Brandy Sanders

Demolition Man -- A Los Angeles policeman and his ruthless nemesis from 1996 -- are sentenced to frozen incarceration as inmates -- into 2032 whenthey re-enter a bewildering and pacifist society.

In the violent 1990s, a cop (Sylvester Stallone) catches a relentless killer (Wesley Snipes), and both end up in a cryogenic deep freeze. In the peaceful year 2032, the criminal emerges from his long chill and attacks the now crimeless California. Unable to stop the bloodshed, a "Big Brother" boss (Nigel Hawthorne) defrosts the murderer's past nemesis, who struggles to adapt to the ways of a new world and a restless new partner (Sandra Bullock).

A Los Angeles policeman and his ruthless nemesis from 1996 -- are sentenced to frozen incarceration as inmates -- into 2032 whenthey re-enter a bewildering and pacifist society.

A Los Angeles policeman and his ruthless nemesis from 1996 -- are sentenced to frozen incarceration as inmates -- into 2032 whenthey re-enter a bewildering and pacifist society.

Sgt. John Spartan doesn't fight crime. He rips into it like a junkyard dog. He's the Demolition Man. And he is the future's only hope. Sylvester Stallone and Wesley Snipes go at it amid dazzling cyber-future of 2032 in this funny action blast.

Box office action superstars Sylvester Stallone ('Cliffhanger,' 'Rocky' & 'Rambo' film series) and Wesley Snipes ('Passenger 57,' 'Rising Sun') star as a Los Angeles policeman and his ruthless nemesis in this epic action-packed adventure about their obsessive pursuit and war of vengeance from 1996 -- when they are sentenced to frozen incarceration as inmates of a futuristic penitentiary -- into 2032 when they re-enter a bewildering and pacifist society. Breaking box office records as the biggest fall opening in history, this film is 'laced with juicy social satire [and] absurdist humor' (The Hollywood Reporter) and has been called 'the most entertaining futuristic action film since the original 'Terminator'' (People Magazine). Co-starring Sandra Bullock ('Wrestling Ernest Hemingway'), Rob Schneider ('Saturday Night Live') and stand-up comic Denis Leary.