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Director: | Marco Brambilla |
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Writer: | Daniel Waters, Peter M. Lenkov, Robert Reneau |
Staring: |
In 1996, brash L.A. detective John Spartan and maniac killer Simon Phoenix are both sentenced to decades in a cryogenic prison as punishment for a rescue mission gone wrong. When Phoenix escapes 36 years later to wreak havoc on the future, Spartan is awakened to capture his nemesis the old-fashioned way. | |
Release Date: | Oct 08, 1993 |
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Director: | Marco Brambilla |
Writer: | Daniel Waters, Peter M. Lenkov, Robert Reneau |
Genres: | Action, Science Fiction, Crime |
Keywords | helicopter, martial arts, crime fighter, social control, museum, future, cryogenics, utopia, product placement, dystopia, fistfight, police, psychopath, prison escape, betrayal, shootout, cyberpunk, explosion, foot chase, warden, subterranean, totalitarianism, censorship, culture shock, knitting, 2030s |
Production Companies | Warner Bros. Pictures, Silver Pictures |
Box Office |
Revenue: $159,055,768
Budget: $57,000,000 |
Updates |
Updated: Aug 02, 2025 Entered: Apr 13, 2024 |
Name | Character |
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Sylvester Stallone | John Spartan |
Wesley Snipes | Simon Phoenix |
Sandra Bullock | Lt. Lenina Huxley |
Nigel Hawthorne | Dr. Raymond Cocteau |
Benjamin Bratt | Alfredo Garcia |
Rob Schneider | Erwin |
Bob Gunton | Chief George Earle |
Glenn Shadix | Associate Bob |
Denis Leary | Edgar Friendly |
Bill Cobbs | Zachary Lamb - Aged |
Grand L. Bush | Zachary Lamb - Young |
Pat Skipper | Helicopter Pilot |
Steve Kahan | Captain Healy |
Paul Bollen | T.F.R. Officer |
Mark Colson | Warden William Smithers - Young |
Andre Gregory | Warden William Smithers - Aged |
John Enos III | Prisoner |
Troy Evans | Tough Cop |
Don C. McGovern | Hopper - Prison Guard |
Patricia Rive | Police Officer |
Anneliza Scott | Police Officer |
Dean Minerd | Police Officer |
Kristopher Logan | Troubled Guy |
Paul Perri | Squad Leader |
Susan Lentini | T.V. Reporter |
Casey Wallace | Little Girl |
Trent Walker | Boggle Guard |
Chris Durand | Museum Guard |
Brett A. Jones | Museum Guard |
Dan Cortese | Taco Bell Entertainer |
Lara Harris | Taco Bell Patron |
Sam Nehira | Taco Bell Patron |
Claude Oatts | Taco Bell Patron |
Alex Chapman | Taco Bell Scrap |
Brandy Ledford | Fiber Op Girl |
Rosemarie Lagunas | Hamburger Stand Scrap |
Ken Baldwin | Wasteland Scrap |
Jack Black | Wasteland Scrap |
Michael Buice | Wasteland Scrap |
Carlton Wilborn | Wasteland Scrap |
Charles Glass | CryoCon |
Ben Jurand | CryoCon |
Billy D. Lucas | CryoCon |
Rhino Michaels | CryoCon |
Toshishiro Obata | CryoCon |
Jesse Ventura | CryoCon |
Adrienne Barbeau | Main Frame Computer (voice, uncredited) |
Rob Schneider | Erwin (uncredited) |
Name | Job |
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Steve Picerni | Stunts, Stunt Coordinator |
Sean Langdon | Carpenter |
Nancy Young | Stunts |
Marco Brambilla | Director |
Daniel Waters | Screenplay |
Peter M. Lenkov | Story, Screenplay |
Elliot Goldenthal | Original Music Composer |
Alex Thomson | Director of Photography |
Stuart Baird | Editor |
David L. Snyder | Production Design |
Robert Gould | Set Decoration |
Craig Barron | Visual Effects Supervisor |
Charles A. Tamburro | Aerial Coordinator |
Pete Antico | Stunts |
Louis D'Esposito | First Assistant Director |
Robert Elhai | Orchestrator |
Cheryl Wheeler Duncan | Stunts |
Charlie Picerni | Second Unit Director, Stunt Coordinator |
Mark De Alessandro | Stunt Double |
Matthew F. Leonetti | Additional Director of Photography |
Marcus Salgado | Fight Choreographer, Stunts |
Debbie Evans | Stunts, Stunt Double |
Sandy Berumen | Stunts |
Dana Hee | Stunt Double |
Thomas Rosales Jr. | Stunts |
Kane Hodder | Stunts |
Troy Robinson | Stunts |
Henry Kingi | Stunts |
Manny Perry | Stunts |
Gregory J. Barnett | Stunts |
Tim A. Davison | Stunts |
Denney Pierce | Stunts |
John C. Meier | Stunts |
Buddy Joe Hooker | Stunts |
Keith Campbell | Stunts |
Eric Chambers | Stunts |
Norm Compton | Stunts |
Richard L. Duran | Stunts |
Kenny Endoso | Stunts |
Ousaun Elam | Stunts |
Danny Epper | Stunts |
Gary McLarty | Stunts |
Randy Hall | Stunts |
Brett A. Jones | Stunts |
Steve Kelso | Stunts |
Henry Kingi Jr. | Stunts |
Jeff Mosley | Stunts |
Peewee Piemonte | Stunts |
Philip Tan | Stunts |
Scott Wilder | Stunts |
Chuck Waters | Stunts |
Tom Billett | Stunts |
George Richmond | Second Assistant Camera |
Robert J. Anderson | Executive In Charge Of Production |
Robert Reneau | Story, Screenplay |
Ferne Cassel | Casting |
Joy Todd | Casting |
Bob Ringwood | Costume Design |
Walter P. Martishius | Art Direction |
Etta Leff | Set Decoration |
Paul Abascal | Hairstylist |
Janis Clark | Hairstylist |
Scott H. Eddo | Makeup Artist |
Richard Snell | Makeup Artist |
Laini Thompson | Makeup Artist |
Natalie Wood | Makeup Artist |
R. Christopher Biggs | Makeup Effects |
Donna Ekins-Kapner | Art Department Coordinator |
Melanie J. Baker | Assistant Art Director |
Sarah Knowles | Assistant Art Director |
Bruce J. Gfeller | Construction Coordinator |
Michael Papac | Property Master |
Craig B. Ayers Sr. | Greensman |
Mark Poll | Set Designer |
Natalie Richards | Set Designer |
Hugo Santiago | Set Designer |
Carl J. Stensel | Set Designer |
Robert G. Henderson | Supervising Sound Editor |
Kevin Spears | Sound Designer |
Michael Geisler | Sound Designer |
Virginia Cook-McGowan | Sound Effects Editor |
Samuel C. Crutcher | Sound Effects Editor |
Greg Dillon | Sound Effects Editor |
Marshall Winn | Sound Effects Editor |
Les Fresholtz | Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
Tom E. Dahl | Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
Joe D. Ramsey | Special Effects Coordinator |
Jacques Stroweis | Animation |
Tricia Henry Ashford | Visual Effects Producer |
Kimberly Nelson LoCascio | Visual Effects Producer |
Steven T Puri | Visual Effects Producer |
John C. Wash | Visual Effects Supervisor |
William D. Barber | Camera Operator |
David M. Dunlap | Camera Operator |
Anthony Gaudioz | Camera Operator |
Michael Genne | Camera Operator |
Michael E. Little | Camera Operator |
Gregory Lundsgaard | Steadicam Operator |
Leslie J. Kovacs | Gaffer |
Andrew Cooper | Still Photographer |
Nick Scarano | Costume Supervisor |
Eric Reasoner | Music Editor |
Steve Duncan | Transportation Coordinator |
Peter J. Silbermann | Unit Publicist |
P.R. Tooke | Script Supervisor |
James Herbert | Production Manager |
Jaymes Hinkle | Art Direction |
Marco A. Campos | Construction Foreman |
Scott Bobbitt | Leadman |
Simon Murton | Production Illustrator |
Jamie Barber | First Assistant Camera |
Michael J. Coo | Key Grip |
Nico Bally | Grip |
Chrisi Karvonides-Dushenko | Assistant Costume Designer |
Thomas Gark | Set Dressing Artist |
Mark Suveg | Craft Service |
Craig Lietzke | Driver |
Mike Brooks | Propmaker |
Jason Menz | Stand In |
Howard Bachrach | Transportation Captain |
Stan Harrison | Video Assist Operator |
Michael Moore | Visual Effects Editor |
Bob Kaiser | Color Timer |
Moose Enright | Best Boy Electric |
Michael A. Jones | Electrician |
Billy Craft | Lighting Technician |
Greg Cantrell | Rigging Gaffer |
Michael Neale | Location Manager |
Ray Zimmerman | Production Accountant |
Mitchell E. Dauterive | Production Coordinator |
Todd Bassman | Boom Operator |
Tim Cooney | Sound Mixer |
Stephen Kennedy | Digital Compositors |
Linda Renaud | I/O Manager |
Eric Allard | Special Effects Supervisor |
Bill Coffin | Visual Effects |
Chris Watts | Visual Effects Coordinator |
Charles J. Bond | Sound |
Brian Callahan | Costumer |
Joseph J. Kontra | Second Assistant Director |
Xochi Blymyer | Second Second Assistant Director |
Mike Blaze | Assistant Property Master |
Christopher S. Ross | Conceptual Illustrator |
Robert Misetich | Set Painter |
Robert Consing | Storyboard Artist |
William C. Carruth | ADR Editor |
Greg Curda | Foley Artist |
James Simcik | Supervising ADR Editor |
Mike Sasgen | Special Effects Assistant |
Tony Allard | Special Effects Technician |
Jeff Matakovich | Additional Visual Effects |
Christopher Duddy | Visual Effects Camera |
Joseph V. Cicio | Assistant Camera |
William E. Fitch | Best Boy Grip |
Michael Brennan | Dolly Grip |
Andrea Chesney | Second Assistant Camera |
David Mann | Assistant Editor |
Lee J. Bognar | Assistant Location Manager |
Christopher Brooks | Supervising Music Editor |
Kurt Greufe | Assistant Accountant |
Benny McNulty | Assistant Chief Lighting Technician |
Tammy Apana | Assistant Production Coordinator |
Bryan Hirota | CG Artist |
David Lea | Choreographer |
Kathryn Mindala | First Assistant Accountant |
David Krudis | Payroll Accountant |
Jennifer Law-Stump | Production Assistant |
Stephen Brain | Production Executive |
Rita Minor | Stunts |
Kenneth Chamitoff | Extras Casting |
John J. Connor | Second Unit Director of Photography |
Tom Priestley Jr. | Second Unit Director of Photography |
John Borland | Stunts |
Kenny Bates | Stunts |
Bob Arnold | Stunts |
John Cade | Stunts |
Clint Cadinha | Fight Choreographer |
Jim Connors | Stunts |
Tabby Hanson | Stunts |
Eric Mansker | Stunts |
Bennie Moore | Stunts |
Bob McGovern | Stunt Double |
Alan Oliney | Stunts |
Eddie L. Watkins | Stunts |
David LeBell | Stunts |
Victor Paul | Stunts |
Gary Robert | Stunts |
Ronnie Rondell Jr. | Stunts |
Tom Bruggemann | Stunts |
Alicia M. Tripi | Hairstylist |
David Horton Sr. | Sound Effects Editor |
Jeannie Epper | Stunts |
Gary Epper | Stunts |
Bob Brown | Stunts |
Glenn Corbett | Rigging Gaffer |
Glenn Cote | Additional Script Supervisor |
Jeff Ward | Stunts |
Robert Grasmere | Visual Effects Supervisor |
Nick Brett | Utility Stunts |
Johnny Borgese | Special Effects |
Name | Title |
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Howard G. Kazanjian | Producer |
Joel Silver | Producer |
Tony Munafo | Associate Producer |
Steven Bratter | Executive Producer |
Pete Catalano | Executive Producer |
Michael Levy | Producer |
Aaron Schwab | Executive Producer |
Faye Schwab | Executive Producer |
Steven Fazekas | Co-Producer |
Jacqueline George | Co-Producer |
James Herbert | Co-Producer |
Craig Sheffer | Executive Producer |
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2024 | 4 | 62 | 105 | 34 |
2024 | 5 | 110 | 130 | 93 |
2024 | 6 | 73 | 124 | 41 |
2024 | 7 | 52 | 88 | 31 |
2024 | 8 | 43 | 77 | 25 |
2024 | 9 | 28 | 47 | 20 |
2024 | 10 | 30 | 64 | 19 |
2024 | 11 | 29 | 53 | 22 |
2024 | 12 | 38 | 51 | 25 |
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2025 | 2 | 28 | 43 | 5 |
2025 | 3 | 8 | 31 | 2 |
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_Demolition Man_ may not exactly be the perfect movie, but the core idea behind the plot is something I've never ever seen done before or since. It's pretty mindless and fairly hammy, but it's fun and enough of an experience to get me across the finish line, no worse for the experience. _Final ra ... ting:★★★ - I liked it. Would personally recommend you give it a go._
Wesley Snipes ("Simon Phoenix") is deep frozen in 1996 for heinous crimes - as is the police officer who apprehended him (Sly Stallone) who also managed to kill 30 innocent folks in the process. When Snipes is thawed out for his parole hearing 35 years later, he discovers that his former playground ... is now a crime-free utopia, designed by Sir Nigel Hawthorne ("Dr. Cocteau") and the new citizens have no way to combat the crime spree his can easily inflict upon them all... What to do? Well, they defrost Sly ("John Spartan"), of course, and together with Sandra Bullock ("Lenina") they set about tracking down and stopping the destruction. It's got a few twists and turns - all is not as it seems in this peaceful, law-abiding city - and Snipes is actually quite good, with his tongue firmly in his cheek and his 90's style dyed blonde coiffure as the baddie, but the dialogue is pretty ropey and the film frequently suffers from a lack of imagination as it rumbles along for almost two hours.