Netflix has revived Sylvester Stallone’s classic action thriller, bringing it to the streaming service before a planned Pierce Brosnan reboot.
Why it matters
Fans will see Stallone’s classic film available to stream on Netflix.
Key facts
- The revived film is described as a beloved action thriller.
- Netflix’s revival is official, as reported by Collider.
Evidence
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