All articles tagged with #expendables
The Expendabelles, an all-female action spin-off of The Expendables, is being revived and moved forward, though no production details—such as cast, director, or a release date—have been announced yet.
Eclectic Pictures and Hollywood Ventures Group unveiled Expendabelles, a female-driven spinoff/origin story for The Expendables, at Cannes, aimed at expanding the franchise with a new generation of elite female operatives set in the late 1990s; Lionsgate is involved, and the project is in packaging with talent in talks after previous attempts stalled.
Tom’s Guide rounds up three Netflix thriller titles arriving this week: the 2016 shootout Free Fire with a star-studded cast, the Spanish-language suspense Firebreak (2026) about a family trapped by a wildfire, and the four-film Expendables franchise bringing back ’80s action icons to Netflix from February 20. The piece also notes The Night Agent season 3 as the week’s biggest Netflix original.
Lionsgate has acquired rights to develop future 'Rambo' and 'Expendables' projects, including a 'Rambo' prequel starring Noah Centineo, with production set to begin in Thailand next year, expanding their action franchise portfolio.
The Expendables 4 is projected to earn $8-10 million during its opening weekend, falling short of expectations for the franchise. Despite lower numbers compared to its predecessor, the film still outperforms other movies currently in theaters. The fourth installment reunites familiar faces and introduces new cast members to battle a new villain. Sylvester Stallone plans to pass on the leading role to Jason Statham, signaling potential changes for future films in the franchise.
"Expend4ables," the latest installment in the action franchise, fails to impress with its flimsy script and generic action sequences. The movie brings back Sylvester Stallone and Jason Statham as the leaders of a team of aging action stars, who are tasked with retrieving a stolen nuclear weapon. While the body count is high, the action lacks originality, and most of the new characters barely make an impact. Despite the franchise's name recognition, "Expend4ables" falls short in delivering an engaging and satisfying experience.
"Expend4bles," the latest installment in the Expendables franchise, is a predictable yet agile action-comedy film. Sylvester Stallone's character takes a backseat to Jason Statham's solo storyline, teaming up with new cast members including Tony Jaa and Megan Fox. The plot revolves around a typical mad scheme to profit from global destruction, with a nuclear warhead as the ticking time bomb. The movie's humor comes from slapstick violence and absurd setups, making it an R-rated cartoon. While not particularly ambitious, "Expend4bles" manages to overcome its flaws and deliver on its action-packed entertainment.
The latest installment in the Expendables franchise, Expend4bles, attempts to deliver a good action movie but falls short. While it offers satisfying action sequences with a touch of Hong Kong flair, the film suffers from an oddly paced plot and a cramped cast that fails to fully showcase its new additions. With the franchise's signature nostalgia and wish fulfillment worn out, Expend4bles lacks a unique identity and fails to offer anything beyond the charm of its main stars, Sylvester Stallone and Jason Statham.
The fourth installment of the Expendables franchise, titled "Expend4bles," receives a scathing review, with critics calling it a low point for the series. The film, which features Jason Statham as the main focus and only a brief appearance by Sylvester Stallone, introduces several new cast members who fail to make an impression. The action scenes are poorly executed, the plot is weak, and the CGI and greenscreen shots are subpar. While there are some moments of humor and chemistry between Stallone and Statham, the overall consensus is that it's time to end the franchise.
"Expend4bles," the fourth installment in the "Expendables" franchise, is a disappointing and lackluster action movie that fails to capture the nostalgia, charisma, and charm of its predecessors. The film suffers from a weak plot, clumsily staged combat scenes, and cheap-looking special effects. The dialogue is uninspired and delivered with little enthusiasm, while the humor falls flat. Overall, "Expend4bles" is a boring and forgettable addition to the franchise, lacking the entertainment value that made the series appealing in the first place.