Rambo Review

[@jet5910]

I really don't understand why people say this movie is overly violent. Stallone wanted to portray the horrors that are happening in Burma. and he said in the commentary of the movie that the stuff you seen pales in comparison to what actually is happening there.

[@brandonvortex995]

well some people get horrified the violence in this movie

[@jet5910]

+Brandon Destroyer it's a rambo movie....to me people complaining about the violence in a Rambo movie is like complaining about too many jokes in a comedy. this movie did for me what all the other rambo movies did. showed you the villains and then showed Rambo commencing to annihilating them. however in a more controversial setting

[@MidTierVillain]

Yea, I remember that as well.. He wanted to display the reality of war with the graphic scenes. If this is disturbing, just imagine the reality. I really enjoyed this movie for not holding back, but the plot was very weak.. But, GOTDAMMIT the action scenes were A+!

[@brandonvortex995]

Above Beyond totally agree, gotta give stallone a A+ on his work

[@jet5910]

+Above Beyond exactly! in the commentary they say the violence you see is nothing compared to the reality of what's really going on in burma. I loved this flick I think decker is being a little bit hypocritical here when saying the plot is forced. rambo 4 has almost the exact same plot as Rambo 2 & 3. rambo has to save somebody rambo 2 (p.o.w's) rambo 3 (troutman) from the evil regime that's imprisoned them rambo 2 (V.C.&Russians) rambo 3 (just russians) by doing what rambo does...tearing shit up.

[@bustinlol1987]

You know an actual Christian would understand the pirates being killed

[@jacknapier8201]

Like a muddied spring or a polluted fountain is a righteous man who gives way before the wicked. Proverbs 25:26

[@Dinoslay]

Three words literally sum up this movie: War Is HELL.

[@piecultclan3596]

Dinoslay war never changed

[@axelwulf6220]

Actually War is worse than Hell

[@pandorasangel2747]

War is worse than Hell, atleast in Hell there's no innocent bystander

[@Dinoslay]

@@pandorasangel2747 Hell is the epitome of suffering. War brings plenty of that to everyone.

[@youtubecreators384]

In Hell the guilty are punished. In war the innocent are punished.

[@oldannyboy37]

True Story. Our college did a special scholarship for Burmese immigrants. I was the person assigned to help them succeed on campus and stay out of trouble. A ton of them were Karen and told me about being chased out of their farming villages at rifle point or getting shot at on their way out. One was in a forced labor camp for a long time before he got away (he was essentially a slave). We had a movie night and a scene about a house fire actually lead several of them to leave the room in a panic because it reminded them of their homes being burned down by the government. The Burmese government is pretty freaking cruel. The Burmese students were always really cool though. They appreciated their lives here a lot more than most.

[@elperrodelautumo7511]

At least these people actually witness cruel dictatorships in action.

[@JamesGhodbane]

Fuck the world. - John Rambo

[@rileytheflamingwookiecooki5646]

+James Ghodbane *Roll Credits*

[@Ghost_Of_SAS]

"Making them nazis would be an improvement!" I lost it there.

[@erainmartinez8175]

He looks like Weird with Billy Bobthorn Combined while swearing

[@bigronnie9629]

Rambo was actually my favorite of the series. It showed the unfiltered reality of war, plus it helped shine light of the real civil war and genocide that was occurring in Burma at that time. Another really good and dark war film that came out around the same time was Tears Of The Sun. Anyone who enjoyed this film will enjoy it too.

[@radkonpsygami7634]

Go figure, now Burma (or Myanmar) is one of the fastest economically growing countries. The idea of Rambo helping Christian missionaries in the movie was half interesting yet half untrue considering that in reality the rebels fighting Khmer Rouge were primarily Buddhists (not Christians), but it is true that Christianity is very rare in Myanmar. Perhaps Sylvester Stallone (who seemed to show favoritism toward Buddhist faith in previous Rambo movies) wanted to bring attention to war in Burma with this movies and the only way to do it with an American audience was to turn Christian missionaries into some of the central characters in the movie. The atrocities pictured in the movie and some of the bad guy characters were based off accounts he got from villagers living in Burma. Supposedly the actor who played the brutal leader of the military outpost was inspired by an actual brutal military leader whom he personally witnessed commit atrocities.

[@peacebrossssssssssss]

Radkon Psygami the civil war is still going on. Im an karen and our people still fightin for freedoom in burma you can. You can search knla om youtube or google

[@SgawCules]

Nothing has changed, the Karen are still getting murdered, raped, skinned alive...name it and most likely they've done it.

[@grimtea1715]

The Karen people are still fighting as of 2023. Myanmar has also been and seems to plan to continue to commit a Genocide against the Rohingya (Muslims) as well. Rambo 4/John Rambo is great to have raised awareness about these Atrocities.

[@danielhill3261]

"Rambo," for all it's flaws and basic unwatchable-ness, contains one scene toward the end that I'll never forget. Julie Benz's "Sarah" and the missionaries have just been saved by Rambo. Rambo is standing on a hill above her, looking down as she looks up, and she begins to weep. Rambo's face has the barest expression of regret, almost as if he's saying "I'm sorry." This, I believe, means something. And what I think it means is this: 1985's "First Blood" was fun, and the body count impressive but bloodless. It was fun to watch, and not disturbing in the least. "Rambo" is the opposite, depicting gore, rape, up-close and graphic dismemberment, and yes- footage of actual dead bodies. "Sarah" represents 1985, and the longing for a simpler time, before 9/11 and before that loss of innocence. "Rambo" is 2014 saying "I'm sorry, but we can't go back. I'm sorry." I think it's pretty powerful when you think about it like that, and even if Stallone didn't mean for that scene to contain that message, to me, it does regardless.

[@danielhill3261]

@Alex André Yes I did, and it did indeed!! Thanks!!

[@JohnAvengerJR1985]

This movie is so gory that its one of the brutal action films ever made.Rambo 4 is a very gritty film that still holds up and Stallone brought back the badassery of Rambo.The missionary characters were annoying and deserved everything they got.If you don't belong in a certain country don't go there.

[@michaelkeha]

Sadly that mentality while a fair one often leads to many people dying that shouldn't have if another country stepped and drew the perverbial line in the sand.

[@j-frolland4200]

'If you don't belong in a country, don't go there'. You should put that on a t-shirt or something lol. Anyway, I like it :)

[@bobbyrayvictory6905]

@@michaelkeha damned if do and damned if you don't. People hate us when we intercede and hate us when we don't. I dont know when we are supposed to interfere and when we are supposed to look away. The UN was supoosed to fill that road but they chose to get neutered and never actually help with force.

[@RenRavage]

@@bobbyrayvictory6905 I forgot the UN was a thing until you reminded me. Maybe you should remind those 🤡s too

[@maciejkowalski2759]

Hmm, you give it 2/5 yet you admit that the movie perfectly did achieve what it aimed for. Yeah, the plot of the movie alone deserve 2/5 starts but in a movie like that, plot is a secondary thing. It's aim was to show the horror of war and it did achieve that perfectly. Plus, I really love the way Rambo is portrayed here more like a tactician, rather than an invincible superhero that just runs around in the open being fired at by 100's of soldiers and not being hit. It is a great nod to the first movie and the novel on which it was based.

[@joshnaver3994]

Exactly Decker gave mighty morphing power rangers a 2 star. Wtf!!! Rambo is a better movie by a lot.

[@BrentStarling]

Hard to watch and realistic does not equal “good action film.”

[@ginzingtonschnizer2330]

... I loved this movie, It's one of the best action movies since the turn of the millennium. Didn't find it dark or disturbing at all... does this make me a horrible person?

[@DeckerShado]

+Ginzington Schnizer Could just mean you've seen lots of gritty movies and it doesn't bother you much. Now if you told me you mowed down 80+ guys with a .50 cal and THAT didn't bother you at all.. well, if they were these bad guys that still might not make you a horrible person, but it will mean I might be afraid to make eye contact with you...

[@ginzingtonschnizer2330]

Decker Shado LOL yeah... >.> never gotten my hands on a .50 cal so.... Just kidding XD

[@henninghansen3909]

Nah. I dont think it makes you a dark person. In that case you are not alone

[@ccateni28]

No, I enjoyed it too.

[@boxtank5288]

I did too, don't fret. Honestly I will confess to this primal sense of satisfaction seeing the villains in this movie get fucking massacred, bonus points for the .50 just DESINTIGRATING some motherfuckers.

[@williammason3229]

I miss movies that were fine with killing kids. Soccer mom's ruined everything

[@dandydasyt4766]

IF it calls for it.if it's a gory movie where it calls for the realism of war,then it can go forward with that.OR anything that brandish itself as a Slasher/gore horror film in general.i can't understand why would people go for the genre and yet bitched out and try their best to fit into the rating. you can't be niche and force the movie into the profitable demography at once.

[@oddeyes9413]

I'm reminded of a movie called Enemy at the Gates. About WWII, it's an amazing movie and there is child death because it's war! It does happen, War is Hell, and people who are just afraid to accept that reality need to grow up. I do recommend checking out the movie though.

[@tonypeppermint5329]

@@dandydasyt4766 Yeah, I agree. There's a movie in Spanish called Innocent Voices that do feature children being killed, as it is based on the true childhood of Oscar Torres who grew up in El Salvador when civil war was breaking out. Doesn't shy away from war being a injustice to those who are forced to fight in the war, including children.

[@bobbybr38k3r8]

No one wants to see children being murdered. Only sick ppl would be ok with child murder.

[@bobbyrayvictory6905]

@@bobbybr38k3r8 thats the point. Children dying is sick. Acting as though they dont is a fantasy. We in the West are pampered and soft so we've allowed Karens to prevent those deaths in movies. No one wants to watch children die. We just want Karen to stop dictating what war is allowed to be presented as in movies. War sucks. And maybe if we show a few more children being burned alive than our kids will stop fantasizing about war.

[@Sam-im5tc]

DC fans be like "Our movies are so dark" This movies response "bitch please"

[@destroyerofskulls3036]

+Sam 40k would like to have a word with you.

[@Wafflepudding]

40k is not dark because it overplays the grimdark so much it wraps right around to laughable. It's impossible to take it seriously. Plus there's so much of the fluff that reads like an 8 year old (Or Akira Toriyama) wrote it. Like the siege of Vraks. It was so fucking dull I couldn't actually finish it.

[@destroyerofskulls3036]

(Sigh) It's THAT argument again. Saying that it isn't dark because it's 'overplayed' doesn't actually mean it isn't. When someone is saying it isn't a dark universe, that is IMMEDIATLY the response they go for. So at least TRY to be original. In fact, I find that argument to be downright laughable. Merely saying it isn't dark because it overplays it doesn't mean much, and your probably one of those people who views it as bad because of how dark it is. If you think the 40k universe is bad, go and read the Horus Heresy novels, and I DARE YOU to tell me that they are bad. So basically, from my point of view, there isn't 'overplaying the dark factor' doesn't mean anything if you can make a great and expansive, with good characters and a wonderful storyline.

[@Sam-im5tc]

I mean the DCEU universe

[@destroyerofskulls3036]

Meh, that's alright.

[@vincegredo]

I saw this movie in theaters when I was.... 12. Initially I had the same "gory, disgusting, dark, horrifying" impression that you got. But after watching it another 10+ times throughout the years Rambo is now regarded in my household as a family movie that we all sit down and watch when its on. Kind of crazy how quickly a person can desensitize themselves to the subject material. Albeit retaining an understanding of the movie's ultimate message.

[@RenRavage]

The best media can do that. Garbage remakes, half assed reboots, etc. don't TEACH anything. They just waste brain cells, but when media can make you feel (for better or worse) yet leave you with a lesson or impression... That's how classics are made

[@matth5030]

"9 out of 10 people enjoy gang rape" I laughed too hard at that joke and now I'll be going to hell; thanks for that!

[@kristigarner3566]

Matt H I'll be there next to you

[@YokozunaNumber1]

It took me a second to get the joke, but when I did...holy crap!

[@vincentmarcellino7183]

I'll see you there! Lol

[@rajabuta]

As 1 of the 9, I can vouch for that

[@Seeker4you2]

I'll bring the beer!

[@Ikelae]

Just a slight correction on the sniper rifle's power bit. The Barrett M107 is a .50 caliber, shoulder fired, semi-automatic sniper rifle. The rifle is said to have manageable recoil for a weapon of its size owing to the barrel assembly that itself absorbs force, moving inward toward the receiver against large springs with every shot. Additionally the weapon's weight and large muzzle brake also assist in recoil reduction. Alongside a Recoil pad located at the butt of the weapon. Then there is the Barrett XM109, which fires 25 mm rounds. There are various ways to get around recoil. The bodies should have fallen somewhat forward though, they were still pretty off with that. ;)

[@DraccoKnightblade]

though body parts being disintegrated by the rounds coming from that rifle, that was indeed accurate. Ever see a watermellon getting splattered by a .50? A headshot is -just- like that. Little hole in the front of a chest wound, and...goodbye most of your chest cavity otherwise. Legs and arms would just detach, etc... Though yeah, getting blown backward a few dozen feet -is- off the mark.

[@majorccunliffe4662]

You certainly know your weapons buddy....

[@herpydepth1204]

I thought that Sylvester Stallone did an amazing job with his acting. He really nails that ptsd 100 mile stare he has a lot of the time. It reminds me as a kid when my dad came home from his deployment in Iraq except the difference is that my dad has an amazingly bad sense of humor

[@NRB10ful]

Honestly every war move makes it look kinda fun, even saving private Ryan didn't seem that bad of an experience. This movie on the other hand shows why even the biggest bad asses want nothing to do with war. Also the horrible things they do aren't just screen writing to make you hate them. These are VERY real things that happen

[@myleswu9957]

it made me laugh when the humanitarian dude bashed a Burmese soldier's head with a rock. i guess humanitarians know how rock too.. literally rock.

[@osbaldohernandez9174]

those missionaries got a reality check when rambo told them how it is like down there

[@rockybalboa6433]

I see where Far Cry 3 got its inspiration from.

[@ojsilva1975]

rocky balboa along with Leonardo DiCaprio’s The Beach (2000)

[@michaelnally2841]

Only these villains are no where near as entertaining and menacing as Vas was

[@glame9001]

When I was like 8 my cousin had the bootleg DVD copy and we would watch it and cheer every family reunion

[@ronkeffer2154]

Decker you are sort of right. The climax was actually based on a WW2 medic who held off 300+ Japanese soldiers with a .50 caliber heavy machine gun, in the efforts to save his camp. Sadly that man lost his life, yet he succeeded in holding the Japanese soldiers off. God bless that brave bastard.

[@audiogarden21]

"Ya'll motha fuckas need Jesus" - Decker Shado, 2015

[@Davidcross0121]

that bold mercenary voiced lazarevic in uncharted 2 if anyone is interested

[@bnkdsociety4382]

Oh shit

[@NumaanTahir]

It's Graham mctavish

[@andrewblanchard2537]

13:38 - Decker , I never thought I'd hear the phrase " making them nazi's would be an improvement " awesome ! : 😃 .

[@Seeker4you2]

I found the gore to be pretty good, I didn't know the bodies were real as im desensitized to stuff like that. Makes this film that more badass!

[@tman1782]

Man I forgot how fucked up this movie was but that final battle scene was great

[@DeckerShado]

+T Man It was quite the release of tension. I would have liked it if Rambo moved over the battlefield and wasn't confined to the truck, but they did a lot to keep that part varied with how he had to react to the various enemies coming from all sides.

[@DraccoKnightblade]

And it actually brought into question one of those old action movie tropes. He had to reload that cannon two or three times during the course of that battle and got wounded to boot!

[@corvusalendar5405]

This reminds me of Heart Of Darkness. Foreigners journey into a savage un-civilized country to find savage tribesmen and Insanity

[@Brainhorn]

5:40 Oh hey you predicted the "It's OK to be white" incident

[@andrewblanchard2537]

8:16 : Decker's reaction to missionary being blown up : "Holy FUCK !" absolutely priceless

[@albertov.488]

"I got a rock", LOL.

[@oddeyes9413]

I gotta shotgun. 😗

[@benway20]

This is my favorite Rambo movie.

[@jamescampbell39]

In the original book, Rambo was shot by Troutman also Rambo was dying from cancer from agent orange.

[@Geek_Chorus]

Late or on time, it's just awesome to view these vids! THANK YOU

[@Blueboy0316]

There's a difference between being peaceful vs impotent and weak. The church guy is weak and as a result vulnerable. Rambo is peaceful, but also prepared.

[@111highgh]

When Rambo uses that giant gun to blow that one bad guy to a puddle of blood....that was so fucking epic.

[@ScreamingEagle101st]

Amazing movie this is what films should be like no nonsense in your face grittyness

[@oddeyes9413]

Hey, Decker! You should review the movie: Enemy at the Gates. Its really good, and I think you'd enjoy it. The movie has Jude Law, Rachel Weiz, Ed Harris, Ron Pearlman, Joseph Fiennes, and the music is done by the legendary James Horner. It's an amazing movie.

[@JoshNieporte]

As a combat veteran, this movie hit me hard. You don't join the military to become Rambo. You get out of the military because you became Rambo.

[@grimtea1715]

Respect brother. I hope ypu have been able to enjoy life and find peace.

[@Vanska0]

Eventhough i liked this movie much better than you did, i think your review is very spot on and well done! It's actually probably my favorite review of 2008 Rambo.This movie pretty much raised my respect towards Stallone as a filmmaker for showing the horrors of war for what they were, while staying true to the Rambo character and not please critics with it.

[@chaseendricks2981]

"Y'all Motherfuckers need Jeus." Me: 😂

[@andrewblanchard2537]

War is HELL for a reason in real life graphic deaths are a part of life in the military .

[@hatsuneelissu5924]

Funny how the critics complained about the action in rambo last blood but they liked this one? mankind is wierd.... also 12:22 the reason they did not shoot is because wel... What does a weapon make when you shoot? NOICE! and they were in a warning zone! so if they could shoot "making NOICE" then proberly the whole army could hear it! something like that? idk.

[@RandalllFlagg]

I've been rifling through all of your videos for the last three weeks, and I just came upon this one. At 3:15. you mention the bowfishing and videogame statement right after the opening credits listed Brian Tyler as the buy who did the score for Rambo 4. Funny coincidence: Brian Tyler also did the score for Far Cry 3 -which also took place in a setting like this, AND had a Rambo-like unstoppable antagonist. I just thought that those little items might be of interest to you. Keep up the great work!

[@Jarod-vg9wq]

This is why the punisher should be real because so he can take out the evil dictators in the world.

[@petercorr784]

great review. made me lol. especially liked the idiot abroad reference. funny as a Brit knowing you guys over there actually do get our sense of humour.

[@SmokeyOwOs]

Now Last blood makes sense

[@tikkidaddy]

Life in Burma is this bad. Watch the commentaries, According to a veteran who regularly operated a 50 BMG...projectile impact is accurate

[@FyurianPrime]

I've got to be honest, I sincerely place this film as equal to First Blood as Rambo movies go, with First Blood Pt 2 in second place. (I really don't rate Rambo3 all that highly in regards to its predecessors, but it is still an entertaining action movie.) After kicking the USSR in the balls in Afghanistan, Rambo went to the closest place he could call home - The jungles of south east Asia. Like in the first film he's still haunted by the things he did and saw in Vietnam, and by his experiences when he tried going home to the US. Throwing his knife into the boat he set fire to was more symbolic of him trying to throw that part of his life away. Of course when what he predicted would happen did in fact happen, he had to take that part back and forged a new blade, which is one of the critical points of the film in my opinion. The second most critical point for the film is in two parts, first with the earlier dialogue with Benz's character "When you're pushed, killing's as easy as breathing", and the second part near the end when the pious fart bashes another man's brains in with a rock - he was pushed, and killed as easily as he breaths. What really makes this film equal to the first, is that they're not glamourisations of war or of soldiers who have actually fought and seen/done terrible things we ourselves would like to think we couldn't do. In fact, showing it in such disgusting visceral detail should be done more often - Shock people into remembering that the consequences of war reach far beyond war itself, and for an exponentially longer time. As the popular line of narration from the Fallout games goes, "War never changes", but the exposure to and methods of warfare do. Despite disagreeing with you on many points, still an enjoyable review! Really enjoyed the Tremors film series reviews too.

[@MidTierVillain]

Man, you have THE best channel for throw backs.. You bring a new energy to movies, and make me rewatch them.. Awesome channel. You remind me of one of my best friends from high school.. Super cool guy, that has a unique way of critiquing things.

[@ImNathen]

you'd be surprised just how manageable those new Barret .50 bmg's are. The barrel is on rails and retracts backwards, and the stock is capable of doing the same, a good amount of the recoil is also offset by the gas system and the bolt, not something you'd want to shoot standing up, but it is possible

[@sirchris6047]

Rambo 3- Rave Party Rambo 4- Rape Party

[@cory6266]

You almost never see Rambo 3 anymore, because the Afghani rebels he was helping fight the Russians? That was the Taliban.

[@mercenaryknight5419]

I love this film, being it is the best since the first.

[@tarkett8529]

The only decent one since First Blood, still think they should have focused more on his ptsd and had him die in this one.

[@lieutenantyoshi5704]

Don't bring that attitude to twitter unless you want to get lynched LMAO! true

[@pinche.f3rnando]

Exactly mate lmao it's so true

[@shinkaiatsuya950]

Decker Shado: I got a rock. Me: I got a jar of dirt.

[@GothicXlightning]

man you really crack me on :DDDDD mode with the 'SUMMER OF SILVESTER STALLLOOOOOOOONE" to bad it was missing a big FAN waving your BEST HAIR away XD

[@joecarter2668]

The pure gold soul of this movie is that Rambo started this series trying to make it home and the end of this movie/ series shows him FINALLY making it home. Pure gold

[@tulsibeepat3453]

This grimdark this actually happen on a day to day basis

[@tonyteetheactorchannel]

This movie is based on the true story in Burma or Myanmar the people you see that were being killed are the Karen people. The longest running civil war in the world

[@111highgh]

When Rambo ripped out that guys throat with nothing more than his bare hands....that was just so fucking brilliant.

[@rileytheflamingwookiecooki5646]

Awesome, couldn't wait for this! XD 16:33 Audie Murphy.

[@KingEgyptian]

I enjoyed the movie overall, but what really annoyed me were the humanitarians. Ok you wanna help people, that's great, but don't be fucking stupid. They were so convinced by their own moral BS that it made it all the more satisfying when reality hit them. I really didn't feel sorry for them, they should have just listened to Rambo.

[@s.nifrum4580]

I felt sorry for them because of how stupid they were Sort of a “you poor foolish souls” type of deal

[@GetToDaChoppa-k5r]

Rambo was the last good Stallone action movie. Don't get me started with The Expendables series.

[@historyaddicted3471]

This movie was tame compared to real war and a 50bmg does truly tears a human apart at that range

[@retrogameplay5221]

It's not summer anymore for me. :(

[@bogdanferu1160]

08:15... "but they're important characters, I'm sure they'll be...." 💥 "HOLLY FUCK"!!! Top clas narrating decker... I love this dude...

[@onefastrax5431]

Decker in my opinion you Deserve WAY more subscribers

[@powwowken2760]

I appreciate this movie for being basically the only movie in existence to accurately portray what would happen to a human body if hit by a 50cal round.. Outside of the body then flying 10 meters away afterwards, but the exploding into pieces, disturbingly close to what would actually happen

[@johnmathius7733]

I think the song "Die motherf$&ker die" would have been a GREAT pick for the shoot out at the end.

[@thomasmonroe7947]

Movies generally don’t portray war very well. They turn it into sanitized violence for entertainments sake. ‘Rambo’ is one of a handful of movies that, because I knew what horrendous trauma and violence war brings, I was moved to find truth behind the making of the film. The atrocities portrayed are moments that have played out throughout time and continue to do so. It’s a shame that countries, pacified by regular pop pablum, aren’t more outraged and willing to insist on stronger human rights violation reprisals sanctioned against regimes or corrupt governments that allow such horror. Guess we don’t want a World Police. The United Nations was shown to be a useless tool long ago. Beyond the power of the film, I found that this was the perfect book end to the first movie. Part 2 and 3 were basically action film eye candy that used the thin veneer of a message - POW’s, Afghanistan - as plot tropes, not as any real kind of attempt at consciousness raising. Did I enjoy them in high school? Sure. Later on, I came to understand the pointless ridiculousness of them. The real power to the Rambo films can be found in the messages in ‘First Blood’ and ‘Rambo’. The other two were live action adult cartoons.

[@TheAustinWoolShow]

as someone who has been to north western Thailand, i can testify that the people coming in from Burma have been utterly devastated by war. this was a very accurate portrayal of what this war was and still is like.

[@imanafshari6128]

Him throwing the rambo 2 knife symbolizes that this ain't the same as the old movies it's something completely different

[@TheAustinWoolShow]

Decker, you promised us Starship Troopers Invasion YEARS ago. Finnish what you started!!!!!

[@scifinut6155]

Yes!

[@DemonBoy3223]

Coming back to this, now hearing that Stallone is now making *_Rambo V: Last Blood,_* which is said to feature a much-older Rambo battling a Mexican cartel, it is set for a fall 2019 release, and it seems that he's swearing that it will definitely be the last Rambo film.

[@s.nifrum4580]

Thanks god I mean I love the movie and would’ve embraced any future movies with open arms but it definitely works best as the ending of the story

[@hisnhersletsplay5081]

So wait, the extended cut took out the opening of the Burmese soldiers making the civilians run across a mine ridden rice crop? Edit: Okay, no. They just moved it to about 5 or 10 minutes into the movie. What the hell?!

[@TheMichaelStott]

I can definitely see why you would be shocked watching this movie. I spent 18 years in the Australian Army with multiple tours to Bougainville, Twice to East Timor/Timor Leste, Iraq and Afghanistan with a couple of other rapid deployments. I understand this Rambo movie in a different way and when I saw him finally "Coming full circle" it was when he was walking down the road back to his Family home. (I actually tear up at that scene) My wife asked me why I was getting sookie "Rambo finally got to come home" was all i could say.

[@playerone9822]

4:36 The Burmese Relay Race....gore at its finest. 8:07 *boom*

[@scouser102002]

Are you going to now review the latest Rambo installment?

[@sydIRISH]

"I got a rock...." HAHA!!!!!

[@BooksInTheVoid]

"Ya'll mother fuckers need jesus." My side....I can't breathe

[@Kains_Gaming_Channel]

Watching a Friday the 13 movie "And the GORE effects are not bad." Watching John Rambo "HOLY FUCK!!!"

[@SandmansHate]

What? 2/5.. Are you kidding me? This move was so badass. For sure 3 1/2 out of 5.

[@tk9780]

W.T.F Stallone is seen making a new propeller for his boat not a knife, I believe he does this twice in the film

[@s.nifrum4580]

He also makes himself a machete

[@VoytekPavlik]

This movie was great. Imagine Thanos doing the same thing with Avengers like Rambo did in class this movie.

[@Andi_ch]

I agree on the beginning... But cannot on your rating. "Rambo" ("John Rambo" in Europe) is, what war really is, gruesome, ugly and not funny. If you watch Rambo III, you would sign up for the forces anytime, because war is so cool... "Rambo" is the reality check -it is what happens during war and what is happening to the people fighting in it. If this had to happen during the Rambo series, is clearly arguable, but for me it worked. 5 splattered bodies out of 5

[@henninghansen3909]

I saw this movie when i was 8, but now i have been shooting the heads of birds with a 3006 when i was 3 and this movie came out at my 7th birthday and everyone is calling me Rambo. #norway

[@mvargasmoran]

I think that the starting scene with real life footage of the situation in Burma, is powerful, and propels the movie forward, so you are violently thrown from your "yeah shootin' and explosions" fun into a movie about how awful war is properly, it is really well realized.

[@neternegus6532]

I like this dude and how he tells everything about the movie and actors

[@tomencinas5075]

i get what stallone was trying to do w/this movie. primarily trying to rase awareness about the horror going on in Burma/myanmar and the plight of the Karen people. which it did to a point. so i get why he tried to make it as real as possible. however i think it would have been better if it wasn't a "rambo" movie. Rambo, although a very realistic character, is still a fictional character. I mean the guy took down a helicopter w/a bow and arrow, wiped out an entire police force, along with a national guard platoon. not to mention how many vietnamese and i can go on and on. so having him in a movie that's so based in the "real" world, just didn't feel right. I still liked the movie. mostly because i love war films, the more "real" the better to me. I just think it didn't have the more unrealistic, out of this world, unbelievable kind of stuff that "rambo" movies should have.

[@hectorramirez1808]

This is by far the best Rambo in my opinion. I fuckin loved it.

[@missyjames8887]

Didn't watch many movies growing up but after watching this with my husband, I knew I Had to watch the first 3. Damn did that put a smile on his face and perk him up.

[@hunterdavis2266]

My parents bought me this movie when I was like 10 or 11 because they just saw the name and thought it was the first one. Unfortunately I watched it alone the first time. Ever since then... horror movies dont scare me as much

[@equusquaggaquagga536]

I love this movie with a passion.

[@deep71753]

the blond also played darla on buffy the vampire slayer and on angel a spin off from buffy as darla

[@schoolruler]

The first 3 Rambo movies were classics, this one just seems like a random action adventure that just happens to have John Rambo there. Great review!

[@malygos9301]

No Rambo was in Thailand these people sought him out to take him into Burma to help refugees they got kidnapped on Rambo's watch then he knows what has to be done. It's why the ending he goes home to his father after all he saw in Burma John finally found peace in standing for something. Last blood kinda changed that but still.

[@c0smic_eve]

11:37 LOL I got a rock 😆 XD

[@Crowvamp1979]

Glad to know I wasn't the only person who found this movie more horrifying then a actual horror movie.

[@markcarpenter6020]

Ok decker the 9 out of 10 enjoy line causeed me to laugh my arse off. God i love a good dark sense of humor.