You can tell that James Cameron had a part in the writing, when that helicopter guy jumped out of the helicopter. Same thing would happen in Terminator 2. I'll go out on a limb here and say that Cameron likely wrote it with Rambo saying, 'Get out,' before the guy nodded and threw himself out.
I was shooting Bowhunter archery tournaments back in the 80s and 90s and it was amazing how many competitors showed up with Rambo bows. It's the same with the Smith & Wesson .44 magnum handgun in metallic silhouette competition and the Dirty Harry movies. I guess men always have that little boy in them that just has to have that Red Ryder BB Gun.
I can’t hit the broad side of a barn with a bow, but I’ve gotta say, my 44 mag is probably my funnest pistol to shoot. My influence for getting a 44 mag wasn’t Dirty Harry though, it was growing up watching Tackleberry in Police Academy, and the Lord Humungus in Mad Max 😂 When I was 9:or 10 though, I won a Rambo knife when the carnival came to town. Stainless Pakistan blade with a hollow pot metal handle that eventually broke from being thrown at trees and hitting handle first. Being a kid in the 80’s was great lol
I won mine in a carnival game when I was 9 or 10. I eventually broke the pot metal handle and wound up fastening the blade into a long stick so I could use it as a spear.
Amanda is a nanny in Europe?? There is a big South American community in Germany. Alright Amanda. Get your own apartment. You serve the world with your kindness and empathy and beauty.
A recurring theme from the first film to “Last Blood” is John Rambo never being allowed to be content…the final film is particularly brutal and the most violent movie I think I’ve seen.
When the author of a book about Hmong soldiers who served America in the Vietnam War titled "America's Secret Army" appeared on "60 Minutes," he said that the mythology of America abandoning POWs in Vietnam really did happen. He said that the only difference was that the soldiers the US abandoned weren't American citizens. The Hmong were an indigenous ethnic minority who were treated as second class citizens by the South Vietnamese government and as vermin to be exterminated by the North Vietnamese government. Promising to save them from the North Vietnamese and to help them get better treatment from the South Vietnamese, the US recruited Hmong as soldiers, trained, supplied and funded them and issued them their orders. The US wanted to use the Hmong because they could operate further north than American and South Vietnamese troops could and could cross the eastern border between Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia which the Viet Cong and NVA crossed with impunity but which American and South Vietnamese troops were forbidden by treaty to cross. They rescued downed American pilots, performed sabotage and intelligence gathering, disrupted troop and supply movement, and fought enemy troops who were preparing to invade from across the eastern border or who were trying to escape American and South Vietnamese forces by crossing the eastern border. When Hmong soldiers were captured by the North Vietnamese, they were imprisoned and tortured for serving the US, but after the the US pulled out of Vietnam, it simply abandoned them to rot in prison and has never made any attempt to get them released even this long after the end of the war. As a side note, the Asian-American community that Clint Eastwood's character, Walt, becomes friends with in the movie "Grand Torino" are Hmong. One of the characters, Sue, even explains to Walt that the Hmong fought on America's side in the Vietnam War and that when America left, the Vietnamese started killing the Hmong, so they escaped and emigrated to America.
My dad was a Vietnam veteran and was always annoyed by Rambo. As a kid I liked Rambo movies just because they were dumb action movies, but I guess my dad just found them cringe. I never really asked him why he disliked Rambo, but it was kind of obvious to me later on that it had to with him being a one man army, invincible, and an expert on everything. I’m guessing he just found it too over the top.
I mean the Vietnam War was deeply unpopular here in the US, not enough to stop us from entering it in the first place but certainly enough to contribute to us losing. And despite it being effectively a proxy war between the US and the Soviet Union, it’s kinda remarkable the most powerful nation on earth, certainly through most of the 20th century, could lose any war or armed conflict. This movie, and several others like it really started the trend of ‘80s action movies allowing us to feel better about losing, about ourselves, like, “We’re all rugged, macho American individuals, we could have totally won if only A or B had happened instead”. It’s a great Feel Good To Be An Unstoppable American Badass movie and we got several more like these of the ex-Vietnam-vet persuasion, like the Chuck Norris Missing in Action 1 and 2, as well a whole string of lesser-known B films I remember. The collective end result was that everyone in the public agreed the US government and shady, corrupt political leaders or bureaucrats were everyone’s villains.
Just like our American Civil War there were lots of explosions from cannon bombarding on earthworks and battery positions, troops and on calvary units. Good reaction
I respect each and every person who was deployed to fight in Vietnam. What I do not respect are the people who sent them there to just make themselves millionaires. It was never a military war, it was a political war and we lost a lot of good soldiers by the strategies of politicians, Senators and the C.I.A.
Ronald Reagan was President of U.S.A. from 1980 to 1987 and he loved all of them and made a real effort to recognize and honor Vietnam veterans. th-cam.com/video/0B2w0abQazg/w-d-xo.html this is the short version of a real-life Green Beret in Vietnam, who earn a Congressional Medal of Honor.
Yep, Basically Rambo knew that Murdock had no intention of the rescue of the POW's, even when he tried telling him not to engage the enemy, but Rambo knew his instincts were to save the lives of the men, even if a part of himself was killed in Nam, even seeing through Murdock's duplicity, and decides not to take photos. Had Murdock sent a covert Agent, like a James Bond like spy to take photos of the POW's and have the Delta Force extract them, then the situation would've been avoided, but Trautman knew that Rambo was one of his best men, and they trust each other, Rambo eventually chose the latter.
1. Best of the bunch. 2. The Soviet Commander/Steven Burkoff also played the heavy in "Beverly Hills Cop". 3. There's a must watch/share with Sly and Kurt Russell called "Tango and Cash" where a cop says to Tango and says, "He thinks he's Rambo." Tango/Stallone says, "Rambo, is a pussy" 4. Charles Napier/Murdock also played Lt. Boyle in "Silence of the Lambs" 5. Co/Julia Nickson could get it. She tries too hard on that accent though. 6. The barbed wire intrusion is "movie magic". 7. Not setting the helicopter on fire with the bazooka recoil= more "movie magic". 8. I'd be pissed too if I were being set up for failure.
@29:32..."a helicopter chase,..first time in my life I see this.." Recommendation: Blue Thunder(1983). On another note,..In the Line of Fire starring Clint Eastwood and John Malchovich, is also a good movie.
I saw this and first Blood when they first came out. I was in the marines back then. Being in the military ruined a lot of War movies for me back then. Like Rambo shooting the LAAW in that chopper. The back blast would have killed all those prisoners and probably fried Rambo too in that chopper. LOL
I watched all of them very lately, strangely enought. And I had zero filters on what to watch & read. Everything was brutal, & I let you gess the rest. I'm French, we don't give a flying f**k. But it's honestly awesome. A good friend of mine recommended it to me. And I was not disapointed.
I appreciate it if you can watch anything else involving Edward Burns (one of the soldiers in Saving Pvt. Ryan) My top 3 suggestions: CONFIDENCE SHE'S THE ONE SIDEWALKS OF NEW YORK
You really want som pictures, but not easy with no camera😊 thought you knew, that's why they had so much focus on him.hanging on the side of the plane, his equipment back was the one that got stuck, so when he cut it, no more camera for the mission😁 if I am wrong I apologise, so long since I saw this movie, but pretty sure that's why they show the scene with him hanging😂
You asked how he was going to do it ... obviously you did not account for the nuclear arrowheads. LOL! Or, more accurately the adjustable explosive arrowheads. Need to limit the explosion to just a jeep, no problem! Now you need to blow up an entire block, got it covered. Haha! As one of the other commenters said below, being a vet kind of ruined watching this movie. I understand it is some people's favorite movies, and that is okay. I am glad they can enjoy it. So, my first time watching this was in the breakroom in the barracks in Germany with some of my fellow colleagues. When the romantic scene in the river occurred I sarcastically said, "what is this romance garbage? Rambo is going soft on us. He needs to take his knife and just stab her with it already! What is this we are watching, a chick flick or what?" And they kicked me out of the breakroom. Doh! People cannot take a joke I suppose. Haha! Great reaction as usual! Enjoyed you sense of humor as always!
This movie to me is timeless. The reason for the story is actually very real. The US Government is pulling the crap all over again in Afghanistan and now in Ukraine. Yes we absolutely have soldiers there and we left people in Afghanistan. Its so disgusting
The writer of the original book First Blood, David Morrell- was confused why Rambo was criticized for being too violent. But they were talking about Rambo2, it’s the Rambo most people think of. The author of the book had nothing to do with this one. I was going to say James Cameron worked on the screenplay but you already did. The main flaw with the movie is- they don’t need Rambo to go do this mission. Are you telling me there’s no one else in the army who can do this?? Same idea for Top Gun Maverick! The navy has OTHER PILOTS! They say Rambo had 4 Purple Heart medals for being injured in combat. I would think they stop sending you back after 2 or 3 💜PH’s 😅
Listen, I love this comment because I thought about it too. I actually cut out a part of the video where I said that maybe they needed Rambo because even though he was just going to take pictures, it was a very dangerous mission and they needed to send somebody with the proper training HOWEVER, that was me trying to make sense of it. I love seeing comments that are critical but not in a rude way, sometimes you will point out a flaw in a movie and people automatically think you're "hating" it. It happens to creators but it also happens in the comment section.
@@amandamiquilena also the POW plot is wishful thinking. there was no evidence of remaining POW left behind. after the ceasefire, the agreement was to release all POW's. the public and other servicemen were not convinced the lost soldiers (MIA) were all killed and that the vietnamese still kept them. a conspiracy theory at this point. which is not very logical, Vietnam had no logical cause to keep them imprisoned. prisoners are more valuable as bargaining items over slave labor. but the american public after the war still villainized the vietnamese and keeping POW's secret fit their villain image. "commies were bad" put simply
Not just action movie: At $63 million, it was the most expensive Hollywood production ever, not adjusting for inflation (CLEOPATRA cost 20th Century Fox $44 million in the early 1960s, when the average budget was about $3 million).
@@amandamiquilenahard labor actually helps with psychological issues/ stress and depression and all kind of mental illnesses - this is actual true science based Also would be awesome if you would check out my comment on your first Rambo movie reaction because the stunt of the cliff for example where you said he would have died: Stallone actually did that stunt without help or equips safety stuff, he straight up jumped down that cliff into the trees and broke some ribs, got a major back injury and many scratches, bruises and cuts (one of them is the one he is really stitching later on in the movie and all that was not make up but him really stitching his wound) by the way: he kept on filming after all those injuries…. Different breed of people back in the days…
Will you react to the other Rambo movies? 3 is probably the weakest in the franchise but 4 & 5 are still entertaining (but not as good as the first two). I think Rambo 5 is in Mexico. Thank you for the reactions.
Making movies about Vietnam vets still held prisoner by Communist Vietnamese became a cottage industry in the late 70s, 80s, and 90s. I think Chuck Norris made 6 or 7 such movies. The sad part is some unscrupulous people in Southeast Asia made up evidence that American soldiers were being held in Vietnam after the US pulled out and swindled families out of millions of dollars. Making up evidence of soldiers was simple. The names of MIAs were published in American newspapers and one had to do it make up a dog tag then age it up a bit. Unfortunately, movies like Rambo 2 didn't help much.
When you have the close caption and your words printed and you refer to God, you should have the "G" capitalized. You are referring to God himself not a god that is an object or something else. But when referring to God it needs to be a capital "G"
The sad truth, we left a lot of vets there, and most of all are dead by now, and we could have got them. There's actually a better movie than this, same situation called, Uncommon Valor!! John McCain was a pow but spilled his guts and ratted on units. He comes back here, a so called war hero, marries into money and power, becomes a senator. He could have got pows released many times but didnt. He knew they would come back here, and rat him out. So he left them there, to jeep his money power and Senate seat! John Wayne also did an excellent Vietnam movie, while having a lung removed for cancer, the Green Berets!
31:41 you know you're a damn genius what's the first clue there on fire I mean I couldn't tell at all that they are on fire I mean tell me what's your clue
30:12 gee I don't know I think helicopter stays indefinitely and they never land because no one is ever taught how to land a helicopter all I do is jumped out of it in real life they never are taught how to land
"I'm sure this happens in real life." Come on now! lol Each subsequent Rambo movie got worse and worse, dumber and dumber and infinitely more ridiculous. A "one man army" indeed... Stallone removed or rewrote most of James Cameron's input for the script. He'd just sold The Terminator script and was writing Aliens at the same time as he was asked to write this. I'm guessing he took the money and ran and just shrugged when Stallone butchered it. "You go America now? You not forget me!" Fukksake...
It may not be a good look but we have junior reps and sens in our USA government fighting for everyday Americans and freedom doing exactly what Rambo is doing just with out gun barrels getting hot and no blood shed.
28:17 yes I'm sure he's so stupid that he doesn't think about the prisoners I'm going to sound like he was trying to fly a helicopter and how to aim so he doesn't kill innocent people
"Why can't we have nice things!" Adorable! And the cute little alternative ending thing... the crash? You're a funny girl!
The Vietnam war ended in 1975... His face lets you know that he had no clue its been at least 10 years that he has been a captive..
You can tell that James Cameron had a part in the writing, when that helicopter guy jumped out of the helicopter. Same thing would happen in Terminator 2. I'll go out on a limb here and say that Cameron likely wrote it with Rambo saying, 'Get out,' before the guy nodded and threw himself out.
Rambo III is also great. And if you like the arm stitching scene in the 1st film, their is a scene in Rambo III you will love.
I was shooting Bowhunter archery tournaments back in the 80s and 90s and it was amazing how many competitors showed up with Rambo bows. It's the same with the Smith & Wesson .44 magnum handgun in metallic silhouette competition and the Dirty Harry movies. I guess men always have that little boy in them that just has to have that Red Ryder BB Gun.
I can’t hit the broad side of a barn with a bow, but I’ve gotta say, my 44 mag is probably my funnest pistol to shoot. My influence for getting a 44 mag wasn’t Dirty Harry though, it was growing up watching Tackleberry in Police Academy, and the Lord Humungus in Mad Max 😂 When I was 9:or 10 though, I won a Rambo knife when the carnival came to town. Stainless Pakistan blade with a hollow pot metal handle that eventually broke from being thrown at trees and hitting handle first. Being a kid in the 80’s was great lol
These movies choke me up no matter how many times I see them.
Yeah, make me throw up in my mouth a little too.
That chicken is one of the true heroes
It is an iconic knife, they sold them as a kiddies toy when I was younger...
I'm ashamed to say that I had one, or at least something similar. I remember it had a removable top with a compass inside. Can't beat the 80's :)
@@SirHilaryManfat why ashamed? Rambo was totally rad! Dad 😎
@@SirHilaryManfat Yeah I had one too also with the removable compass lol, dont be ashamed....
the real knife was made by Jimmy Lyle, he made a number of copies of it which sell for several thousand dollars these days.
I won mine in a carnival game when I was 9 or 10. I eventually broke the pot metal handle and wound up fastening the blade into a long stick so I could use it as a spear.
Turns out he ended up in the ''expendables''
You’re talking about The Expendables movies?
@@MyBlackandRedCZ Foreshadowing.
Awesome reaction of my favorite Rambo movie!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊
Fun Fact: Sylvester Stallone's brother Frank performed the main song at the end called Peace in our Lives.
If he had really fired a rocket launcher from in the helicopter the backblast would have severely injured the men behind him.
Great Reaction to a Great movie (one of my 2 fav Rambo movies)
Amanda is a nanny in Europe?? There is a big South American community in Germany. Alright Amanda. Get your own apartment. You serve the world with your kindness and empathy and beauty.
I grew up in a military family I get this
A recurring theme from the first film to “Last Blood” is John Rambo never being allowed to be content…the final film is particularly brutal and the most violent movie I think I’ve seen.
When the author of a book about Hmong soldiers who served America in the Vietnam War titled "America's Secret Army" appeared on "60 Minutes," he said that the mythology of America abandoning POWs in Vietnam really did happen. He said that the only difference was that the soldiers the US abandoned weren't American citizens.
The Hmong were an indigenous ethnic minority who were treated as second class citizens by the South Vietnamese government and as vermin to be exterminated by the North Vietnamese government. Promising to save them from the North Vietnamese and to help them get better treatment from the South Vietnamese, the US recruited Hmong as soldiers, trained, supplied and funded them and issued them their orders. The US wanted to use the Hmong because they could operate further north than American and South Vietnamese troops could and could cross the eastern border between Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia which the Viet Cong and NVA crossed with impunity but which American and South Vietnamese troops were forbidden by treaty to cross.
They rescued downed American pilots, performed sabotage and intelligence gathering, disrupted troop and supply movement, and fought enemy troops who were preparing to invade from across the eastern border or who were trying to escape American and South Vietnamese forces by crossing the eastern border. When Hmong soldiers were captured by the North Vietnamese, they were imprisoned and tortured for serving the US, but after the the US pulled out of Vietnam, it simply abandoned them to rot in prison and has never made any attempt to get them released even this long after the end of the war.
As a side note, the Asian-American community that Clint Eastwood's character, Walt, becomes friends with in the movie "Grand Torino" are Hmong. One of the characters, Sue, even explains to Walt that the Hmong fought on America's side in the Vietnam War and that when America left, the Vietnamese started killing the Hmong, so they escaped and emigrated to America.
The name of the guide, Co. In the book they tell you her name translates to virgin.
My dad was a Vietnam veteran and was always annoyed by Rambo. As a kid I liked Rambo movies just because they were dumb action movies, but I guess my dad just found them cringe. I never really asked him why he disliked Rambo, but it was kind of obvious to me later on that it had to with him being a one man army, invincible, and an expert on everything. I’m guessing he just found it too over the top.
I mean the Vietnam War was deeply unpopular here in the US, not enough to stop us from entering it in the first place but certainly enough to contribute to us losing. And despite it being effectively a proxy war between the US and the Soviet Union, it’s kinda remarkable the most powerful nation on earth, certainly through most of the 20th century, could lose any war or armed conflict.
This movie, and several others like it really started the trend of ‘80s action movies allowing us to feel better about losing, about ourselves, like, “We’re all rugged, macho American individuals, we could have totally won if only A or B had happened instead”.
It’s a great Feel Good To Be An Unstoppable American Badass movie and we got several more like these of the ex-Vietnam-vet persuasion, like the Chuck Norris Missing in Action 1 and 2, as well a whole string of lesser-known B films I remember. The collective end result was that everyone in the public agreed the US government and shady, corrupt political leaders or bureaucrats were everyone’s villains.
Not that much into war or violence -or this actor, but this movie franchise was pretty awesome!
Great video and commentary. Keep’em coming!!
10:05 It has a name, the Rambo knife.
Great reaction , please continue with the rest of the series . P.S. I miss your Rick and Mortys!
Keep going! You are doing great!
Congratulations on the new gear! Don't get to freaked out about it. You learn from doing and making mistakes. You'll get there!
Just like our American Civil War there were lots of explosions from cannon bombarding on earthworks and battery positions, troops and on calvary units.
Good reaction
I respect each and every person who was deployed to fight in Vietnam. What I do not respect are the people who sent them there to just make themselves millionaires. It was never a military war, it was a political war and we lost a lot of good soldiers by the strategies of politicians, Senators and the C.I.A.
Ronald Reagan was President of U.S.A. from 1980 to 1987 and he loved all of them and made a real effort to recognize and honor Vietnam veterans. th-cam.com/video/0B2w0abQazg/w-d-xo.html this is the short version of a real-life Green Beret in Vietnam, who earn a Congressional Medal of Honor.
The 4th Rambo movie is interesting, especially if you like seeing him eviscerate people.
when you think your arms are bread... let's roll it! 👉
(like a bread roll, see, haha ok)
Hello Beautiful Friend, 50 miles is 80 km, Take Care ~ Despair.
Ushin was Stallone's bodyguard in real life and he put him in the movie
The mic sounds great!!
Thank you! Good to know :)
I love this girl ❤ 😊
Rambo couldnt take the pictures. He lost all the camera equipment when he cut them off to free himself from the plane.
Yep, Basically Rambo knew that Murdock had no intention of the rescue of the POW's, even when he tried telling him not to engage the enemy, but Rambo knew his instincts were to save the lives of the men, even if a part of himself was killed in Nam, even seeing through Murdock's duplicity, and decides not to take photos. Had Murdock sent a covert Agent, like a James Bond like spy to take photos of the POW's and have the Delta Force extract them, then the situation would've been avoided, but Trautman knew that Rambo was one of his best men, and they trust each other, Rambo eventually chose the latter.
Bravo.
1. Best of the bunch.
2. The Soviet Commander/Steven Burkoff also played the heavy in "Beverly Hills Cop".
3. There's a must watch/share with Sly and Kurt Russell called "Tango and Cash" where a cop says to Tango and says, "He thinks he's Rambo."
Tango/Stallone says, "Rambo, is a pussy"
4. Charles Napier/Murdock also played Lt. Boyle in "Silence of the Lambs"
5. Co/Julia Nickson could get it. She tries too hard on that accent though.
6. The barbed wire intrusion is "movie magic".
7. Not setting the helicopter on fire with the bazooka recoil= more "movie magic".
8. I'd be pissed too if I were being set up for failure.
I had that same multi-light and remote! It worked well until my niece hit it with a wiffle-bat.
Hahahahahaa, sorry for your loss
@29:32..."a helicopter chase,..first time in my life I see this.." Recommendation: Blue Thunder(1983).
On another note,..In the Line of Fire starring Clint Eastwood and John Malchovich, is also a good movie.
. . . And also, Fire Birds (1990) or Outbreak (1995)
I saw this and first Blood when they first came out. I was in the marines back then. Being in the military ruined a lot of War movies for me back then. Like Rambo shooting the LAAW in that chopper. The back blast would have killed all those prisoners and probably fried Rambo too in that chopper. LOL
I watched all of them very lately, strangely enought. And I had zero filters on what to watch & read. Everything was brutal, & I let you gess the rest. I'm French, we don't give a flying f**k. But it's honestly awesome. A good friend of mine recommended it to me. And I was not disapointed.
I appreciate it if you can watch anything else involving Edward Burns (one of the soldiers in Saving Pvt. Ryan)
My top 3 suggestions:
CONFIDENCE
SHE'S THE ONE
SIDEWALKS OF NEW YORK
Looking forward to this reaction. The original is easily the best, but part 2 is just brilliant dumb action fun.
Knife’s name is COOCHIE-YO!
You really want som pictures, but not easy with no camera😊 thought you knew, that's why they had so much focus on him.hanging on the side of the plane, his equipment back was the one that got stuck, so when he cut it, no more camera for the mission😁 if I am wrong I apologise, so long since I saw this movie, but pretty sure that's why they show the scene with him hanging😂
Yes, he cut away most of his equipment including his gun and the camera. Saved the bow, though.
You asked how he was going to do it ... obviously you did not account for the nuclear arrowheads. LOL! Or, more accurately the adjustable explosive arrowheads. Need to limit the explosion to just a jeep, no problem! Now you need to blow up an entire block, got it covered. Haha! As one of the other commenters said below, being a vet kind of ruined watching this movie. I understand it is some people's favorite movies, and that is okay. I am glad they can enjoy it.
So, my first time watching this was in the breakroom in the barracks in Germany with some of my fellow colleagues. When the romantic scene in the river occurred I sarcastically said, "what is this romance garbage? Rambo is going soft on us. He needs to take his knife and just stab her with it already! What is this we are watching, a chick flick or what?" And they kicked me out of the breakroom. Doh! People cannot take a joke I suppose. Haha!
Great reaction as usual! Enjoyed you sense of humor as always!
This movie to me is timeless. The reason for the story is actually very real. The US Government is pulling the crap all over again in Afghanistan and now in Ukraine. Yes we absolutely have soldiers there and we left people in Afghanistan. Its so disgusting
The writer of the original book First Blood, David Morrell- was confused why Rambo was criticized for being too violent. But they were talking about Rambo2, it’s the Rambo most people think of. The author of the book had nothing to do with this one. I was going to say James Cameron worked on the screenplay but you already did. The main flaw with the movie is- they don’t need Rambo to go do this mission. Are you telling me there’s no one else in the army who can do this?? Same idea for Top Gun Maverick! The navy has OTHER PILOTS! They say Rambo had 4 Purple Heart medals for being injured in combat. I would think they stop sending you back after 2 or 3 💜PH’s 😅
Listen, I love this comment because I thought about it too. I actually cut out a part of the video where I said that maybe they needed Rambo because even though he was just going to take pictures, it was a very dangerous mission and they needed to send somebody with the proper training HOWEVER, that was me trying to make sense of it. I love seeing comments that are critical but not in a rude way, sometimes you will point out a flaw in a movie and people automatically think you're "hating" it. It happens to creators but it also happens in the comment section.
@@amandamiquilena also the POW plot is wishful thinking. there was no evidence of remaining POW left behind. after the ceasefire, the agreement was to release all POW's. the public and other servicemen were not convinced the lost soldiers (MIA) were all killed and that the vietnamese still kept them. a conspiracy theory at this point. which is not very logical, Vietnam had no logical cause to keep them imprisoned. prisoners are more valuable as bargaining items over slave labor. but the american public after the war still villainized the vietnamese and keeping POW's secret fit their villain image. "commies were bad" put simply
So ASMR
Computers are FUN!
@8:40 and @8:36 the scar that you love so much -switched arms???
Pure 80s
No, not you.😮 Fun to see different opinions....love that. I just not like Sylvie S.
I just lived in Chile for 5 years during the pandemic. Amanda has a great accent. Now in eastern europe. good accents also
It's supposed to be Vietnam but was actually shot in Mexico.
The dead poet society ..is your kind of movie
He can't take pictures, he had to cut away his equipment.
Even Rambo 3 was the most expensive action movie of its time 😁😂
I believe Stallone forfeited his salary and took a backend percentage instead, and it still cost $60 million.
Not just action movie: At $63 million, it was the most expensive Hollywood production ever, not adjusting for inflation (CLEOPATRA cost 20th Century Fox $44 million in the early 1960s, when the average budget was about $3 million).
There's not much of James Cameron's script in the movie. Rambo was in a mental hospital at the beginning, not a prison.
Well, I didn't know they made people make hard labor in mental institutions 😳
@@amandamiquilenahard labor actually helps with psychological issues/ stress and depression and all kind of mental illnesses - this is actual true science based
Also would be awesome if you would check out my comment on your first Rambo movie reaction because the stunt of the cliff for example where you said he would have died: Stallone actually did that stunt without help or equips safety stuff, he straight up jumped down that cliff into the trees and broke some ribs, got a major back injury and many scratches, bruises and cuts (one of them is the one he is really stitching later on in the movie and all that was not make up but him really stitching his wound) by the way: he kept on filming after all those injuries…. Different breed of people back in the days…
Will you react to the other Rambo movies?
3 is probably the weakest in the franchise but 4 & 5 are still entertaining (but not as good as the first two).
I think Rambo 5 is in Mexico. Thank you for the reactions.
Murdock i coming to get you!
Watch the movie, Uncommon Valor, movie along the same venue as this one..
hi hugs happy Tuesday =)
Happy tuesday to you as well ☺
He can't take the pictures, he lost camera when he cut down his equipment before jumping
Making movies about Vietnam vets still held prisoner by Communist Vietnamese became a cottage industry in the late 70s, 80s, and 90s. I think Chuck Norris made 6 or 7 such movies. The sad part is some unscrupulous people in Southeast Asia made up evidence that American soldiers were being held in Vietnam after the US pulled out and swindled families out of millions of dollars. Making up evidence of soldiers was simple. The names of MIAs were published in American newspapers and one had to do it make up a dog tag then age it up a bit. Unfortunately, movies like Rambo 2 didn't help much.
Are you going to watch Die Hard 3? I recommend going all the way up to 5
Check out Rambo 3
Rambo 3 ?
This is such a weird sequel. It just doesn’t have the same feel of the original and I never vibed with the Rambo movies from this point forward.
me gustan tus reacciones morena
Seeing how the woman's from that country and knows the place like the back of her hand I'm sure she knows where she's going
You pronounce veterans correctly. 50 miles is about 80km. There is about 1.6 km to a mile.
I did? Hahaha for some reason it sounds weird to me, even as I rewatch this
I have a love interest with you...x...haha
Ok so hear me out. Why not call it Rambo: Retaliation
When you have the close caption and your words printed and you refer to God, you should have the "G" capitalized. You are referring to God himself not a god that is an object or something else. But when referring to God it needs to be a capital "G"
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Every Rambo movie takes on some social and political issues.
16:55 yes I'm sure that's what the prisoner is thinking right now that rather be back in the camp hanging from a stick being tortured
The sad truth, we left a lot of vets there, and most of all are dead by now, and we could have got them. There's actually a better movie than this, same situation called, Uncommon Valor!! John McCain was a pow but spilled his guts and ratted on units. He comes back here, a so called war hero, marries into money and power, becomes a senator. He could have got pows released many times but didnt. He knew they would come back here, and rat him out. So he left them there, to jeep his money power and Senate seat! John Wayne also did an excellent Vietnam movie, while having a lung removed for cancer, the Green Berets!
It is cartoonish. Its awesome cheezzy.
17:04 no they're going to sit there and play patty cake with them
31:41 you know you're a damn genius what's the first clue there on fire I mean I couldn't tell at all that they are on fire I mean tell me what's your clue
18:34 as I just said what do you think they're going to do with him just sit there and play patty cake with Rambo
12:10 maybe you can learn something from rainbow when it comes to being silent
You kinda look like the woman!
30:12 gee I don't know I think helicopter stays indefinitely and they never land because no one is ever taught how to land a helicopter all I do is jumped out of it in real life they never are taught how to land
You’re pronouncing “veterans” just fine. “LED” lights on the other hand… we spell it out like ell-ee-dee.
"I'm sure this happens in real life." Come on now! lol
Each subsequent Rambo movie got worse and worse, dumber and dumber and infinitely more ridiculous. A "one man army" indeed... Stallone removed or rewrote most of James Cameron's input for the script. He'd just sold The Terminator script and was writing Aliens at the same time as he was asked to write this. I'm guessing he took the money and ran and just shrugged when Stallone butchered it.
"You go America now? You not forget me!" Fukksake...
25:10 he's not perfecting anything it's what he's trying to do
It may not be a good look but we have junior reps and sens in our USA government fighting for everyday Americans and freedom doing exactly what Rambo is doing just with out gun barrels getting hot and no blood shed.
26:21 no he's going to kill them too he's just killing everything insight and not giving a damn about the prisoners
28:17 yes I'm sure he's so stupid that he doesn't think about the prisoners I'm going to sound like he was trying to fly a helicopter and how to aim so he doesn't kill innocent people
25:20 maybe if you stop running your mouth you could find out how he accomplishes this and gets away but you keep running your mouth
Oh dear lord.....- well better next time. Well, my personal opinon....for me, horrible. There is a book, whic this is written.....made it a action😣
"BLEW my mind"
It's just a stupid fantasy superhero movie.
Uhm, it's just a joke 😄
@3pcgi959 it blows my mind how dumb you are 😂
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I got a funny vid about my favorite scene. @putinscat1208 @31:46, you cut it!
12:10 maybe you can learn something from rainbow when it comes to being silent