The Expendables (2010)

[Dragonrage]

Onda idemo zajedno...ko blizanci hahaha

[Dragonrage]

Hehehe...nađoh ovo na netu...evo kako bi to možda izgledalo u 70-ima

[remike2]

Baš fora poster.

[dragonheart]

Ja pročitao i prvi broj stripa

[Dragonrage]

Epic movie gets and fan made epic trailer treatment

EPIC TRAILER

Korean poster

[A$H]

dobar poster za 70e hahaha..

[Dragonrage]

Yup...samo fale još ovi neki glumci koji su navedeni na posteru...Wayne, Reynolds, Brynner...

A i za neke od ovih koji jesu gore, npr. Van Cleef je lik mogao izabrati neku drugi, bolju fotku...

[Dragonrage]

Prvi od ukupno 5 kratkih behind the scenes videosa koji će dati malo bolji uvid u stvaranje ovog filma...

Making of - part 1

Drugi making of video, ovaj put posvećen ekipi koja glumi vojnike u filmu...

Making of - part 2

[Dragonrage]

Novi clip iz filma te još par novih stillova...

The Expendables Clip - Basketball Fight

[Dragonrage]

Making of - part 1

Making of - part 2

Hrpa novih slika, novi behind the scenes video i video sa presice sa Comic Cona...

Making of - part 3

Comic Con Press Conference

[Dragonrage]

Hrpa novog materijala...između ostaloga i novi spot nazvan jednostavno "Testosterone"..zatim četvrti behind the scenes video u kojem možete vidjeti koliko je bilo fizički zahtijevno snimanje ovog filma te da je tu bilo mnoštvo ozljeda, od nategnuća, zgloba, razbijenih glava i arkada, pa do napuknuća vrata koje je pretrpio Stallone tijekom snimanja fajta sa Steve Austinom. Zatim tu je i fenomenalan promo interview sa Youtubea u kojem Stallone doslovno raznese Youtube bazukom i bombama, zatim B - Rola koja daje jedna grubi pogled iza scene, te jedan novi eksplozivni clip. Mislim da ne treba ni naglašavati da spoileri frcaju na sve strane...

Making of - part 1

Making of - part 2

Making of - part 3

Making of - part 4

The Expendables TV SPOT - Testosterone

The Expendables - CLIP

The Expendables - Stallone bombing Youtube

The Expendables - B- ROLL

[Wheel Smith]

odbrojava se..... još malo

[Dragonrage]

A evo i posljednji behind the scenes making of video...

Making of - part 1

Making of - part 2

Making of - part 3

Making of - part 4

Making of - part 5

A što se pak tiče prvih kritika...one su onako mješovite...neki hvale, nekim pljuju...koliko ima loših, toliko ima i dobrih....ali iskreno, nisam ni očekivao neke pozitivne kritike oko ovog filma. Naime, kritičari nikada nisu ni bili pretjerano naklonjeni akcijskim filmovim 80-ih ala "Cobra", "Commando", "Tango i Cash" itd...pa stoga vjerujem da neče voljet ni ovaj film. Na kraju krajeva kritičari su satrli i zadnjeg Ramba koji je također bio u duhu akcića 80-ih (36% na Rotten Tomatoes), dok ga je publika objeručke prihvatila i nahvalila (70% RT Community na Rotten Tomatoes te 7.3/10 na imd-u na temelju čak 81 tisuće glasova), što će reči, to su filmovi za publiku, ne za kritiku.
Expendablesi na Rotten Tomatoes za sada stalno variraju na oko 45-50%, i što je najzanimljivije, gotovo sve kritike, bilo loše ili dobre zapravo generalno gledjući govore istu stvar, a to je da su Expendablesi film kakvi se više ne rade, čistokrvnio akciće u maniri 80-ih sa pregrš akcije, eksplozija i mano a mano obračuna, to je vjerojatno i najvažnije, jer film i je 80s throwback...samo neki su mu to uzeli za zlo, trežeći u njemu nešto više (izvrsnu priču i karaktrizaciju), dok ga drugi hvale upravo zbog toga, jer to i jesu najvažnije karakteristike takvih filmova...
Što se publike tiče...sudeći po rekacijama i komentarima sa premijera u L.A.-u, Lodnosu i Parizu...oni jedva čekaju ovaj film...

Evo par recenzija...što dobrih, što loših...

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/fil ... 7460.story

Bottom Line: The body count is high and the personalities click in this old-school testosterone fest.

Youtube review....http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcc4z-z0u2Y



http://twitchfilm.net/reviews/2010/08/t ... review.php

The third picture to rise from Sylvester Stallone's late-period career comeback, The Expendables is probably the most anticipated of the lot. While Rambo and Rocky Balboa were deliberate bookends to the most iconic roles of his career, and films that read surprisingly well as post-modern commentaries on Stallone's own life and work, The Expendables finds Stallone tapping into the 80s action aesthetic that made him a huge star in the first place while also setting out to create an entirely new character, an entirely new franchise. And, yes, it works...
...Let's be clear about a few things right up front. By many - if not most - critical standards, The Expendables is not a good film. If you're looking for character arcs, Oscar caliber performances, subtle writing and the like, you have come to the wrong place. Likewise, if you are expecting a comic parody of the period that produced Cobra and Commando, you've come to the wrong movie. If, however, what you want is a film that could easily have come from that era itself, then bingo! The Expendables is exactly the right ticket, a hugely entertaining - though slightly uneven - ride through the testosterone screen style of the past that avoids (almost) every urge to dip into nostalgia...
...Throughout his career Stallone has proven himself capable of producing some surprisingly sharp, nuanced work. This is not one of those films. Where The Expendables is smart is not in the script or the story but in Stallone understanding exactly what his audience wants and then pulling out all the stops to give it to them. A good film? Honestly, probably not. But entertaining? Oh, hell yes.

http://www.boxofficemagazine.com/review ... xpendables

A who's who of classic action stars light up the screen for pure combustible entertainment in Sly Stallone's The Expendables, a sort of Dirty Dozen meets Inglourious Basterds--and then some. Though this film has a less-than-plausible storyline that's already been trotted out in various forms earlier this year (The A Team, The Losers), it's filled with literally explosive excitement. This summer flick finds a group of seasoned mercenaries on an unexpected suicide mission to overthrow a corrupt South American dictator. Released nearly a year after Quentin Tarantino's Basterds, Expendables hopes to make lightning strike twice in an end-of-season mission to storm the box office and makes off with a lot of loot. All signs point to success with male audiences turning out in droves to see a group of stars who, individually, are behind their prime, but together create a dynamite time at the Cineplex and a wee bit of nostalgia for guys longing for action's golden days of the '80s and '90s...
...It's filled with literally explosive excitement.

http://emanuellevy.com/reviews/details.cfm?id=16148

Sylvester Stallone’s all-star actioner is not only dispensable but utterly disposable. A retro combat film, thematically and ideologically, “The Expendables” belongs to the 1980s, when Stallone was still a major star with his populist “Rocky” and “Rambo” movie franchises...For better or worse, it’s the kind of movies that Hollywood doesn’t make anymore (except straight to Video/DVD).

http://www.joblo.com/arrow/reviews.php?id=1374

THE EXPENDABLES, was exactly what I thought and hoped it would be: a macho, funny, fist fight filled, ka-boom heavy hour & half of guns, broham love, guns, one-liners, chases and more guns. You dig 80's action films? BE HAPPY! This badass was a one man army opus but with more than one man doing the human laundry! Sure I would’ve liked more screen time and juice for some of the Expendables and the chain of events felt a tad rushed but other than that, I was SOLD! My balls actually got bigger after watching this one. I am curious to see how THE EXPENDABLES (and MACHETE of for that matter) will do in this day and age of “macho” being out in North America. Time will tell. I hope it kills…cause I want a sequel; big time!

3,5/4

http://www.aintitcool.com/node/46060

Is it a perfect film? No, this isn't DIE HARD. This is just a great fucking time. This is whooping and hollaring and being excited. This is cheering for action exclamations - and Sly treats those Exclamations like AICN does in our headlines. There's always a bit much, and that's what takes you from just gripping your seat to possibly grabbing the sides of your head, breathing into your hands, smiling ear to ear and then just giggling from how much is actually being done here.
Sly handles action the way George Lucas did the Cantina in the original STAR WARS. Any given bit would be a highlight in the other action films of the summer. In THE EXPENDABLES - it is all about excitedly recalling each others' favorite moments and you can do that for a long time.
This is just what I was in the mood for. Something lighter than JOHN RAMBO and ROCKY BALBOA. Something that harnesses the outrageousness of a COBRA, the mayhem of JOHN RAMBO, the manitude of the first 30 minutes of PREDATOR all with a bit of soul, friendship and fist-pumping that I adore from this type of film.
Go into this as many of you are wanting to... with a desire to just see this cast have fun having fun. That's exactly what you get.

http://www.furyofthefilmfan.net/none/th ... iew-2.html

The Expendables is a labor of love, it’s a cinematic homage to the action movie genre and it’s a thank you to all the people who made the action movies what it is today. These guys laid the groundwork for the action movies of the future. Sure action movies have evolved since the 80’s but that’s not to say there isn’t a place for this kind of movie now. So it’s all how you approach this film. Me? I had one hell of a good time with this movie. The Expendables achieves what it set out to do and it did that well. Is it the Ultimate action movie? No, I believe that movie only exists in our minds. This movie? One hell of a fu***ing good time dammit.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/filmblog ... ar-but-fun

It may not be a classic of the form, like Die Hard, The Terminator or First Blood, but it's easily as much fun as notable also-rans of the action genre like Commando, Cobra and Under Siege 2: The Dark Territory. In a year that's shaping up (with few exceptions) to be a huge letdown in the cinema, that's good enough for me.

http://www.cinemablend.com/new/Fathers- ... 20065.html

The Expendables is not a great movie, maybe it’s not even a good movie, but it’s a MAN movie in all capital letters. For fathers, The Expendables is a rare opportunity to share a little bit of the manly movie magic they shared with their dads, with their own sons. It’s violent and gory and utterly reprehensible, there’s no denying it. And it’s true that the story’s a mess and the characters are two-dimensional. Everything Cinema Blend’s Katey Rich wrote in her negative review of the film is absolutely true. She’s dead on. Yet I’m not sure I’d want it made any other way. The Expendables should be like this. It must be this way. Cavemen are two-dimensional, black and white, on or off. From that dogged, admittedly dumb, often careless simplicity comes their power. So it is with The Expendables.

http://www.cinemablend.com/reviews/The- ... -4766.html

Is The Expendables the manliest movie of the summer? Probably-- it is ridiculously violent, fetishizes male strength without being too homoerotic, and treats women as pure, perfect beings who exist to be rescued. That kind of old-school machismo is missing from most modern action movies, and fans of old-school Stallone and Lundgren and company will likely flock to the Expendables with their bros, ready to watch the blood and guts fly. But if you were old enough to love Rambo III un-ironically the first time around, you're way too old now to be fooled by the dull and desperate Expendables.

http://www.filmink.com.au/review/the-expendables-film/

Sylvester Stallone has had some great ideas during his long and winding career, the most impressive still being the creation of the seminal character Rocky Balboa. Coming a close second is his concept for The Expendables: namely, bringing together a crew of big name action stars (many of them grizzled, eighties stalwarts) for an old school bombardment of simple plotting, broad but entertaining characterization, brutal fight scenes, large-scale explosions, and graphically hurled blood and guts. It was always, however, an idea that may have worked on paper without actually panning out as a big screen experience. Thankfully, The Expendables is just as good in execution as it is conceptualization.

http://www.variety.com/review/VE1117943 ... Id=31&cs=1

A hot mess -- that's what Sylvester Stallone and friends have wrought in "The Expendables," a nearly incoherent all-stars-on-deck actioner that plays like "Grown Ups" on nitro or a brutish, blue-collar "Ocean's Eleven" (which, financially speaking, isn't a bad place to be). With no concept to go on at the screenplay level, Stallone impressively assembles a never-before-seen tough-guy lineup the likes of which B-movie fans should feel compelled to witness firsthand. Though the muddled execution falls far short of the talent involved, the Lionsgate release is loud and explosive enough that sequels will likely follow. With "The Expendables," Stallone makes the point that Hollywood wouldn't be the same without these action heroes. As for their big group effort? Not so indispensable.

http://www.colesmithey.com/reviews/2010 ... bles-.html

Lean, mean, funny, and chockablock with fast-twitch demolition spectacle, "The Expendables" represents a grand finale for several generations of action cinema stars. Although there are obvious political influences at play, the film walks a fine generic line of idealism that errs on the side of graphic novel cartoonishness without succumbing entirely to style. When Ross and Lee Christmas (Statham) do a recon mission on the island, their war plane is camouflaged as a "Global Wildlife Conservancy" vehicle. You don't get much wilder than this particular crew of big screen bad-asses.

[Wheel Smith]

da bar postoji negdje barem screener

[Dragonrage]

da bar postoji negdje barem screener

A ne...ovo se definitivno gleda u kinima...

BTW...finalni poster...