Sylvester Stallone Names 'Demolition Man' Best-Aged Film

Sylvester Stallone has praised the 1993 sci-fi action film Demolition Man as one of his movies that has aged the best, calling it "very contemporary" and almost prophetic about society's future. He highlighted the film's depiction of a gentle, meek society and praised fellow actor Wesley Snipes for creating a memorable, energetic villain, noting Snipes was at the top of his game. Stallone recounted the physically demanding stunts, including being grabbed and spun by a massive metal claw, which he described as some of the most dangerous stunts of his career. He also commended the production design team for their practical set construction, which contributed to the film's lasting impact. The film, directed by Marco Brambilla and co-starring Sandra Bullock, originally received mixed reviews but is now seen as prescient in its themes of digital surveillance and conformity. Stallone's reflections have brought renewed attention and appreciation to the movie's cultural and cinematic significance.