A new picture recently released by AICN of Sylvester Stallone’s upcoming old school actioner THE EXPENDABLES continues to cement the fact that this flick is all balls-to-the-wall action, all the time. Of course, when you have Stallone himself, Jason Statham, Dolph Lundgren, Mickey Rourke, Jet Li, Steve Austin, and Terry Crews playing mercenaries who go to South America to fuck a ruthless dictator’s shit up, you expect a healthy dose of action. Here we see Stallone hanging on for dear life on a seaplane, probably right after he wrestled a couple of alligators, took down a team of guerillas with his bare hands and ate a live pig. Click on those bulging biceps to see the full, big-sized picture. And see the mercenaries in action on April 23rd next year.
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