8:16-12:05 gave us a real look at PTSD... I can't believe this was filmed in 1982!! I have friends who experienced this from war and their episodes vary in degrees, but I appreciate how they captured this. There are so many vets, some homeless, some in jail, some rich, some poor, but the PTSD is no stranger to any of them. I go out of my way to acknowledge all vets and conversate when I can. Much respect - war is real. Soldiers have no political agenda, civil, racial, nor sexual agenda - they fight for ALL of us... salute my brothers and sisters. Thank you for your services.
I think the realest and most relatable part of the ptsd scene to me is that it’s a monologue. I’m a Marine Vet btw, it just really struck me how his meltdown is him asking frantic questions for an explanation to him reminiscing of better times, to the turning point. I definitely understand trying to hold down a job and being out of place, especially so with Rambo being a Vietnam vet. My major point really, is that he gets no response. There’s no answer fitting or satisfying enough to answer those kinds of questions. There’s not much you can say to people in a perspective like that, however what can be done is supporting and checking on each other. Feel like I’m rambling but wanted to point that out 💯
Sylvester Stallone is the most realistic screen fighter in world movies history ; the passion,the stamina, the tension, the physical exertion, the emotional involvement ,the combat vibes overall ,all that stuff you never get to this extent from any other guy's fights in blockbusters of the genre ; no wires assisted fighting, hardly any audovisiual effects in the full contact fights, no supernatural kind of wrestling performance like in Scwartzeneger's movies where he hardly ever bleeds, but blood ,sweat and tears in the most convincing way like in real life ; Sly to me is the ultimate deal.
Don't worry bro my psychic is pretty hardcore he's like Miss Cleo but a hardcore tough guy like yourself. Obviously you're not a combat veteran so I just suggest you shut your f****** mouth. Or I can ask my psychic to teach you how to spell so there's no misconceptions.
Rocky wins an Oscar, but that breakdown scene should have got them both an Oscar. Troutman trying not to break down knowing the pain and Rambo's utterly believable rant. Fantastic in a truly sad way.
As much as everyone enjoys the 80s action hero Rambo became, i much prefer the man who was a lonely soldier dealing with his PTSD… its his most relatable role… man troops come home after giving their soul to a cause they think is righteous only to come home and be rejected by the people you were willing to die for. Its THAT kind of story that we crave.
I hope Rambo includes some the iconic quotes from the first four movies in MKUltimate: "To survive the war, you have to become the war." " Live for nothing... or die for something. Your Call!" "NOTHING IS OVER! Nothing!" "You’re Not Hunting Him...He’s Hunting You.” "They drew first blood." "When you are pushed, killing is easy as breathing." "Don't push it or I'll give you a war you won't believe."
I also want all his skins/looks from all 5 films including his BADASS old look from his latest Last Blood film💖💖💖💖💖💖. And the way he kills the villain at the end in Last Blood I want that to be one of his fatalities💖💖💖💖💖💖.
@@the_Punisher_ The Last Blood was alright. Just wish Liongate could of done better. Hopefully the next one will sinc it will be focused on Rambo’s Native American family.
Rambo's Meltdown might be the most iconic moment of the entire series, if not one of the most iconic in film. not may movies (hell, not many people) were willing to acknowledge PTSD back then, let alone talk about it. and you gotta wonder how many veterans of previous wars, Korea, WWII, hell, going back to the beginning of time, suffered in silence and drowned their sorrows in drugs and alcohol because it wasn't socially acceptable to talk about the horrors, to acknowledge they were scared, because they'd be ostracized as a Coward. Even men like Audie Murphy, the highest decorated US soldier of WWII, suffered from what they saw for years afterwards. a shiny piece of metal and a fancy ribbon don't make the nightmares go away.
... if you then consider that pain, be it psychological pain or physical pain anchors even in our genes and gets passed on from generation to generation, if its not dealt with, you can imagine what types of films some people must have in their head all life long. trauma does not end with the end of the trauma.
First Blood is a great movie. It highlights PTSD in a way that was unheard of back then. I like the novel it's based on, but I feel like Stallone made a good choice in making Rambo more sympathetic. In the novel Rambo kills almost everyone he runs into. I still love the novel but the movie was better for highlighting PTSD. Which was especially important considering it was the early 80's and Vietnam was still fresh in peoples minds. Vietnam vets were treated terribly for a long time.
The Vietnam vets are my heroes, the jungle fighters who fought a war we didn’t want to fight , they will always be my heroes no matter what history says about them.
The rambo movies are brilliant, and they press a very serious message home the way the vets were treated by the government & the mental heath issues they suffered
one week later Private: Sir John Rambo just made mortal kombat his bitch sir. General: Damn it, that was our last option. Private: what do we do now sir. General: we pray... and get a good supply of body bags
To me, one of the greatest scenes in Rambo First Blood, both thematically and concerning the score, was when the national guard was looking for him, and passed right by him , because he was hiding under some rock...
Omg yess, vandam and him were the best, been watching them sense i was 6, im from a difr country, and i barley understood what they were saying but it was great
"War is a place where young people who don't know each other and don't hate each other kill each other, by decision of old people who know each other and hate each other, but don't kill themselves ..."
12:00 good LORD he makes me get tears in my eyes every time I see that scene. People give Sly hell but they should REALLY -REALLY watch that scene having the meltdown in First Blood.
Rambo is a legend, I just finished First Blood part 2 and it along with the first film we’re amazing. I’ve always heard about Rambo before watching his films but I never got a good taste until MK11 and man was he a blast to play as!
The way we were treated when we came home is the way Rambo says it was. We fought a war we couldn't win, and came home to a country that hated us for even being there. 51 years later the War still haunts me.
The greatest lesson Troutman taught his soldier was to never feel pain, but in the end it was Rambo that taught Trautman to listen to the pain he did have.
Soldiers are trained to be like robots, feel no pain and no guilty of killing. However, soldiers are still humans, they have souls and feelings. Rambo is a tragic warrior.
Great video! I love the Rambo series and these fight scenes were definitely some of my favorites. I especially enjoyed the scene in Rambo: First Blood where Rambo takes on the entire police force by himself. It really showcases his combat skills and determination. However, I do think it's important to remember that Rambo's experiences in the Vietnam War and the PTSD that he struggles with are a big part of what drives him to be such a formidable fighter. So while these scenes are certainly thrilling to watch, they also highlight the devastating effects of war and the challenges that veterans face when they return home.
Even the strongest and toughest person can cry, so please don't judge someone if you haven't seen him/her to be like this or to be like that. Because everyone can act the way they want. So don't judge please. Edit: I'm sorry for my bad english, I keep on trying and trying to be better.
first time i saw rambos meltdown in first blood, it fucking broke me. He was talking about all the people he lost and the effects the war left on him. scarred him for life
8:45 on, Sly should've won an Oscar for his work on this 'melt down' scene. Some of his best work, maybe it was just too realistic for a war that was still unpopular for most of the world back in '82.
Just re-watched the Rambo Trilogy movies with my father, gotta say they are awesome, sad that Rambo didn't get any other games besides that crapy one, I am happy that Rambo is apearing in games now, hopefully a game is coming.
@@masonmartin7822He is basically saying that when he was a Green beret in the Vietnam he was doing his duty for his country and when he came back to the USA he is being treated like shit by everyone. Most of his comrades have been killed( he was describing a graphic experience of his friend being blown to pieces) and he can’t hold down a job since returning to the USA. He is essentially a lost soul in his own country and feels at home in the jungle fighting. It’s sad and probably his best acting moment in my opinion. Peace
I Remember Sitting My Uncles Basement When I Was 13 With My Dad My Uncle N My Older Brorher Sneaking Me Cans Of Bud While Watching Rambo....Those Were The Days
Rambo, Predator, and Van Dam are our Heroes since childhood. They are an Icon that even their movies would be a franchise and renewed as a living Myth.👍💞🤎💜❤
I wish the sequels were more like first blood. Remember when he had to surrender after being surrounded by cops instead of taking on an army of tanks and a helicopters without a scratch. Rambo felt real because he took damage, it wasn’t like Arnold’s commando and the rest of the movies from the time where they would walk in a battlefield and no one would land a shot. He would get tired, he needed clothes for the weather, he had to steal his guns and hide from the enemy since he was just as vulnerable to bullets as anyone else. But after first blood he can take out armies with a single bow arrow and his ridiculous arsenal of weapons. His knife which used to work as first aid just became a comically large knife made to look cool when stabbing people. He used to have ptsd and tried not to kill people if he saw no need to, but after first blood it’s just a war and everyone he meets is an enemy so it’s ok to kill them. They really just made a new franchise after first blood and while I still enjoy most of it they don’t really compare
Fun fact: at 6:46 that was really Sylvester Stallone jumping off the cliff and at 7:04 when he hit the branch something went wrong and caused him to break one of his ribs so that was him really in pain 😬
RIP to my brother who Died a Hero in combat this year taking a bullet for or a civilian. He loved this movie, he leaves a 3 month old baby girl, 11 yr old girl, new wife, brand new house. I visit him at Veterans cemetery. I pray everyone reading this call on Jesus Christ to be your Lord and savior hes the only one who offers salvation from Deaths mighty grip.
8:16-12:05 gave us a real look at PTSD... I can't believe this was filmed in 1982!! I have friends who experienced this from war and their episodes vary in degrees, but I appreciate how they captured this. There are so many vets, some homeless, some in jail, some rich, some poor, but the PTSD is no stranger to any of them. I go out of my way to acknowledge all vets and conversate when I can. Much respect - war is real. Soldiers have no political agenda, civil, racial, nor sexual agenda - they fight for ALL of us... salute my brothers and sisters. Thank you for your services.
Did you know the book had a different ending?
I think the realest and most relatable part of the ptsd scene to me is that it’s a monologue. I’m a Marine Vet btw, it just really struck me how his meltdown is him asking frantic questions for an explanation to him reminiscing of better times, to the turning point. I definitely understand trying to hold down a job and being out of place, especially so with Rambo being a Vietnam vet.
My major point really, is that he gets no response. There’s no answer fitting or satisfying enough to answer those kinds of questions. There’s not much you can say to people in a perspective like that, however what can be done is supporting and checking on each other. Feel like I’m rambling but wanted to point that out 💯
Damn bro. Very deep thought. Didn't expect the comments on Rambo to hit so hard. Great point. It tears me up every time
Sylvester Stallone is the most realistic screen fighter in world movies history ; the passion,the stamina, the tension, the physical exertion, the emotional involvement ,the combat vibes overall ,all that stuff you never get to this extent from any other guy's fights in blockbusters of the genre ; no wires assisted fighting, hardly any audovisiual effects in the full contact fights, no supernatural kind of wrestling performance like in Scwartzeneger's movies where he hardly ever bleeds, but blood ,sweat and tears in the most convincing way like in real life ; Sly to me is the ultimate deal.
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Rambo is a street fighter
Stallone is such a good actor I’ve loved his films since I was a kid
I'm not gonna lie I teared up a bit during the meltdown scene. PTSD is no laughing matter and these moments highlight certain things very well
I hope you find peace.
Give me a brake with this PTSD shit. Only weak soldiers have it.
If your psychic is soft stay the f home don't enroll in the army.
Don't worry bro my psychic is pretty hardcore he's like Miss Cleo but a hardcore tough guy like yourself. Obviously you're not a combat veteran so I just suggest you shut your f****** mouth. Or I can ask my psychic to teach you how to spell so there's no misconceptions.
@@TheAlexratiu enroll??? Comrade?? Is that you?
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Rocky wins an Oscar, but that breakdown scene should have got them both an Oscar. Troutman trying not to break down knowing the pain and Rambo's utterly believable rant. Fantastic in a truly sad way.
Rocky won? It took me a week to watch it because I'd get through like 20 minutes then get bored. I loved Rambo.
@@Euro.Patriot yeah. I prefer rambo a lot more than rocky.
I shed a tear every time I watch that scene, when he talks about not being able to keep a job parking cars...yeah, I'm on that $tR8 SpongeBob $hyt!
TOTALLY agreed!!
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As much as everyone enjoys the 80s action hero Rambo became, i much prefer the man who was a lonely soldier dealing with his PTSD… its his most relatable role… man troops come home after giving their soul to a cause they think is righteous only to come home and be rejected by the people you were willing to die for. Its THAT kind of story that we crave.
That's what Rambo is.
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I hope Rambo includes some the iconic quotes from the first four movies in MKUltimate:
"To survive the war, you have to become the war."
" Live for nothing... or die for something. Your Call!"
"NOTHING IS OVER! Nothing!"
"You’re Not Hunting Him...He’s Hunting You.”
"They drew first blood."
"When you are pushed, killing is easy as breathing."
"Don't push it or I'll give you a war you won't believe."
Especially that last one.
I also want all his skins/looks from all 5 films including his BADASS old look from his latest Last Blood film💖💖💖💖💖💖. And the way he kills the villain at the end in Last Blood I want that to be one of his fatalities💖💖💖💖💖💖.
@@towkirshuvo97 there are only three I had seen in the gameplay trailer.
@@the_Punisher_ The Last Blood was alright. Just wish Liongate could of done better. Hopefully the next one will sinc it will be focused on Rambo’s Native American family.
@@a.jthomas6132 Last Blood was PERFECT and it cannot be any better 💖💖💖💖💖💖
Rambo's Meltdown might be the most iconic moment of the entire series, if not one of the most iconic in film. not may movies (hell, not many people) were willing to acknowledge PTSD back then, let alone talk about it. and you gotta wonder how many veterans of previous wars, Korea, WWII, hell, going back to the beginning of time, suffered in silence and drowned their sorrows in drugs and alcohol because it wasn't socially acceptable to talk about the horrors, to acknowledge they were scared, because they'd be ostracized as a Coward. Even men like Audie Murphy, the highest decorated US soldier of WWII, suffered from what they saw for years afterwards. a shiny piece of metal and a fancy ribbon don't make the nightmares go away.
... if you then consider that pain, be it psychological pain or physical pain anchors even in our genes and gets passed on from generation to generation, if its not dealt with, you can imagine what types of films some people must have in their head all life long. trauma does not end with the end of the trauma.
Great job
Dude your comment made me cry
Well, even though they prepared mentally and physically , PTSD aint avoidable?
the 'meltdown' scene.... moves me every time... and i've never served in the military. thank you to all that have.
First Blood is a great movie. It highlights PTSD in a way that was unheard of back then. I like the novel it's based on, but I feel like Stallone made a good choice in making Rambo more sympathetic. In the novel Rambo kills almost everyone he runs into. I still love the novel but the movie was better for highlighting PTSD. Which was especially important considering it was the early 80's and Vietnam was still fresh in peoples minds. Vietnam vets were treated terribly for a long time.
The Vietnam vets are my heroes, the jungle fighters who fought a war we didn’t want to fight , they will always be my heroes no matter what history says about them.
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@@romelohdz amen
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The rambo movies are brilliant, and they press a very serious message home the way the vets were treated by the government & the mental heath issues they suffered
Hollywood needs to
give the Oscar to Stallone.
For his role in stop or my mom will shoot?
@@mangotango2909 savage lol
A lifetime achievement award for service to the industry. Hands down.
He got the Oscar for Rocky 1 Best Motion Picture 1976.
@@jdmikeg4 NO!! RAMBO!!!
Unpopular opinion: Rambo: First Blood Part II is easily the best Rambo movie.
Yes.I.Was.Young Roundabout Twenty Years Back I Used To Watch.His Movies He Is A Great Man
I'm glad Mortal Kombat fans are being introduced to the legend himself, Rambo.
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i grew up with rambo
Yeah same
@@lukepokes4931 nice have u watched rocky?? u probably have right
And Modern Warfare fans!
Private: "It's John Rambo sir, he can't be stopped. What should we do next?"
General: "We have no other options. Send him to 2020".
This just in the COVID-19 virus has been destroyed along with the communist government of China in the span of a single week
Rambo would still survive 2020.
one week later
Private: Sir John Rambo just made mortal kombat his bitch sir.
General: Damn it, that was our last option.
Private: what do we do now sir.
General: we pray... and get a good supply of body bags
th-cam.com/video/jU3w4a_W2Xc/w-d-xo.html 💪🏻💪🏻
SEND RAMBO TO FUTURE WE NEED HIM :3
A living legend
The best movie of Stalone!
People who never heard of rambo: who is that?
Me: that's john wicks dad
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EF hell yeah
thought doom slayer was his dad-
Doom Slayer is his dad rambo is his grandfather
That would make a great crossover
To me, one of the greatest scenes in Rambo First Blood, both thematically and concerning the score, was when the national guard was looking for him, and passed right by him , because he was hiding under some rock...
Damn good point. I always loved that bit myself.
"I'm not here to save Rambo from you. I'm here to save you from him."
Col. Samuel Troutman
4 is tough man. Everything he said was on point
I miss the old days, we grown up with Rambo and Vandamme.
Omg yess, vandam and him were the best, been watching them sense i was 6, im from a difr country, and i barley understood what they were saying but it was great
I don't miss because I keep watching😁😁😁
Cf Cf ahahahaha me too sometimes I do it
And terminator
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"War is a place where young people who don't know each other and don't hate each other kill each other, by decision of old people who know each other and hate each other, but don't kill themselves ..."
👍👍💯correct
True, if two presidents are angry at each other, what did the soldiers and civilians do wrong.🤷♂️
And what does that have to do with the Movie?
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Very well stated.
The times when action movies were brutal, yet epic.
and the times where they didn't have CGI, cheap humor, PC bs etc. they were just gritty & manly
12:00 good LORD he makes me get tears in my eyes every time I see that scene. People give Sly hell but they should REALLY -REALLY watch that scene having the meltdown in First Blood.
The Rambo films 1 to 3 are great films for their day !
It has been 40 years since the movie franchise was released and damn there wasn't any better war/action series ever. Rambo is a legend
Rambo is a legend, I just finished First Blood part 2 and it along with the first film we’re amazing. I’ve always heard about Rambo before watching his films but I never got a good taste until MK11 and man was he a blast to play as!
watch the rest...you will love them
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I kinda teared up at rambo's meltdown on the first blood he's all alone,suffering from PTSD and is treated like shit on his own country
Corporate America for you
Yeah same man powerful acting
The way we were treated when we came home is the way Rambo says it was. We fought a war we couldn't win, and came home to a country that hated us for even being there. 51 years later the War still haunts me.
@@curtisshepard5146 You're full of shit. You're not a Vietnam vet, and that myth has been busted since these movies came out
Hp jos.
I never realized how entertaining these movies are
The greatest lesson Troutman taught his soldier was to never feel pain, but in the end it was Rambo that taught Trautman to listen to the pain he did have.
That's well said. I never thought of it that way.
Soldiers are trained to be like robots, feel no pain and no guilty of killing. However, soldiers are still humans, they have souls and feelings. Rambo is a tragic warrior.
Great video! I love the Rambo series and these fight scenes were definitely some of my favorites. I especially enjoyed the scene in Rambo: First Blood where Rambo takes on the entire police force by himself. It really showcases his combat skills and determination. However, I do think it's important to remember that Rambo's experiences in the Vietnam War and the PTSD that he struggles with are a big part of what drives him to be such a formidable fighter. So while these scenes are certainly thrilling to watch, they also highlight the devastating effects of war and the challenges that veterans face when they return home.
Rambo is a old man but he is still a real man 💪💪💪💪💪
rambo is still old man what is age of his
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MANY ACTION MOVIES HAVE COME AND GONE BUT RAMBO IS FOREVER!!! 👌👌👌👌👌
Even the strongest and toughest person can cry, so please don't judge someone if you haven't seen him/her to be like this or to be like that. Because everyone can act the way they want. So don't judge please.
Edit: I'm sorry for my bad english, I keep on trying and trying to be better.
Thank you for those words. As a man, I always think it's very embarrassing to cry in front of others.
You are the legend forever
Only two true badasses have existed : Rambo and Kenshiro
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Huge inspiration to millions and the hardest working guy in the movie industry. Even Arnie said so.
Rambos Best Moments
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first time i saw rambos meltdown in first blood, it fucking broke me. He was talking about all the people he lost and the effects the war left on him. scarred him for life
The breakdown in first blood was so sad
But everytime he said "I can't find his leg" I chuckle abit
Rambo John J is a warrior in Vietnam & Afghanistan. She actually no ball in real world
the helicopter attack from Rambo 2 is imo the best scene from all rambo movies and also one of the best action scenes of all time.
8:45 on, Sly should've won an Oscar for his work on this 'melt down' scene. Some of his best work, maybe it was just too realistic for a war that was still unpopular for most of the world back in '82.
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Just re-watched the Rambo Trilogy movies with my father, gotta say they are awesome, sad that Rambo didn't get any other games besides that crapy one, I am happy that Rambo is apearing in games now, hopefully a game is coming.
Seeing Trautman's face trying to hide the pain as Rambo breaks down is too damn spot on.
Who's happy that Rambo is in both MK11 and COD Warzone, especially in 2021?
i was crying so bad during the meltdown scene, Sylvester's acting was incredible
That scene of Rambo gearing up from the second movie is so satisfying 😍 👌
Never stop watching that since i'm 10.
Sly is my favorite actor he is a just master at work
I'm a combat veteran that was homeless for a bit. I now run a shelter. Meltdown is accurate.
The Meltdown was Stallones finest performance.
Why did he meltdown?I don't understand what hes saying
@@masonmartin7822He is basically saying that when he was a Green beret in the Vietnam he was doing his duty for his country and when he came back to the USA he is being treated like shit by everyone. Most of his comrades have been killed( he was describing a graphic experience of his friend being blown to pieces) and he can’t hold down a job since returning to the USA. He is essentially a lost soul in his own country and feels at home in the jungle fighting. It’s sad and probably his best acting moment in my opinion. Peace
@@sp4rtavus244 but did really an actual Green beret get treated like shit?
@@deadchannel726 Yeah Rambo got treated like shit by conservatism
@@sp4rtavus244 oh shoot
I like move very much and Mr Rambo
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@@themainflow7137 very nice video 👍
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@@qm4128 Hello my friend how are you doing? thanks for your comments back wish you good luck
Slvester stallone is the best Actor of all time 😊💪🏋️♂️❤💯
Fatality: Rambo wins!
Hell yeah!
Who else is here after seeing him come to Mortal Kombat 11?
Me
Yeah, basically
Yes
ME!!!
Me..Gosh I miss this movie.
Rambo is just the human Predator
stfu furry
I came here after watching mk11 Rambo trailer.
Just like me 😂😂
Same bro
Same lmfao
I thought i was the only one doing it.
ong i did 😂😂😂😂😂
These cops messed with the wrong guy. He is green beret. The best!
ランボー大好き♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥
Perfect actor indeed
I Remember Sitting My Uncles Basement When I Was 13 With My Dad My Uncle N My Older Brorher Sneaking Me Cans Of Bud While Watching Rambo....Those Were The Days
This is how America treated their war heros! Rambo is too good for them!
When u see these Movies ,You see Why the AK-47 is Legend
As a kid in80's I loved this movie, as adult in 23. It's phenomenal
The first rambo movie is good because it doesn't have as much hype and bangs everywhere. it's a good movie for talk about the state of war veterans
I try to forget but these moments make me relive it all.🥃🇺🇸
Rambo, Predator, and Van Dam are our Heroes since childhood. They are an Icon that even their movies would be a franchise and renewed as a living Myth.👍💞🤎💜❤
I wish the sequels were more like first blood. Remember when he had to surrender after being surrounded by cops instead of taking on an army of tanks and a helicopters without a scratch. Rambo felt real because he took damage, it wasn’t like Arnold’s commando and the rest of the movies from the time where they would walk in a battlefield and no one would land a shot. He would get tired, he needed clothes for the weather, he had to steal his guns and hide from the enemy since he was just as vulnerable to bullets as anyone else. But after first blood he can take out armies with a single bow arrow and his ridiculous arsenal of weapons. His knife which used to work as first aid just became a comically large knife made to look cool when stabbing people. He used to have ptsd and tried not to kill people if he saw no need to, but after first blood it’s just a war and everyone he meets is an enemy so it’s ok to kill them.
They really just made a new franchise after first blood and while I still enjoy most of it they don’t really compare
Rambo is the Best!
That rambo meltdown hits so different
Doing it right :-) Showing the clips without talking over them and ruining them... Awesome thanks
sylvester is a legend
Might not be the best sound effects but, was still as epic as ever
I know I wish they remade these with better quality
Richard Crenna had some of the best parts in first Blood, God didn't make Rambo, I did.
One of the best series of all time.
Fun fact: at 6:46 that was really Sylvester Stallone jumping off the cliff and at 7:04 when he hit the branch something went wrong and caused him to break one of his ribs so that was him really in pain 😬
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It just broke my heart when he had a meltdown and he was just sobbing, the poor thing has been through so much 😥😪
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Greatest soldier ever he scary and I respect he not afraid to die
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when troutman tell the soviet commander that GOD would have mercy rambo wont was the BEST MOVIE LINE FROM THE 80s
Good video 👍
Yes good
1:57 5 year old me going up the stairs
Same. XD
RIP to my brother who Died a Hero in combat this year taking a bullet for or a civilian. He loved this movie, he leaves a 3 month old baby girl, 11 yr old girl, new wife, brand new house. I visit him at Veterans cemetery. I pray everyone reading this call on Jesus Christ to be your Lord and savior hes the only one who offers salvation from Deaths mighty grip.
That ginger is David Caruso 🤯
Fez parte de minha infância, Grande John Rambo, SLY!
I think we learned a valuable lesson here: don't mistreat veterans
Is anyone else here cause of the mk11 reveal?😂
Yup
Jaja simon
Gotta brush up
Yeah, but only cause my 12 year old brother is an uncultured swine and didnt understand the hype 💀
Me as well!
💪👍💪👍💪RAMBO le numéro 1
Des films qui sentent la testo !!!
Nothing is over..Rambo is back..in war!
He once said, It's up to us
LIVE FOR NOTHING OR DIE FOR SOMETHING.......!
Rambo is most iconic hero in history of cinema.
Very good actor,wonderfull movie.
♥️👍
Very good sreodhe
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Agree with you mate
My hart go’s out to our children who are veterans who are suffering from ptsd and there families much love and digital hugs
my first ever pirate vhs. so proud
Greatest Action movie of all time..my favourite movie..my superhero John RAMBO ....
A legendary movie ..🌋🌋
A Evergreen movie..👑👑
24 chrono
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The only one Rambo is First Blood. And the last scene "I can find his fucking legs". That's the best of Rambo and Stallone ever.