Sylvester Stallone, whose The Expendables 2 opened at No. 1 this weekend, will hit theaters again next year in the action movie Bullet to the Head.
Warner Bros. just released the first trailer for the movie, based on the graphic novel written by Matz and illlustrated by Colin Wilson. The plot centers on a New Orleans hitman (Stallone) who joins up with a New York City cop (Fast Five’s Sung Kang) to form an alliance to bring down the killers of their respective partners.
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The trailer features a lot of the action moviegoers have come to expect from a Stallone film, but the actor also pokes fun at his age — and perhaps his status as a legendary action hero of the 1970s and ’80s — in the clip.
At one point, he and Kung are sitting in a car listening to Foreigner’s 1978 hit song “Hot-Blooded,” when Kung asks Stallone if they can “listen to something from this century.”
Later, Stallone is talking about sounding like a “broken record,” when Kung quips, “They don’t even make records anymore.”
