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The best critic slams of 'Expendables 3'

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(Phil Bray/Lionsgate)

(Phil Bray, Lionsgate)

The Expendables are back, but they are not necessarily better than ever. The third go-round of Sylvester Stallone’s every-action-dude-ever franchise is getting roasted by critics, who probably had enough with Expendables 1 and 2. The movie currently has a rotten 35% score on Rotten Tomatoes. We rounded up the best critic slams, which might hurt even more than getting punched by all the Expendables. Get ready for a lot of old-people jokes.

USA TODAY’s own Claudia Puig:

The Expendables 3 is as boneheaded and disposable as it sounds.”

NPR:

“The third installment in Sylvester Stallone’s jobs program for expired action heroes is easily the best of the bunch, which is not to say it’s any good.”

The Philadelphia Inquirer:

“This Sylvester Stallone franchise has devolved into the clown car of action movies: a casting gimmick to see how many AARP actors you can cram into one vehicle.”

New York Daily News:

The Expendables 3 lets down its cast with a film that’s about as thrilling as the arrival of a monthly Social Security check.”

Seattle Times:

“If you’ve seen the first two Expendables, you know exactly what you’ll be getting with the third: a testosterone burger, heavy on the ketchup with a hefty helping of hot lead on the side.”

Variety:

“You need The Expendables 3 like you need a kick in the crotch, and while this running-on-fumes sequel may not be quite as painful a thing to experience, it will waste considerably more of your time.”

Orange County Register:

“Rather than artificially extend its life, maybe the time has come to say Rest in Peace.”

New York Magazine:

“A sad, bad parade of uninspired cameos and listless violence.”

Film.com:

“Cripplingly lifeless.”


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