NO movie I've ever seen prepared me for that. I have never served in the military, never seen such horror in my (real) life. That scene had me in tears for what my fellow humans are capable of doing to each other. Kudos to Stallone for not going cartoon with it, and not pulling any punches. My full respect for Stallone was re-instated with that movie!Yeah, I mean the rape and pillage of the rebel village was probably one of the most disturbing things I've ever seen on screen.
Rock Balboa & Rambo showed me the maturing of a writer & director.And the end battle when he gets on THE FUCKING .50 CAL FOR THE EPIC WIN was almost iconic. That whole scene was the type of scene Michael Bay wishes he could direct on his best day.
You see, it is set in the Pacific Northwest. Back in the general area where we first were introduced to John. It seems that somewhere in that Area there is a U.S. Military installation that is doing experiments on elite soldiers as part of some sort of program where they're attempting to tap into that SAVAGERY that we have deeply embedded into us. The plan is create brilliantly instinctual killer soldiers that have no qualms about taking life.....
...it goes exceptionally well... and then exceptionally badly. And Rambo is brought in with a Black Ops squad ("Like in PREDATOR") to hunt, capture or kill this worse than Rambo killer. source
Great, I hope it's just as ridiculously violent as Rambo IV.
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A PG-13 Rambo? Why? Dear god no!
Rambo 4 was awesome because he used the violence to make an artistic and political statement. He was asked to tone it down by the studio but refused because he thought that to water-down what really goes on in Burma, and in the act of war, just wouldn't have been honest intellectually and artistically. And kudos to him for doing that. He ended up making a modern action movie classic. Because that film was way more deep then it had any right to be.
That being said, they should not make another one. The last one was so genre-defining, that it would be impossible to top it. It was the perfect end for the character. They'd end up with another Rambo 3 or Die Hard 4. Especially if they decide to tone down the violence.
The funny thing is this plot was going to be the one used in the last one, but Stallone turned it down because he wanted something that felt more like the first two.
Yeah, I mean the rape and pillage of the rebel village was probably one of the most disturbing things I've ever seen on screen. And the end battle when he gets on THE FUCKING .50 CAL FOR THE EPIC WIN was almost iconic. That whole scene was the type of scene Michael Bay wishes he could direct on his best day.
Me and friends went in laughing and preparing to make fun of it when we went and saw it. Because after Part 3, it had kind of become a pop culture joke. But no one was laughing after the film was done. We were kind of in shock, trying to take in all we had just seen.
NO movie I've ever seen prepared me for that. I have never served in the military, never seen such horror in my (real) life. That scene had me in tears for what my fellow humans are capable of doing to each other. Kudos to Stallone for not going cartoon with it, and not pulling any punches. My full respect for Stallone was re-instated with that movie!Yeah, I mean the rape and pillage of the rebel village was probably one of the most disturbing things I've ever seen on screen.![]()
I want to know what the hell happened to Rambo between III and IV, as well. He was pretty much a pacifist in III, but what was with the 'killing's as easy as breathing' thing in IV?
Still, I'm up for another one. Bring on the bodybags, and Mexican drug cartels!
The more Rambo, the better! And it should be a hard-R this time, bordering on NC-fucking-17!![]()
You see, it is set in the Pacific Northwest. Back in the general area where we first were introduced to John. It seems that somewhere in that Area there is a U.S. Military installation that is doing experiments on elite soldiers as part of some sort of program where they're attempting to tap into that SAVAGERY that we have deeply embedded into us. The plan is create brilliantly instinctual killer soldiers that have no qualms about taking life.....
...it goes exceptionally well... and then exceptionally badly. And Rambo is brought in with a Black Ops squad ("Like in PREDATOR") to hunt, capture or kill this worse than Rambo killer. source
True, the Mexican drug cartel raid is not only timely but relevant to the location we last saw him. Home in S.California.I don't know. I liked the plot synopsis in the OP better.![]()
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