![]() It was a notable film for its stars, showcasing Stallone's and Snipes' penchants for action, and offering blockbuster visibility for Bullock, still on the rise in 1993. "Demolition Man" was a high-profile, big-budget studio tentpole that opened at #1 at the box office and made over $159 million worldwide. His Maandi House Studios is described as a Next-Gen digital media content manufacturer with deals at WME Studios and NBC/Universal.It's curious, then, that Brambilla's feature film debut should be something as boldly commercial - and as slickly exciting - as the 1993 sci-fi actioner " Demolition Man" starring Sylvester Stallone, Wesley Snipes, and Sandra Bullock. Snipes next appears opposite Eddie Murphy in Netflix’s Dolemite Is My Name and is one of the stars of RZA’s Cut Throat City, whose ensemble cast also includes Ethan Hawke, Terrence Howard and Eiza Gonzalez. Stated Cherubini: “As we look to develop the next generation of media content, we know that it doesn’t just need to be diverse and exciting, but its production must support and protect the communities where it’s created.” Snipes and the producers want to debunk the idea that it costs more to make a sustainable movie than a “normal” production. “This is a vehicle to demonstrate the next generation of indie filmmaking in a 5G powered world,” said Snipes in a statement. “It is our goal to show how a 100 percent Certified Renewable Energy film production can show love for the environment, community and still produce a kick-ass popcorn movie.” The project aims to use sustainable methods that will make the planned production an environmentally friendly affair. It will be his first turn as a villain since Demolition Man, the 1993 sci-fi action movie that also starred Sylvester Stallone and Sandra Bullock. ![]() Snipes will play the leader of a group of ex-soldiers robbing the casino. ![]() Oscars: Wesley Snipes, John Travolta Added to Presenters Lineup
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