Sylvester Stallone Teases a ‘Demolition Man’ Sequel
naFor many of us Europeans, the first time we had heard of Taco Bell was when we headed into the cinemas of the early 90’s to catch the latest muscle ripping action film with Sylvester Stallone. The film I’m referring to, for those WOKEy teens amongst us (damn your youth), is 1993’s Demolition Man. The action packed film saw Stallone play Sgt. John Spartan, a police office brought out of suspended animation, to face a criminal maniac, played by Wesley Snipes.
Well, it seems that we may be heading back to the future, as Stallone Teases a ‘Demolition Man’ Sequel. In an Instagram QnA this past weekend, he let slip the following.
We are working on it right with Warner Brothers and it’s looking really fantastic. It should come out…that’s going to happen.
You can watch the full QnA below…
So, it sounds like Warner Brothers are finally moving ahead with a sequel, which is a really nice surprise consider the films 27 year gap.
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