*RAMBO* Went *BERSERK* In First Blood (1982) MOVIE REACTION!!! FIRST TIME WATCHING!!!

[@rollomaughfling380]

Probably the most fun, well-done reaction I've seen to this film. Lot of people moaning in the comments about your laughter/jokes. Well, I'm a USMC war Veteran, laughed right along with you, and here's my message to them: It's a freakin' Rambo movie. It's fiction. Lighten up.

[@brockbaby]

They had exactly the reaction I'd expected. Awe. Excitement. Enjoyment. It's not till the end that we hit the wall of reality with the Oscar winning speech about Nam.

[@Dr.Acula76]

They got real serious at the right time though! And thank you for your service!

[@trekkiejunk]

I disagree with this being a "Rambo" movie. Technically, i suppose it is. But this is a story of a man's pain, the heartache of war, his PTSD, etc. The 80's movies were all flag-waving propaganda, and were stupid.

[@andyt9296]

The bit at the end when he talks about all his friends dying and all this, it was all improvised

[@TheBunnyb0y]

Yeah love their reactions, very genuine and engaging, its a over the top movie, with some funny scenes, political touches, and genuinly ..horribly.. human touch in the end.. Which makes a awesome movie, with a little real, true, statement, with the fun.. I loved rambo, had the toys lol, but yeah can still approliciate, and respect, the real, and sometimes horrible, aspects of war/military service

[@sandybehanna7704]

My husband only talked a few times about returning from Vietnam. He spoke of being called a baby killer, he was spit on when he arrived home at the airport, it was horrific. At the airport he threw all his army apparel, and his duffel bag everything went into trash at the airport he tried to be invisible. You do have to remember that Vietnam was in the late 60s early 70s and the young man that went to war this is how they were treated. Now they died, or is dying from Agent Orange and severe PTSD. My husband is 73 now I am very surprised he has made it this far because of agent orange he has severe COPD. He has had quadruple heart bypass and he also has 13 stents. But having to live with a Vietnam vet it been difficult? It’s still breaks my heart when he has the bad nightmares the screaming and the thrashing about when they’re asleep and you were told never to wake him up. I know he had a psychiatrist at one session ask him did he dream about Vietnam and his response was he relived it. 🙏

[@davidsenra2495]

I'm sorry about all that your husband gone through, Sandy. Wish the best for you and him.

[@chris5947]

That's so heartbreaking. My heart goes out to you and your husband and to all vets.

[@robertsmith4681]

One thing to understand about the general context of the movie and the timeframe it came from, this was just after the Vietnam war had ended and Vietnam war veterans were treated quite harshly, many ended up homeless and suffering from various trauma and it wasn't unusual for such men to be socially shunned or treated particularly harshly by law enforcement. If anything Rambo was one of the first movies to show this attitude as being "wrong'.

[@Boomerbox2024]

Absolutely. This series is about the many social issues that surrounded a war that nobody understood, that just went on, and on, for almost 20 years. It might be nice if some month, just for grins and giggles, you watched only movies about a particular issue or event. Exploring an event that way can open new levels of understanding, and appreciation.😉

[@robertsmith4681]

@@Boomerbox2024 I for one am quite happy to see "kids" (i'm almost 50, was born just after the Vietnam war ended) take an interests in those "classic" movies and the social issues they portrayed. Times were different back then but not "that" different.

[@65cj55]

It was a movie, total fiction..

[@JTs-No-Bs-Reviews]

That where the future movies lost their way, it became all about the cheesy 80's action and lost the heart of the story and the character.

[@LandSharkEatsU]

@@65cj55 Actually, it's based on a true story.

[@Whitebrowpriest]

14:55 - LOL "Why is he steaming?" That is funny, but remember, dudes, the dead cop was bleeding out warm blood in a very cold climate. That's why his body was "steaming". It was actually a pretty accurate choice for the director to make to keep with realism. :)

[@jamesm654]

By todays standards Rambo looked normal. But in 1982, he looked like a criminal. A thug...lol He's steaming because it's cold and the blood is warm

[@zedwpd]

Sometimes Cam&Zay aren't the sharpest tool. They will probably wonder why the newborn is steaming in "The Color Purple" during the delivery.

[@trekkiejunk]

@@zedwpd -- I've seen other reactions they did and they made comments that made me shake my head in embarrassment for them. LOL

[@DanJackson1977]

He looked like a Vietnam vet drifter.. because thanks to the US government so generously supporting the troops they sent over there after they came home psychologically and physically broken, alot of em ended up homeless. Luckily my dad who was army infantry didnt end up homeless but he had major issues.

[@VicMikesvideodiary]

In 1982 he didn't look like a thug. I saw this film when it was first released to video NO ONE thought he looked like a thug. Were you even around then? People weren't the fashionistas you think they were.

[@zedwpd]

My dad served 20 years and was in Vietnam. I served for 20 years too and got to see his eyes every time someone thanked me for my service. No one ever thank him. He has since passed away.

[@nowthatisawesome5431]

😢 So sorry to hear that. He should have been thanked too. Thank you both for your service . 🙏🇺🇸

[@iagorincon]

Deepest condolences brother.

[@richardhansen3703]

Why was he steaming after he fell out of the chopper? I assume you don't understand the physics of body heat in the extreme cold?🤣

[@Baldwin-iv445]

I'm honestly not sure if they've lived in a cold weather climate.

[@usamazahid3882]

This reaction is hilarious, bruh. *Why is he steaming, Headass?* 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@davidyoung745]

Stallone actually made the jump from the cliff to the tree, and when you hear him yell, he broke two ribs when he hit the tree. I’ve always enjoyed this movie.

[@dive2drive314]

Definitely didn't know that! Damn, that is wild....

[@bb21again.67]

Also the stuntman driving the police in the bike chase broke his back when the car landed after the railway track jump.

[@KyleS3m3noff]

You've never been in a particularly cold region, huh?

[@jaydisqus3353]

The sheriff was a Korean war vet. The guys who fought in Vietnam caught hell from everyone. I'll leave it there.

[@johnkennethwiseman5460]

You are right jay. Even though its not specified in the movie about Teasle, the book goes into more detail that Teasle resented rambo. Korean was the forgotten war as Vietman got more "recognition" shall we say

[@ClancyWoodard-yw6tg]

Yeah, that's right. A lot of Korean war vets did resent the Vietnam generation because they felt like their war was overlooked because Vietnam pretty much happened right after Korea

[@StarShipGray]

And he earned a Distinguished Service Cross in Korea. He was an ex marine.

[@davidkrutsinger5414]

The National Guard is military, just not fulltime. They still have to go through the same basic training as fulltime and they have access to the same weapons as fulltime. The National Guard units have to go through the training and testing as the fulltime and have to score the same.

[@PerfectHandProductions]

A classic action film with a dramatic twist that breaks your heart. That ending kills me every time.

[@LightMovies]

Galth steaming is actually a touch of class. If you look at Rambo he steams too, and this happens because the weather is under 0 degrees (you can see it because they all steam when they breathe), and they sweated because of the stress and the action warming up their bodies. When Galth's collegues arrive, he doesn't steam anymore because he's cold now being dead.

[@Gamaoyabi]

For such steaming you need three things. Overly heated body, temperature below 15C degree and humidity in the air. We can sometimes see this effect on the football pitch, when footballers heads and upper bodies are steaming, especialy with some rain to it. This scene was in the narrow valley with a mountain stream surrounded by foreest and with low temperature, I would say between 5-10C degree. There was no indications, that temperature was below zero celcius. I agree that this steaming was a great touch.

[@brians48now]

Zero degrees C is only 32 degrees F. I'm pretty sure the comment you are replying to is talking about zero F which is -17.8 degrees C. Plenty cold enough to produce steam off the human body. @@Gamaoyabi

[@_MjG_]

Wrong. The temperature doesn't need to be as low as 0 degrees. Body steam can form at approximately 45 degrees Fahrenheit or 7.22 degrees Celsius .

[@_MjG_]

​@@brians48now The first reply is right. Your comment is wrong.

[@davidcopple8071]

Just an FYI. The National Guard goes through the exact same training right along side regular army. They learn everything a full time soldier does. But they wouldn't be any match for a well seasoned Green Beret.

[@twinkthatloveslotrtrilogy7676]

I think there were just weekend soldiers

[@ClaireWW]

It's really hard watching you laugh so hard when you know how this film ends.

[@tylerlucas3752]

So excited for you two to be reacting to this awesome film. It’s different from the rest of the series in many ways… but the ending always makes me emotional. Some of Stallone’s best acting work are in that last ten minutes alone. Amazing film!

[@mattyoung7415]

You're absolutely right. It's not often you can pinpoint the best of someone's work like that. He didn't just surpass himself in that scene, it's not just Stallone's best acting, that's better than most.

[@BaeBunni]

What I love about the movie is the ending Rambo is bloody, broken and the Colonel who is kinda a stand in for the government, wrapping a coat around him and taking him, kinda saying that the it's sorta the governments duty to help these guy after all the fighting they went through.

[@robertbunting3117]

There was a national guard post near my house growing up that had tanks in their parking lot

[@sharkdentures3247]

"God didn't create Rambo. I did." - My absolute FAVORITE scene in the movie! I know the big "emotional payoff" scene at the end is widely considered the "BEST". (very well acted by Stallone) But I just love Troutman.

[@Patriotische-Alternative]

For me, the best part of the movie is when they learn that he's a Green Beret, congressional medal of honor. Another one is when Trautman talks with Rambo while he's in a cave and Trautman calls the whole team and Rambo says he's the only one alive. Another one is when Trautman says "I didn't come here to rescue Rambo from you, I came here to rescue you from Rambo."

[@michaelgeorge4826]

I guess there's nothing you can't laugh at, but this reaction was just way over the top. "Go on and laugh yourself in half."

[@robertsmith4681]

The movie was filmed in Canada near a town called Hope in the province of British Columbia, to this day the place is a mecca for Rambo fans, there is a huge statue that was put up and some of the more iconic place such as the bridge are popular tourist spots.

[@markman5332]

I have a mug shot of Stalone in the Hope police station with Rambos name and the BC station.

[@darchangel8675309]

Rambo’s choices in what buildings he destroyed in the town were mostly practical from a soldier’s perspective. Blowing up the gas station gives the enemy (the cops) no opportunity to fill their vehicles, and blowing up the ammo shop limits their artillery. Blew out the lights to keep himself safe from snipers. Then focused on the police station (the enemy base). This movie opened a lot of eyes in the ‘80s about how poorly this country treated its veterans (Vietnam vets especially), and did a lot toward shifting the narrative of war away from the abuse and neglect of the soldiers for being *drafted* to fight in wars they didn’t cause and didn’t have any control over.

[@tljscrewjob6397]

I LOVE Rambo. You need to watch all of them as well. There are 5 in total. I think the 4th was a perfect ending, but I enjoyed Last Blood. My favorite part of First Blood is the ending monologue by Rambo.

[@butkusfan23]

Last blood felt forced and low grade. There was no reason for that film to be made. Felt too much like a straight to dvd action flick. If you replaced Stallone with any small time actor that movie would have been seen by nobody. Not even trying to be edgy, but I love the rest of the films in the series and that one was just so disappointing.

[@tljscrewjob6397]

@@butkusfan23 I completely agree.

[@logic63]

I completely disagree. I think Last Blood was a great movie. Even better than part 3 which I also really like although the directors cut is better than the theatrical version. I think it was the perfect ending to the Rambo movies.

[@kellymaher3355]

No no no Just the first one

[@fanssolperez3430]

This is undoubtedly the best movie in the Rambo saga, a deep script, good action scenes and Stallone's best performance in a movie.

[@mrbrew5417]

He is steaming because of blood loss and the cold ambient temperature. Realism was a thing

[@timothybuchanan662]

Respect for you young men. Y'all were laughing it up throughout the show, (which is fine) but recognized the seriousness of the end.

[@trekkiejunk]

Not only did the US not "win" the Vietnam War, but it was not even a "stalemate" as some claim. The purpose was to prevent the spread of Communism, and specifically, stopping North Vietnam from taking over South Vietnam and going Communist. After the US left, the South quickly fell, and North created a united country, which has been one Vietnam for 50 years. It's gotten a little better in the last few years, but it was a repressive dictatorship for decades after, and to some extent, still is.

[@jamesa4793]

The final scene brings me to tears every time

[@ronaldbaiter4230]

The stuntman in the police car broke his back when he jumped the railroad track, and then completed the scene. That's dedication.

[@sandimcalisterblood2675]

We will never know the hell that our veterans have gone through in past wars. That's why every time you see a veteran, just thank them for their service. Takes two seconds of your time and means the world to them. If you see them in a restaurant, pay for their dinner. it's the least we can do to say how much we appreciate what they've done for us😊

[@Bioxidus85]

they didnt serve you😂😂😂 they just followed the orders of your power and money hungry corrupt government 😂😂😂😂

[@sandimcalisterblood2675]

@@Bioxidus85 what a miserable unhappy human being you are. Bet you're a blast at parties🙄 And you're completely wrong. I would not be living the good life I'm living if they hadn't gone and fought for that 'corrupt government'. I'll assume you're not living in the United States since you're so judgmental about our military and our government. If you are catch a plane out anytime.

[@VicMikesvideodiary]

Cool you guys gave this such a high rating. I saw it when it first came out on video tape as a kid and thought it was a superior movie. I still think it's the best Rambo out of all of them.

[@harrypothead42024]

This movie is the exact moment that modern action movies started. Before this they were all B-movie shlock like death wish or the various Charlton Heston crap that was being made. From Leathal Weapon to John Wick, Rambo is part of the DNA.

[@nowthatisawesome5431]

Please rewatch this movie again (on your own) with this in mind: The song played at the end is actually played throughout the entire movie. It’s the music you hear at the very beginning when he is visiting his friend. It’s softly played throughout the movie, it’s then played in a faster upbeat version when he rams through the car barrier, and then finally at the very end they play it with the lyrics. When you listen to the lyrics and realize that it’s the theme of the movie, the whole thing just hits different. Beyond chef’s kiss! This movie is a masterpiece!!

[@DrFeelgood1127]

you know bodies steam with open wounds when its cold, i remember when my brother went hunting and got a deer and the amount of steam that came out was crazy.

[@jonathan.s993]

Fun fact Stallone broke six bones in his ribs jumping off the cliff.

[@FluffySylveonBoi]

14:52 made me laugh so much xD The person who owns the bike also owns the car that exploded, works at the hunting shop, his wife works at the gas station and his father works at the police station. And the mine shaft was on the land they recently bought.

[@user-mg5mv2tn8q]

Jack Starrett, who played the sadistic cop Art Galt here, previously played Gabby Johnson, who spoke authentic frontier gibberish, in Blazing Saddles.

[@shannanmuire]

Did not know that! Cool! Thanks for sharing!

[@bennyquiroz2087]

Those stories at the end are not created script, He engaged with real soldiers who told him their war stories because he wanted people to know what some of these guys went thru!! This movie did not do well at the time, and in hind sight many are saying Stalone should have won an Oscar!!

[@benjiarehart2878]

I love this movie, and your review. I was hoping ya'll would cover this one day, and so glad you both enjoyed it the way it should be. With that said, . I grew up in the Army. My dad did 3 tours in Vietnam, and they were treated very unfairly upon returning home. I know its just a movie, but It definitely covered the injustice of their unfair treatment. I agree with your point, I never thought once to myself during the whole movie, that Rambo should be dead. It just has a better flow when you don't overthink a movie. One of Sylvesters best acting roles.

[@garethmorgan8326]

First Blood was the only Rambo I ever saw, ( I have it on DVD and Steel Book) and I saw it many times - it was so perfect I never wanted to see any sequels. For old timers it begins and ends in this perfect movie. As for the Sheriff hating him, he was a Korean Veteran who looked down on Vietnam Vets as Vermin.

[@chicagocubs71]

Cam&Zay there was a different ending to this movie where Col Trautman had killed John Rambo, but somehow he became a hero in this movie. N this was also based from a book where in the scene where he grabs the little boy in the forest Rambo supposedly had murder the little boy. Glad that U guys enjoyed this movie.

[@robertsmith4681]

Another foundational movie of my youth, well done folks !

[@kenpaden]

Great reaction guys! This movie was pretty much a sleeper hit, it grew and grew in popularity over time with cable and what we had back then called VCRs. The huge success of the sequel took the Rambo character to a whole other level, becoming a pop culture icon. I remember on my ride to work in the morning DJ's on the radio would play a comedy skit called " Mr Rambo's Neighborhood" which was a spoof on Mr Rogers neighborhood. My point being your movie does not get satirized unless its a big hit and Rambo 2 sure was, cant wait for your reaction to it. A couple of other Sly favorites of mine are Tango and Cash, an action comedy film and Cliff hanger, an action thriller film.

[@justjasyn292]

Great reaction guys! I seen this movie when I was a kid and I never understood it, now as an adult I completely understand why he did what he did. Great movie!

[@robertsmith4681]

Yeah I was about 8 when i first saw it, was more into the giant knife and the headband and and the toys and actions figures and running around the woods and whatnot. Did not really know what the "Vietnam war' until many years later when we started learning about it in school and since i'm Canadian it wasn't really discussed much in class.

[@commsense1979]

This is easily the best of the Rambo series in terms of channeling emotion through character and story. 2 and 3 are just okay, more action-oriented. Rambo from 2008 or so I think gets it sort of back on the right track, but nothing compares to First Blood.

[@greggthompson959]

It seemed, to me anyway, more like a political drama than an action film. It was probably the first movie from a Vietnam veteran's perspective--the trauma, the mistreatment, the alienation. To this day, some wounds have yet to heal.

[@chrisegnoto]

Been a long week for me. I am so happy you two uploaded a video, made my day. BTW, it was real cold up in those hills and the dead cop was still 98 degrees, and his blood. I film a lot of outdoor content and have been wounded in the winter before, it's interesting to see steam coming off of a wound - lol

[@StarShipGray]

My dad is an expert on the Vietnam War. He taught college courses about it. I met a lot of vets with him when I was a kid and listened to their stories. So much unimaginable pain. He once told me that there are no happy stories about Vietnam and so far nothing I’ve experienced has proven him wrong.

[@GhostDrummer]

Love how you guys were having a blast with the movie, but chilled out at the end…that’s a heavy scene when Rambo starts talking about what he’d been dealing with for seven years.

[@charlesbarnes6912]

In the book Col Troutman has to kill Rambo at the end because he's too far gone from ptsd and hurting civilians

[@richardyett3985]

I'd rather see practical effects and stunts than cgi any day.

[@davidpisachubbe7869]

Great reaction guys!! Your comments at the end we're very insightful and very deep. Stallone was great in this movie. I'm really looking forward to your reactions to the rest of the Rocky and Rambo movies. I get so much out of the characters of Rocky and Rambo.

[@mikehall9554]

Guys, at the time this movie was made we were only 10-12 years removed from the Vietnam War, solders of that particular war were looked down on, keep in mind also... when this movie was made the term PTSD wasn't even known. This film followed by "Platoon" were the two films that opened up the discussion for Vietnam Vets.

[@JosephHuntelvisnspiders]

Love this, you both got it spot on in the after reaction, that surprised me cause you guys joked/laughed thru it. Hats off.

[@djt8518]

We only wanted our country to love us as much as we love it

[@nicolewong5971]

You guys are so funny... I have tears of laughter... Love watching your reactions... I never knew First Blood could be so funny

[@Don-lg3oy]

No he didn’t get shot in the eye. It was a ricochet from the rocks all around him. And that wasn’t an effect they added with the steam coming off the body. It was naturally happening and it was captured on film. Just shows the conditions.

[@Fishmorph]

Destroying the gas station and the sporting goods store means no gas and no bullets for the enemy.

[@sconecold9155]

The book ends a little differently... Also the amount of times this movie got cancelled before it was filmed and the actors they were going to have play Rambo is interesting. I believe Deniro and Pacino were almost Rambo. I don't know if anybody would have done as good of a job as Stallone.

[@stephenleslie5486]

"UNCOMMON VALOR ' Gene Hackman and Patrick Swayze.

[@GranFelicia]

You two are so great to watch! I love the Rambo movies; your banter helped lighten the mood a bit. Interesting tidbit: I was mistaken as a child of Operation Babylift. My Mom was blonde/blue eyed, I resemble my filipino father black hair/brown eyes/olive skin.

[@mathewnavarro1152]

You absolutely need to check out the movie Deer Hunter. A difficult watch, but it takes you right in there with the type of conflict and mayhem the war caused soldiers during and after the war. It's definitely a crazy good movie with a great cast.

[@trekkiejunk]

I have mixed feelings about The Deer Hunter. It's waaaaay too long. The second half is great, but the first half drags on and on and on. They could have handled the pre-war stuff in 20-30 minutes, and we would have had all the info and insight we needed for the second half. I would love to see a fan edit that cuts out 45 minutes of the film, because the bulk of it is fantastic.

[@wolfeflambe]

It’s ok. They’ll turn it into a comedy reaction like this one…

[@lawrencefine5020]

Don’t bother with the rest of the Rambo after the first one. They literally turned him into a parity of a sham cartoon comic book death machine. This one is the only one you need to see.

[@dgunn2817]

Great reaction. When I was in basic training we had a drill search named Rambo and they actually made us all watch this movie. Better than doing PT. Definitely watch the rest number four is the most intense and my favorite.

[@sharonellis8776]

Your reactions are so great guys. I love this movie, it breaks my heart at the end every time. xx

[@Guitcad1]

Glad it worked as a comedy for you guys. 20 minutes in and I'm done. You might want to consider that if you're reacting to a movie that your audience takes seriously, maybe you should at least try to.

[@hooper4011]

Agreed. With this generation, everything is a joke. As long as they get views it's anything goes. If you put these two in a movie theater back then, the first wise crack would get them cracked....

[@LA_HA]

I know it's difficult, but try to understand that they don't know anything about this movie, the Vietnam War, and what any of it means. They simply see this as an 80s action movie and nothing more. That's what they're laughing at. A good thing is that they do take the ending seriously. If you understand the current educational system, you know that most students aren't taught much, and it's really sad. It's not the fault of young people that their "educators" failed them. But, they'll read the comments and understand more. I hope this helps a little

[@pollynicklas5220]

15:21 The body was steaming from the cool damp weather, bleeding and opening the coat. You two are so funny!

[@honestpolitician6366]

Weekend warriors with a rocket launcher..........thats brilliant

[@joaoluizfonseca6914]

The way you two’s expression changed COMPLETELY from having fun with the action to absolute sadness when Rambo started telling the story about his friend….. people don’t know, usually, how much of a patriot he is, the character they created. (Rambo II, the final scene, shows that more clearly as Rambo gives a closing monologue) It’s somewhat overlooked by many, the horrors of war, especially Vietnam……

[@nationaltrails9585]

Most reactors followed the storyline and the action, both of you were making fun and making light of the movie till the end. First Blood was the first of all action military hero movies since then and more importantly brought attention to returning military veteran. Your assessment was a 180 in contrast to your reaction.

[@chrispruett81]

Wow... I never thought I would see you guys laugh so hard in a reaction... I REALLY never thought I would see you guys laugh this hard during a RAMBO Reaction! LMFAO!! Love it!!

[@kimzwolinski9919]

I have never watched this movie and had a stomach ache from laughing so hard. Great reaction. I hope you guys continue watching the series it’s really great.😁✌️

[@karlsmith2570]

53:13 "The Guy Choosing To Be Steamy After Falling Out Of The Helicopter. Weird Acting Choice" The reason why he was steaming was because they character was dead and a freshly dead body, especially in a cold weather environment, will release the body heat of the aforementioned dead body

[@mostlyharmless1]

5:10 - "I'da turned around and walked back into the town" LOL!!!!

[@DevInvest]

Sheriff “What do you hunt with a knife?!” Rambo “Name it.”

[@Lunal73]

I’ve watch this movie like a million times but I never really listen to the last 10 minutes monologue. It got me crying, so sad and unjust how veterans were and are treated. Thank you for the reaction. 😢 In the other hand, I can’t believe you guys made me laugh!

[@kevinburton3948]

34:15 The "deli clerk" would have lived... All Rambo wanted was a bite to eat.

[@twooharmony2000]

15:49 comment ... David in the Bible grabbed five stones before attacking Goliath to answer th insult to God.-Ernie Moore Jr.

[@chequehook68]

One of the best lines in any movie "If you're sending that many men then remember one thing!" "What's that?" "A good supply of body bags!".

[@gen81465]

Several details (spoiler alert): . The Sheriff's Office was rebuilt by the movie producers as payment for using it. The first movie scenes were shot last, during the rebuild, hence the painters in the hallway. . During the fingerprinting scene, Sylvester Stallone was told by the producer to make the scene realistic and really give "the cops" a hard time. The actors really got upset over it, including Brian Dennehey's sheriff character, and you can see the tension. If you look carefully, when the sheriff tells Rambo to "do exactly as you are told", you can almost see Sylvester Stallone starting to crack a smile, as he knew he portrayed his character well. . The "scars" on Rambo's back were, of course, prop makeup. During the hose down scene, they kept coming loose and had to be reapplied. . During the fall onto the tree, Sylvester Stallone actually broke several ribs, as he was doing his own stunt from a shorter height. . Shot in Hope, BC. Not everyone in town was happy about it. . And one last one, in the scene where Rambo hits the officer in the nose, he actually went too far and actually broke the actor's nose. The taped up nose later on was real bandaging.

[@gen81465]

And one more one more: There's a version with an alternate ending where Rambo commits suicide.

[@rodgowe8186]

I saw his movie in a theater the year it came out. 'Rambo' was brand new to us as 'unknown' Sylvester Stallone only became an icon a few years earlier when 'Rocky' was released. Interestng facts; The town scenes were filmed in Hope B.C. Canada and the wilderness scenes were shot in North Vancouver B.C. (my home town). The film crew had a locked storage trailer in the woods for all the prop guns and one night it was broken into and they were stolen. It was fun for us to see all the town scenes as we had been to Hope many times. Theirs still a statue there and one of the cafes have memorabilia inside. The purple police cars are what the R.C.M.P. actually drove at that time. The ambulance was an actual British Columbia Ambulance Service vehicle. The mountains of North Vancouver have 2 river canyons, Capilano an Lynn canyon. They keep North Shore Rescue busy to this day. Many peple have even died doing cliff diving in to the water. Vancouver became 'Hollywood North' starting in the '80's. It's always fun watching films shot North of the border and being portrayed as american cities. To many to mention but 'Deadpool' and the entire 'X Files' series are two examples. My first time watching your reaction video. Yes, the movie was entertaining but so were you guys! 👍👍 Remember the vets!

[@thesquidempire8957]

This was filmed 40 minutes down the highway from me 😊

[@adrianhempfing2042]

Damn. I'd be moving. I'd be afraid every day Rambo is going to randomly appear

[@walther007]

The police car jump, the stuntman broke his back. The Poncho he made was improvised and found just out there on the ground. And the scene where he fell down the tree branches was real. He broke his ribs so the pain you heard were real. (Not sure about the high jump, not sure who did that.) So this movie really blew up parts of a real town. It was the first time this was done anywhere. Also, car safety wasn't the way it is now. Ford Pintos were renowned for blowing up since the gas tanks were so poorly placed in the back of the car.

[@d4mdcykey]

I grew up in this era and while I can't say it was SOP everywhere I will say that in my many travels remote town sheriff's and cops were either one of two things: The most helpful, genuine good civil servant you'd ever hope to meet. or THIS, a sadist with a badge that rules their roost with intimidation, corruption, and violence. It's still around, but back then it was an established, expected well-worn tradition. As the old saying states: those times were _different._

[@MrDeadstu]

I must say, I never thought of Rambo First Blood as a comedy. lol Stallone is great once again. Action + Comedy? You have to see Stallone in "Demolition Man" IMO one of his best movies.

[@karlsmith2570]

14:06 Interesting Fact for you guys: In the scene timestamped above, Sylvester actually fractured a couple of ribs and the cut on his bicep was real, too

[@fanssolperez3430]

A director of numerous comedy vehicles who, nevertheless, also helped spawn the Rambo character through "First Blood" (1982), Ted Kotcheff is best known for such efforts as "The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz" (1974) as well as the football comedy "North Dallas Forty" (1979), which he also co-wrote.

[@annrabie7988]

This is the second movie I've watched you guys react to (Braveheart was the first one I watched). I love the energy you guys have and think your reactions are awesome. Loved your laughter through the movie and laughed along with you. I've subscribed to your channel and can't wait to see more reactions. Keep it up. 😊

[@fenixmacariuscornett1675]

They’re making fun of the idea of Rambo fucking up a whole town for the sins of their sherif… WHAT DO Y’ALL THINK HE WAS DOING IN NAM? 🤣🤣

[@ac7ivesleeper610]

I love the Rambo series. I was a teenager when i first watched this movie and i saw it with my best friend. The difference though was when my best friend and I watched it we were mesmerised. But honestly I think you guys were stoned off of your asses and I was enjoying watching you guys react to the movie more than I ever enjoyed the movie. You guys must have synchronized your edibles.🎉😂 well done guys!

[@harvin.g4485]

The credits in this movie should have rolled with "I shot the sheriff" by Bob Marley.😂😂

[@adrianhempfing2042]

I think he killed 20 deputies

[@bararobberbaron859]

The way I understood Rambos return to town is what Troutman said, win by attrition. No gas to refill cars, blew up the 2nd hand car lot, took their electricity away and then blew up the gun store so they can't get more/new weapons.

[@happyhedgehog6450]

The sheriff went full on league of gentlemen. This is a local town for local people there's nothing for you here. 😂

[@dive2drive314]

"they literally are weekend warriors and they have rocket launchers. that is insane" in this town it definitely is! 😂

[@realemiele.franco736]

First Blood was filmed in different parts of the Pacific Northwest. Oregon, Washington state and as well as SW Canada.

[@jud555]

My favorite Rambo movie.

[@nowthatisawesome5431]

Great reaction. Please watch the rest of them. You are in for the action adventure of a lifetime. 💪🇺🇸

[@ClancyWoodard-yw6tg]

The traps that you saw used in this movie were actually the same type of traps that were actually used by the enemy During the war in Vietnam.

[@CoastalNomad]

Yes, the "Weekend Warriors" have access to all the Weapons, depending on purpose of your unit..... In the mine, Rambo knew that the first thing that would be done was an airshaft, and escape exit in case of cave-in...... In my Opinion, Parts 2 & 3 have some unbelievable parts, Rambo (4) and Last Blood (5) are back the the believable action......

[@chucks9205]

I have NEVER had so much fun watching a reaction video... SUBSCRIBED!

[@CoastalNomad]

Great Reaction..... The movie is set in the Pacific Northwest.... So State of Oregon or Washington..... This was one of the First Post-Vietnam movies that addressed PTSD.... This is from a Novel/Book, They Changed the ending for the movie.... Will Teasale, the Sheriff, is a Decorated Korea Conflict Veteran, which is considered America's forgotten war, So there is some animosity between Veterans of different wars. Art also served in Korea with Teasle..... Rambo didn't kill till he had no choice.... Experts have been surveyed and verified that all the things in this movie is possible and realistic. Reason he blew up the Gas Station and the Gun Store was to draw the police away from the station, where Rambo knew the Sheriff would stay...... Rambo's Speech at the end is so elequently worded and performed.....