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                    [Title] => Sylvester Stallone back to big action in 'The Expendables'
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With his business shirt, black tie and blue tinted shades, Sylvester Stallone looks more like a hipster movie executive than a battle-worn bruiser on a deadly mission in South America.

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                    [Title] => Sylvester Stallone back to big action in 'The Expendables'
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