First Blood Rambo Rare Deleted Scenes (1982) Stallone

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First Blood Rambo Rare Deleted Scenes (1982)
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[@bro7269]

"A man who's been trained to ignore pain, ignore weather, to live off the land, to eat things that would make a billy goat puke." One of the best lines ever.

[@David-nu6kw]

That's hardcore.

[@headsofaruptheassandlovini3048]

@@garytelford7897 "That boys a heart attack" is up there to.

[@heaterpie1694]

Wish people said that about me

[@paulpresto7346]

This shut in is a trip- finding some gems!!!April 2020

[@shedmanx3640]

Ken Lompart too many did man. The government keeps denying liability.

[@rf396]

I think one of biggest things that goes unnoticed in this movie due to all the great action and dialogue etc. Is the tremendous amount of SADNESS that Stallone plays Rambo with. Its always with him. It never leaves not for one second in the entire film. The sadness of a man who's been too far, seen too much and will never be wide eyed about anything again, and the very LAST of his kind, Stallone pulled that off BRILLIANTLY.

[@DavidLLambertmobile]

The John Rambo film role was very close to cast with actor Dustin Hoffman. 😉

[@GODHATESADOPTION]

Spot on

[@GODHATESADOPTION]

@@DavidLLambertmobile never would have worked hes too much of a wussy

[@gilly3380]

rf396 , 100% His talent is underrated and his dedication is second to none. He's a beast.

[@stevehenrichs5091]

ONE OTHER THING ''MAN VERUS MAN'' AND MAN VERUS THE WORLD.A MAN THAT HAS DONE TO MUCH KILLING MADE HIM NUMB! WAR CHANGES A PERSON MENTALLY DEEP SOME SCARS NEVER HEAL.

[@belairfomok_8-3-9]

I never understood why Stallone didn't receive an award for this film. I've seen it at least two hundred times and every times and I never tire of seeing it again and again. Thank you for sharing with us these few scenes that disappeared during the final editing of the film. No regrets for me, Rambo first blood is great like that.

[@cominatcha6223]

This movie is legendary

[@garlandremingtoniii1338]

cominatcha THIS MOVIE IS LEGENDARY

[@abovethelaw4417]

The first 3 Rambo movies are masterpieces

[@SteveAustin.]

I remember when this first came out....great movie

[@dongilleo9743]

Sadly, the eventual remake of this movie will be awful. Rambo will still be a veteran, updated as having served in Afghanistan or Iraq. Teasle will still be the town police chief, only now she will be a woman. When she sees Rambo, instead of harassing or arresting him, she buys him a meal at a local diner and talks with him. She recognizes in Rambo the same PTSD that her dead husband had. Her husband was also a veteran, who came back from the war with extreme PTSD and eventually committed suicide. Now she wants to help Rambo in a way she couldn't help her husband. Eventually she convinces him to stay in town and seek counseling and therapy from the clinic in town, which is run by a scrappy, outspoken, liberal, anti war, African American female social worker named Sam(antha) Troutman. Somewhere along the way Rambo falls in love with the police chief, and there's a gratuitous sex scene of them making love. Galt is still a jerk, and causing trouble, only now it's because he's a racist, a misogynist, and possibly a neo-nazi white supremacist. Galt hates the social worker Troutman because she's black, and the police chief Teasle because she's a woman, and he thinks he should be the police chief instead. Galt, and all of the deputies(except Mitch, who is gay) are secretly part of a local anti government militia group. Rambo teams up with the female police chief Teasle, the Black social worker Troutman, and gay Mitch, to defend the town from attack by Galt's local, gun toting, neo nazi, anti government militia group. Having used his military skills one last time, Rambo throws his medals, including the Congressional Medal of Honor, into the trash, after making a derogatory speech about the evils of Republicans and conservatives. Rambo and Teasle live happily ever after. Troutman is elected Mayor, and Mitch becomes the new police chief. The end. Or at least that's the way Hollywood would rewrite the story nowadays.

[@cominatcha6223]

@@dongilleo9743 😂😂😂🤣🤣hey I would pay to see that one

[@Dreez76]

" *Ohh... and sheriff, what you call hell... he calls home* " One of my favorites.

[@hansiang8000]

That's Right 👍👍👍

[@tannermacleod4115]

That boy's a heart attack!Chuck Norris is responsible for dinosaurs extinction. Well Rambo is responsible to the end of cheesy 80 movies

[@woc3785]

That’s in part two referring to the heat in Vietnam. He was talking to the politician guy. Good line though.

[@MikeJohnMentzer]

That's from the second movie ! Colonel said that to Murdock and not Sheriff

[@Persiatic]

I have seen this film maybe over 200 Times..never get tired of it..Legendary.., No one could play this role as good as Stallone..No one .

[@DTrent-uy1wl]

Agreed. Stallone is the best

[@wordpressobsessed9067]

Hard to believe its been 37 years since this movie came out. Will go down as one of the classic movies of all time.

[@ianmangham4570]

DAMN,i wasn't gonna age ,damn VOODOO.

[@stigtuneback1966]

its been that long ?

[@mattbartolovich8228]

Going on 38yrs

[@mportklr]

Great movie...none of the computer generated stuff just good ol' fashion action movie. I swear I can smell the trees or the river when i see this movie. Just a great movie.

[@rosovavoda]

Exactly!!

[@obifuntoknowme]

Exactly, very rugged and real. Love it.

[@AlexOjideagu2]

Yes this movie always reminded me of the smell of rain and damp forests in England when i Watched it

[@rosovavoda]

People, I am so sorry to tell you that those good years with those actors and those films never will come back....

[@mportklr]

kukuruku kuk good thing I still have my VHS's.

[@andrewmanzi7512]

Adds an extra dynamic to an already classic film. I always loved the way Trautman showed real pride towards "his boy" and the very fact that they couldn't catch him. Well written, acted and directed.

[@christopherlaplante2605]

Rest In Peace Brain Dennehy and Thank you for you’re role as Will Teasle and Have a great reunion with Col. Sam in Heaven. 🙏🏻🕊✝️

[@markjscottfilms]

This is Sly's best acting performance for me and a great movie. The sequels mean nothing to me but 'First Blood' had a meaningful and historical message for future generations. Thanks for preserving the cuttings. Great work.

[@eida7]

"There wouldn't be no trouble except for that king-shit cop! All I wanted was something to eat" My man. Nice tribute!

[@Napoleonwilson1973]

eida7 too many King shit cops around today as well.

[@kirkthompson8443]

Imagine how much better the film would of been, if only in little ways if they'd left all the original footage in. Great small guy against the wankers movie if you ask me. 😎😎😎

[@stevenhibbert5565]

You did a lot of pushing yourself jhonny

[@smittybk09]

eida7 the cops always escalate situations still goes on till this day

[@MrJoebrooklyn1969]

@joe bloggs part of the problem is politicians and judges putting criminals back on the street. Why would you risk your like for 35k when the piece of garbage just goes back on the street? Just get the easy tickets, collect your paycheck and pension and stay alive.

[@imransir1]

This is the only film, I had watched maximum number of times. Film is pure and original with no special effects we see nowadays.

[@DJGodaryD86]

@conor more like 90% are special defects. Anyone who enjoys today's cheap ass cgi bullshit in the movies is an idiot and equals as a nobody in my book because it shows how much common sense that person provides and the result is zero. So, bye.

[@Catcrumbs]

The only reason you hate CGI is because you only notice it when it is done poorly.

[@scottknode898]

S I R must not watch a lot of of movies if haven’t seen movies more then once.

[@stephenettiene178]

@@Catcrumbs i

[@stephenettiene178]

@@DJGodaryD86 a 0

[@florin604]

This masterpiece never gets old.

[@johanhenelund9437]

Agreed, one of my fav movies of all times:-), sooo good.

[@fadethetrade]

+Cipi SixZeroFour why did they cut out that first dialogue between col and teasle when the col says rambo is a heart attack?

[@mohdnajibmasroom8892]

+fadethetrade AA

[@danielwilliamson6180]

Great movie. I love it!

[@madpenguin9402]

Agreed. The film IS a masterpiece.

[@eurasian73]

I have a VHS recording when First Blood was aired on NBC for the first time in 1985. All of these deleted scenes were included.

[@calebproductions5970]

You can make some serious money off that

[@fthprodphoto-video5357]

Mike Morrison I remember the same thing : I watched the movie when I was about 7 years old on VHS in the mid 80’s and the deleted scenes were included too

[@fthprodphoto-video5357]

MARILYN MANSON I don’t know I sadly dumped almost all my vhs tapes thinking I could recover better dvd or Blu-ray versions of these movies. I know there is a film scan of the very original Star Wars available on the internet, it is 20gb big and has the original « non-remastered » effects, I will investigate for Rambo

[@WinslowLeach1974]

@@fthprodphoto-video5357 There are "Despecialized Editions" of all three movies of the original Star Wars trilogy, definitely worth the downloads. For Rambo, I would love for a working print or something to surface of the original version, I think it was 3 1/2 hours long.

[@eleven57icare]

I know I've seen these scenes before, but they are not on the recent used VHS I just bought. Are they on the DVD?

[@rightbelief9853]

Best movie and the best actor ever. There will never be another Sylvester Stallone in our lifetime.

[@montezsmith204]

Sometimes I feel like an outsider, just like Rambo was. Being by yourself all the time and nobody gives a damn.

[@Noone-rt6pw]

Well, people need a reason. As getting to know a person. Having social skills helps. Check out Laura at the Bruderhoff on you tube. Bruderhoff have rules though, yet??? Which knowing what you enjoy, finding others that do the same can be an issue, especially if there's distance. As I know what you are saying, as I've been alone a long time myself. I only mention this as like the good book says, to have friends a person needs to be friendly. Now sometimes a person can be in an area where it isn't conducive to themselves. Like small towns are right for some and not others. Same with different areas of a neighborhood.

[@twinkthatloveslotrtrilogy7676]

Same bro im just being myself and everyone ignores me

[@MikeJohnMentzer]

Well , eventually learn to not give a damn about anybody either you know ... As said by a person above , everyone needs a reason! Especially if you're a man, you won't be loved or cared about unless you provide something So nowadays , to be frank, I am just like "F people " and stay away from them except some of my really good buddies

[@gabicoful]

Best movie ever, I actually learned a lot of my English listening to this great movie, I can see it over and over again and don't get tired of it, thanks Rambo, I almost knows it by memory :)

[@enuraseshan8097]

Its same feeling to me

[@EddieLeal]

I was 10 yrs old when this flick came out! Incredable how time flies. :(

[@brian_keith]

This was the first video we watched when we got our first VCR.

[@EddieLeal]

Yep !

[@EddieLeal]

You member betamax? That sucker was huge! Weighed about a ton. I recall our teacher in grade school having to cart that bad boy in. Isn't technology grand? :)

[@EddieLeal]

David, I feel your pain brother. :) But we're not older. We are wiser, at least we would hope we are after all of this time living through life's problems. Take care David.

[@gammarayhansen5795]

I was 7 that time..

[@kingsmokes4437]

I want a remastered director's cut of " First Blood"

[@rolandofgilead43]

me too i just bought this on 4K and it looks stunning! reading on IMDB trivia the original cut was over 3 hrs long! man i would love to see that cut even if Sly hates it and wanted to burn it. well nobody said it had to be that long anyways apparently he let them take out half of his dialog out of the film and focus more the other characters

[@oscarcortez6122]

Voz csf5

[@johnrambojohn5352]

Okay where is that directors cut.can"t wait to watch buddy

[@AshleyKing2015004171]

These deleted scenes should be back in the movie, they help to make the story a great deal of sense. As with the other comments, this is a classic movie for many reasons. I hope that people in 50 years or more will look at the movie and understand it on so many levels. we all need to treat our returning servicemen with a lot more compassion and understanding

[@danielwilliamson6180]

Would be fantastic if there was an extended edition DVD which all the deleted scenes are reinstated.

[@tc556guy]

No reason to have deleted any of this material

[@tomasrance4902]

If you watch the original back when it came out on video they were all in

[@ossa333]

Nope. These are scenes from TV version

[@twinkthatloveslotrtrilogy7676]

80's were gold

[@samrothstein6278]

The music also made this movie great too.

[@my-YT-account]

After "eye of a tiger" or course

[@truefilm6991]

@Sam Rothstein Yep. Jerry Goldsmith was one of the very best.

[@richardherrington2852]

I remember well how I was treated in my hometown after I returned to the States during the Vietnam war. The first thing I saw was a guy had a sign in his yard. The sign said: "Soldiers & Dogs Keep Off the Grass." I walked onto his yard and stomped that sign in the ground, with him watching me through the window. The coward didn't have balls enough to face me man to man.

[@redbaronreborn3372]

Richard, thank you for your service.

[@JohnDoe-vz4ne]

Thats because real men dont hurt dogs

[@richardherrington2852]

@Karson Kalabo You really can't expect someone that has never served in our military to fully understand what it means to have served and the sense of pride every American Veteran feels inside for our Country and for having served in the military. Once a soldier always a soldier. U.S. Army, Ret. Texas

[@tannermacleod4115]

Very sorry to hear that..my dad is a highly decorated Nam Vet. He said that most did not know what or why you gentleman had to go through that. Very horrible and shameful. Thank you great warriors what you guys done. People do not realize that PTSD was not treated then. PTSD also effects their family and friends.. I was lucky that I Corporal Air Force. I had more PTSD growing up with a drunken dad who was also my trainer. By ten I had learned so much from drill Sargent dad Angel like mother. Looking back how much the world has changed. At 38 years it makes me feel so old. Lol

[@DZ-te2zt]

@Karson Kalabo a lot of veterans disagree with you about McCain

[@wjatube]

That sewing scene was vital in portraying Rambo as he was described especially when he acted as scared as you and I when surrounded by rats.

[@bestdealdoors]

That's still one of my favorite movies of all time. I was 21 now I'm 58 lol

[@Renegade1100011]

I remember my father giving me the book to read when I was a kid, then the movie came out a few years later. Both have a very special place on my bookshelf.

[@dbloyd2]

Stallone is getting a proper Rambo movie in 2019 compared to Arnold and his Terminator 2019 movie.

[@JimButler1234567890]

I'm no fan of Aaaaaanold.

[@adrianoziffer9889]

Really?

[@AshishSharma-tf7hx]

They squeezed the shit out of Terminator Series after James Cameron. Rambo series didnt do so. Otherwise Terminator was a little better storytelling than Rambo

[@jenniferbeatty7545]

They're both brain dead now. Probably both junk movies

[@srujan00]

Last Blood was pathetic. Rambo talks more than the other 4 movies combined. He also forgets his Special Ops / stealth training and walks into a Mexican cartel in plain sight, and they nearly beat him to death.

[@22kpar1xcyberdyne9]

Rambo 5 tonight! I forgot just how great Rambo 1 is. I remember every moment as it is forever glued into my head. I sometimes feel like Rambo, I want to do good, but someone always pushes me, then I have to blow them up. 🤣😂💣💥

[@jenniferbeatty7545]

You're too weak and can't control yourself. Swallow your pride and get help

[@danielwilliamson6180]

First Blood is such a great movie. It's my favorite of all the Rambo movies. I think it's a shame Sylvester Stallone didn't get an Oscar nomination for his performance in the movie. His acting in it was really good. A realistic portrayal of a Vietnam veteran suffering from PTSD. The film reflects on bullying and how bullying can go too far. It was disgusting how Teasle, Galt, Ward and other deputies treated him. Delmar Berry's mother was no better and was unfriendly towards Rambo. It shows how poorly treated the Vietnam Vets were treated back then.

[@Boulderpits]

When all the action stars we grew up with are gone who will we have left to watch.....Ashton Kutcher and Ryan Goslings for Christ sakes?

[@danielwilliamson6180]

+Boulderpits I like to see those rats attack Ashton Kutcher.

[@danielwilliamson6180]

That was sarcasm because I dislike Ashton Kutcher. He is a shit actor.

[@MashMashMusic]

+Boulderpits What's the problem with Gosling? You seen "Driver"?

[@danielwilliamson6180]

I didn't enjoy Driver.

[@MashMashMusic]

Daniel Williamson In that case you are a really really deplorable guy ... Excellent movie.

[@1981rawin]

Because of the poor sequels many forget that this was a powerful film in its day. I've had people laugh at me when recommending re-watching it and then apologise after. This really was a combination of a good director, good writing, music, stunt team and good actors pulling off a good story, then followed up with bad sequels which wrecked the whole thing.

[@singin8324]

I think john Rambo done the series justice 2 and 3 to commercial but that's hollywood

[@alexojideagu]

you can say similar about rocky but the sequels were not as terrible as Rambo 2 and 3

[@singin8324]

yea I agree with that

[@jennifersman7990]

1981rawin I think the lack of quality in the sequels can partially be blamed on Stallone. He was having little success in non-Rocky films so This was something of a make or break film when he did it, plus it had been in and out of production for like 10 years with different people attached to star in it so he might've taken a pay cut to do it. I'm betting Sly saw how good this film might be and demanded a different ending where Rambo lived so there would be a sequel.

[@adventuressurvivalinthailand]

Go home dude, the sequels were a bit Hollywood cheesy but still great action films with good stories.

[@STP43FAN1]

4:19 this is a pivotal scene because it indicates Trautman quietly knows Teasle instigated this entire disaster, and Teasle of course won’t admit it

[@sajid1979]

Rambo is a LEGEND! Never knew this movie 🎥 had deleted scenes. Seeing these after 30 years, is amazing!

[@greedyd5524]

I love how the sheriff lies thru his tooth to the state police guy about how he treated Rambo and I love the bar scene where you can see Troutman knows he is still alive

[@mainzelmannchen5889]

The first scene of this movie tells it all. In my view one of the best, if not the best scene of all times. There is so much in this scene, frankly unbelievable how they got it on tape. The moment Rambo walks back and Teasle looks in the mirror of his car ... ... goosebumps.

[@DTrent-uy1wl]

I live near Hope, the town this movie was filmed at. The downtown still looks the same as it did in 1982. A sleepy little town one hour from Vancouver that has basically stayed the same. We also like going for walks at the Othello Tunnels where Rambo jumped off the rock wall. The wood bridge that Rambo walks over when Teasle looks in rear view mirror was torn down about 5-7 years ago. A bunch of Rambo lovers did a reunion at the bridge before they ripped it down

[@Whoa802]

If only Stallone could give us a taste of the supposed three hour first cut of this film...

[@alexojideagu]

yes I want to see the 3 hour movie

[@davidb6785]

Me too

[@cosmiceyness]

i mean it did literally make him sick watching it cause it was so bad

[@Whoa802]

@@cosmiceyness Don't they all say that?

[@chrisevans5259]

best sly films are Rocky and First Blood , 2 classics that just get better and better with time, love em both

[@bigblockjalopy]

The Lords of Flatbush!

[@Dragonfury3000]

Rocky 2 was a pretty solid follow up for the first movie.

[@micpar2]

This how I saw it at the theater in 82 in Wisconsin. Semper fi

[@albundy6008]

Rambo was Army, not Marines.

[@karlhelm875]

Teasle never treated Rambo like a neighbor's kid. He was just covering his ass.

[@danielwilliamson6180]

That's Teasle's excuse.

[@DavidLLambertmobile]

Actor Brian Denehy reminded me of the jerk off ass-hat we had in my small town. He was a ex US Army MP(6 years active duty). He was a bully & a loud mouth jerk.

[@6StimuL84]

@@DavidLLambertmobile Probably a traitor and felon like Teasle also.....

[@rolandpouilloux7153]

@@6StimuL84 in the book Teasle is a veteran of korea war and he is more nuanced than the character in the movie.

[@6StimuL84]

@@rolandpouilloux7153 Did he commit the same treason and felonies he did in the movie or not?

[@lucylilac3704]

wow this is the first time ive been on a youtube video and havnt seen an argument! war really brings us together :)

[@TheJakubCZ1]

Lucy Lilac The fuck..

[@padraiglyons3709]

Nope. Cos she said is witty regardless.

[@bloodtimemaximusfullthrott226]

Pretty face?😳

[@juansarmiento3982]

Lucy Lilac yes.

[@madpenguin9402]

@@TheJakubCZ1 lol

[@Q80Warlock]

Well no wonder this movie got so many versions out there. According to the people who worked on this movie it had so many scenes edited out from a total runtime of like 180 mins and that's double the duration of the original release. This really deserves a Special Edition/Director's Cut.

[@johnrambojohn5352]

Don't care if so many version there,they can't replace nor overtake sly on his version RAMBO.

[@rogertech6633]

Thanks a million for this..I saw the original on TV many years ago and vaguely remember these parts/lyrics have bought every version on dvd and bluray but could not find it..thought I was imagining this..thanks for the video cause it really made me grateful I did not dream up these parts.wish they included them on dvd versions..I can rest easynow :))

[@paulmiller9237]

One of thee best movies of ALL time hands down! And i can and will continue to watch it over and over again and again! Even after all those years of doing so since I was a little kid!

[@Mnemonic-X]

Stallone is extremal. He really cut his shoulder. Then he really sewed up the wound.

[@scottknode898]

He didn’t actually sew the wound be cut his arm during the stunt where he actually landed onto the tree branches below to break his fall. Stallone, Schwarzenegger, Willis and others used to do a lot of their own stunts in their movies and didn’t always rely on stunt men like so many other actors do especially actors today.

[@Ominous89]

The wound was fake, but the pain of the broken ribs from the jump in the tree was real. That scream when he landed was real pain.

[@lerxst990]

"Dave" the State Cop, is the Late Bill McKinney, who played the Mountain Man in Deliverance,:Squeal boy!"...

[@andrewblanchard2398]

all RAMBO wanted was to eat and then leave

[@muzaffaraidid7512]

thats not much

[@bluemountaindrivepae]

Just hitchhiking through.

[@srujan00]

He was hoping his friend Delmore Barry could help him out for a while. That was the only reason he was in the area.

[@iansimmons1121]

I can never forget when they chain him up in the station, and they’re going to hurt him. Then they see he was already hurt, and he fs them up, it was awesome. I know how Rambo felt, and understand how he reacted.

[@waltersimmons946]

Imagine what the terrorist would do if Rambo was President

[@DerangedLeftWingers]

A scene in the beginning where Rambo tries to order takeout at a diner but then gets hassled, making Rambo leave. A scene after the posse is injured. A scene showing the Paramedics putting the posse in ambulances and Galt's body into a helicopter just as Kern arrives. A longer version of the conversation between Trautman and Teasle about Rambo taking out his posse.

[@southernfoods7302]

I don't know why in the hell they took all these detailed scenes out. I remember being maybe 8 years old.. and exactly seen it on HBO or something

[@grawakendream8980]

well put

[@observantmagic4156]

What’s a posse?

[@Willy2000ization]

@@observantmagic4156 A hunting group

[@hugoslav7786]

Does anybody have the take out scene aka Diner Scene? I have been searching for it for many years...

[@adamgilligan3688]

"Many soldiers will return from war, but none can ever go home."

[@victoriavallenti4099]

I love First Blood

[@danielwilliamson6180]

Me too. My favorite Rambo movie. I felt sorry for Rambo. It was sick the way Teasle, Galt and Ward treated him in the movie. It was Teasle's fault.

[@abovethelaw4417]

I loved rambo 1,2,3

[@veraevans6387]

0:00. That theme for Carolco Studios is serious business. It is an explosion of pure genius.

[@user-jg3ql5ih3e]

Vera Evans ...Hello 😍😍😍

[@RubenMakaya]

The Carolco intro is just pure magic

[@whitespacemarines4308]

Teasle: Are you telling me that 200 of our men against your boy is a no-win situation for us? Trautman: You send that many, don't forget one thing. Teasle: What? Trautman: A good supply of body bags.

[@jeffgrant4546]

White Space Marines favorite line.

[@Spectans1]

Best action movie of all times!

[@vestel777]

They should add all these scenes back into the movie. Make it a Deluxe Director's Edition on Blu-ray and 4K.

[@derikyeager7250]

I agree. I especially like the scene with Galt's widow. Teasle is finally facing the reality and consequences of his little ego trip. Everything that happens after that is solely on him. I wonder why it was ever cut?

[@C.A._Old]

40 Years of Masterpiece Story Movie and tragedy... Still Fresh.

[@DerangedLeftWingers]

here is the true deleted scenes The TV version of First Blood premiered on NBC on Sunday night, May 12, 1985, as a tie-in to Rambo: First Blood Part II. Three minutes were edited out and any suggestive dialogue was changed. However, the following scenes were added in order to make up for anything that was cut:

[@roytonkin5929]

Love all the Rambo movies...

[@leemartin7251]

I LOVED THIS MOVIE, STALLONE IS A BEAST!

[@ashokpall4049]

One of my 1st 18 cert films I ever watched as a child! I love this film, no CGI as well!

[@PeekaBooo24]

I must have been a lucky bastard because I had recorded this movie on VHS from HBO sometime from the 80's, and most of the deleted scenes posted here were in that recording. Still an awesome flick!

[@ronaldjamesegbert8485]

Nice observation, thank you for sharing,

[@MrWilhelm76]

Best movie ever. I watch it , hear it, feel it over and over and over.....nothing is over !!!

[@shanemccoy2792]

From what I've gathered Johnny was a real asshole in the book. "There are no friendly civilians!" was screamed before running into a grocery store and killing eighteen people. The Rambo in the book is a far more calloused and damaged man than the one in the film.

[@emt5330]

Shane McCoy The Rambo in the book is psycho. They toned him down so the message about veterans and ptsd would get across.

[@ravenousfire7798]

Rambo wasnt a psycho, he was a highly trained killer who couldnt fit into civilian life. He got harassed just about everywhere he went because he had a long beard and hair. Teasle and Rambo were both war veterans. The book illustrates a generational gap in how people were treated coming back from WWII and Korea and how things changed when vets came back from Vietnam. Teasle just saw Rambo as a hippie and Rambo was through taking crap from people. Both were stubborn and prideful, and it ended up getting a lot of people killed.

[@emt5330]

Johan Doah but nonetheless, Sly wanted to make a point about veterans with ptsd and the way they were treated. That's why they toned him down so that no one dies by his hand. They also humanized him by giving him a first name ( he was just Rambo in the book.)

[@ravenousfire7798]

emt5330 What do you mean nonetheless. You can't say "Rambo in the books was a psycho" and then shift the goalposts. He wasn't a psycho. Trautman even says that he was tested for psychological fitness and that he was better put together than Teasle. Neither Rambo nor Teasle are one dimensional characters. They each have failings and strengths, and are both critically flawed. The author wanted the book to represent both sides where you couldnt obviously say one was right and the other wrong.

[@kenney9120]

Something similar happens in the film as well. military vets aside, it makes sense that a small town would not want vagrants hanging around and Teasel tried to get rid of him peacefully. It was Galt that started the whole thing with his heavy handed behavior, the razor sent Rambo over the edge and then it was on. Without Galt, Rambo may have simply been a pain in the neck, done some time and then been released.

[@PersistentPureheart]

This was a heart-wrenching compilation. Hats off to you mate. A smashing tribute to the legendary commando and to the man who played the role. The music and the visuals would make any die-hard fan cry.

[@reytrevino8284]

I identified heavily with this movie , I saw it 15 times when it was first released ; I was bullied a lot in school .

[@Rumpole1000]

High school can be difficult for alot of people. Glad you made it out the other side. Peace.

[@tedstriker6646]

Rey Trevino Yeah, just like being tortured by Viet Cong.

[@seanodwyer8691]

Rey Trevino '' Go back too that school with a bucket off Petrol ,- Amigo.

[@reytrevino8284]

Sean O'Dwyer I've learned a lot of martial arts because of them but I've also learned how to forgive, through Jesus Christ by His holy spirit.

[@seanodwyer8691]

Rey Trevino Yes Ahh am convinced off the powers off the supernaturals and god iss a Light yellow Bemussed love Being that ahh/I have met upp with out off the blue. Hold your troat when you talk as creation iss created by sound viberations Our bodys vibrate like god's does and he makes a Vibratting noise. When the holy spirit comes too you itt is the sound off a wind noise as has been my past experiences with the holy spirit.- Contacts- prophet and seer - sean O'dwyer. number - 140 hobson street. Auckalnd 1010. phone- 06-8784448 new zealand. South pacific.

[@carlturner73]

One of the best stallone films ever,... Non stop action... A one man army.. Resisting arrest, fighting with will teasle, teaming up with trautmann,... Fantastic written and directed, and produced,... As for stallone, his action career, went from strength to strength, rambo II.. III. IV... His final final film.... Last blood

[@whiteribbonman1]

This "Sheriff" was full of himself! Pin Rambo's Congressional Medal Of Honor "to his liver". HA! Grow a pair first!

[@Lee2k4]

whiteribbonman1 he cried like s bitch when Rambo had the knife to his throat

[@NumaanTahir]

Phil Williams i heard the origen of teasel that he was a solider himself and when he heard about vietnam he hated the soldiers that thought there

[@judyhopps9380]

Teasel's a Korea vet. You can see the medals on his desk I think when he's loading his weapons at the end. Perhaps because Rambo's people were there for America's first war, he underestimates the man

[@pfcthomasblackhawk1100]

whiteribbonman1 Best part of this clip Besides a comical aspects, he pulled the redhead 👨‍🦰 by his Hair

[@jenniferbeatty7545]

Yeah, another Delusional devil who thinks he's god and controls the universe and everyone in it. Piece of pride/hate consumed Trash who needs to be tortured slowly and chronically in a dark dungeon whole in the middle of the earth

[@travtuck7646]

I still have the sewing scene in my VHS copy. BRUTAL Rip Brian Dennehy!!

[@majoinerful]

As an American thank you for uploading!

[@mlgs26]

I remember all these scenes. I used to watch this film at least once a month in the 80s as a teenager. The days when you had 3 channels on the Tv. Probably my all time favourite film.

[@peteandrepete528]

I used to call it TFC.Three fn channels lol.

[@dukeswhiteshark]

"..,I've got blood and everything and I'm tryin' to hold him together! I'm puttin'... the guy's fuckin' insides keep coming out! And nobody would help! Nobody would help! He's saying, sayin' "I wanna go home! I wanna go home!" He keeps calling my name! "I wanna go home, Johnny! I wanna drive my Chevy!" I said "With what? I can't find your fuckin' legs! I can't find your legs!!,.."... Great, first Nam flick i ever saw as a kid!, Actually THE first video i watched on VHS!! I watched this EVERY night for around 6 - 8 Months flat when i was bout 9 back in 1985 with my big bro, watched it every night after his work, serving his time as a joiner!!,...lol,.. Great dayz man!!

[@SANJAYWILLIAMS1975]

This was the 1st movies to address PTSD in veterans, the movie in its self is groundbreaking

[@allentan1828]

Watched countless time.

[@johanhenelund9437]

same here, over a 100 times as far as i can calculate, it´s an old classic:-)

[@jerseystar7240]

When Rambo finds the way out from the cave, Stallone shown all the vulnerability of a soldier that seems unstoppable. For me it's one of the best scenes of this masterpiece. Every time it ends, I feel like to start the film from the beginning.

[@haeleth7218]

This is great footage. Thankyou for uploading! Don't worry about the quality! You have done the world a service. Did not know so much of this film was rejected!!! The 'film cutters' are sometimes too harsh.

[@C.A._Old]

this scene became a movie about the events of a veteran elite soldier and his psychological drama and losing his friends. I even did it right now it made me cry even in the comment. War is always hell and unnecessary.

[@johnbell3621]

Why didn’t you leave the kid alone in the first place - pretty much sums up the whole movie.

[@hectorlopez1069]

Should have taken rambo to dairy Queen to get a burger and he would of not do this.

[@barryotoole6990]

I love this film a true classic yet to be honest i really dont know why i love it so much. The years fly by.

[@faroukentertainment]

They drew first blood not John J Rambo. Respect to all our honorable veterans.

[@corymack6669]

“Why didn’t you leave the kid alone in the first place?” Truer words have never been spoken!!

[@dustypotter4050]

you all should read the book, first blood, if you haven't yet

[@gunnerysarge75]

Actually was planning on ordering it soon, I hear its completely different is that true?

[@dustypotter4050]

yes its very good tho

[@atlantic3695]

Michael Martin It's incredibly good and different from the movie.

[@j.chriswatson6847]

The ending of the novel is much better and fitting. David Morrell penned a great story that should have shamed this nation for what it did to Vietnam vets.

[@Stugots666x]

Dustin Potter I just did it was awsome

[@markg3947]

Fabulous tribute. My favourite movie of all time. Thank you so much for doing this!

[@rbeck3200tb40]

8:00 A cop takes a drink of whiskey then tells the Colonel come on ill give you a ride to the airport

[@philburns9049]

as big as Teasle is, it would take more than a glass that size to get him drunk

[@dongilleo9743]

Teasle shakes hands with Trautman at the bar. Trautman doesn't really want to shake hands, but finally does. He doesn't have much if any respect for Teasle. I like the last thing Trautman says: "Good Luck". He knows Rambo is still alive, and that he will come for Teasle.

[@bilirkisi7819]

"Rambo" should never die.

[@DirkDigglaNo2]

All these "additional" footage is shown everytime it is on TV here in germany... in great quality 🤷‍♂️

[@anthonymullen6300]

Uploaded then please.

[@GQNissanPatrol_TD42]

Whoever disliked this video is related to warden Drumgoole from the movie Lock Up (1989). This is a rare video, thank you for sharing!

[@user-rt5br1zi3u]

Legendry movie Cause of arrogant sherrif Small town destroyed

[@joeconservative158]

I loved this movie 🍿 the first time I seen it in the movies at 12 year's old in 1982

[@DerangedLeftWingers]

A longer version of the conversation about the capture of Rambo. A scene where Teasle and Trautman land at the spot where Rambo is "killed". A scene where Teasle returns to his office and is congratulated by the townspeople for "killing" Rambo. None of these above scenes have ever appeared as extras on DVD or on Blu-ray.

[@urwholefamilydied]

why do I remember most of those scenes, I don't remember ever watching this on VHS... also, why were they removed? Unless it's gory shit, or a directors cut, I've never heard of movies being re-edited.

[@derpman]

@@urwholefamilydied Ever heard of Blade Runner? Got like seven different versions of the same movie.

[@urwholefamilydied]

@@derpman Ya, there's directors cuts of that. Just saying... an action movie that after it was released on VHS, they decided to do something different on DVD. Seems weird.

[@christianefuchs6492]

Rambo c est vraiment culte, le bon temps des années 80.super merci beaucoup Fabrice fuchs de holving

[@Gearparadummies]

I've seen every scene in the European release. Back in the day we weren't as queasy with sex or violence in movies. Now we are every bit as offended by anything as everyone else.

[@Carlparishhonda]

I purchased this movie from Target several years ago on Blu-ray high definition 5.1 stereo surround sound DVD. The picture and sound is incredible!!!!

[@johnmaurovic1807]

Busted for vagrancy in Jerkwater, USA!

[@dongilleo9743]

It would be interesting to hear what Teasle's definition of vagrancy is. Seems like it was more, "I don't like the look of you, so if you don't leave town I'm going to arrest you". Rambo wasn't a vagrant. He was travelling through town, and planning to get something to eat. If he was going to get something to eat, he probably had some money. It's not like he was a homeless person hanging around town. The "resisting arrest" charge is ironically funny. Given the way Rambo went through all of Teasle's men escaping from the jail, and again in the woods, Rambo was obviously capable of putting Teasle down right then and there. Far from resisting, Rambo let himself be arrested, and Teasle is lucky to have survived.

[@jefftheschauer1]

Filmed in Hope BC Canada!

[@thesnare100]

@@dongilleo9743 he didn't like Rambo's long hair..........nice cop, exactly the kind we don't need

[@thesnare100]

@John Estrada [Student] you certainly can if the cop tries to kill you for no good reason.

[@thesnare100]

@John Estrada [Student] I think you should be able to resist arrest if it is illegal, since the cop has NO RIGHT to make that arrest in the first place.

[@keithc728]

I loved that movie Stalone did a good job on that movie.

[@DerangedLeftWingers]

ruckus not a oscar movie but thats where rambo came from

[@kofkyo321]

One of the best movies of Sylvester career and was truly ahead of it's times

[@waldmeisterbrehm]

thanx so much for sharing! it's a great experience to see the cut footage! greetings from cologne, germany arthur brehm 😉

[@fb659]

Thank you for putting this up. My Dad took me to see First Blood when I was 8 yrs old. It's one of my favorite movies. I've never seen these scenes before, AWESOME!!

[@driewiel]

Where is the deleted scene when his father and mother were shot by hunters? Oh wait, that was Rambi.

[@Rylan_Russell]

I have watched this film thousands of times and i enjoy it every time i watch it ! Rambo's cold stare still chills me to the bone No actor in the world could have done this roll as much justice as he and all the big names where offered it including Al Pacino !!