Movie News: “Plot” Details Revealed For THE EXPENDABLES 2

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11/05/11
While it still doesn’t have a director attached (Stallone has nixed the idea of wielding the megaphone this time out) or cast yet confirmed, the marketing team behind THE EXPENDABLES 2 have marched on undaunted, unveiling their teaser poster and official synopsis for the sequel in Cannes today.

It should be said that the blurb below does contain a MAJOR SPOILER, so die-hard EXPENDABLES fans should perhaps approach with caution…

“The Expendables are back and this time it’s personal! After Tool (Mickey Rourke), the heart and soul of the Expendables, is brutally murdered on a mission, his comrades swear to avenge him. They’re not the only ones who want blood. Tool’s beautiful young and wild daughter Fiona embarks on her own revenge mission, complicating matters when she is captured and ransomed by a ruthless dictator plotting to destroy a resistance movement. Now Barney and the Expendables must risk everything to save her and humanity.”

Exciting stuff.

Production company Nu Image aim to get the film to our screens in August 2012.

Which faded action stars would you like to see in the movie this time? Will Van Damme suck it up this time and join in the fun, or go do JCVD 2 instead? Let us know with your comments below!

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