean. But seeing as he says there sitting on a shell I'm honestly not sure. Lol I just hope its Empty shells and there isn't something living in them that cleans you back there by eating the mess left behind like a sucker shell or something, you attach it like a leach and when it can't find any remaining food it lets go. Kind of like an Alge eater in a fish tank.

[@realisticthought1781]

Imagine a future like this. Yeah, witnessing it as we speak

[@generaLRager]

We're not far from being like the world of 2032 currently. That's the destination we are headed, most of the things they outlawed were male dominated things, removing masculinity from a society results in this film.

[@DennisTrovato]

This movie is shockingly prophetic.

[@robertmolton6761]

This is definitely one of my favorite movies of all time. I just love the unique comedic elements and action. No matter how many times I see this movie it never gets old.

[@osculim]

Man I love this movie one of those I will never get bored of. Bunch of friends went to watch this the day we finished highschool back in 93. Was a good day. Glad you are reviewing it. Welcome to the future of the US

[@meheuck]

I've been lucky to know the dominant screenwriter on this movie, Daniel Waters, for years. He's an extremely funny writer and observer in general. His most famous screenplay is his first produced, HEATHERS, which starred Winona Ryder and Christian Slater. His other writing credits include BATMAN RETURNS, ADVENTURES OF FORD FAIRLANE, HUDSON HAWK, and most recently VAMPIRE ACADEMY, which his brother Mark directed. Mark Waters on his own directed MEAN GIRLS and the FREAKY FRIDAY remake with Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis. All these would make great reaction vids for you.

[@dawggirl]

Heathers is awesome.

[@Anonymiad]

I love Ford Fairlane. Awesome movie lol

[@neilsun2521]

Was he aware of how prophetic a screenplay he was writing at the time?!

[@John-tn7nm]

21:34 is Dennis Leary. Famous 90s comedian. Checkout his stand-up. He also had a song on the top 40 list named "I'm an A**hole"

[@shainewhite2781]

2:39, in the trailer to the movie, Snipes says to Stallone, "If I told you where the hostages were, you're gonna have to come over here, reach into my chest and pull out my heart." Stallone says, "Yeah maybe later."

[@MrRyu26]

The foreshadowing 'I'd lose my head if it wasn't attached'. This film is so quotable as well.

[@CapedInformer]

Missed that, that’s a good one lol

[@julianmarco4185]

Did you also notice in the museum that John Spartan used the water to harm Simon Pheonix like he did in the end? Also, do you notice that the society is rebelling a lot against the system? The naked girl in his videophone is one example. Huxley herself collecting posters and merchandise that would have been outlawed is another. Even Bobby the assistant, he didn't care if he was building or destroying the system, he was just there to protect himself and be next to the leader of the city. It's these little things that make you realize that the world was already starting to tilt against the system, it just needed a good push.

[@MichaelLesesne]

This takes me back to my awkward teen years. 🤣

[@jp3813]

Early 90s action movies like Demolition Man, Terminator 2, & Predator 2 seem to really expect violence to escalate near the end of that decade. Phoenix & Cocteau definitely represent the opposite extremes of this film's 20th & 21st centuries respectively, while Spartan & Huxley are the ones who're willing to compromise in the middle. This is one of Stallone's two box office hits in '93, the other being Cliffhanger. Also, the guy who shoots Cocteau is Jesse Ventura.

[@neilsun2521]

...and Jesse Ventura ended up becoming a Governor, of Minnesota. Strange they also mention Arnie's political future in this.

[@Leo0991]

Dont forget to throw robocop in there too!

[@lukelichtenthal5407]

@@neilsun2521 At the time of this film’s release Ventura was the mayor of Hyde Park Minnesota.

[@Cleron_O_Andarilho]

Imagine world like that? Yeah, we are almost there hahaha

[@shadyeskimo]

I love your different reaction formula. You dont exaggerate your reactions like 99% of all the other "First time watching" channels, with big breaths, fake big eyes and intense forced laughing. I recommend Unforgiven with Clint Easwood, Gene Hackman and Morgan Freeman. The Last of the Mohicans with Daniel Day Lewis. Scent of a Woman with Al Pacino. Your commentary is on point, and intelligent, another reason you stand out from the others. Keep em Coming!

[@CapedInformer]

Really appreciate that. Always try to keep it authentic but entertaining. Thanks for the suggestions

[@RetroRobotRadio]

I like this movie since it came out. I'm glad other people are finally catching up.

[@Atlas_Redux]

Demolition Man might be the perfect 90s action movie. It just has everything. Absolutely everything.

[@jayeisenhardt1337]

but the fifth element? why not both?

[@iagorincon]

This film was prophetic.

[@pernsinger]

You ask how a society could change that much in 36 years, how much has ours changed in 14 months since the beerbug made it's entrance

[@lordbyron6293]

I'm 62 and I never thought I'd see a bunch of gullible morons storm the Capitol based on the lies of a billionaire conman gameshow host. Clearly anything is possible these days.

[@erikawilliams9558]

We're closer to the future year than when this movie came out....

[@donaldseale2700]

In both time and how people act.

[@krono5el]

Send a maniac to catch a maniac : P one of my fave action flicks all time no doubt and highly quotable

[@kelbob00]

One of my fav 90’s action movies! We aren’t too far from being fined for swearing unfortunately lol. It’s coming.

[@peterschmidt4348]

President Schwarzenegger ! 😂

[@bobkilla430]

Only reason he didn't run is because he can't run being he was born in Austria. He did marry a Kennedy though.

[@LA_HA]

@@bobkilla430 There were people who wanted to change The Constitution so he could run, but reason returned and the idea was dropped. haha

[@davida.j.berner776]

When this first came out, the future society it portrayed seemed like a fun but unrealistic extrapolation of the PC trends that were only just starting to be felt. Today it seems almost prophetic! If you haven't already, you should watch Serenity in the light of what we're seeing today. Despite being by Joss Whedon, that also has some disturbing parallels with current trends.

[@MNolton]

I loved hearing your take on the deeper meaning, and agree. It is a more mass consumable version of the concept behind The Invention Of Lying. If society doesn't have those with a touch of the bad in them, the first person who comes along with a bit of it can take over the world.

[@irina1296]

One of my favorite films of the 90's. Sly was a great hero as always. Sipes was a fantastic villain and Sandra Bullock was amazing

[@1stCainite]

"How could they predict he was going to go into politics?" The guy was always going to go into politics.

[@koreycrawford4119]

Just when I thought this day could not get any better.🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@peterschmidt4348]

Thanks for this reaction ! Very underrated movie.

[@fireman1294]

My friends and I had what we called “The Demolition Man Prophecies” This movie predicted more than a few things.

[@kelseydortch797]

Finally... Someone does it. Thanx Bruh!!!

[@tonystark5-29-70]

IT'S SCARY HOW CLOSE TO THIS FUTURE WE ARE GETTING!!!

[@ErisstheGoddessofmanhwas]

Im so glad you react to this movie , one of my favorites and the actors are amazing both Snipes and Stallone was amazing

[@tomcody2203]

Great and funny movie - unfortunately, many scenes were cut out in the editing process. Originally, they also had to fight Phoenix' goons (Jesse Ventura, for example). Oh...Pancho Villa was one of the most prominent generals in the Mexican Revolution.

[@jackthe_tripper2544]

THE NET. with Sandra Bullock is a must watch for 2021

[@AB-hi6ru]

Such a classic

[@seefitch4601]

"What's your boggle?" 1 of my favorite flicks since I was a kid! I've been waiting to see someone react to this! Thanks!

[@44excalibur]

“Alright, gentlemen... let's review. The year is 2032 - that's two-zero-three-two - as in the Twenty First Century. And I'm sorry to say that... the world has become a pussy-whipped, Brady Bunch version of itself, run by a bunch of robed sissies." Simon Phoenix was a prophet.

[@CapedInformer]

Phoenix for President

[@BigGator5]

I wouldn't go that far. I'm up for Spartan 2024.

[@TryHard30Boi]

@@CapedInformer John should have had some Hand to hand Combat styles

[@mstoreyjr]

Wesley Snipes was SUCH a great and fun villain! You can tell he was having a ball playing this role, lmao!

[@KrisAMazin]

I don’t know if anyone caught it yet. But, the sex scene between Sly and Sandra can partly be representation of porn, OnlyFans, and other “virtual reality” based sexual activities. People are destroying themselves by participating in those things and it takes away from the natural way it was designed.

[@shainewhite2781]

1:45, Los Angeles 1996. In Predator 2, it was Los Angeles, 1997.

[@The_Bermuda_Nonagon]

"Repeat the command in an even FIRMER tone of voice, add the words "OR ELSE." :D

[@CapedInformer]

😂

[@The_Bermuda_Nonagon]

@@CapedInformer Subbed. :D

[@HABO2210]

Worst KZbin tutorial ever

[@orlandoruizjr3834]

This movie was a blast in the theater. Always so fun to go back and revisit with a fresh pair of eyes. Thanks for the video. Can't we for you to watch Rocky III. Also, other great Stallone movies are Cobra, Lock Up, Cliffhanger, and Cop land to name a few. Great job, dude.

[@CapedInformer]

Thanks man

[@spankygray]

My wife and I started quoting this movie a lot since 2016 when PC culture got dialed up. Funny movie!

[@makekotor3722]

So many real life predictions in this movie. I'm all for a peaceful society but not at the expense of losing all my freedom that doesn't involve hurting anyone or anything.

[@neilsun2521]

"Do no harm, but take no sh*t." Natural Law /Common Law

[@makekotor3722]

@@neilsun2521 Exactly. Well said.

[@larrote6467]

@@makekotor3722 or maybe, people know so little about history that they think that very old ideas showing up in media are predictions.

[@makekotor3722]

@@larrote6467 Very true.

[@theman.thelegend.3718]

you got to love Sandra Bullock in those pants

[@CapedInformer]

Always was a fan of her but didn’t see much of her so early in her career... DAMN 👀

[@Deathbird_Mitch]

There was a period when Stallone and Schwarzenegger would mention each other in their movies in increasingly ridiculous backhanded complements. Hence the "President Schwarzenegger " line.

[@JnEricsonx]

Yeah, like how in The Last Action Hero, you see a stand of Stallone in T2.

[@moul4519]

Sandra Bullock's character last name was Huxley. The same last name as the writer that wrote "A Brave New World"

[@iamdclxvi]

I love how you saw the true meaning of this film. Yeah zero crime would be nice, but at what cost would it come. I loved Dennis Leary's character most, because he was fighting for the people.

[@boldbearings]

Great pick. You'll like Van Damm's Time Cop.

[@osirispluto8782]

Also with VR "Sex' scene, funny enough

[@rodgomez4424]

childhood memories bro

[@martinbraun1211]

I recommend "Judge Dredd" ( the Sylvester Stallone-version from 1995 )!

[@LordVolkov]

"LAW!!!"

[@Ezekielepharcelis]

Yet the new Version is also great !

[@powerbad696]

Another very GOOD film from the 90;s.Glad you picked up the themes from this movie,some people don't,also the satire and humor.You're right about Snipes stealing the movie,GREAT villian!!!! Have you seen the BLADE trilogy??? If not-A MUST SEE.ALSO checkout UNSUNG on youtube,A MUST SEE.PEACE.

[@CapedInformer]

Yea Blade is on my list

[@MrsNiaboo2000]

@@CapedInformer Blade 1 and Blade 2. Blade is not a trilogy. You need a 3rd movie to have a trilogy and there is NO 3RD BLADE MOVIE....respectfully.

[@suiken3149]

@@MrsNiaboo2000 Ummm... Blade Trinity?

[@FireTiger941]

19:15 She was so into him, then she rapidly changes gears and says " You are a savage creature, John Spartan!" Hahaha

[@julianaFinn]

This was such a great, underrated film. Always loved it. Great reaction xxxx

[@irishbears2103]

Dennis Rodman was just starting to become popular when Demolition Man was made, and it's speculated that Wesley Snipes got the idea for blonde look from Rodman.

[@shainewhite2781]

4:03, but he was framed. He didn't know the hostages were in the building, until the fire chief told him.

[@Hiraghm]

"...this future is crazy!..." This future is almost here.

[@IronMikeDyson1979]

The director actually had to tell Wesley to slow his fight movements for the camera to see it💯💯💯

[@runrickyrun157]

When she said, "You don't have to make a dehurtful retraction" it really reminded me of when people today say "unalive."

[@bluebeeper9811]

Great interpretation of the movie I love these classics and am happy to see this catalogue of reactions to so many of my favorite movies can't wait to watch the rest

[@thunderstruck5484]

At the Planet Hollywood in Dallas back in the nineties when you walked in the door the Frozen Naked Stallone in the pod prop was hanging right above your head really cool , the 80s and 90s were so much fun , thanks for sharing your great reaction!

[@CapedInformer]

Thanks!

[@thunderstruck5484]

Such a great movie and Wesley Snipes is perfect! Need him in more movies today such a badass

[@hemmojito]

Her getting the lines wrong plus her over the top enthusiasm makes her the funniest character imo.

[@nickmanzo8459]

You’re finally watching a movie I’ve seen again! Oddly enough, this movie is actually more relevant today than it was then. Cancel Culture being a thing, and people wanting a strict adherence to this “purity” culture while demonizing anyone who dares to not want to live that way, it’s kind of ahead of its time.

[@reactions5783]

It's because what is happening now is nothing new and has already happened before. It's called Socialism (amongst other things). Although, the Socialist-controlled media and Education authorities don't teach the public about how it is brought about by these very insidious and censorious tactics we are witnessing today. History is simply repeating itself. The writers in the 90s simply knew their own history, including the fact that it always repeats, so they could easily predict the future. After the mass rise of world Socialist first world nations. There will be the inevitable resistance and fight against this form of Tyranny ... which will retrospectively be known as their World War Three, once millions, perhaps billions have died to Socialism and ultimately defeated it yet again. This cycle will then reoccur repeatedly, indefinitely.

[@patrickcromwell7554]

Yeah Simon Phoenix is just happy being an asshole. I'm reminded of the Joker's line when talking to Harvey in the hospital, when he says "I'm like a dog chasing cars; I wouldn't know what to do with one when I finally caught it; you know....I just....DO THINGS."

[@jerkfudgewater147]

3:55 the batman and joker comment fits surprisingly well Snipes literally just “wants to watch the world burn 🔥” 11:00 ya man that’s deep, i grew up watching this and never really put it into a modern context beyond violence is occasionally required

[@jakes3799]

"What do they use now then?" I've been wondering the same thing for almost 30 years when this thing first came out.

[@chrisgomez4735]

My buddy was the cast for the statue in the museum and worked for the company who did the special effects

[@filipohman7277]

Awesome Movie and Work Bro, Thanks 👍👍👍 Greetings from Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮🇺🇸🇫🇮🇺🇸

[@Horus_the_Lupercal]

The good doctor also played Humphrey in Yes Minister and Yes Prime Minister. Come to think of, those two characters are oddly similar.

[@martinlatour9311]

This movie is so underrated!

[@scottmessenger8639]

I'm 61 and it's a totally different world from the one I grew up in, and not in a good way!! Thanks for the reaction, always enjoyed this movie!!

[@lord69z]

Love your reactions man! Insta subscribed, your breakdowns are super accurate

[@huskerchickmissy]

So many things about this movie are very much part of our world now.

[@kurosbelmont2355]

Absolutely awesome Movie. One of my all time favs.

[@tombraider2122]

This might sound dumb, but when I was a kid and I first watched this movie I thought that the three seashells were not seashells but instead they were three buttons in the shape of seashells. Then you press it and each seashell shoots different pressure waters from the toilet into your bowels cleaning you; sort of bidet system if you will.

[@robertmcbride4454]

This movie gets better every year

[@scipioafricanus5871]

"Demolition Man" ages like fine wine.

[@lotusturbochallenge1652]

Wesley Snipes bleach blonde hair! Love this movie.

[@jamieanderson3475]

The politics in this movie are brilliant , put to a masterful 90s action movie , perfection

[@pleutron]

A great freakin movie. I had seen Snipes in things before this... but this and Blade made me a big Snipes fan.

[@time2chill121]

I was so blind back when this came out. I thought this movie was so dumb because I knew I had a couple of seashells to start a business But then I was like damn I can't wait for people to react to movies

[@AneudiD78]

There's two versions of this film, on the non-American releases, references to Taco Bell were changed to Pizza Hut.

[@dionysuscreativellc7569]

Great insight. I saw this movie in the theater as a youngster and wondered if we would eventually live in this type of world.

[@williamwoods5592]

This was such a good movie from Sylvester Stallone, Sandra Bullock and Wesley Snipes. I saw this in the movies when I was only 16 years old and this movie was first released in the fall of 1993. I use to love watching this movie Demolition Man. To this day this is still a good movie and I still like watching this movie for real. This movie was first released 27 years and 8 months and 3 days ago.

[@BoB-th8wm]

Interesting you watched this, a few days after I watched a vod on KZbin, called ‘the politics of Demolition Man.’ It’s going to be a crazy timeline.