'Expendables 2' Trailer Light On Schwarzenegger, Heavy On Willis

Ongoing the popularity of the week being the most wonderful week within the good reputation for days for trailers (an exaggeration, sure, but let us opt for it), the initial "Expendables 2" teaser trailer hit last evening, and it is certain to make action lovers weak in the knees. Yes, the "Ex2" trailer is light on Schwarzenegger. But whoa, when Arnie makes his appearance firing a piece of equipment gun off at who-knows-what, it's enough to ensure the Trench we are meeting here's much more happy to flex his badass muscles compared to guy we had within the first "Expendables." Plus, exactly what the trailer lacks in Schwarz it a lot more than comprises for in Bruce Willis. The erstwhile John McClane is progressively searching such as the villain from the piece against a Sly and Arnie team-up, and that is too fantastic for any die-hard action fan (see things i did there?) to disregard. Additionally towards the "Expendables 2" trailer, Apple first showed a plot description alongside the very first take a look at footage... and based on your interpretation, major spoilers lie ahead. The Expendables have returned and this time around it's personal... Barney Ross (Sylvester Stallone), Lee Christmas (Lee Statham), Yin Yang (Jet Li), Gunnar Jensen (Dolph Lundgren),Toll Road (Randy Couture) and Hale Caesar (Terry Deck hands) -- with latest people Billy the little one (Liam Hemsworth) and Maggie (Yu Nan) aboard -- are reunited when Mr. Chapel (Bruce Willis) enlists the Expendables to defend myself against a apparently simple job. The job appears like a simple salary for Barney and the gang of old-school mercenaries. However when things fail and something that belongs to them is viciously wiped out, the Expendables are compelled to find revenge in hostile territory where the possibilities stacked against them. Hell-bent on payback, the crew cuts a swath of destruction through opposing forces, causing havoc and shutting lower an unpredicted threat within the nick of your time -- six pounds of weapons-grade plutonium enough to alter the total amount of energy on the planet. But that is nothing in comparison towards the justice they serve from the villainous foe who savagely killed their brother. That's done the Expendables way. So, uh, did the whole plot just get spoiled? Certainly now that we know an Expendable will die. Can we begin to see the formerly rumored Mickey Rourke bite the dust, or shall we be speaking about another hero altogether -- possibly the apparently easily expendable (see things i did again?) Toll Road or Hale Caesar? We'll see. But while we are here, let us just provide a salute that Hemsworth's character is known as Billy the little one. If perhaps Emilio Estevez have been frozen in 1988 ala Stallone's "Demolition Guy," he or she is thing about this crew. Exactly what do you think about the "Expendables 2" trailer? Inform us within the comments section as well as on Twitter!