I agree that this still hods up, and is perhaps more relevant today, with its political correctness and things you cant say. John Spartan is an amusing double for Don Trump running for election.

I didn't catch this one in theaters unfortunately, but I did see Cliffhanger in theaters. That opening scene where the woman falls to her death was so intense and crazy. I was 10 years old at the time, and to this day, that opening scene in Cliffhanger is one of the most intense scenes I've ever experienced in a movie theater. I only saw one movie more than once in the theaters back in '93, and that movie was Jurassic Park.
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in 1988 I bought my first car. A 1970 Oldsmobile 4-4-2. Except for the color (mine is black and gold) it is identical. When the commercial for the movie came out, I could only see glimpses of the car and thought it was probably a Chevelle. To this day the reveal is second only to Orson Welles' in "The Third Man".

I have links below to sign the petition of deleted/extended scenes released. 1,000 is the signature goal.
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/2/get-a-demolition-man-special-edition/
https://www.change.org/p/warner-brothers-release-a-demolition-man-special-edition
http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/demolition-man-released-on-blu-ray.html
There are links with the interview of Sylvester Stallone and Jesse "The Body" Ventura and a cut out footage from ads. They don't show Jesse Ventura in his cut out fight scene in that video on youtube.
http://www.manlymovie.net/2015/02/video-stalloneventura-talk-demolition-man-fight-scene.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AlDzA-mbx_o&list=FLiDkfUxWzmS7VsVgijXT1KA&index=6
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNhs99lO9dE&list=FLiDkfUxWzmS7VsVgijXT1KA&index=11

I have no idea why I never went to see this in theaters. I saw Stop Or My Mom Will Shoot and Cliffhanger at theaters and at the time I was really excited for this one. Just wasn't meant to be. But I bet this really was amazing on the big screens.

Saw it once, in Chelsea, NYC at 23rd and 8th, where I pretty much saw all movies in 1993, except for, maybe The Firm and The Fugitive. Back then it was one of the largest theaters in Manhattan.
I enjoyed it a lot. Good satire of society and even movies themselves. It was especially true since this was kind of the time that political correctness was taking off.

Waited till it was shown at the $1 discount theatre. Saw it 5 times there

Acting was brilliant and vibrant. A real unappreciated classic action/scifi type movie.

I watched it tonight for probably the first time in 20 years. It's a fun movie, but wow the acting is terrible. It's like a school play.

Went to see it for my best friend's 10th birthday, and we still quote it to this day.
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I saw it and loved it

Good action movie.

I saw it at the theater, but I don't remember which day it was exactly, I was only 13 at the time. I just remember going to see it with a friend and his little brother, and we loved it. Based on the strength of this movie we also saw Judge Dredd and Daylight in the theater, neither of which we liked. I don't even remember Daylight at all, which is probably a testament to how forgettable it is. I'm serious, I don't even remember a single scene.
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yep it has that effect on people
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I saw it in the theater. I still quote lines from it with friends to this day.
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Watching now

Yes, saw it with a few buddies for my birthday, and it blew my mind. Great action film from back in the day.

Still no deleted scenes released. There's an interview with Sylvester Stallone and Jesse Ventura by Eric Bischoff.
There is a scene cut out with Sylvester Stallone fight Jesse Ventura. They released the deleted scenes in Titanic and in a cut out scene Leo DiCarpio's character fights the villain played by David Warner. This dates back to when Jesse Ventura was with WCW when Demolition Man was made and he's considering running for president of the United States in 2016 considering Howard Stern as his running mate.
They still haven't released the deleted scenes in the movie. I tried petitioning but people are too lazy to sign and not enough signatures on the petition. I tried to contact Warner Brothers on that and they won't respond.
I have a petition on reshaping the world that takes action on the economy crisis, budget crisis and so much greed. That's more important than a Demolition Man special edition. I host 2 groups on care2.
http://www.care2.com/c2c/group/Reparing
http://www.care2.com/c2c/group/Entertianment
Also there are scenes cut out when Simon Phoenix (Wesley Snipes) kills Zachary Lamb (Bill Cobbs) with John Spartan's (Sylvester Stallone) daughter. There's a cut out scene at the cryo-prison playing an image of Dr. Raymond Cocteau (Nigel Hawthorne) when John Spartan fights new recruits to Simon Phoenix's criminal gang and the goon who killed the Cocteau character played by Jesse "The Body" Ventura. Jesse Ventura's character defeated in the cut out scene could've been knocked out. Someone posted on here long ago that they were showing footage of the movie and the cut footage shown is John Spartan fighting the character played by Jesse Ventura. I read the novelization and 4 part comic book adaption. It's not completely movie accurate but tells the whole story.

Agreed. I just watched this again a few weeks ago, and I'm shocked at how well it still holds up.

In my opinion Snipes did an even better job then Stallone here. Funny, charismatic, likeable, intelligent psychopath.
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I saw it in autumn 1993 and thought it was fabulousas a big-screen experience it was pretty hard to beat. But in this country (Britain) at least, more people discovered it on the small screen.
It deserved to be Sly's big hit of the year, but Cliffhanger beat it by some way.

If Rocky Balboa listened to Lady Gagais this the movie we'd get? http://youtu.be/o_tPQzEkqQo

I lost count as to how many times I saw it at the theatre. Just watched it AGAIN this past weekend, on DVD of course. Still love it!!!
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I did! I was 15 and loved it! Still do!
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