First Time Watching *RAMBO: FIRST BLOOD* Had Me Unexpectedly Crying
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- Enjoy My Ramb: First Blood Movie Reaction, In This Video I Will Be Watching The Movie First Blood For The First Time. All I Have To Say Is WOW, Those Last Few Minutes Really Hit Me Deep. I Know Of Rambo But I Never Seen Any Of The Movies, And Love The Themes It Hit With Mental Health. #Rambo #Movie Reaction #FIrstBlood #Reaction #FirstTimeWatching #Movies #SlyvesterStallone
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INTRO | 0:00 - 1:30
RAMBO: FIRST BLOOD MOVIE REACTION | 1:31 - 24:00
RAMBO: FIRST BLOOD MOVIE REVIEW | 24:01 - 26:19
Rambo: First Blood Movie Description:
Vietnam veteran and drifter John J. Rambo (Sylvester Stallone) wanders into a small Washington town in search of an old friend, but is met with intolerance and brutality by the local sheriff, Will Teasle (Brian Dennehy). When Teasle and his deputies restrain and shave Rambo, he flashes back to his time as a prisoner of war and unleashes his fury on the officers. He narrowly escapes the manhunt, but it will take his former commander (Richard Crenna) to save the hunters from the hunted.
First Blood (also known as Rambo: First Blood) is a 1982 American action film directed by Ted Kotcheff, and co-written by Sylvester Stallone, who also stars as Vietnam War veteran John Rambo. It co-stars Richard Crenna as Rambo's mentor Sam Trautman and Brian Dennehy as Sheriff Will Teasle, and is the first installment in the Rambo franchise, followed by Rambo: First Blood Part II.
The film is based on the 1972 novel of the same name by David Morrell, which many directors and studios had unsuccessfully attempted to adapt in the 1970s. In the film, Rambo, a troubled and misunderstood Vietnam veteran, must rely on his combat and survival skills when a series of brutal events results in him having to survive a massive manhunt by police and government troops near the small town of Hope, Washington.
First Blood was released in the United States on October 22, 1982. Despite initial mixed reviews, the film was a box office success, grossing $156 million at the box office. In 1985, it also became the first Hollywood blockbuster to be released in China, holding the record for the largest number of tickets sold for an American film until 2018. Since its release, First Blood has been reappraised by critics, with many highlighting the roles of Stallone, Dennehy, and Crenna, and recognizing it as an influential film in the action genre.
The film's success spawned a franchise, consisting of four sequels (all of which were co-written by and starred Stallone), an animated television series and a series of comic books, novels, video games, as well as a Bollywood remake.
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Always love how people, who have never watched a Rambo movie, go into watching First Blood thinking it will be a mindless action movie, then actually FEELING something at the end during Rambo's breakdown. Great reaction man. Thanks 🙏
When I first watched it years ago, I was shocked how smart it was.
It’s the sequels that made audience assume that First blood is like that when it’s actually the opposite
Yeah, damn good movie this
Same thing with Rocky people who never saw it think it’s a boxing movie , when actually it’s a love story
That honestly was me my first time watching it. After the first 30 mins I was like "wait where is the violence?" And then slowly I realized that wasn't the point. And after the end I couldn't talk. It was sooooo good. Sadly I couldn't care less about the sequels
"This man defends our Country and this is how you treat him?!"
And this right here is the whole point of the film in a nutshell.
Mainly the films as the novel while also tackling that, also addresses the 'Vet who hasn't stopped fighting' in the more negative light (and kills Rambo in the end, the film almost ended similar but test audiences found that ending fucking depressing)
In the book Rambo is sort of the American version of some of the Japanese holdout soldiers who continued fighting after the end of WW2. He kills instinctively. The movie actually softens him a bit.
@@robwalsh9843 I have to admit I never read the book- but I have heard that Rambo is incredibly dangerous in it, and instantly reverts to "War Mode" when triggered. And that the movie made him a much more sympathetic character pushed too far by an antagonistic cop.
@@boxtank5288 Yeah, I saw the original ending on a Rambo DVD box set at a friend's crib about 6 or 7 years ago. Col.Troutman terminated his command at the end of First Blood
@@kevinburton3948 My late uncle (dad's bro) owned First Blood by David Morrell. He bought the hardback original when it debuted as a novel in '72. He was a Vietnam vet himself in the Marine Corps, Mr. Burton. I read it in the mid-80s when I was a high school teen. It's far more violent than the film by a wide margin
"Got himself killed in 'Nam... didn't even know it." One of the saddest lines in this movie. Imagine surviving 'Nam only to die of cancer due to exposure to chemicals shortly after you came home.
Agent Orange killed a lot of veterans. I lost a family member to it. My dad was sick with it from then a lot. Its a miracle I was born healthy. Its a sad line for sure.
Agent orange
THANK YOU. No one appreciates that line.
In the scene where Rambo jumps off the cliff and lands in the trees, Stallone really fell into the tree and when he landed on the branch broke a rib. His cry of pain is genuine.
Yeah, and not only that, but the sounds that Galt and the other deputy (I believe, it was Mitch) were making, were in fact adapted by SEGA for Golden Axe 1 in the arcade.
Michael Crenna, who played Trautman, is actual military and an infamous hardass. It says alot that the lip quiver was genuine, like he was legit about to cry and hug Stallone for how he put in the work portraying a veteran who is at the end of the line and wanting someone to UNDERSTAND them even if it meant they went to their death right afterward.
So some historical context Mel. If you see this. After Vietnam the USA was not enveloped in the "thank the troops" movement like today. In fact most of the troops from vietnam were treated like crap and forgotten about. Called baby killers etc. And generally considered to be a drain on society when they returned from war a lot of them dealing with PTSD and not being able to adjust to regular life so turning to vagrancy, homelessness, and drugs.
This kind of stuff happened. It wasn't until the 90's that the military regained its mythic status as "defenders of freedom" Since no one who served in Vietnam defended many freedoms at all. In fact the whole "Thank the troops" movement is born out of this countries collective guilt over how they did treat a lot of returning Vets from Vietnam. In fact I'd say films like Rambo were important in showing that the people we put in these life or death situations come back kind of broken.
So just remember that. The way we treat the troops today is not how we always treated the troops. American history is not a straight line. A lot of ups and downs.
This does however do a good job showing police corruption and brutality. And how it doesn't always fall on racist lines it is in fact a lot of time small men with big egos and too much power waving their dicks around.
There is an amazing video on TH-cam called Vietnam vet welcome home. Is like 10 years ago, they got many Vietnam vets and got them long overdue welcome home. Very powerful video.
I'm pretty sure that the whole "Vietnam soldier being called baby killers" thing has been debunked as being either overblown or a straight up myth created to demonize the anti-war movement. People were pissed at the American government over the war, not individual soldiers. But, yeah they were, like most veterans, most definitely fucked over by the government who didn't offer them support for the mental and physical trauma they suffered.
Wouldn't say American soldiers have been defending much freedom since then either though. They're still killing plenty of civilians in a failing war. It's the same old shit.
@@bertrandkane9678 I'm not sure who "debunked" it, but they're wrong. The comment Neomanrex posted is pretty spot on. Anyone over 50 can tell you.
The Vietnam war wasn't a just war. But people where blaming it on the people on the ground when they they were just put in that situation by society. Fighting against insidious Guerilla warfare would make anyone lose their head and make bad choices.
@@bertrandkane9678 I mean I'm not saying it was the governments position but the tone was there. I knew Vietnam vets they all talked about how shitty they felt coming home. Maybe it wasn't being called "baby-killer" directly, but the general attitude permeated society at the time. People were sick of the stupid wat and treated anyone involved as unimportant or less.
Imagine if you're a veteran, came home from a war... immediately faced with horror and violence that you've tried to escape, in your own country.
Well, give em a war they won't believe.
What else we gonna do? Thoughts and prayers?
The Vietnam war fucked up a lot of people. So this movie really ain't all that far-fetched when you think about how soldiers struggle after going into a warzone and coming back home. The PTSD, those random flashbacks, and the constant paranoia or awareness can drive people crazy. It's really sad.
The blonde cop who is sympathetic to Rambo is David Caruso, famous for his role in CSI: Miami.
You see that jerk Teasle has some medals of his own in a scene.
In the novel, it goes a bit further. Sheriff Teasle was a veteran from the war in Korea and he hates Vietnam veterans for "upstaging"the losses and sacrifices of the veterans of the pretty much forgotten Korean war. The commentary confirms his backstory is the same here and he fought in the battle of Chosin Reservoir.
The Korean vets had MASH. That will always make me think of Korea. The stories in mash are so relatable to the war in Vietnam which was just about ending at the time of mash was beginning.
Nice to know
Teasle is a lot cooler in the book and Rambo is a total psycho in the book. lol
What happened to him after the first blood?
In the novel, Rambo is lunatic, he kills everyone including National guards and civilians.
As a person who has ptsd, your mind literally will jump to conclusions when you are in a similar situation. I still hate being touched on the shoulders bc when I turned around i got punched.
What was this PTSD from? If I can ask, respectfully.
@@SStupendous PTSD comes from any traumatic incident. Military comes from either a jear death experience to yourself or the death of others. Most folks get it from car crashes and being victims in accidents or criminal incidents. Anything that is traumatic can give you PTSD and depending on the person there a re different signs and degrees severity that can happen its hard to say what determines it.
@@808INFantry11Xhe was actually asking the original poster what situation caused his PTSD.
I just want to say this should be a Christmas tradition like Die Hard.
Lethal Weapon also.
If you look closely at the scenes in the Police Station there are Christmas decorations, so the movie is set on Christmas time just like Die Hard and Lethal Weapon!
I love when people say Stallone is a bad actor. My anwser is always only one word. "Rambo".
He should of been nominated for an Oscar for Creed
@@Simonporter89 Not seen yet.
He's a great actor. Very gentle, that's his style he's best at.
Sly's highlights would be Rocky, Rocky II, Rambo, Copland, and Rocky Balboa. At least to me. I haven't seen the Creed movies yet but if they are anything like the other Rocky movies I mentioned then they will be great.
@@Simonporter89 He was
You know it's funny how nowdays people keep on saying that "man don't talk about their feelings and aren't interested in those movies" when the most impactfull moment in these movies is WHEN they talk about explicitly about those!
I honestly don't know where this idea even originated from.
"I don't listen to Drake. I'm a man!"
In the book it explains why Teasle hates Rambo so much it’s because Teasle is a Korean War veteran and thinks that people have forgotten the veterans of that war because of the Vietnam veterans and he feels disrespected as a result.
such a stupid thing to be jealous over. If anything the presence of vietnam vets might remind people of combat vets from previous generations. Sadly the way he acts makes it more realistic to me since I am an OIF veteran myself and I've learned the hard way that other veterans are not my comrades. I stay the hell away from them. I dont need toxic people in my life with shitty politics and shitty ideas.
I remember hearing there was also a bit of real life generational feud between man and Korean War vets. With the Korean War vets regarding the man vets as being weak for loosing the war and being enable to reasimulate into society
@@joshuaortiz2031 Well Obama is jealous of Trump
8:19 If I remember correctly, I've read where Stallone hurt himself pretty bad when he hit that branch for real. It was at least one rib that he broke when he hit it. If you have ever seen the Expendables movies that he made, he got hurt quite often there and had to keep filming and couldn't get his injuries surgically corrected until after filming, which was sometimes months. I remember when the wrestler Stone Cold Steven Austin was told to run and push/punch/launch Stallone backwards with an enormous hit. Stallone blew backwards, slammed his neck/upper back against the ground behind him and got up and went straight to the doc/ER. They told him he needed to have that surgically repaired and it would take a long time to heal and the stars in that movie were all pretty big and Stallone couldn't afford to have everyone break apart for a month or two while he healed from surgery. So he waited until after filming to get it fixed and remained in pain. He has put himself through a lot for his movies.
One of my all time favourites, this one is so much deeper than all its sequels.
Can't wait for the Deer Hunter too.
He did not kill a single soul in the First blood,and the message is great.The best Stallone movie!
Having taken care of veterans in geriatric care that final speech hits like a truck. You'll see them and they look like anybody else, but so many have stories like that just behind the eyes. i don't care about the politics of it all, anyone prepared to protect the society in which I live has my respect.
This film is definitely around Rocky status as Stallone's best film. Definitely will be a fun video.
If you want another Stallone film recommendation you should check out Cop Land. (it also stars Harvey Keitel, Ray Liotta and Robert De Niro)
CopLand us *CRIMINALLY* underrated!!! Great writing and even better acting!! :)
Your overview of this film was well said. This film started out as an "action/adventure" film and ended as a soldier's trials from PTSD. Great reaction video Mellverse!!! Keep it going!!!
That leap from the cliff, and then the sewing up of the arm is hard core. The stuff of legend
Yes back in the 80s we all wanted that ramboknife when we went to the fair....am a 79er...grtz
I'm glad you choose to reupload it
This is both Incredible and sad cos a soldier just wants a sandwich but gets treated like crap and in the end he gets arrested bravo uploading this film Mellverse 👏👏👏👏👏
It was epic for us kids, who had not even heard of Stallone or watched Rocky. You should watch Cliffhanger. He's climbing mountains in it too.
Love Cliffhanger!!!!
Cliffhanger is a great flick! Kinda underrated in terms of Stallone movies IMO. It also has a great cast. John Lithgow nails it.
Killing the dogs was a top priority if you're talking about survival: first for their relentless tracking, but especially after the dude sent them to attack - getting torn up by an animal in a forest is a death sentence for the debilitating damage and infection.
Thanks for the fun reaction
You went into this thinking it was just another shoot em up movie, but this movie had a strong message about treating vets with respect and dignity. Most of us had the same reaction you did mate when Rambo starts getting it off his chest.
I was about 8 when I first watched this one and its always stuck with me. Great movie and great reaction Mell, and a great afro
I remember watching this movie as a kid, it was just an action movie. But when I watched it as an adult, when I heard John's final monologue, it really touched me. It's a very sad movie.
Stallone really knows how to deliver a Story.
Taught us that Rocky wasn't a sports movie and that it's a love story
And how Rambo First Blood isn't an action film, it's a statement about PTSD.
Best line in the movie: NOTHING IS OVER!! NOTHING!! YOU CANT JUST TURN IT OFF!!
The reason why Rambo is treated like that is because the Vietnam war was viewed by the public as a war where their soldiers were killing innocents (my lai massacre) and because of TVs it meant it was documented more and media companies were able to potray the war in whatever narrative they wanted. So when Vietnam vets came back the general public didn't like them.
Never really felt bad for the pig when he killed it, Wild Boars are assholes XD
The name of this movie is First Blood, that's it....Rambo wasn't used in the title until part 2... everybody reacting to this classic movie is calling it Rambo: First Blood... take a look at the movie poster, nowhere does it say Rambo...smh
That's usually marketing.
It's like The Road Warrior. It's not "Mad Max 2".
During the flashback scene with the Vietnamese officer, he says in Cantonese "Answer me or I will cut you". Also the actor who played the Vietnamese officer said that the "shit" they dumped on Rambo actually smelled delicious because it was chocolate milk with clumps of peanut butter.
Richard Creena's character is the most overlooked in Hollywood history
I'm a 10 year Army Veteran with multiple rotations to Afghanistan. I've lost friends in fucked up ways to IED explosives. I can only imagine how bad it was for the soldiers that came back from Vietnam. At least I have people who care. But I've noticed the other stuff he talked about, not holding a job because of PTSD, people not having any honor. Stuff like that. Dont feel bad at all you cried man. I cried as a kid when I watched this. I still became a soldier. I got SOME help that I needed but from other soldiers that listen to me and I listen to them. You are a great guy man, dont change. The world need men like you. If you safe ONE person in your life, you did something. Just listening, you did something great that most people are too busy for. Found your channel today, really enjoyed it brotha.
@mellverse the reason why they don't just say thirty seconds is because, in the military, communication is super important, and the difference between fifty and fifteen kilometers is huge. So to make sure others understand correctly, they say three-zero to indicate thirty. It's not specific numbers, it's all double digit numbers.
Been waiting for the re-up, missed it the first time round and really wanted to see it. Thanks for reuploading :)
Damn! First I thought deja vu, then thought stroke. Finally noticed the reupload tag. Sheesh! 😂
That three minute speech at the end gets me every time.
Rambo's breakdown at the end makes me think of my grandfather. When he would be really sick, he'd get loud and emotional. Talking and yelling about the horrors he experienced in world war 2
"I wanna go home, Johnny, I wanna go home!"
Man tears, every god damn time.
To be fair, just cause of the way Rambo was dressed, did not mean he would automatically be identified as a soldier. A number of Hippies in the 60s and 70s (which is where the book was more closely based) dressed in army gear like a bunch of idiots in protest to the war. As an former soldier in the army myself, I find it quite disgusting to disrespect what the uniform means this way from them.
surplus army jackets and boots are also(at one time) fairly cheap warm articles of clothing that were plentiful, I had one in highschool
The parts that you describe as unrealistic, e.g. the police relentlessly picking on him, make perfect sense if you see the movie not as a commentary on American society after the Vietnam War (although it is also that), but as a movie about the war itself, with underdog Rambo as a stand-in for the people of Vietnam. Their experience, and guerrilla resistance tactics, overlap perfectly with Rambo's -- just as the police and military in the movie reflect the hubris, ignorance, and heavy-handedness of the American army in Asia. Even if (especially if) the viewer broadly agrees with American military activities in Vietnam, this interpretation brings a powerful perspective to the conflict, regardless of whether or not the filmmakers themselves realized how deeply their movie would represent these themes.
This interpretive layer is often missed in modern reactions to the movie, but I think it elevates the Rambo story in a way that many other movies of its type (the Rambo sequels, The Deer Hunter, etc) simply can't match. Apocalypse Now has that extra layer, though, and it's a great movie for exactly that reason.
He did his own stunts. Broke ribs as he fell through the trees.
Watch Ghost Dog: Way Of The Samurai. One of my all-time favorite movies 💯💯💯
I remember watching this film when I was a kid, we even had a movie poster in front room. Over the years I've rewatched this film many times and my understanding of everything Rambo went through grew. I saw other films showing bits of Vietnam War and troops returning and built up a jigsaw puzzle of understanding.
Fun fact: There was a version of the 5th Rambo film where he was supposed to fight a genetically engineered creature in the jungle, so basically Rambo vs Predator.
That... would have been a WAY better movie than Last Blood. By far!
Yeah, called The Savage Hunt.
Fantastic video my man,this is one of my all time favourite films and at the end it always gets me 2 watching this emotion just pour out.Really love your channel ur a good man.👌👍
Yeah brother the way Vietnam veterans were treated is disgusting. Whenever I see them I refuse to let them pay for anyting I always cover their bill and ask him if they need anything else period and thank them for their service
First scene, Rambo has hiked miles to visit what might be his last surviving friend, only to find out that friend is already dead.
Next scene, he's harassed and abused by an aggressive police chief on a power trip.
Combined with his background filled with torture, war, watching his friends die violently, and returning home only to be spat on and sneered at... it's amazing how resilient some people can be.
Man I remember watching this thinking about that cop and saying "bro you really don't want this type of war, you play hard, Rambo lived that shit.
Stallone should have got an Oscar for his performance. Brings a tear to the eyes at the end when he breaks down. Some of the best acting I've ever seen.
Stallone's acting is actually superb in this movie.
I was never a fan of Rambo movies.
First Blood, however, will forever remain in my top 10 most favorite movies of all time.
LMFAO. You look more like Oscar Gamble than John Rambo with that fro.
perfect weekend to go down the rambo rabbit hole
🤣🤣🤣... all this man wanted was some Denny's. At the very heart of it, yes... but no one gets in between a man and his want for food.
There's a fantastic bit in the book that describes how the chief gets away after the first clash with rambo because he's just sprinting away while Rambo was running and taking cover every now and then in case of return fire.The author compares it to an amateur chess player vs a veteran the amateur makes a random move and the veteran thinks its a particular gambit so he moves appropriately to counter only to have the amateur move a different piece throwing him off balance.I can confirm the chess idea as that's what happened to me in highschool student were playing chess in a free period so I joined a game and ending up beating the head of the chess club until he realized what was happening.
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Good commentary. It's good to hear your compassion. Thank you.
amazing film; smart, deep and exciting.
incredible Stallone wrote this and im glad it did'nt keep the original ending where Rambo dies
"all this man wanted was some Denny's" lol
14:40 Those guys are Army National Guard. "Weekend Warriors" as some would call them.
As a HUGE movie buff, here are a few movies I 100% recommend for you man (Lethal Weapon, Beverly Hills Cop, The Natural, The Untouchables) to name a few
Loved your reaction Sir.One of my favourite movies the end scene is so deep and emotional.Keep up the good work love watching your reactions.
I just finish binge watching all the rambo movies, here's the list from my favorite to my least favorite..
1. First Blood 1
2. Rambo (2008)
3. First Blood 2
4. First Blood 3
5. Rambo: Last Blood
...We don't talk about Last Blood...
😒😒😒
I liked all of them
@@robertlombardo8437 2 and 3 is pretty cornball cheesy compared to last blood.
This movie was filmed in my town! There are still "Rambo" tours. lol People have come from all around the world to see all the places where the scenes were filmed.
I also can never help but think about Cabin In The Woods being filmed there too ;P
@@kenevans6565 I haven't watched that one! I'm a wimp when it comes to scary movies. lol
I’ve watched this movie before but thank to you I really putted attention and the last 10 minutes made me cry. This, to me, it’s an anti war movie, how dare people called him baby killer when he was fighting for his country. 😭
The baby killer thing is from Vietnam veterans having to sometimes shoot children because the Viet Cong would sometimes strap explosives to toddlers and send them running to the soldiers. They didn't know which kids were strapped and which weren't. It's messed up but I don't think people have the right to judge others based on what they had to do to survive. It was the Cong that killed those kids when they booby trapped them. They were already dead when the vets had to shoot them. It's beyond awful..
The stunt man driving the police car broke his back when he jumped the railroad tracks!
One of the best movies ever made
Amazing acting and the ending
It Always gets me
Ive seen this countless times
The ending gets me all the time 👍👍
The sheriff is like "Theon" from John Wick thinking he had a chance against John Wick.
14:31 " I thought they had real military dudes" nah man. Just national guard.
Part of this was filmed in my grandmother's backyard, mainly pick-up shots I think, of them going through the creekbed, little ravines and all that
That actually was the Happy Ending of the Film. The Book doesn't end so happily.
Very cool reaction!
Keep going with Rambo and rocky!
Thanks!
great video as always my dude
The speech of Rambo at the and was brilliant.
And one off the maggafin thin.
The sheriff is so crazy off Rambo because his own ptsd. He was veteran of Korea war and he was nuts and crazy because of these.
And Rambo was just right. He said I was stand and fight for these country and when i’m back what I have see.
All country occupied by hippis-bumb drug users that are populists and says no war and shit like that.
For what I have fight???
Very deep movie and very deep thinks for think about
I'll be honest , that scene makes me tear up every time. That was so fucked up. Such a good performance.
I always chuckle at how American focussed this movie is, but is so prominently (and clearly for anyone that has been anywhere near Vancouver) filmed in Canada.
Just found your channel love the reactions the deer hunter is a masterpiece have tissue
I'm late 50s, saw The Deer Hunter, caught it again 20 years later. Yeah great movie that I never want to watch again.
First Blood, on the other hand, I must have seen 40 times at a guess and I could watch it once a week every week no problem.
Don't suppose you remember the similar movie with Powers Booth. Four guys in the woods, army overtones, on the run, I think.
@@MrRezRising No sadly not
@@innercircle341 Southern Comfort. '81. HBO at 2:30 in the morning type film.
In a way, this is one of the best movies in its genre. It's beyond powerful yet, it is expressed in a non complicated way which makes it resonate with everyone who has their heart in the right place. I think it's Stallone's strongest part ever. Also i think because of the reality of ptsd, the movie is as strong as Oliver Stone's Platoon is. Only the battle takes place back home as the war in veterans minds was still raging on.
The ending is the best part
Back in the 70's and a certain part of the 80's a lot of people wore army field jackets. It was actually a style. I had one in 1982 when I was 15.
Can’t wait for you to see the next one.
The third one is more pure action.
The second one is action, but Rambo has another gut-wrenching speech at the end that tugs your heartstrings. He really is a better actor than he gets credit for.
Glad to watch this again :D
Awesome! Thanks for this!
Nice aew cm punk shirt I was actually at Dynamite live night live in North Carolina also I love the Rambo movies great reaction
Every time I hear that opening trumpet... I tear up :( He's had such a broken and troubled life :(
Its how vets were treated back then ... Vietnam was NOT popular and civies took it out on the returning servicemen :/
Also keep in mind alot of the modern restrictions on police behavior werent in place yet ...
The movie Hurt Locker does a good dramatization of the experience of going to war ... and then coming home.
Jeremy Renner and Anthony Mackey do a fantastic job it in :)
1. The line to buy a Rambo knife for Christmas 1982 was unbelievable.
2. Rambo: First Blood II is even better. He actually kills people in that one.
3. Sly did most of his own stunts. He even broke a rib falling through the trees.
The Dear Hunter does not make you cry.
That end bit they got in right after the book!😉
This was after Rocky, but before Sylvester Stalone was really famous, so he did do that jump from the cliff to the tree, landed wrong, and broke some ribs. The scream of pain you hear is real.
Also, the four cops in the car that crashed did not die, but were critically wounded.
I remember watching this movie as a kid and when the end scene came and Rambo is talking about how he was being spit on I asked my dad like what's that about. And he explained how when the vets were coming back some of the anti Vietnam people would literally spit on them. Even as a kid I was like I would beat the fuck out of them for that.
Most Vietnam veterans werent celebrated and respected for going to war since Vietnam was a war protested against very much, as opposed to the vets of WW2 who were celebrated and respected after winning WW2
Great movie and great reaction 👏🏼🙌🏼🙏🏼
Yes Sylvester Stallone is doing his own stunts
6:10 Stuntman broke his back on that jump with the car.
My dad was a GB I watched this movie so much....Arnold is cool but Sly hands down. Watch over the top! This is the best and most accurate portrayal of what a SF guy is. Dad was 10th mountain group out of Ft Devans Massachusetts. The rest of the Rambos were fun but this is as close as it comes to being real. I say that not from personal accords but being around a real SF man.....Wasn't no bs and would rather no one ever know who they are!