Arnold and Stallone Re-Team In 'The Tomb'
Escape thriller would have been the hottest film of 1994
2012. The End of the World. As the above image attests, it must be getting near that time, as nearly 30 years after their undisputed heyday, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone have finally teamed up for a movie. (Like, for real. As in, for more than 30 seconds of shared screen-time. So that's not counting Schwarzenegger's glorified cameos in the "Expendables" flicks.)
Corwin Neuse, your an A$$hole. Your personal comments have no place in this half hearted attempt of a movie review, or whatever you call this garbage spewing article. You made two identical comments about Arnold's "atrocious facial hair" in just 6 sentences, and we got the message the first time.Then you turned your bitterness on Sly's "embarrassingly diminutive stature" and make fun of both of them about how they will "torture" the English Language in the process.It's obvious what you think of this film and both Actors.
I personally think Arnie's facial hair looks studly and i would kill for a body like either one of these two. You on the other hand, most likely have a small Penis, bald head and a Budda Belly, not to mention a $hitty attitude. Oh, OOPS, i mentioned your $hitty attitude. And finally, 30 seconds with either of these two and it would be you that would be torturing whatever language you speak for the rest of your life.
I have watched Arnold since Mr. Olympia days, I enjoy all his movies (even last action hero) the humor mixed with the action. Glad to see him back, drop some of that lard (it sucks dealing with losers and brain dead people instead of working out and enjoying life!
The expendables was good, not enough action from each character and too short. Hope this will be remedied in #2. As for the critics review of something that does not even have a trailer I treat it like the wind blowing, they would be better off watching butt crack mountain instead of an action movie.
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