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]]> http://screencrave.com/2010-01-06/sly-stallone-broke-neck-and-almost-died-while-filming-the-expendables/comment-page-1/#comment-15771 Zeiram Thu, 07 Jan 2010 11:06:28 +0000 http://screencrave.com/?p=57305#comment-15771 He should take it easy... I mean, for goodness sakes it's just a movie. We all love Sly Stallone, but he should fess up to the fact that he's not a 20 something anymore. In all seriousness, he should begin to take it easy. This should not be seen as a sign of weakness or "getting old". Sly may not be (physically) that same young star we fell in love with in movies like Rocky and First Blood, but he's still the screen legend we all know and love. As a gifted actor, director and writer he should be very proud of the legacy he's brought to the American film industry. A proud canon of work rife with great stories, brilliant performances and terrific film making. Sure he's got his flops, but who doesn't really? Sly is also not Sir Lawrence Olivier; but like many, many other actors he doesn't have to be. His legacy is one that is unique, credible and all around decent. So for our sakes, for your own sake, for the sake of humanity in general; Mr. Stallone, please rest now and throw in the towel (as far as this sort of thing is concerned). You've done quite enough for queen and country. He should take it easy… I mean, for goodness sakes it's just a movie. We all love Sly Stallone, but he should fess up to the fact that he's not a 20 something anymore. In all seriousness, he should begin to take it easy. This should not be seen as a sign of weakness or "getting old". Sly may not be (physically) that same young star we fell in love with in movies like Rocky and First Blood, but he's still the screen legend we all know and love. As a gifted actor, director and writer he should be very proud of the legacy he's brought to the American film industry. A proud canon of work rife with great stories, brilliant performances and terrific film making. Sure he's got his flops, but who doesn't really? Sly is also not Sir Lawrence Olivier; but like many, many other actors he doesn't have to be. His legacy is one that is unique, credible and all around decent. So for our sakes, for your own sake, for the sake of humanity in general; Mr. Stallone, please rest now and throw in the towel (as far as this sort of thing is concerned). You've done quite enough for queen and country.

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