Escape Plan

See that picture up there? Okay, so just imagine this picture on top of Arnold’s face.

For the third weekend in a row, 'Gravity' dominated the box office, taking no prisoners in its quest to become one of 2013's most deserving blockbusters. However, its tremendous success has been at the expense of a handful of other films, which have been crushed in Alfonso Cuaron's titanic wake.

"What kind of man would choose to spend his life in prison?" It’s the most obvious question in Mikael Hafstrom’s 'Escape Plan,' and while it’s asked early on in the startling convoluted action film, it’s never quite answered, probably because the answer is actually, "well, otherwise we wouldn’t have a movie here."

It's the ultimate showdown, Sylvester Stallone vs. Arnold Schwarzenegger. 'Escape Plan,' starring both of these action movie giants, has debuted a clip pitting these two against each other. So who will win out, and who "fights like a vegetarian"?

Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger are bringing their upcoming film, 'Escape Plan,' to Comic-Con and it's going to wind up being one of the hottest tickets all weekend. But, we've got good news for you. You can beat the lines and snag yourself a reserved seat so you can bump shoulders with Arnold and Sly and be the first to see 'Escape Plan'!

Think you've heard all that Comic-Con 2013 has to offer this year? Think again! Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger will be on-hand at Comic-Con to show off the world premiere of their upcoming action film, 'Escape Plan' and you can score tickets and meet the two action heroes in person. Let's find out how!

When a structural-security authority finds himself incarcerated in the very prison he helped design, he teams up with an inmate to break out.

'Escape Plan' (previously titled 'The Tomb') feels like a movie we've been waiting 30 years to see: a team-up between action icons Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger. Technically, the two musclebound actors appeared together in the 'Expendables' films, but that was a glorified cameo on Arnie's part. This one is the real deal. The first poster for this sure-to-be-amazing-even-if-it's-not