Sylvester Stallone considers THIS movie his best work

Sylvester Stallone declared his finest feature, out of all his movies.

The veteran actor has headlined blockbuster franchises, action staples, and cult favorites throughout his long and distinguished career.

In a recent interview with GQ, he stunned fans by giving a shoutout to one film that was overlooked back then.

The star distinguished his movie, Demolition Man (1993) as a masterpiece adding, "I think it was a great movie. It's one of the few films that really [holds] up, and it is almost close to happening.”

The 79-year-old legend portrayed Detective John Spartan, who is released from a suspended-animation prison, CryoPrison, in 2032 to catch an old and violent enemy called Simon Snipes (Wesley Snipes) - a psychopathic killer.

He further broke down the role in the movie, “[It's] the gentle-ization of society, everything's so meek. I thought it was just very, very contemporary. I thought it was really well done.”

Stallone also complimented Wesley Snipes for the construction of a memorable villain in Demolition Man.

The Rocky actor elaborated the stunts, Wesley dug down and gave a very memorable character. He did things with his hair and his voice, and he was good.

“He was at the top of his game then,” the First Blood star said.

Stallone further praised the production team of the Marco Brambilla-directed movie, and recalled the "two most dangerous stunts" he's "ever done."