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TRAILER!: The Expendables

POSTED: Thursday, April 1, 2010, 9:25 PM

Filed Under: Movies trailer!

Drool.

How can you not be excited about this return to '80s-style actioners, starring the classic (Stallone and Lundgren together again!) and the comparative newbies (Statham, Li), plus former Eagle Terry Crews who is just not in enough movies (has anyone caught his BET reality show The Family Crews?!)? Plus, dig the Schwazenegger and Willis cameo! I'm pumped, but I'm hoping this is more True Lies than First Blood Part II. Still, I mourn JCVD's lack of involvement. As any long time City Paper reader knows, JCVD just makes everything better. Oh, god, August 13 just can't come soon enough. RELATED >> NOW SEE THIS: The 160 Greatest Arnold Schwarzenegger Quotes of All Time

Lindsey

Posted 2010-04-05 18:26:20

Terry Crews is one of my favorite T.V. dads, right up there with Sandy Cohen and Keith Mars.

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