Assassins is the last of four films starring Sylvester Stallone, released on Blu-ray by Warner Home Video, and while the series' focus is inevitably on the mumbling star (if not the increasing size of his pulsing temple veins, which grew to dangerous proportions between 1986-1995), each film also presents an opportunity to examine the work of four directors whose careers took decided different turns.
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Richard who?
Assassins is the last of four films starring Sylvester Stallone, released on Blu-ray by Warner Home Video, and while the series' focus is inevitably on the mumbling star (if not the increasing size of his pulsing temple veins, which grew to dangerous proportions between 1986-1995), each film also presents an opportunity to examine the work of four directors whose careers took decided different turns.
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Mark R. Hasan
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12:18 PM
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Assassins (1995),
Joel Silver,
Julianne Moore,
Richard Donner,
Superman (1978),
Sylvester Stallone
Marco who?
Do you know how to use the three seashells? And more important: does it really matter?
That was my reaction back in 1993 when I saw the Demolition Man trailer in theatres for Joel Silver’s latest Kaboom Production, starring Sly Stallone, Wesley Snipes, and two nobodies named Benjamin Bratt and Sandra Bullock.
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Mark R. Hasan
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3:16 PM
Labels:
Daniel Waters,
Joel Silver,
Marco Brambilla,
Sylvester Stallone
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