First Blood (1982) Movie Reaction | FIRST TIME WATCHING Rambo 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ค. 2024
- Today I'm watching First Blood (Rambo!) for the first time! Hope you enjoy my reaction! 😊
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Just want to say that I appreciate everyone filling me in on this stuff! As a Canadian who didn't study American history, I had no idea what happened in Vietnam or how veterans were treated afterwards. I didn't even know what the National Guard was. This all makes a lot more sense now, so thank you. 🙏 I'm sure my ignorance drove alot of you a bit mad. 😂
Don't feel bad. Most Americans don't know jack about American history. I've known more than 1 person who thought Benjamin Franklin was president. (He wasn't)
Thats cool
Back when this movie was filmed the USA wanted to forget the Vietnam War and the soldiers, marines, etc who fought it so that's why the cops treated Rambo like that.
I love how the majority of people go into this one thinking they are going to be watching a dyed-in-the-wool popcorn action flick, and then near the end realize they’re watching something that is damned near real cinematic art. Troutman is a little over-the-top, but outside that this is almost a “film”.
Now that I've seen this, I'm excited to go check out other reactions. I had no idea how this what end. Super depressing. It's shocking that Rambo is this action icon now, the fact he's in a Mortal Kombat game makes much less sense to me now.
Near? More like there.
Almost a film? If it's not a film then what the hell is it?
@@JayBondReactsone of the cops is from the movie carrie
This movie is so good. I can't believe you have never seen a Rambo, Rocky, or Die Hard movie?!?! I hope you continue to watch the rest of the Rambo series
I plan to watch them all, just not sure how to schedule this channel at all. If I go too action heavy it could deter people from sticking around but they are on my list.
My dad was career Air Force and did a couple of tours in Vietnam. Back then there was a lot of animosity towards soldiers, they were accused of killing innocent civilians and called “baby killer” and people said they raped women, etc. I remember the unkind things some of my classmates said to me at the time based on what their parents had told them from rumors. I literally had other kids tell me they hoped my dad died over there (I was 8 years old). Some of the reason there was such a big campaign to support our troops came out of all the hate the older vets had experienced. We never want to see people treated that way again for doing their job. If people have a problem with what the government decides to do that’s one thing, but to take it out on the soldiers who were just defending our freedom, is inexcusable!
Wow, sorry to hear that. The supporting our troops thing makes way more sense now after hearing these kinda stories.
Absolutely ridiculous the way our troops were treated, especially since most of them were drafted back then....
Yeah, there was lots of anti war propaganda that decided to paint US soldiers as evil in order to get the public against the war. Which is even more sad considering many of them were drafted and didnt choose to go there. So these groups were mad that the government drafted people then spit on those same people when they got back.
Cough cough my lai village and other villages swept under the rug cough but freedoms to protect by raping killing innocent people lol
people always point out the fact that vietnam vets werent treated well after the war, but another thing to realize is that the vietnam issued m65 jackets and other military issued clothes were hugely popular among civilians due to the availability and price in surplus stores, and because they were pretty warm despite being fairly light, so they were common among common drifters and such, so it wouldnt have immediately been apparent that he was a vet.
Vets were treated poorly after the war but what does wearing the clothes after the fact have anything to do with that? Are you referring to the irony?
@@stanzaloan3454 surplus army clothes were cheap and used by drifters of all types, as well as hippies, so you couldn't automatically assume someone was a vet because they were wearing military clothes, when he says "dressed like that" he isn't acknowledging that he's a vet just that he's wearing fairly ratty clothing, and looks homeless
If you watch carefully, particularly when he's being chased, his traps are targeted to be non-lethal. Except for the deputy falling out of the helicopter, Rambo doesn't kill anyone.
"They drew first blood, not me."
Fun Fact: The large piece of rotten canvas that Rambo finds in the woods and cuts into a makeshift coat was in fact not a movie prop, but a real piece of rotten canvas found by the film crew during the movie's production. Since there was only one piece, Sylvester Stallone joked about how the canvas became a treasured prop on the set. After filming ended, Stallone kept the rotten canvas and reportedly still has it in his possession to this very day.
Bonus Fact: Sylvester Stallone hated the first cut of the film so much that he tried to buy the film back and destroy it. When he couldn't do that, he suggested that the producers cut much of his part and let the rest of the characters tell the story. That cut the movie time in half and set a precedent for future action movies.
Woah, awesome. Thank for more facts! I can't imagine if he destroyed it because he didn't like it. I wonder what movies were shot that we haven't seen because of something like that.
Jay Bond ...It is very rare that a movie that is filmed and never release, even if it is terrible. Movies are often insured against box office failure, but only if they are released.
Rambo's speech at the end is fantastic.
Vietnam was an ugly war, even as wars go. A lot of people felt it was an unjust, politically motivated war. Others felt that dissenters were unpatriotic and so there was a lot of mutual anger and resentment. Also, Vietnam wasn't a battle between two uniformed armies, but more an insurgency with combatants hiding among civilians, so a lot of civilians were caught in the crossfire. The Vietnamese didn't keep to the Geneva Convention so many POWs were badly tortured. Many men came back from that war with severe PTSD and many of those didn't get the help and treatment they needed at the time. This movie came out less than 10 years after American involvement in Vietnam ended so many of those wounds were still fresh in the public mindset.
You missed the point of rambos targets. They're not random. Fuel, power and weopons. Disable the enemys resources. Guerilla warfare.
Good call.
He actually broke the nose of the cop that he elbowed in the face on the floor of the police station so the bandage you see on the cops face for the rest of the film is needed and not just a prop. The poncho he made out of the tarp was supposed to help him stay warm. That was also the most protected prop item on the set cause he really made it out of an old tarp they found laying around. Stallone really did the jump into the trees and cracked a couple ribs. I love the speech at the end of the movie. Stallone really sells the part. The extra soldiers were “weekend warriors” Trautman didn’t bring them in. His red bandana doesn’t happen until the next movie I believe. I think the best thing about this movie is so much of this movie is practical. Most of the stunts were done by the actors. Stallone really had those rats on him and biting him. Nowadays all soldiers/veterans are treated with respect but during Vietnam and Korea they weren’t. They were protested and called names. My father in law went through it back then and not long after I started dating my wife we got him a veteran hat to wear and he got treated differently by people than he did when he came home from the war.
"This guy's dressed like an Ugg boot." OMG, I'm rolling!
a couple of facts about the making of this movie...
1. The officer that Rambo elbowed in the face during the station escape, really got hit in the nose. Later when you see him with a bandage across his nose, it's real.
2. The police car jumping as high and far as it did was an accident. The stunt driver hurt his back when the car landed.
3. Stallone actually jumped into the tree from like 5 feet up. He actually broke ribs. When he yells, it's real.
4. When Rambo runs into the cave entrance, a gunshot squib goes off and burned his hand pretty badly.
This is a great movie, but totally different than the book. The book is a must-read.
Geeze! All of that is pretty crazy. Haha I'm sure on set people were questioning what else would happen after each stunt gone wrong. 😂
"I guess Rambo really rocked his world!" LOL!!!! I LOVE U MAN!!!!
Thanks! 😂
The soldiers were National Guardsmen.
Also, that’s pretty much what people’s names were back then. Figure most of those people were born in the early 60’s. Bill, Ted, Jim, Mitch etc., were the standard names of the times.
Soldiers were held in pretty low esteem until fairly recently. The crazy overcompensation of American patriotism you see is partly because of the guilt a lot of Americans felt at how badly Vietnam vets were treated when they came back.
The ‘bag’ was because he was running around the Pacific Northwest around late December (you saw a Christmas tree). It was probably 5 degrees Celsius & raining. He maybe could’ve taken the coat off the dead cop, but it was covered in blood.
Thank you! The overcompensation is making way more sense now that I hear about how vets were treated. Appreciate this.
@@JayBondReacts In addition to how controversial the Vietnam War was, in the novel Sheriff Teasel is a Korean War vet. The Korean war is also known as the “Forgotten War” because it was largely overshadowed by WWII and Vietnam. This further enhanced Teasel's resentment of Rambo.
Oh, that definitely adds a lot. Thank you! Being uneducated on American history or I guess war history in general I realize is a bit of a problem. 😂 I appreciate you filling me in.
The soldiers were National Guard, not active US Army. They are controlled by the individual states. Almost all the US states have them. They are made up by civilians who do a few weekends a year of duty to be a short of reserve in a national emergency so they have light military training, but mostly they essentially back up police departments during natural and man made disasters. During the 1980s they were derided by both active duty soldiers and civilians as "Weekend Warriors" and not "real" soldiers, just guys essentially pretending to be one. In more recent years they are treated with much more respect because to bolster the active duty troops they are also sent overseas to combat zones, taking casualties just like other soldiers.
The soldiers were national guardsmen. Soldiers for one weekend a month, civilians the rest of the time. Also, yes Rambo goes to prison because back then there was no mental support for veterans
That's awful about the lack of mental support. I wasn't aware of national guardsmen, while I've heard the term I didn't really know that was a thing. Appreciate it.
@@JayBondReacts it was horrible at the end of the war. Thousands of veterans needing jobs, and the government just throws them out into society with no resources. Add to that the vets just got shit on by the other civilians and the government. Which is why many vets became alcoholics and drug addicts, or committed suicide
So the tarp he made into a shirt was for practical reasons. It was freezing and he was wearing a tank top. Then he took the dead cops jacket. Always thinking about survival. Seems you learned a lot by watching this movie. 🤔
Another great reaction. Looking forward to more content.
Thank you! Yeah, forget boy scouts, I'm watching Rambo movies for my survival needs! 😂 Can't wait to watch number 2 which everyone says is where he really becomes the icon pop culture loves.
In the book, Rambo dies. But Stallone thought that, that was the wrong message to send to the vets. (uhm YEAH!) But it doesn't get better for the movie version...he gets sent to prison. He didn't kill anyone! And yet they sent him away for hard labor. Good work gov.
Apparently the book gives more background for why the sheriff acts that way, previous drifters causing trouble in town and being a veteran of the Korean War which is largely overlooked unlike Vietnam.
I enjoy how foolish the authorities are who play roles of soldiers, while the real soldier, John Rambo, maintains a more mature attitude about combat.
I believe Vietnam was the first televised war. When it was broadcast by the news back to the States, the public was horrified by what they saw. A lot of the military were involved in killing civilians including children. This was because the people they were fighting would sometimes use civilians to ambush American soldiers. Also, the sheer complexity of the war also had the military resorting to target civilians on purpose. That's why Rambo said that they were calling him "baby killer". In any case, public opinion on the war soured. So when the soldiers returned from war they were protested and treated badly. It was because of how the Vietnam veterans were treated that today many people try to be more respectful towards veterans in general.
That's absolutely awful. I know there are a couple movies on my list that are about the Vietnam war so I'm sure I'll get a better understanding from those as well. Thanks for sharing.
My Lai massacre
Just discovered this channel this afternoon and this is already my second watch. You do a great job.
On to First Blood part 2!
Thank you so much! Hope some of these early ones aren't too weird. I was still getting into the flow of things. A tricky balance of "am I talking too much?" and "will people get that some of these comments are deadpan jokes or rhetorical questions". 🤣 Thanks for watching!!!
Jay's review of First Blood as heard by me: "it was a mixed bag.....there were bags all over the place.....Rambo wears a bag......makes a bag headband.......what's with all the bags?"
As to the Vet stuff, a bunch of folks back then blamed the Vets for the government's war, which is doubly screwed up as so many Vietnam Vets were conscripts.
The most unsung hero of all the Rambo movies was the first one IMHO and thanks so much for the upload 👍
Honestly! The PTSD and mental health stuff is way more important than the action star I saw him as from pop culture references. Although, I still liked him after. It's just way different. I need to watch 3 soon!
@@JayBondReacts well said 👍
Just whist found your channel a while ago & I’m Canadian too. But born in 73. Yeah the Vietnam vets were not treated nicely when they came back. Instead of supporting our troops & just complaining to the government they were really nasty towards the US troops.
Sylvester Stallone movies often surprise people, particularly this one and "Rocky". People have been told he is just a muscle head action star, and they just accept it as fact. If you haven't watched "Rocky" yet I recommend it. I watch quite a few reactors, so I'm not sure if I've seen you react to it. Keep the reactions coming.
Yeah, I was probably one of those people who just thought Sly was muscle but his emotion is much better than I thought! I haven't seen Rocky yet but plan to go through that series. Seeing that there's a Creed 3 coming out, it might be good to trickle out leading up to March.
The last scene represents not only US veterans in Vietnam but the sad reality of the majority of veterans coming home after wars all over the world.
I know from history classes that there were a lot of feelings about the Vietnam war and the US involvement in it. I initially watched this movie because it's one of my mom's favorite and she will randomly quote the line about Rambo doing things that would make a billy goat puke! Basically I have seen this one and the Last Blood, I missed all the ones in between! I do hope you take a chance to check out the Die Hard franchise as well as Rocky. I would love to watch your reaction to those movies!!
I believe it's 'eating' things that would make a billy goat puke. Anyway, close enough. I live among goats. Goats eat anything. Brooms, plastic...leave a billy goat unattended an he'll eat a clothesline clean of clothes. Jeans, towels...anything.
"I Think The Guy Is Horatio From CSI:Miami"
You're absolutely correct, Jay
That is indeed David Caruso, Horatio Gates from CSI:Miami
Not Jay giving himself an existential crisis less than two minutes in. Lol
I have one of those basically every hour of the day. Haha
Truatman didnt bring the troops, its the weekend warriors, national guard!
Ah, I'm unfamiliar with the national guard so I don't know how all that works.
@@JayBondReacts great reaction by the way! Part 2 basically takes place soon after this one!
Awesome, thank you. Gonna check that one out sooner than later because I was told Hot Shots Part Deux is mostly about that movie and I'd like to do those movies (Top Gun reaction coming next week so I can jump into the first Hot Shots!)
the part about tease ducking under the pokey thing on the helicopter... idk why but that made me LAUGH!!!
Haha It's true, why didn't he walk around, that was so weird. 😂 I assume it was to keep in frame haha
Great vídeo , great movie ! Congrats from Brazil 👏👏 !
Thank you! 🙏
I think you’ll be impressed with the practical effects later in the series specifically in Rambo 4. It’s straight up the goriest film I’ve ever seen and I’m shocked it received an R rating from the MPAA. Had it been a horror film with half the amount of gore it would have gotten an NC-17 for sure but war films seem to slip by that which I’ve always found interesting.
Oh damn, that's wild. I need that in my life! I assume that reaction will be all the big cam to cover that stuff up. 😂
Hey Jay....you know what he (Rambo) does ... watch the sequel Rambo 2 -- it address the Vietnam P.O.W. issue at the time.
Nice, looking forward to it!
The movie is much better than the book..
Vietnam Vets weren't welcomed upon returning home...very, very sad to think of how much more damage was done by having your country shun you after making you go.
Also, go watch "Die Hard"...it is ABSOLUTELY a Christmas movie!
That is really messed up. I didn't know about that at all. I'll probably wait till Christmas time to watch Die Hard. Die Hard along with A Christmas Story will be a nice double feature lol
I was in the Canadian army in 79 and there was the same attitude in Canada towards soldiers it wasn’t until Stripes when attitudes changed plus the fires, floods and ice storms where troops were appreciated
@@Qochoc I'm sorry to hear that...but I thank you for your service.
@@adrianne7355 no probs, no need to thank me, I was paid for my service….
Not nearly enough.
Cool review - cheers big man!
The stunt driver accidentally flipped the car haha. Also he broke the actors nose when he was escaping the jail, and elbowed him.
Oh no, that's brutal. 😂
Back then, small towns often had laws against vagrancy - which sort of functioned as an HOA for the whole town... and while this is a rather extreme application of that kind of law, it wasn't entirely unheard of in the Deep South (and the real-life ugliness towards Vietnam vets that spawned songs like 'Born In The USA' made the movie more believable)
That's so crazy to me. Everyone has been filling me and it just seems like such a terrible situation for everyone involved.
Beyond glad you've watched the cinematic adaptation of First Blood - a tale by the legendary David Morrell that's now the 1st entry of the 5-film John Rambo film franchise.
The majority of the film except the ending are based of the entire book. Sadly the novel ended with Rambo taking his own life instead of getting arrested like he did at the end of the film version here.
Had he not done that, Sylvester Stallone would have never done the five movies as one of the greatest fictional heroes of all time.
As a Canadian filmed in Hope British Columbia Canada.
"Rambo" is an apple. Garden of Eden. Stallone comes from a family of mystics: His brother is a Brother (Mason). Their mother is into crystal and spirits and such. "Rocky" was all esoteric as well; "Rocky" is Jesus. He suffers to help everybody else. "Apollo" helps "Adriatic" in the myths. Butkis, the "Dog", is "God" in the tarot. "Gonna Fly Now" while ascending the pyramid to a higher state. And so forth.
Stallone is not just a great performer in the exoteric sense, he understands the alchemy of Hollywood. He really makes great movies.
Vietnam Vets were called baby killers when they got home. It happened to relatives of mine but did get out of hand quite like Rambo.
after Vietnam our vets WERE treated like shit....spit on, called baby killers, ect. The over blown "vet respect" today is almost like American society trying to make up for that time. But now a-days it seems to be slowly reverting back to disrespect.
Wow, that makes a lot of sense. It's wild that people would be coaxed with war propaganda, did what they thought was right, and then were treated that way. I've learned a lot today about this. Appreciate the comment.
A lot of the troop appreciation today was initiated by the Vietnam vets. They made sure the returning troops got the welcome and appreciation they didn't. In fact a common greeting among Vietnam vets that I have witnessed is a "Welcome Home".
I really dig your style. Just stumbled on your channel today and subbed. Don't know where in Canada you are, but this was filmed in Hope, B.C. I think there is still stuff left over from the movie there. Love from Alberta.
Thanks and welcome to the channel! I'm in Niagara Falls but it's funny that we have the same gas stations like 40 years later.
Rambo says it's about finding the right one to kill to provide the biggest ripple effect to destroy most of the family
I think this movie would not resonate to younger generations without context. Vietnam vets were the last generation to be drafted, fight in a war with questionable motives, only to be hated when they came home. This change significantly after Desert Storm.
7:02 He was dressing for warmth.
Not sure if you know who RUTGER HAUER is but he plays a great bad guy in movies. I'm bringing this up because you are watching movies from "back in the day" which I think is great! Personally, films took a fast decline after the 90's imo. I see you just watched a Stallone movie and Stallone stars along with Rutger Hauer in the movie I'd like to recommend you watch. It is the 1981THRILLER, NIGHTHAWKS. Hope you react to it. Ruter is the kind of bad guy you just can't help but like, even though he plays bad. I think you'll enjoy the movie, it's one of my favs.
Right on. I've heard the name, but don't really know him. A quick Google and it looks like I'll next see him in Bladerunner cause I want to react to that but I'll consider Nighthawks. Thanks!
@@JayBondReacts Cool, thanks. Although 2001 is after the 90's, the 2001Thriller movie, JOYRIDE, starring Paul Walker and Steve Zahn is a really good movie. Watch the trailer. (the sequels sucked)
Good stuff Jay
Thanks Jeremy!
Ohhh God this's my favorit movie 🔥
Please Please React to the Rocky Series of movies! You will not be disappointed. In my opinion, Rocky is Stallone’s best character and best work as an actor.
I will for sure! I've really only seen a couple Stallone movies ever so it'll be nice to catch up. I'll likely do the rest of Rambo (shot part 2 last night!) and Cobra before jumping into another big Stallone series.
I really like Cop Land too. Stallone gained something like 40 pounds to look the role of a cop, which is pretty funny.
Rocky is a great series too.
As far I as I know this film was filmed in Canada 🇨🇦
It was indeed. In fact you see the name of the town when John first shows up, Hope, B.C.
It was filmed in Canada and there was a First Blood festival in Hope where fans from the movie would show up, some of them dressed as Rambo, others as sheriffs and reenact scenes from the movie at the actual filming locations. They even had the guy who played the VC commander with the knife in the flashback and at night the whole town gathered to watch the movie on a big screen outside. Don’t know if they’ve resumed them now.
If you go to the town’s park, you might be able to find a wooden sculpture of Rambo with his M-60.
@@vonkroenen wow that sounds amazing, I'd love to attend that. My friend was there on holiday and phoned me from the bridge where stallone got arrested by the sheriff.
Good job to the helicopter pilot well he did do that stunt. jumping into the trees. when he yells oh god! he broke his ribs.
Damn, that's pretty crazy.
the army dudes are National Gaurd.
Full Metal Jacket is a great movie based on the Vietnam war
Oh cool. I wanted to check that out and but I'm hesitant to do more war movies after Rambo based on the reception from military guys getting pissed at me for not knowing US history. FMJ is on my list if I decide to test those waters again.
In the end he was losing touch with reality and was carrying out a guerrilla campaign. Destroy enemy fuel. Destroy enemy weapons. Destroy enemy vehicles. Cut enemy power. Dig in and disrupt repair work. Confuse and frustrate.
He did a great job at that. Like I knew he was in war mode, but didn't get the connection to cutting off the different resources till afterwards. I would be confused and frustrated. 😂
@@JayBondReacts Yeah. It's the story of a hurt veteran who felt both abandoned and cornered by the whole world. Just a young guy, who wanted to live a life...wasn't his fault his country was at war.
Ok, let's start with the reaction first. Very nice to watch someone first time of any series of movies. Your reactions are so fun and full of energy. I found a new person to watch on TH-cam. Consider me subscribed!
Thank you and welcome!
Keep them coming, I'll be here to watch.
In answer to your question Jay
The Rambo movies were definitely released after the "Rocky" movies
That actor with the red hair is David Caruso
In the novel and the original filmed ending, Colonel Troutman shoots and puts Rambo out of his misery. Stallone decided to change the ending into an arrest so as to allow for a sequel. The novel also had the sheriff being a Korean War vet. As I’ve learned, the Korean War had not been as longlasting. Interestingly, the tv series MASH took place during the Korean War, but aired close to the Vietnam War.
Interesting! The idea of Trautman helping Rambo out makes a lot of sense. Just finished watching First Blood 2 like literally just now and man what a different movie. I now get why he's as iconic as he is.
Sly is great you should do the rest of the franchise and definitely check out Rocky too!!
I'll definitely try to do both franchises. I'll do First Blood 2 and Rocky sooner than later for sure!
@@JayBondReacts cool 😎
Classic movie
Can't wait to watch the other ones!
@@JayBondReacts part 2 is badass
He put the "burlap bag" thing because it was cold, not to be inconspicuous. Also bro, do yourself a favor watch the Rocky series. This came out like between Rocky 2 and 3
Definitely gonna check out the Rocky series. Looking forward to it. I also just shot First Blood 2 so now Rambo's iconic action hero status is making more sense. I really slept on Sly I realized. 😂
@@JayBondReacts the rocky series should be a requirement for everybody that goes through life. So many powerful gems. And yes Sly is so UNDERRATED as an actor because of tne iconic characters he portrays. Keep up the hustle. You might as well watch ALL the rambo series as well
yes that is Horatio Caine!
Leavenworth!
Fact that movie was filmed in British Colombia
16:40 He can take fish from the lake.
My favorite movie. Not the fun filled action romp that part 2 was though.
Nice, I can definitely see why this would be a favorite. I just watched part 2 tonight so that should be coming soon! Much different! So many explosions! And I'm happy to see the red headband and the reason behind.
I think you’ll really enjoy the 4th one. It’s insanely gory and over the top.
The bag is to keep warm
But didn't he have that guy's jacket but opted to wear the bag instead? I could be wrong on the timeline here, but I'm pretty sure he could have worn the police guy's jacket.
Watch Rambo 2 !! It’s worth it
Best trivia question:
Who starred in Rambo 2?
A: There is no such movie.
It’s Rambo: First Blood Part 2 then Rambo 3.
Great videos
You don’t know what war your grandfather fought in? That’s crazy to think about.
It's not that crazy. I didn't have a typical upbringing in the slightest and know very little about my family.
Rambo frist blood part 2 an 3 an 4 an Rambo last blood movies
You know what’s hilarious? I always kind of figured that you’ve already seen every movie, like, ever.
So when I see “First Time Watching…” I’m a little shocked.
Haha I've seen a lot of horror and all Marvel movies 😂
@@JayBondReacts please react to these action, sci fi, & fantasy movies
True Lies (1994)
Conan The Barbarian (1982)
Willow(1988)
Legend Of The Drunken Master (1994)
Police Story(1985)
Enter The Dragon (1973)
The Warriors (1979)
Raiders Of The Lost Ark (1981)
Highlander (1986)
The Dark Crystal(1982)
Beastmaster (1984)
The Neverending Story (1984)
Labyrinth (1988)
Dragonslayer (1980)
The Lord Of The Rings The Fellowship Of The Ring(2001)
The Lord Of The Rings The Two Towers (2002)
The Lord Of The Rings Return Of The King(2003)
Harry Potter & The Sorcerer's Stone (2001)
Harry Potter & The Chamber Of Secrets (2002)
Harry Potter & The Prison Of Askaban (2004)
Harry Potter & The Goblet Of Fire (2005)
Harry Potter & The Order Of Phoenix (2007)
Harry Potter & The Half-blood Prince (2009)
Harry Potter & The Deathly Hallows Part 1(2010)
Harry Potter & The Deathly Hallows Part 2(2011)
Pan's Labyrinth (2006)
The Last Boy Scout (1991)
The Long Kiss Goodnight (1996)
The Rock(1996)
Face/Off(1997)
Air Force One (1997)
Die Hard (1988)
Lethal Weapon (1987)
Lethal Weapon 2 (1989)
Lethal Weapon 3(1993)
Lethal Weapon 4(1997)
RoboCop (1987)
Total Recall(1990)
Starship Troopers (1997)
Star Trek The Motion Picture (1979)
Star Trek 2 The Wrath Of Khan (1982)
Star Trek 3 The Search For Spock (1984)
Star Trek 4 The Voyage Home (1986)
Star Trek 5 The Final Frontier (1988)
Star Trek 6 The Discovered Country(1991)
Star Trek Generations (1993)
Star Trek First Contact (1996)
Star Trek Insurrection (1998)
Star Trek Nemisis (2002)
Star Trek (2009)
Star Trek Into Darkness (2013)
Star Trek Beyond(2016)
Minority Report(2002)
Unpopular opinion but I actually prefer the 2nd one.
He made that bag/poncho because he was freezing. Not to look inconspicuous.
Why didn't he take the jacket if he was cold? Surely a bloody winter jacket is better than some canvas.
@@JayBondReacts that jacket was haunted!
@@logic63 I would watch a haunted jacket movie
People had regular names in the 70s. Not Tyler or Brookln.
This is honestly my favorite comment on this channel.
Filmed in Hope British Columbia Canada.
There’s no reboot or reimagined or anything it’s just a series 1 to 5 plus a cartoon tv show
Oh word? I didn't know the new ones were a continuation. Nice!
@@JayBondReacts Stallone is consistent like that the rocky and creed movie are also a series
you should check out the documentary anvil the story of anvil. it's about a really good metal band that didn't get famous they are from Canada
movie was made in hope bc canada
I was generally shocked when you said you haven't seen die hard before
Wait till you what horror movies I haven't seen. My street cred will be revoked. 😂
@@JayBondReacts Dude don't say that I'm OCD 😂 I'm going to be guessing which horror films you haven't seen now by having to rewatch all your other videos for clues 😏
@@ripeager9338 A big one is both the Alien and Predator franchise (or almost any sci-fi horror), The Thing (despite loving Carpenter just never cared for snow based movies), the Jaws franchise (I've seen the first one but not the rest), basically no paranormal or ghost related movie except a couple big ones (Blair Witch, Paranormal Activity, Sinister), and probably more but those are the major ones. If it wasn't a slasher and I haven't reviewed it already, assume I haven't seen it. 😂
@@JayBondReacts You need to watch the Thing! For if he never created Halloween that would be his all time masterpiece of cinema, the practical effects alone are worth watching the movie for, but the suspense and story help make it one of his masterpieces.
@@ripeager9338 Maybe I'll do a reaction for it in the winter! I really need almost to force myself to watch things. That's why I'm grateful for BB&B. Not only do I force myself to check things out, but editing the videos allows me to lock em into memory cause my memory is almost non-existent.
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@jay bond did you know this movie was filmed in Canada
I had my suspicions based on some of the gas stations I saw. That's pretty cool that an iconic movie like this was filmed here.
@@JayBondReacts yea it was filmed in hope BC they even have videos on TH-cam where people went to some of the filming locations showing then and now
Now that you saw this you have to watch Hot Shots part deux.
I've been told I need to see First Blood 2 before I watch Hot Shots Part Deux, but both are on my list.
@@JayBondReacts oh yes that makes sense.
@@justinradford5645 And in order to do Hot Shots 1, I had to watch Top Gun so I have the week Maverick comes out. Haha There's a process to all of this I'm learning. 😂
Vietnam vets were often treated badly. Then starting with the Gulf War, we tried to right that wrong which started the whole “Support Our Troops” narrative which was good.
Since 911, it has devolved slowly from patriotism into nationalism
This, the OG, is the ONLY one of the Rambo series worth watching, imo - the sequel is OK but just... sensational garbage
btw, ptsd was not a well-known/acknowledged condition at the time (some still spoke of "shell shock" - but Vietnam experience was altogether different kind of warfare than most had experienced before). Also, the Vietnam vets were not all heartily welcomed home everywhere upon their return... even into the early 80s, they were often viewed in a negative light in parts of the country (like the Pac NW town in this movie). It wasn't until the Gulf War that our fighting men/women were finally welcomed home as heroes again. Odd, yes. The military you see here tracking Rambo up into the mountains are not active duty US Army, they are probably Natl Guardsmen called in to deal with this "crisis." Natl Guard serve a few days a month - mostly training - and are called in to help with natural disasters or other major threat to public safety (like a stronger police force that the governor can tap, as needed).
Find out Rambo 2 watch it
I can’t
Can't what?
reaction leon the professional 1994 movie thank you
Nice, thanks for the recommendation. I haven't see that but recognize the poster. I'll I add it to my list.
How is it possible that you haven't seen diehard, or rocky? Lol WTF!?!?!??!?!
I basically watched exclusively horror for my entire life.
@@JayBondReacts hahahaha I mean I've definitely seen more horror than anything but I feel like diehard especially was hard to avoid lol. Played on TV non-stop in the states. Perhaps Canada wasn't as much.
It's possible but I also have severe memory loss from drug abuse & other stuff so even if I've seen it a dozen times, I wouldn't remember anything from that far back unless I had some emotional connection to it.
@@JayBondReacts hahhhhhahaha nice I've been there. Sadly have almost no memories from the 1st 2 years of my daughters life. Luckily I don't do drugs or alcohol anymore. Hopefully create some memories for the rest of her life. She's turning 4 in July.
@@thefaceless8796 Aye, that's what's up!
He is retired from acting
You have to have some working knowledge of the post Vietnam War Era America to appreciate the context.
Yeah, unfortunately I didn't get filled in on that till afterwards thanks to various comments. Thankfully going into part 2 I was up to speed!
It is a combination of your age and that you aren't American. The Vietnam War ended for America in 1973 49 years ago. I am guessing you are less than 30? So even 9/11 may have happened when you were a little kid, nevermind Vietnam which ended around 25 years before you were born.
And you are Canadian, not American so why do you have to know American history? I am sure you know a lot more about the Hudson's Bay Company colony than you know about the disappearence of the Roanoke, Virginia colony.😄
Yes exactly! I am a bit older but same difference. Just turned 38 so 9/11 was when I was in highschool. There's a huge difference of what we learn here and in the USA I think. History wasn't mandatory for me, so I probably don't even know that much about Canadian history. 😂
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Oh, you look a lot younger than 38!
@@arrow1414 Thank you! Still get carded buying liquor somehow. I assume it's the hat and round cherub face. 😂
Watch the movie this was copied off of. Watch Ruckus (1980) with Dirk Benedict and Linda Blair. Rambo is almost a duplicate of that movie. Same movie posters and all. Both movies, a quiet Vietnam Vet (both former special forces) are hunted by small town good ole' boys police. In both movies, there's a motorcycle scene... I've said enough. Just watch the original that probably didn't get royalties from Rambo
I've never heard of that one. Thanks for the heads up!
In my opinion this was the only worthwhile film in the series and takes on serious issues. The rest are absurd 80s action nonsense.
Ironically, I did just shoot Rambo 3 because I kinda need to so I can get most jokes in Hot Shots 2. That one is definitely the weakest of the first 3. Just generic action movie with no real standout moments.
They made this movie to pay respect to PTSD veterans suffer and how they are mistreated and also the last part where he describes how they were spitting etc its regarding people there in USA disrespecting military members and blaming them for killing civilians, babies saying that USA should not have been involved.
but they knew nothing about the war like that north part of vietnam which was a comunist part wanted to take over south vietnam and they were killing everyone who didnt accept them and their politics, and the south vietnam asked for help so australian forces, and US forces along the defence forces of south vietnam fought and USA fought and didnt leave the war because then thousands of people would be killed by vietcong so they fought uintill they had to leave the country, when the war ended north vietnam took over they executed thousands of people who worked with USA and who didnt adopt their politics they killed all political oposition, had prissons similar to gulags in ussr or concentration camps in germany and its considered one of the worst crimes ever commited.
and there the north vietnamese commited some of the worst crimes in history like all kinds of torture, keeping usa slodiers and civilians in feeces pools, torturing them and letting their wounds infect so they would not die from them killing them but from disease and wounds, booby traps poisoned by snake venom and fall traps and tunnels where US soldiers would go in and didnt know them and in the dark they would just get bitt by a snake left injured to bite someone passing by or killed by a hidden soldier.
Very tragic and sad people in usa dont know what people there went through and just started judging by creating their own political narrative.
Wow, what a terrible situation. Thank you for sharing all of this. Who would have thought I'd get my American history from TH-cam comments. 😂 Honestly, appreciate this and hope others coming to this video who may not be informed see this.
@@JayBondReacts yea ofc no problem, also i heavily recomend you watch cliffhanger its one of my favourite movies from sylvester stalone
@@CROengineer I forgot about that movie! I have seen it, but I was young and only remember the first scene. That would be a fun revisit.