Watch closely as Phoenix is about to fight the cops near the computer kiosk: the same two people wearing white robes pass behind the officer with the hand-held computer twice. See more...
Lenina's line that she learned her kung-fu moves from watching Jackie Chan movies is possibly a reference to the fact that Chan was offered the role of Simon Phoenix but passed due to his policy of not playing villains. See more...
starring Benjamin Bratt, Nigel Hawthorne, Sandra Bullock, Sylvester Stallone, Wesley Snipes (add more)
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As Phoenix is using the computer stand on the street and accessing Edgar Friendly's info, a box pops up on the screen with a phrase and then Phoenix's name at the end. What does that box say? I've tried pausing it and watching in slo-mo, but its picture is blurred on my screen.
When Spartan is asking about his daughter, all I hear is "(mumble-mumble) happened to her?" Does anyone know what he actually says? [From the subtitles I found and what I remembered I think his exact words were "And my daughter, what happened to her?"]
Answered by Lummie
I remember seeing this movie multiple times years back, and i distinctly remember the restaurant being Taco Bell, why the sudden badly dubbed pizza hut in the new television version? [A number of the European releases of the film replaced Taco Bell with Pizza Hut, as Pizza Hut has a significant international presence, whereas Taco Bell is relatively unknown outside the US, with very few restaurants. While most versions around these days keep the US original dialogue, the altered versions do occasionally crop up, particularly on television.]
Answered by Tailkinker
Why was Simon allowed a damn at the joy joy feeling machine thingy while John was fined for one while talking to his friend? [I'm assuming you're referring to when Simon says "Damn, I'm possessed!" He was hacking the machine when he said it, perhaps he'd corrupted the program or shut off the microphone as a side effect?]
Answered by Grumpy Scot
if John Sparten is fined for saying damn why was Simon Phoenix not fined? They say the same thing so why is only John punished? [While it's never explained, I'd imagine that in such a technologically advanced future, that the machine identifies the voice of the speaker and deducts the fine from his/her account at his/her bank. Since Simon Phoenix was not "in the system" the machine wouldn't know who to fine and thus, said nothing.]
Answered by Grumpy Scot
Does the book 'Brave New World' upon which 'Demolition Man' is based reference the three seashells in the bathroom or is it just a bit of comic relief in the movie ? [For a start, the question is seriously flawed: Demolition Man is not based on Brave New world. The only similarity between the two is that that both are set in conformist future societies. There are a few references in the movie to that book (for example, the character name Lenina Huxley is a combination of BNW character Lenina Crowne and the book's author, Aldous Huxley); but to the best of my knowledge, the "three seashells" was not one of them.]
Does anyone know what that whole "three sea shells" thing is all about? Was there anything that let us know exactly how they worked? [No, they kept it a joke throughout the movie.]
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