RAMBO: FIRST BLOOD Clip - "The Jail Escape" (1982)

RAMBO: FIRST BLOOD Clip - "The Jail Escape" (1982).
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PLOT: A veteran Green Beret is forced by a cruel Sheriff and his deputies to flee into the mountains and wage an escalating one-man war against his pursuers.
RELEASE DATE: October 22, 1982 (USA)
GENRE: Action, Adventure
STARS: Sylvester Stallone, Richard Crenna
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[@SoldierOfFate]

All of this could've been avoided if they just greeted him like a normal person and offered him a burger, fries, and milkshake...

[@thewhorenextdoor8268]

And a, thank you for your service

[@pete6705]

They don’t want drifters like him in their town. You let one in, next thing you know there’s a bunch of them around

[@Esotereclectic]

There was a Dairy Queen right by the gas station in that town...Sheriff Teasle bullshitted him, right away!

[@rodyep3136]

Yeah but, most cops join because they want to be big man in charge. Sad but true.

[@raay411]

​@@pete6705 that's America for you no respect for vets, specially the ones who were drafted

[@theprofessional155]

In the whole movie the only person Rambo kills is the abusive cop in the helicopter and that was in self defense . Rambo was no threat to him and he was shooting to kill. It shows that even though Rambo was suffering from an extreme PTSD situation he still held himself back from killing .

[@theoutlawkylebronson7075]

Yes but he still wasted all these cops time and effort when it could be put to better things. Do you think his actions were justified?

[@VergilTheLegendaryDarkSlayer]

That was an accident The pilot didn't want to go that low in the canyon and the draft was making it hard to control the helicopter, the guy took his strap off to get a clearer shot then the rock hitting the windscreen made the pilot sway the helicopter making the guy fall out

[@theprofessional155]

@@theoutlawkylebronson7075 No but the cop at the beginning had provoked him and arrested him on false charges when he just wanted something to eat. The jail scene caused him to have an extreme PTSD episode where he snapped.

[@mbpaintballa]

@@theoutlawkylebronson7075 yes, in this situation the cops were out of line at every step, and his brain defaulted to get outta town and they wouldn't let well enough. Yes I know it was a movie, and yes I know the likelihood of something like this happening is extremely far fetched.

[@TheCEOXPerience]

the cop is the one who could /would have been charged with attempted murder

[@rexxarwatch9057]

Unlike most scenes when one guy beats many, this one actually seems believable. He is well presented as someone who knows how to fight and the cops are shocked by the violence of action.

[@user-rt5br1zi3u]

So true It was close to be real

[@jloren4647]

Yeah, its a question of a bully with a badge who runs up against the frontline enforcer, so in a weird way, its the "wild west" and the many vs few.

[@alexanderpavlenko72]

Just imagine, even if he miraculously defeated all the armed cops, knows how to fight and all that, then how are you going to escape from the police station? This is only possible if absolutely all the cops that are in this area are mentally retarded. Although in the movie, they see themselves as mentally retarded, and Rambo is the only adequate person in this mental hospital, oh sorry Police Station.

[@teddywestside4816]

Most cops cant fight. They are not trained to. And most are cowards with a badge.

[@DrivenByLuckGaming]

He was so chill and restaint before he did that

[@lautarotoloza7583]

Fun little fact, in MORTAL KOMBAT 11, almost his entire hand to hand moveset is straight up from this scene. My personal favorite is the leg sweep followed by the elbow to the face. A work of love and respect.

[@Mexecutioner82]

So damn true thanks for pointing that out. I love playing as Rambo in MK11!

[@mranderson5407]

Roethor best Rambo

[@shitoryu8]

That leg sweep+elbow looks do brutal

[@steven2345]

I watched this movie countless times as a kid, never really understanding what Rambo was going through mentally, just loving the action and survivalist skills he had. I grew up and watched it again and found a new respect for it, noticing more the sadness and inner conflict this poor broken man was dealing with. Great movie, a real classic. Hard to imagine the original ending where Rambo dies

[@RESPECT-nc7cf]

Тоже самое, мне 20 лет и я недавно пересмотрел после 10 лет перерыва, теперь это не просто боевик это что-то большее.

[@johnrambo9271]

I am John rambo 😂😂😂😂😂😅.

[@lordgoro]

@@johnrambo9271 Im actually John J

[@LawrenceDaniels-so9zv]

SHAVE HIM "DRY"😁

[@gregdavies8572]

This is how Americans treat each other.

[@bilalc4415]

Love the guy with the box! “Wtf did I do, I just got here?” 🤣🤣

[@thenoblepoptart]

Lmao caught in the crossfire…

[@norsemanbushcrafting1621]

@@thenoblepoptart well he was in uniform

[@ChaserHoon]

Sweep the leg.. and break the nose!!

[@bilalc4415]

@@norsemanbushcrafting1621 he was fair game, but he wasn’t expecting it lol

[@emt5330]

Coffee's here.... Awwww fuck.

[@mrs.6813]

No one could play Rambo other than Sylvester Stallone. He was perfect for the character.

[@dinogt8477]

maggot

[@reckfit8591]

Don't worry. There will be a reboot soon that will ruin the character

[@durudcapacity7458]

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[@rawnclark]

Right. But no other word can perfectly describe the color blue other than "blue". It's all we know, therefore it's what makes sense.

[@drquack1217]

Reboot it with Tom Holland and it’ll be way better

[@FPAlpha]

I just love that moment when he breaks out of the police building and the Rambo theme blasts in - this is as much an action movie as it is a commentary on Vietnam and the many soldiers who returned with PTSD. Simply one of Stallone's best movies. My father, ex Special Forces, also loves this movie and he usually rips action/war movies to pieces (in good fun) by spotting the million ways the characters do wrong things in the military/combat sense that would have gotten them killed if they had faced him or his buddies 😆

[@wilsonsilva9233]

&&

[@Beyond1904]

That rambo theme is the best thing to hear when you watch a rambo movie

[@counterpointify]

​@@Beyond1904 Composed by the great Jerry Goldsmith.

[@THAD364]

Well, this clip made me want to watch this movie, yet again for the 100th time. A pure, genuine classic.

[@conifergreen2]

I usually watch it every year. It is an experience of emotion.

[@user-nm1rb3tq8f]

ЭТУ СКАЗКУ ДЕРЬМОВУЮ

[@lunalea1250]

Same! 🤣🤣

[@Freedomring-uk6yd]

LOL yup

[@johnmullens2857]

i KNOW THE FEELING LOL

[@PaperPlateClorox]

I love how nervous and scared he looks even though he’s a bad ass. Stallone does a good job showing a balance of character.

[@lovealways2609]

yea.. BUT.. is Sly wearing mascara?.. why does he look like G.Q. pretty boy?..

[@paulcorradini1662]

@@lovealways2609 no

[@TheRealEdStoner]

He actually writes and cowrites all his movies.

[@Zurround]

Yes compare that to a movie like COMMANDO with Schwarzenegger. Also his ROCKY character was not some invincible badass who "supermanned" his way through his movies like heroes in martial arts movies (yes boxing is a martial art so the rocky movies are martial arts movies) often do.

[@paradoxstudios6639]

@@lovealways2609 That's really Alice Cooper playing this part.

[@themadh8r539]

The best part of this clip is that it's filmed in hope bc Canada and it still looks exactly like this in 2022

[@Joeywlsn]

Except I’m pretty sure the bridge isn’t there anymore. I saw a video where they do tours of the filming locations and the bridge was being torn down or somethin.

[@themadh8r539]

@Joe Wilson no its not I was there the last day before it was closed. 3 hour drive to see it 1 last time

[@Joeywlsn]

@@themadh8r539 you’re a trooper 🤙🏻🤙🏻

[@ronnie_5150]

@@Joeywlsn I live about an hour away, and the bridge has been replaced. They did put up a sign with pictures saying this was the site of the "Rambo Bridge". They also put up a statue of Rambo with his M60 in the middle of the town.

[@ronnie_5150]

@@Joeywlsn As well, this interior jail scene was not filmed in Hope. It was filmed in an actual prison that had closed down in New Westminster B.C. Known as the "B.C. Pen" it was a federal max security prison that closed in 1980.

[@northendro3112]

And to think, he was only trying to pass by 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@ronnie_5150]

He wanted something to eat too. :)

[@memorialgardens1664]

He was lost 💪🧠🙋‍♂️🎼

[@julianaavila-lj5sh]

​@@ronnie_5150 😮😊 CT ,,Y no , ❤

[@deanfarr3249]

​@@ronnie_5150he took all of them punk cops and security out when he got to the station

[@carsondooman7626]

People forget how poorly vietnam vets were treated coming home. And i love this movie for it. Society is to blame all around for these poor men who many did not have a choice to go overseas but were nonetheless drafted and forced to go. Love this movie Edit: y'all chill tf out fr. Treat each other with some respect in the comments

[@kyo7870]

Any vets should got treated better, imma vietnamese n i hate that fuckin war coz few of my fam die on that bullshit war. But yes i agree with ya, yall vets need a better treat.

[@MrHEC381991]

People forget how vietnam vets WEREN'T treated that way when they came home though. It's partially a myth.

[@robertisham5279]

@@MrHEC381991 What do you mean?

[@MrHEC381991]

@@robertisham5279 There were a lot of vets who came out a few years later basically saying that the mistreatment of them when they came home weren't as bad as people today say they were. The whole "getting spat on" and getting called "baby killers" was partially made up at the time to vilify Vietnam vets who didn't even have a choice but to fight in that war or go to prison.

[@toiletpaper5770]

@@MrHEC381991 no one ever said every Vietnam vet was treated poorly so what you said is true, you just said it in the worst way possible

[@raymondyee2008]

0:14 so that's what happened to Rambo when he was captured in 1971. 11 years later the painful memories return to haunt him.

[@nickramos5614]

He doesn't even look 11 years younger lmao

[@Bruceykeys]

​@@nickramos5614 does it matter?

[@anthonybajalia4407]

The scene at 2:04 always cracks me up for some reason. Just a random cop walking, and Stallone with the sweet slide and finish. Cracks me up every time

[@fredwerza3478]

I remember seeing that in the 80's and I finally realized that cops spend their days driving around and eating donuts --- and Green Berets are doing 200 pullups in the woods and skinning a wild pig for food LOL

[@baifomet6425]

LOL That poor guy just arrived minding his own bussines and got sweeped by a green beret out of nowhere. Same with that random biker.

[@caza728]

@@baifomet6425At least, Rambo was more gentle with the biker.

[@richardbrown5048]

This was clearly the best film in the franchise. Stallone’s acting in the end scene was superb.

[@user-vj1mi5jy8i]

D🎉fg

[@coolcat6303]

Most realistic of the series as well.

[@FallouFitness_NattyEdition]

I really do think Stallone deserved at least an Oscar nod for this role, especially for the ending scene. You can really feel his pain at the end of that scene.

[@conifergreen2]

I agree. He was terrific in F.I.S.T. as well.

[@joeyporto2461]

Super sad and you’re right, I feel like everyone associates Rambo with the sequels and how they are all just straight action and yeah they are cool, but the first one is a true drama story with action peppered through it, definitely my favorite

[@suleymanbabak1973]

@Gilson which is exactly what would happen if a not so educated ex soldier with PTSD would start telling you his worst memories of war while having a breakdown.

[@douglowry7382]

@Gilson if you can’t understand him telling a story of his friend dying and coming home to no support from his country then I’m sorry.

[@d_trich]

I don't think cops are allowed to look this bad in movies any more

[@johnnyv.5142]

Forget all the silly sequels, this film stands on its own as a well made, beautifully filmed action thriller with a great supporting cast!

[@ouethojlkjn]

And it is easy to forget the stunning backdrops of the mountains in the mist which are breath-taking - this is what I remember most when I saw it in the theatre back in 1982 - reminds me of "The Deer Hunter".

[@michaelcorbidge7914]

@@ouethojlkjn looks very cold . And for us it came out in winter and it was a cold wet misty day when i watched it at the cinema . I wouldn't have fancied having only a singlet as clothing. I also knew that in the real world his hands would have frozen from the bike ride and been too impaired to craft those mantraps .

[@FallouFitness_NattyEdition]

I tried to watch the sequels after this, but as you stated, the sequels were too silly and over-the-top. I think a lot of people forget just how good and grounded (compared to the sequels) the first Rambo is because everything that followed was cliched.

[@jeph33]

@@FallouFitness_NattyEdition the Rambo parody in UHF was better than those movies

[@jjhenaom]

and what about the soundtrack?, jerry goldsmith in his prime!

[@lisakellerman7701]

I love the whole movie (just watched it yesterday for Sly's birthday) but 2:07 is definitely one of my best scenes in the movie. How Rambo comes running out and that Rambo sound in the background... Wow. Just great 👍♥️

[@user-vr2mt6sj1t]

❤

[@lisakellerman7701]

​@@user-vr2mt6sj1tThank you ❤

[@haddynovak116]

The one 'movie' who said and explained a stories of our lives (some of scenes are definitely 'Deja Vu'), thank you Sly for great and legendary achievement, also thanks for amazing screenplay, great respect also to the book writer.

[@GeneralGouda]

This shows Rambo’s fragile side, the side where he felt insecure and unsafe.. every Rambo after that showed his true might. Up until Rambo last blood, where we saw how dark he could actually be.. hell of a character 👌🏻

[@emulation2369]

The first one is anti-war movie The rest ones are pro-war movies

[@newtonfrancis]

56ㅐㅡ , ㅡ

[@fredsalter1915]

One of the best flicks ever. 80's flicks are the best. No argument.

[@MrBarasinski]

Agree....There is something speciel about them...dont know what it is...also mid/late 70s.....Jaws, Close encounter of the third kind...etc

[@spyder357]

@@MrBarasinski Agreed, alien and aliens, terminator, etc. All great movies.

[@fredwerza3478]

I think it's because you couldn't rely on CGI to carry the movie --- you needed a great script and dialogue, and superb acting instead of fancy pixel magic

[@fredsalter1915]

@@fredwerza3478 Absolutely agreed.

[@user-gh7nn5cx5t]

My dad introduced me to his movies. I first watched the character John Rambo when I was around 6 or 7. I remember sitting with my dad and watching his movies, how he would revolt all alone, a man who actually lived up to the hype. As someone living in India, the movie used to run till midnight. I used to watch it all, especially the action part with my dad in the family room with the lights off. My dad loved Stallone, watched all his movies. And in this process I became a fan too. The soundtrack is so nostalgic that it took me back to the days when I used to sit down and chill with him watching movies late night. Those were the days. Tomorrow marks a year my dad passed, those times what I mentioned above will remain as one of the best memories ever. Something that you can never get back but can cherish all your life. Love you Dad, I miss you.

[@ChrisHonowayOFFICIAL]

God bless you, and your father.

[@fredwerza3478]

I have a lot of the same memories --- watching Stallone and Schwarzenegger movies with my Dad --- he passed away from a stroke 4 years ago

[@Yankees4Life83]

If "f*ck around and find out" was a movie scene

[@snake9911]

That was such a great movie. Those cops had no idea what they were in for when they pushed him to far. They got what was coming to them.

[@jerryl2252]

First thing I ever stole. Frank Morrels First Blood. Saw the movie Camp Humphries Korea. 1979?

[@michaelheston2682]

So true especially the one with the gob and night stick he thought he was so tough

[@Norrbottning]

They're also the most accurate cops. That's cops in reality

[@kishascape]

@@Norrbottning in reality you get swarmed by 10 guys and strapped all over down to a restraining chair.

[@olliegooding6281]

@@kishascape f

[@joelsattler8420]

This is the best of the Rambo movies. Never forget who the real enemy is.

[@Rosco-P.Coldchain]

I’m 52 and still can remember the day my mum picked me up from school one Friday 42 years ago which she never did and when I got in the car she proceeded to tell me how she had bought a video recorder..Not only that but they had reserved first blood on video and we were on our way to pick it up..I still remember the excitement and elation I had it was better than Christmas 😂❤..Great times 🙏

[@bigbossiswatchingyou4624]

That's why you never mess with a former veteran who suffers from PTSD

[@Perebynis]

Genius scene from a briliant movie. Makes you see how alienated Rambo must have felt of his country. Even the town seems hostile and jungle-like. And the embodiment of this alienation are Teasle and his buddy Art - whereas Teasle masks as the "voice of reason", while Art turns out a sadist and psychopath. You can only run from this hell.

[@jeph33]

Oh yeah, Jack Starrett always plays the evil cop well😎

[@sarem8853]

A

[@manoeltecino4204]

@@panosdotnet ir uyu

[@Audioholics]

This movie is a classic and brought to light how poorly our vets were treated after Vietnam.

[@peterlisyak5396]

Not just American Veterans were treated in the same manner

[@justinedwards5021]

@@peterlisyak5396 well in our country we only care about american veterans dude

[@wheelie642]

White lives matter.

[@gz9520]

@@justinedwards5021 Not all of us are that self centered.

[@justinedwards5021]

@@gz9520 and neither am i

[@DaftBrian1]

Cant believe this is 40 years old

[@rupeshshrestha5445]

I'm from Nepal and this is one of the best movies I've watched so far. It's so good that I still love to watch it every once in a while. Rambo was an idol when I was a kid. This movie never gets old for me.

[@grammarofficerkrupke4398]

They've made more Rambo movies now. The 4th one called John Rambo is awesome.

[@beneditocarvalho3847]

@D Legionnaire k

[@tested123]

the soundtrack alone makes this movie so damn good.

[@coolcat6303]

Agreed. Jerry Goldsmith was a master.

[@conzalez94]

Agree with both comments.

[@caza728]

@@coolcat6303I liked his work in Executive Decision as well.

[@Anonymous-wd1os]

As soon as he came out them doors and the music came on, you just felt a sense of relief that he was free again.

[@RAGING_MIRAGE]

Man i went to see this in the theatre a few weeks ago for the 40th anniversary. Was incredible seeing this amazing movie on the big screen...

[@-Wolfgang-.]

This in my humble opinion is by far the best movie of the Rambo Series ! John J. Rambo and his Colonel Samuel Trautman - an example of real friendship and loyality ! They both could rely on each other under any circumstances. A masterpiece ! Cheers ! Wolfgang, Hamburg

[@manuelacosta9463]

The PTSD flashes really made this scene and telegraphed what was to come, those deputies really handled this badly with Galt being the worst both here and in the novel.

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Jail Prison

[@toadthewhole1447]

You state the fookin' obvious, ya cnut.

[@michaelcorbidge7914]

You read the novel!. So in the novel did Gault and teasle themselves serve in say Korea?

[@manuelacosta9463]

@@michaelcorbidge7914 From what I remember Teasel did but Galt did not because his was stateside service, which fuels a feeling of bitterness in him that becomes authoritarian power tripping.

[@johnsimon340]

Great actors Great show

[@neilconfesor9845]

This was a talk of the town back in the day. I love the role of Richard creena as well especially when he said about rambos war medals and achievements. Ill watch this again for sure! Lastly, the location for the film is perfect! Love that cold winter look

[@fredwerza3478]

Pacific Northwest was a great choice for the movie --- every scene looked chilly and gloomy --- just like Rambo's state of mind

[@EasyOzy]

Stallone played Rambo perfectly in this first film. Yes, he was treated unfairly by the police, but he was dangerous and unbalanced too. The sequels just made him an all American hero, and although some had their moments, none got close to First Blood. Rocky Balboa and John Rambo were entirely different characters., certainly at the time of this film. A credit to Stallone’s acting.

[@kevinr278]

Yes. Also, the sequels, at least the 80's ones, while rated R, were still very popular with kids because of the cheesiness. They soon put out Rambo cartoons, school lunch boxes, games, toys, and other Rambo related children's merchandise. It was a total cash-in, 100%

[@rogergargantua]

As a kid, I loved the sequels even more. Now, as an adult, I dislike the sequels.....First Blood is a gem!

[@alexdeghost2729]

Rambo 4 was great

[@logon235]

@@rogergargantua Hear hear.

[@bbbbbbears6999]

@@rogergargantua The first is the best by far, all the other ones are video game action.

[@tested123]

when he elbows the guy in the face he actually broke his nose. the special edition dvd includes sly narrating the entire movie with cool facts. love this movie for so many reasons.

[@scottknode898]

Alf Humphreys who played Lester actually did his nose broken, Stallone revealed it was an accident but the character had his nose broken in the book First Blood as well.

[@tyrranicalt-rad6164]

I like how the deputy carrying boxes who posed absolutely no threat got it the WORST !!! 🤣

[@cornixdemetrius7883]

Not really, that other cop who just pressed a button got straight up pushed out of a window and likely died from a broken neck

[@ukprez730]

This is the America I knew growing watching tv from india when i was young... God I miss these old skool movies of the 80s...Arnold,Sylvester and Van damn my childhood heroes... Thank you so much for making my child hood super special snd worth living every moment

[@blksag74]

I can’t believe this movie is really 40 years old … 👀 👀 Absolutely an 80’s classic I remember seeing this in the movies 🍿 🎥

[@hectorlopez1069]

Sylvester was young here in this scene.

[@blksag74]

@@hectorlopez1069 he was actually 36 at that time ..

[@gregory46236]

Me too

[@Dark_Asteroid]

0:28 Just shave him, dry.

[@blksag74]

@@Dark_Asteroid I was like DAMNNN.. that’s rough 😂 😝

[@calicoasting]

What a badass movie..never gets old.

[@omegalm6743]

Every soldier or veteran should be treated with respect and should be thanked. Thanks for your service 🇺🇸🫡

[@sguinn91]

Agreed. They sacrifice so much for us and our freedom.

[@daveleeroy]

I grew up in the town this was filmed in. We used to skip out of school and watch them film. The production was in our town for a year and a half. Got to meet Sly, and Brian.

[@kerry3355]

One of the best movies ever made , they don't make them like this anymore

[@e.jack.47]

Too unfortunate but the truth.

[@kelyoph]

AGREE!

[@shaunsteele8244]

yeah, today Rambo would be gay and the Sheriff would be trans... they'd end up hooking up at the end

[@pauls478]

They'd never make it today, for the simple fact that Rambo - a decorated soldier - is painted as a person worthy of sympathy.

[@TheSilentWalkerz]

@@shaunsteele8244 Nah, Rambo would be George Floyd and the Sheriff will be…well you know. It will be more about a race war rather than cop brutality against someone with PTSD

[@erepsekahs]

Without any doubt, one of the best movies I have ever seen in my life. I saw this in the theatre when it was first released almost 40 years ago. I had that opinion then and I have it now. For sheer excitement it ranks right up there with really big budget movies such as Apocalypse Now. Brilliantly cast, directed and produced. I just wish everything else he made was so well done.

[@anthonymensingh1989]

I totally agree with you one of the best movies of the eighties my brother and me Seen it when it first came out we seen it at theatre with another movie the beast master double ten dollars for two movies

[@riveiromunoz7161]

@@anthonymensingh1989 76 8

[@thedigitalemotion]

Mate, I absolutely agree with you, since a young teen I’ve loved this movie and it’s stayed with me as a 46 year old man. It’s part of the fabric of my childhood and ranks in my top 3 best ever films.

[@yellpower2467]

So natural, so humanlike, that’s why even so many decades later it is still a Classic, riveting, captivating that you want to just rewind and rewind and see

[@davy1972]

Man, when he burts through the doors and the instrumental to "It's a Long Road" plays and hijacks the motorcycle..good stuff.

[@realbro1415]

I love this movie!! Makes you think about how War affects soldiers mentally as well as physically...

[@PaulKmzox-eq8iw]

RAmBO

[@kevinhemming9420]

He gave the perfect example of PTSD. Our soldiers were rejected from us when they came home from the war. Never again will we let mental health be restricted from any soldier who comes back from war.

[@my8osprive]

This movie brings up fond memories of my sweet grandma who didn't speak a word of English but loved to watch this movie at home over and over on the VCR and rooting for Rambo.

[@fredwerza3478]

LOL reminds me of my Gramps --- he was a WW2 vet who didnt say much but he loved watching Rambo on his VCR

[@dscapes1]

I'll never forget first seeing this on a coach coming back from Holiday in the mid 80's. At night with the curtains drawn on the windows, everyone quiet in their seats completely drawn into it. Back then you hardly knew anything about a movie until you saw it. Unlike nowadays where every big movie gets overhyped.

[@Jux1401]

It hits home cause it's shows how PTSD can be before it was even a thing.

[@hochiminhwasamass-murderer8922]

It was always a thing. It was originally called shell shock back in World War One!

[@McLarenMercedes]

@@hochiminhwasamass-murderer8922 But they didn't really understand its effect on the human psyche and how to treat it until the late 1980's. For all those "shell shocked" in WWI they were either dismissed as cowards or locked away as "mentally ill". PTSD was most definitely NOT "always a thing".

[@hochiminhwasamass-murderer8922]

@@McLarenMercedes No it was. They treated more complicatedly than you think.

[@JackTheripper911]

PTSD has always existed. Before ptsd it was operational exhaustion. Before that it was battle fatigue, and before that it was shell shock. PTSD was a thing before it even had a name. Its a psychological condition, just because it didnt have a name beforehand doesnt mean it didnt magically exist.

[@t9j6c6j51]

A timeless classic.

[@FernandoNando-hy2tp]

O melhor filme da série, na minha opinião, vi várias vezes, nesses 40 anos, que se passaram após o lançamento em 82. Florianópolis Brasil

[@elainenye-evans4555]

Best clip of any film. Heroic and justified, what more do you want !

[@dub2459]

I’m glad we got one of the best action franchises out of this, but it’s important to remember this story was really about PTSD and our treatment of veterans.

[@outdoorguy845]

One of the best movies ever. I've only seen it about 50 times

[@M4sterClass]

A Green Beret came back to the hell to his own country... Confronting to normal people of what he did, what he is, and what he must to do now in a normal life. To be a simple man is just impossible... Nope, you can't be the same or a simple man and forget everything in few days, monthes, years like that when you are a war machine like Rambo aka "All Soldiers" who have lived many war atrocities. Respect for all soldiers

[@tryarunm]

Great actors! Dennehy, Crenna! This movie broke the mould. And the background score! To die for.

[@cmsacademy1673]

One of the best movies of all time

[@llllllllllllllll3139]

If u meet a Vietnam vet tell them welcome home trust me u will put a smile on there face maybe even cry

[@savekillqqpsounds8473]

@Jaeger19Ultima was elmo red?

[@ronnie_5150]

I work with a few Vietnam vets. AND the janitor where I work was a 17 year old Vietcong soldier. Guess what? One of the Vietnam vets, and the former Vietcong soldier are now best of friends. It is amazing to sit and listen to them talk together.

[@darrellmfume3513]

This was, and still is a GREAT MOVIE. Brain Dennehy/Character, the Sheriff. Let his BIG EGO get the best of him. and Rambo tor up the WHOLE damn town. Literally.

[@CC-ug3ld]

Dont forget Jack Starret from blazing saddles

[@hectorlopez1069]

The town, the police

[@richardkaltenbach3961]

Yeah, Brain Dennehy Is One Big Pea Brian!

[@Mikey-xy8mp]

I remember as a kid I watched this movie just appreciating the bad ass dude taking on a whole police department. Now after 7 years in the infantry, spending time in Syria and Iraq, I have a new found respect for this movie.

[@Gzimkodra]

Sylvester Stallone best movie. This 80s joint was awesometo watch

[@Longi1974]

I am an instructor in Goju Ryu Karate , so I appreciate self-defense moves like the arm-lock, followed by the knee strikes then the finger gouge to the eyes at 1:14. Really effective stuff.

[@anthonylewis2080]

If I'm correct, the British Army's SAS is trained in Goju Ryu Karate and I could see why this is : good enough for them, it's the same for everyone else.

[@seanodwyer4322]

long- ahh studyed ju jit su for 15 years. met up with a korea champ in sydney at night when ahh boldly put up signs for free lessons and sign for free back massages. Showed Korea champ two moves he admited he did not know.- @@ Knife defence moves. nearly had night club bouncer nearby want to take me on.

[@biged8290]

Brian Dennehy was just as much a part of this movie,as Stallone...a great performance, and Richard Crenna's great line..."make sure you've got a supply of body bags"

[@frankm.m1655]

Don't forget the line " he's trained to eat things that would make a Billy goat puke."

[@EnlightnMe48]

I saw an old western show--well before my time--on television starring a very young looking "Dick" Crenna.

[@biged8290]

@@EnlightnMe48 Did you know that Richard Crenna directed numerous episodes of the "Andy Griffith Show"...I notice his name as director,and I've seen every episode at least 20 times.

[@scottknode898]

The part of Teasel was written with Dennehy in mind. The part of Trautman was originally for Kirk Douglas but he quit the role when was unhappy with the script and left production. Richard Crenna was a last minute replacement who started filming his scenes a few days after he traveled to location.

[@janjones4536]

fantasic line-fantastic movie

[@CarLover73858]

This guy deserves lots of respect!

[@savanahmclary4465]

One of the best escaps on video.. Go Sly Go. I watched this movie the first time at a drive in theater.

[@sebastianfitzptraick7395]

Massive props to Ted Kotcheff, masterful direction.

[@johnd9031]

Great movie. Stallone is perfect for the part.

[@danielfox3003]

Still one of the best opening scenes to any action movie ever made. I’m watching it right now.

[@danielfox3003]

You don’t seem to want to accept the fact that you’re dealing with an expert in guerilla warfare, with a man who’s best with guns, with knives, with his bare hands. A man who’s been trained to ignore pain, ignore weather, to live off the land, to eat things that’d make a Billy goat puke. In Vietnam his job was to dispose of enemy personnel. To kill! Period. Win by attrition. Well Rambo was the best.

[@pussykiller4540]

@@danielfox3003 accept*

[@danielfox3003]

@@pussykiller4540 wow, I usually don’t make that mistake.

[@user-zo5ov7kn2l]

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[@andersonlim6739]

Unforgettable movie. I watched this movie when I was in my 20s. It is still a great movie

[@kpz1234]

It's one of Stallone's best movies, right up there with Nighthawks. The guy playing the deputy in the screenshot also did a great job in his role.

[@scottknode898]

If talking about the actor behind Stallone who played Galt that was the late Jack Starrett or if talking about the red headed deputy Mitch that was a young David Caruso who went on to play Horatio Caine on CSI Miami

[@AmirAli-xk1eq]

This movie always reminded me my childhood days❤️

[@tightwrite85]

The leg sweep to elbow is one of my favorite movie fight moves

[@acerp8123]

Best movie ever! I watched it over 10 times in a row back in the day

[@irregularmana6216]

The best one. Enjoy the others, actually i love em but this one doesn't have any expectations even if you see the trailers you wait and aren't expecting it to go from 0 to 60 in this way. It's awesome and great story telling/ build up

[@vls3771]

A classic no doubt ......it always struck me each of the many times I have watched it when he emerged out of the cave after they blew up the entry they thought he was dead but he didn't know that and proceeded to run rather than quietly slip away ....

[@TheJoe89jan]

Well congratulations! Now I’m gonna watch every Rambo movie in human existence.

[@gavinperry8433]

That scream alone should have got Stallone an Oscar

[@pinkfloydfan8]

I consider this to be the best pure action movie of all time! Great stunts great locations!! Perfection!

[@pinkfloydfan8]

@Jim Q. Starr Kinda weird way of saying hello! Maybe that's normal for douchebags!🤷‍♂

[@jonathanpardoe8722]

Such a well crafted film that captures the atmosphere so well .

[@joaolemos4204]

nossa! nostalgia , voltei à trinta anos atraz sdd desse tempo!

[@frankpalancio8471]

Love the PTSD flashbacks to his NVA captors. Good editing

[@williamrogers733]

The absolute best scene ever in any Stallone flick

[@nattydreadlocks1973]

One of the greatest movies of all time.

[@steghuman9063]

First blood on the surface is a great action movie, it's deep and meaningful on the underside. Appreciate the attention to detail and enjoy this classic.

[@furyss1tv184]

What a great movie.I saw this movie at the time of the drive in in 1982 and have been watching it for over 40 years with continual focus when I watch It.What a great movie.I think it's better than the rockies.And it's just a great movie

[@user-tp8st7fe4m]

Любимый фильм. Смотрел с папой ещё подростком!

[@CT-nb5lm]

What a freaking awesome movie and a awesome time to be 9 years old..I musta watched this everytime it was on HBO

[@user-wb8vm4sx2c]

Рембо так просто не сдаётся!Рембо крепкий орешек.

[@babytv1401]

When I was teenager I watched this movie probably hundred times.

[@Stormertheboy]

1:01 Me at the dentist

[@mcb7691]

possibly my most favorite scene from the movie! he had a "flashback" and thought he was in Vietnam all over again so he had to get out fight back get away overall great movie!

[@terry63lee]

@MichaelBailey Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

[@mcb7691]

@@terry63lee that's my guess as well!!

[@ddnn974]

Just a little sticking point, the “Viet” guy was speaking Cantonese which is the wrong language for them 😆

[@guyc66]

I got my first speeding ticket racing my friends to the movie theater on our way to see this movie when it first came out. I was a little spooked that Galt looked a lot like the State Trooper who had just gave me the ticket. It’s still one of my all time favorite movies!

[@user-rt5br1zi3u]

In which year 82 ????

[@user-rt5br1zi3u]

@wesley wild 😂😂😂😂

[@michaelcorbidge7914]

In Ben Hur the old Roman military mate of Ben (turned evil )who he challenges in the hippodrome looked exactly like the cop who threw the book at me when i was 19 . My smoking bike exhaust made me responsible for the pollution problems of our planet.

[@fredwerza3478]

Galt reminds me of too many racist hick cops I met in my life --- they are uneducated assholes but act tough with a gun and a badge 😂

[@kemikemi756]

When you got out of the movie did you kick the trooper's ass ?

[@StrangeMachines1]

The ultimate sigma male

[@frankman2]

gotta rewatch. Rambo 1 and Rocky 1 were the best.

[@sundaymorning1278]

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