Demolition Man - I'm A Seamstress [HD]

[@SammEater]

I love the look Sandra Bullock has in this movie, she looks so good in that cop uniform.

[@kathrinefer7301]

Shes always so pretty ❤

[@grahamharper8114]

This was the first movie I saw Sandra in and I fell deeply in love with her, so beautiful.❤

[@NeoFreezz]

you're telling me they can implement any knowledge and they forgot to teach him how to use the 3 seashells?!

[@Ruosteinenknight]

@wespozo And for a reason. All the evidence pointed out that he was a mass murderer. My sister once asked that why they believed Phoenix over Spartan? And I answered: they didn't. All they saw was the results. Spartan went after Phoenix without authorization (or so I remember) and as a result whole lot of people died because of it. Also Spartan has extremely lenghty record of disregarding collateral damage, so it wouldn't be that far fetched that his hate boner got the best of him. Phoenix later said that the hostages were already dead and he killed them so that he could take Spartan with him to prison, but back then there was no way to tell. I assume Phoenix was smart enough not to shoot them or kill them in anyway that would make it clear they weren't killed in an explosion.

[@mattmarzula]

@@Ruosteinenknight ok. The 1990's were not the 1790's. Coroners exist for a reason and the causation of death is a pretty routine and procedura thing for the last century and a half. Don't be so positive and invent convoluted reasons why the writers and directors of a movie drive a plot. Just understand that it's a movie. It speaks nothing to the reality of identifying COD or the realities of the justice system. And certainly not in the least on how to wipe your ass in the future. The three shells were just another Macguffin and deliberately left unexplained.

[@Ruosteinenknight]

@@mattmarzula You must be fun at parties.

[@MomMom4Cubs]

I wonder if Simon Phoenix knows The Deal of the Three Seashells?

[@AC-iz7eh]

@@Ruosteinenknight it was shown in the beginning of the movie how Simon trapped Spartan with the dead hostages. And later on his old friend who is still a police officer in 2032 explained to the future cops how Spartan's behaviour always caused a lot of collateral damage

[@jaywilson4520]

Sandra Bullock was so sweet here, such a great presence. No wonder she became such a big star.

[@danieljurca2113]

It easy for her to play a german person role

[@FlyingArtz.]

Sandra Bullock is GORGEOUS IN THIS FILM !!! 😩

[@TheExxl]

no she's hot af!

[@bowens9347]

@Leonardo Di Kennedy lol what's the diff between handsome and hot and beautiful and hot? Lol

[@tmntfangirl4700]

This was her first big budget movie that she co-starred in

[@steved5960]

No it's just that she smiles, acts cute, funny, and feminine, which is very different from today's movies where female characters are always portrayed as unpleasant badasses and smartasses who always are better than all the men

[@XXthekingofyouXX]

Sandra Bullock was absolutely adorable in this movie. 🥰

[@tomast9034]

30y+ ago even i was adorable lol

[@BigAdude75]

The way she says, "For me?" and "Thank you for the lovely gift." 😍

[@TheGeckoNinja]

she actually appreciated a sweater :)

[@314Aurelius]

Dude my thoughts exactly, I'm in love

[@renemoyamata263]

Sandra Bullock was so cute back then.

[@berict]

too bad shes a man.

[@colthenderson7839]

Still is

[@dfhhtyu3434]

Ryan Jones wtf??

[@andreapasqua8639]

It means she is a lumberjack like her dear pappa.

[@Fist_of_Family_Values]

What do mean "was" ?

[@saylosrelyks8645]

Stallone's delivery of that line is perfect "So i'm a seamstress, oh that's just great."

[@mkv2718]

This is actually a really clever scene- what seems like a gag is actually used as a method to move the plot forward as it gets Spartan to realize that Phoenix’s new skills must come from his training. It’s subtle, and I wish more movies would do this kinda thing today

[@dnasty312]

JOHN SPARTAN: "I'll be subtle."

[@Enkarashaddam]

I noticed that too, his sewing skills are presented like a world building element or joke, but is actually setting up an important level of the investigation

[@johnnyjohnathon7381]

bro really said "I'm a seamstress? 😳 " 💀IM DEAD 😂

[@narutardkyuubi]

Yep, it’s a maxim of storytelling “Show don’t tell”, combined with filmmaking “A scene should always be doing at least two things at once” Really clever and well made movies can do both of those

[@Galactis1]

I loved this movie and watched it like 100x when I was about 8 9 years old. Thought it was so cool. Then as an adult, realizing that this is a truly great movie.

[@impotentsir4146]

You are a liar. Nobody watches a movie 100 times in such a short span of time. Very daft.

[@EdmundLoh]

Simon Phoenix Rehab Program: ✔️ Martial arts ✔️ Marksmanship ✔️ Combat prowess John Spartan Rehab Program: 👌🏻 Seamstress

[@nicholasmaude6906]

Seamstress or to quote John Spartan - "Betsy Fucking Ross";).

[@craigore2011]

And a picture of Cocteau wearing the douche-cap to complete the meme...

[@eduardomagana3858]

Reason being is because cocteau needed a living weapon to get Edgar Friendly out of the picture.

[@nuckymancini7013]

He's @white MALE @2020 (*it goes w/o saying really)

[@alexanderchristopher6237]

FocusFanatic And why is being a seamstress bad? Isn’t it a necessary skill? You know how much money the clothing industry makes? In developing countries, being a seamstress or a tailor helps promote financial independence and creates small businesses. I thought conservatives were all about financial independence and small businesses?

[@duberdurm]

The movie that put Sandra Bullock in my dreams.

[@retiredsnowbunnyhunterx5106]

Man who are you telling. I dont know but her sex appeal was off the charts in this movie.

[@simonarcher4445]

@@retiredsnowbunnyhunterx5106 I failed no nut November watching this clip.

[@tonybryant7823]

Google Ms congeniality and blue dress. You're welcome.

[@ahfolley]

I hear that man. She was hot in this.

[@westmcgee9320]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@Yoctopory]

„Access denied“ *presses one button „Security overrite. Access granted.“ XD

[@SaulidSnake]

Probably reads her chip implant before she presses the button

[@TheGeckoNinja]

@@SaulidSnake thats a good point

[@urafaget5202]

Probably would be rude to demand more access

[@johnnymcblaze]

The security override was what was locking her out. Someone gave her access at the last moment.

[@AdiCherryson]

She typed sudo this time

[@bendynamic2150]

One of the best 90's movies in my opinion.

[@Toku8306]

If Judge Dredd was "nicer" haha

[@imofage3947]

But the system was equally fascist in a different way.

[@Cool70sfreak]

Yes...and if, you know, it was also actually a good movie :) (I'm still waiting for that Dredd series...)

[@Shendue]

Actually, I recall reading that knitting was taught to injured soldiers in WWII to help them ease their mind, as psychological support. Also, surprisingly there's plenty of men who used to knit in history, even among people of high social status.

[@katelights]

you know all those hard as nails burly fisherman with the wool jumpers? their wives didn't make them.

[@Donegal62]

This movie is a CLASSIC.

[@erwin669]

He'd be a tailor because he can create a garment from scratch, a seamstress modifies already made garments; if you go by the traditional definition. Now the words are more or less interchangeable

[@StarWarsMoments]

No.

[@OZTutoh]

No.

[@gehlen52]

I own a sewing shop specializing in outdoor gear repair and I am considered a seamster not a seamstress.

[@AnnaLVajda]

I was thinking tailor sounded more masculine too. He also knits?

[@devinpetersen2387]

Nerd

[@aristotlecat]

Sandra Bullock was in the pinnacle of her beauty she made this film.

[@dotnetdevni]

Love Sandra in this brought her back to good old days.

[@mmyers6441]

Sandra Bullocks finest performance. She almost steals every scene she is in. 💗

[@Arthirias]

"Its wrude."

[@theuniversewithin74]

First time I saw Sandra Bullock. I was blown away, to say the least. How can anyone be this smashing?

[@evilspeak5702]

Sandra Bullock has never looked better than in this film. Damn, she is breathtaking, and the films an absolute hoot, so enjoyable it's crazy.

[@thesprawl2361]

Sandra Bullock was always a brilliant comedic performer

[@ShingenNolaan]

This movie is just a blast.

[@marcocoelho4258]

Back when I watched this movie in 93, I never expected to live in it a few decades later.

[@Sgt_Glory]

I wonder if by '32 spicy food and pregnancy will be illegal, and Alexa will fine you for swearing... ...naaah, probably far sooner than that 😕

[@alexanderchristopher6237]

Love Otis Hickory if you’re right, then I don’t think spicy food would be illegal by 2032. Taco Bell may have something to say about that.

[@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps]

@Krystal Giove Well, the self-driving cars are sort of a thing, Schwarzenegger became a political figure and eating healthy and vegetarianism is being pushed.

[@VITAS874]

and live in the sewer

[@ddonchiji]

It's scary. This film is truly prophetic!

[@sputnikalgrim]

Omg Sandra is a goddess, but seriously back in day omg

[@breakawaymotorsports]

Love the "air bag" scene. Wesley Snipes was legendary in this movie as well. Third best Stallone movie in my opinion, after Rambo and Rocky.

[@MarsFKA]

Love Sandra Bullock.

[@theslayer2861]

I like how one of his eye brows are raised at all times

[@-M0LE]

For me definitely underrated.... in my top ten and one film that doesn’t get put on uk tv as much as other things

[@AllenHanPR]

The car design for this movie was really on point for the future.

[@sadigov]

falcon wing doors and all

[@AC-iz7eh]

Those are General Motors Ultralite cars

[@610Hobbies]

This was such a great and funny movie, wish they had made it a series or something.

[@mactavish2401]

Simon phoenix best rehab program..is like upgrade your F16 block 10 to block 25 🤣

[@alfisyahr]

more like block 70

[@mactavish2401]

@@alfisyahr wow..... That way to much men

[@alfisyahr]

@@mactavish2401 Maybe. But fair. Because he has a rehab program of future super terrorist.

[@mactavish2401]

@@alfisyahr yeah agree. Demo, assasin, firearm, martial art, sabotage, kidnapping, hacking... All in super terrorist dream 🤣

[@ainzooalgown7589]

Nah more like P51 Mustang to F18 Super Hornet

[@HonorTrees]

Last line should have been, I’ll weave him a story.

[@cynthiapereira8403]

Or “tell him a yarn”.

[@Sephvion]

No idea why this scene popped into my head, as I'm going to sleep, but I'm here for it lol. Always a good laugh.

[@newyorkersliverentfree]

"Can you give me Phoenix's rehab program now?" 😂🤣😂

[@Spookssga]

His definition of being nice is "Im Dredd, I AM THE LAW" tell me what I want to know or ill turn ya office into a warzone

[@user-po8ri5pq9g]

“Subtle” What little I know of this movie I do know this: That is a lie.

[@evanjohnson1299]

I think he means subtle for him, and from what I remember he was fairly subtle relatively speaking.

[@vexxama]

In a more benevolent sense, thisd be pretty cool. I’d love learning something over time in my sleep. A new language, how to cook new things, something productive.

[@tonydaza8504]

Fr

[@MMCUSN]

Torture Methodology. When you need to find out who ate all the Cheeto's and you can't find the black light.

[@OhHiMark2004]

Stallone is clearly trying hard not to laugh as he gives her the sweater. I have a permanent grin on my face. Sandra Bullock is just sweet

[@mexicanguy831]

2032 is only almost 12 years from now

[@robbirob557]

Scary isn't it?

[@mexicanguy831]

Not really

[@cleanerben9636]

Keep your guns

[@mexicanguy831]

Protect yourself from the right wing alt right white supremacists fascists!

[@RageAZA]

arnie aint president...yet.

[@retiredsnowbunnyhunterx5106]

Lol i dont know why i was thinking the word seamtress the other day now i remember hearing it from this movie.

[@saemushailstorm3135]

she was SOOO CUTE !

[@arrownoir]

The language box dropped the ball on that f bomb by Spartan.

[@SnootchieBootchies27]

Stallone's best work.

[@daveschozer6166]

She's so HOTTTT

[@incarnateTheGreat]

Is anyone gonna talk about how easy it was for Bullock to override an Access Denied file?

[@stevekaczynski3793]

A computer geek? She literally played one in "The Net", made a few years later.

[@Shazam999]

lol I always loved that. "Aw come on, let me see it!" Computer: "okay!"

[@StudSupreme]

sandra bullock sure was a cutie back in the day

[@kjeldlarsen912]

Stallone woke up in that WOKE world

[@Sketch1ish]

Love this movie

[@hleland4546]

Man movies in the realm of this genre pale in comparison to this film. A film that was definitely ahead of it's time and is timeless!

[@josephthreefingers8450]

He hit it in real life. Probably during the whole movie.

[@JWolfcat]

Aww, he knit her a sweater, that is so sweet! 😍 Can he clean house and cook too?

[@NotAnIlluminatiSpy]

Spoiler alert: He wasn't very subtle at all.

[@mrspidey80]

But he was good at knitting.

[@arielg7000]

so cool man

[@rhey81]

They should have done a sequel with Spartan taking on various seamstress and tailoring competitions. With explosions, of course.

[@crispinjulius5032]

Movie land 2032: they have cars that protect you completely, stun wands and energy rifles. Real world 2032: a new dog food recipe, mascara that “won’t run EVER,” and the ability to order Taco Bell.

[@marypoppins1853]

I remember thinking she would never look better than this when it first came out

[@drunk3n_m0nk12]

Oh 90's Sandra Bullock. You warm my cockles even to this day.

[@KibaRanger_Kou]

"Here I made this for you" Hahahaha!

[@brucehammadalee3835]

Its hard to believe Sandra Bullock was 29 in this movie

[@JanisPearl02]

I love how Sandra's name is Lenina Crowne, and how that's a nod to Aldous Huxley, and I love how John Spartan's move out of cryo and return to Earth is basically just like Hal Bregg's return from the stars (in Lem's Return from the Stars, to a society where natural impulses are taboo), and I love the chemistry between Stallone and Bullock, and I love the 'sex' scenes, and I love how the religious (er...restaurant) wars ended with Taoism (err....Taco Bell) being the last one standing....and...did I mention I love this movie and in 2024 I am begging for a remake/update?? (though nothing can match the original's charm, and it would be a different movie today)

[@cloudstrife206]

Sandra 😍

[@MrBanktools]

God Sandra Bullock was gorgeous.

[@johnchaney5386]

I SURE WISH SANDRA COULD KEEP UP ..LOL😂😝🤭

[@salamander-hi4ov]

0:06 love those knee high boots.. they should made every cops wear knee high boots in reality LOL

[@sam918763]

you know what that computer ranting reminds me of? the intro to deadshot in suicide squad. lethal with pistol, assault rifle, smg, shotgun, missile launcher, list goes on yadda yadda lmao

[@ragepage1596]

One of the best documtery films.

[@cristhianramirez6939]

I love sandra bullock here, she is so sweet and beautiful

[@WilliamsWhite72]

I would love to have Sandra Bullock in my life

[@marypoppins1853]

The squad car in this movie reminds me of the BMW i8 of today.

[@Al-ok1lj]

Sandra is so stunning

[@dogzdigital]

She has some fine features.

[@victorvaliantofficial]

2:00 As a kid this scene thought me how to write up an impressive resume ;D

[@mikepowell9439]

Well, Simon Phoenix had his free upgrades.

[@phantomthiefjoker939]

2:27 THAT my dear, is a million dollars question.

[@psps6623]

Yo, Nanny Fran looks TIGHT!

[@kristianmcdonald3815]

Of all the things that could(and have sort of) come true from demolition man.. having a grateful woman in 2032 is just too unbelievable

[@dmaster20ify]

Man I never caught that part of the story when I last watched this movie, years ago.

[@mandypandy9507]

I love this film x x x

[@1981AMORA]

I see they were driving Teslas back then... Nice!

[@JLOFlix]

I'm STILL in love with her! ;)

[@grahamharper8114]

I am so in love with Sandra, she's still a total hottie today.

[@bri4njeff3rs0n]

"Who develops these programs?"

[@dragonking1097]

Good rule of citizen ship. When corruption is in the air it’s the citizen’s duty to challenge their leaders to keep them honest.

[@RobeonMew]

0:22 - oh NAO you wanna kiss him. After the gift

[@Nothing-qq4hd]

Stallone had this conversation with himself about every Arnold movie that became a bigger blockbuster than his..

[@metaparcel]

I could bet you a dollary doo that Musk saw this scene while smoking his joint in South Africa and shouting "That's it!" when thinking of what a futuristic car from the future should look like.

[@hoosierfan27]

Goodness!! Is there a cuter American actress than Sandra Bullock in this movie?

[@phantomthiefjoker939]

1:01-1:13 Me: Ah, gotcha. Wait a second...hold on, back up! You're saying that every electronic chip in the inmates are programmed to do what the chip is...telling them, including me to do as we are doing??? Something's not right here. I mean, if EVERY inmate are programmed to be rehabilitated, why it didn't do it's peaceful programming to Simon Phoenix?

[@ALSPEHEIR]

That is the point of the movie, and it explained further latter on. On top of that, the rehabilitation is not Matrix style where you just upload anything you want in a few seconds. It takes years for that. In fact, the rehabilitation takes the lenght of your sentence.

[@bethenawaltz4190]

You raise a great point, and you're beginning to touch at an irony in this scene -- one of a lot of ironies in this movie, all of which make this movie so amazingly good and extremely well-aged. The irony is that John Spartan and Simon Phoenix _haven't_ changed due to their prison rehabilitation program. Sure, John knows how to do things a seamstress can do, but he's still John Spartan the maniac detective. Simon Phoenix is the same; the only difference now is that instead of being that maniac who established his kingdom in Santa Monica in 1996 (actual dialogue from the movie, btw) through his sheer talent; the _only_ difference now is that he has the actual technique and the training to back up his sheer talent. So, essentially, the irony is that the prison rehabilitation program *_didn't change John or Simon at all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!_* And that they're the same people who they've always been. And this is further proven when Dr. Cocteau, the supposed mastermind who supposedly programmed Phoenix to have all these skills, is killed, admittedly, not by Phoenix, but _still instead by Phoenix's order!!!!!_ He orders that Jesse Ventura henchman to kill Cocteau, essentially showing that he, Phoenix, is *_Above_* what anyone programs him to be!!!!!!!! This movie is really fucking amazing, and really really good, and the acting performances by Stallone and, of course, especially Snipes are so, so good, and the writing in this movie is fucking amazing as well; because I watched damn near every scene of this movie, I kept thinking to myself, "Holy shit, more and more meta and fuckin meta commentary and shit" fuckin awesome ass movie man, awesome ass movie, incredibly smart and incredibly sharp

[@i_i8924]

@@bethenawaltz4190 Can't say it better myself

[@turtleboy991]

Hey, seamstress's have their uses! Who better to apply stitches in case of serious cuts, lacerations, or even dismemberment?? Lol

[@cosmoevents21st56]

Sandra was such a cutie.

[@stevekaczynski3793]

What looks like a continuity error - at 0:54 she actually seems to be wearing the red pullover he knitted for her. A few seconds later she is merely holding it.

[@Ohwhin]

I'm good at subtle. Was I the only one watching this years ago who said, out loud, NO YOU'RE NOT!

[@john-lenin]

You misspelled the title.

[@costamiguel1984]

True, fixed it. Thanks.

[@SDguy3030]

Why dont movies like demolition man come out anymore? Are those indie movies or what?

[@devilslayerthesaintofkille1317]

Amazing how phoenix gets everything handed to him by those in power, just like with today's people in power. And questioning it would be rude, or in other words politically incorrect, which is why people in power get away with their crimes and the injustice never gets addressed.

[@HalfCracker4life]

But Phoenix was just a pawn used to get what the Evil Dr. wanted tho.

[@TheSjuris]

HalfCracker4life the evil doctor didn’t think it all the way through.

[@HalfCracker4life]

@@TheSjuris Yep.