Because he’s the star-spangled super-soldier everyone loves to hate, and we’ll be seeing him again on our screens soon enough.

(Is this Demolition man or Dennis Dunphy? I'm not very sure. I think he is actually Dennis...)

Captain America was feeling like the Avengers didn’t deserve him after some of the Avengers decided to kill the Supreme Intelligence in the end of the Galactic Storm. He was getting very depressed. By the help of his friends, Cap was getting better again.

Still one of my favorite movies.  Expect more posts when I finish reading this month's book. No, it's not Demolition Man, but this month's book has lead to a few "ah-hah" moments that have given me more respect for  how clever this movie actually is below the surface.

Still one of my favorite movies.

It's an old movie, but I still love to get this out and watch it every now and then.  The 'nanny state' might not (quite) have reached the level of Coctau's society in Demolition Man. But how many of the freedoms that Edgar Friendly rolls off in his rant can you actually enjoy today - either due to outright regulation and bans or some form of social guilting.