Which comedians? As far as I know comedians mimic his voice because its unique (just like Arnie), but they dont mock his IQ...in fact the story of making the Rocky film is always considered as the prime example of struggling and making it big.
He may be known for all these big dumb tough guys he’s been playing for 40 years, but - and it’s evident in this interview - this man is one of the most supremely intelligent men in Hollywood. I’ve actually watched this clip a couple times cause I’m always astounded by the elegance and the intellect on display.
When I listen to this and watch the movie it sounds like he's just full of shit. The Rambo in the movie just doesn't seem like a talker. The guy who edited this movie should have gotten an oscar if the John Rambo character was uttering these idiotic lines Stallone is talking because it doesn't sound like the character would say this dumb shit in the dialogue scenes that do come threw. It makes me think Stallone is over dramatizing how ridiculous the lines were.
Are you kidding me…Rambo was and still is one of the greatest movies ever made. “Let it go, let it go or I give you a war you won’t believe” and the music in scene was a killer.
I love whenever Stallone talks about Rocky, because you can tell how much of himself and his heart is in that. It was everything. Regardless of how big of a star he became, that same street kid turned boxer was always the same. He always seem an humble and sincere about it.
First Blood is still about my favorite movie, that music, the scenery, the intensity, awesome, still watch it every time it comes on. And Stallone, cut as hell in all of them, what discipline, legend.
Stallone is awesome because he's the "Columbo" of Hollywood. He plays it low-key and unassuming, but he's often the smartest person in the room and four steps ahead of those who claim to know better.
What you’ve just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.
Yeah, but if I offered you 100 thousand dollars for you car, and you took it, wouldn't you feel like crap if I turned around and sold it for 100 Million?
I have to thank him and Arnold for liking to hit the gym up to this day. I grew up watching them and thinking. Damn I want to be strong like them. If only they knew how many people they inspired to live better.
I met him many times, my best friends god father, and father was his body guard and in his movies. Tony Munafo was his name and sly were best friends, Tony died last year and his son was an extra in the last blood.
For his perseverance alone, he deserves every bit of his success - never mind that the dude wrote Rocky, which screenwriting professors could use to teach screenwriting classes. Great great film.
Yes I read they couldnt afford the permits to shoot in Philadelphia so they had to rush to get it under the radar. The best films are art through adversity. Star wars a new hope george was reigned in bc he didnt have the money or power to call all the shots. Things go bad when u have yes men around and not challenge.
He's always been a witty guy. I remember in one interview he described how they would kind of go crazy preparing for Rocky sequels. He said you know you're working out too much when you start getting veins in your hair...guy is hilarious!
There was two major action actors back in the 80s and 90s, Sly and Arnold. For me, two great actors but I draw a distinction between the two. Arnold plays and acts with his head and Sly always with the heart. But two amazing people and gave me many wonderful moments in Cinemas. Thank you Sylvester Stallone.
Phenomenal Interview. Stallone would make an amazing teacher of the art. As a Story Teller, Screen Writer and Actor he has amassed a deep well of wisdom in film. He truly has paid his dues. Thank you for the memories of your Grit!
Sylvester Stallone is my idol! He is actually an incredibly brilliant man who has strove forward in Hollywood for many years to become as successful and renowned as he is now! ~Dutch
@thomas wright they would if they wanted to but sirius has to make $ somehow and howard makes it for them lol literally the only reason they are still relevant
Sylvester's first movie is like a Bands first album you have your whole life to write it and plan for it it can be done in a short amount of time because the pre production was done years before
Stallone is an awesome guy....I've read his books, Sly magazine, and Rocky is one of my favorite movies. The poignant parts of these movies hold up over time. Now he makes family vids and damn if those aren't fun to watch too. This is a good match. Stern does interviews really well and he's genuinely interested in his guests and always asks great questions. I'd prefer just Howard but I understand loyalty.... thanks for the video.
Sly inspired Matt Damon and Ben Affleck when they were trying to get Good Will Hunting made. They got the exact same feedback from studios that he did for his script in that 'we love the script, let us pay you and cast some well known stars' and Matt Damon said their response to this was to use the principle that Stallone started to let studios know that they didn't know what they were talking about and they would do a better job than anyone they could get even though they were nobodies at the time. It's a shining light to any young writers/actors out there when they feel pressured by money men
Even though I was born in 1998, some of my favorite films to watch was the Rocky and Rambo films. My father only kind of liked the first film of each, but I fell in love with each one - with the exception of the most recent Rocky and Rambo film(sixth Rocky film and the fifth Rambo).
Sly's intelligence is extremely underappreciated. I've seen comedians make fun of him but it always feels like they're missing something in their impression of him. It's his intelligence. I dont believe in Role models but this guy is someone I think fits... no... is the mold of something like that. I envy him.
Love sly. Such an amazing life story. Did so much for all of us with the rocky series. Changed lives, taught a lesson to never give up. And even though he has quite a few dumpster fire movies and cheesy roles, he CAN ACT! If you don’t believe it watch Cop Land.
Brilliant bit of advice at the end there when he mentions changing the dialogue in Rambo so the other characters build up the mythos, not John Rambo himself just going around telling you how badass he is.
I remember watching it as a 13 year old. I would tell my best friend, "All that dipshit of a Sheriff had to do was just NOT fuck with him and let him go into town for a hot meal, but OH NO.....he had to start shit and be the tough guy. Watch Jim...Rambo gonna finish that that fat fuck sheriff started." LOL.... even almost 40 years later I can still remember me saying that. It was a great movie.
First Blood is a film very close to my heart having seen it many times s a kid..and to this day still think it is the best thing Sylvester did outside of the Rocky films and maybe F.I.S.T and Nighthawks.
That’s very true about First Blood, the script had been knocked around Hollywood for 10 years and at one point had Steve McQueen starring, then Al Pacino
Not a fan of the sequels but the First Blood is work of art. Heard similar story about A New Hope. Apparently good editor is worth his/her weight in gold.
Great interview with Stallone, I’ve been a fan since 92. But just today I heard you had a TH-cam channel also. Best news I heard today, big fan and always remember when the sun goes down Darkness Comes!
I actually remember when I first saw sly in what I think was his first movie role besides (The Italian Stallion) but we won't go there;) It was "The Apartment" with Jack Lemon where jack acuses him of picking his pocket and chases him all over Central Park only to realize that he mugged sly! Hilarious.
Great interview. Hearing how these iconic films let you know nothing is impossible. Imagine writing Rocky for you to star in and other people tell you before you do anything, you are nobody and don't have what it takes to do the role, but we love the story YOU wrote. LOL OMG the audacity....
The part where Sly tells the story of how the studio was going to keep him on a very short leash is true. The studio didn't want a rogue situation on their hands with artistic battles. There is a scene in Rocky where director John G. Avildsen was happy with the take and was fine to move on , however Sly convinced him please one more take I got something. Aware of the " artistic concerns " Sly convinced him to trust him and it was going to be habitual. The scene in question was the night before the fight and he's lying in bed witj A driene and he delivers the mologue : Cause all I wanna do is go the distance. Nobody's ever gone the distance with Creed, and if I can go that distance, you see, and that bell rings and I'm still standin', I'm gonna know for the first time in my life, see, that I weren't just another bum from the neighborhood." It's the take they used in the final cut and a memorable moment. I'm sure the lines and the delivery resonated in Slys personal life during that time because that film changed his life. As an artist he was on his way. Gonna fly now he did. Great film one of my all time favorites
I haven't seen the first Rocky in probably 20 years. I may just have to dust off my VHS tape and watch it again tonight with some popcorn and a vanilla milkshake !!/:)
Watch an extended clip of his 2005 interview exclusively on the SiriusXM app: siriusxm.us/2GuQfri
any chance of dropping that clip here? It's pretty old now :)
damn you howard! show 'em all here! :p
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Tham them you was better than they i hawed seende all the films!!
Comedians for decades would make fun of Stallone, say he's dumb, but he's obviously a brilliant dude.
Brilliant Brilliant guy
I guess it never occurred to them he was “acting”
Which comedians? As far as I know comedians mimic his voice because its unique (just like Arnie), but they dont mock his IQ...in fact the story of making the Rocky film is always considered as the prime example of struggling and making it big.
Those comedians can't write, produce and act in successful films. They feed off clown soup.
He may be known for all these big dumb tough guys he’s been playing for 40 years, but - and it’s evident in this interview - this man is one of the most supremely intelligent men in Hollywood. I’ve actually watched this clip a couple times cause I’m always astounded by the elegance and the intellect on display.
Didn't know that about Rambo. Cool
Yes bro!! That's awesome your a Stallone fan. Your channel is dope too brother!!
Rambo is a dope series
rambo commits suicide at the end.. but Stallone thought about it after and said NO! can see the suicide on dvd or youtube search it
Wait how has nobody replied to this comment 😂, love your content man, definitely didn't expect to see you here lmao
Hey bro love ur content
Taking Rambos dialogue out was a genius decision.
Made the character...a loner
I’m sure they got the idea from watching Arnold in NY LOL.
The quiet strong brooding ex vet comes across sooooooo much better.
When I listen to this and watch the movie it sounds like he's just full of shit. The Rambo in the movie just doesn't seem like a talker. The guy who edited this movie should have gotten an oscar if the John Rambo character was uttering these idiotic lines Stallone is talking because it doesn't sound like the character would say this dumb shit in the dialogue scenes that do come threw. It makes me think Stallone is over dramatizing how ridiculous the lines were.
@roseslasher - Agreed.
Are you kidding me…Rambo was and still is one of the greatest movies ever made. “Let it go, let it go or I give you a war you won’t believe” and the music in scene was a killer.
First Blood*
He can eat thing that would make a Billy goat puke ;)
I love whenever Stallone talks about Rocky, because you can tell how much of himself and his heart is in that. It was everything. Regardless of how big of a star he became, that same street kid turned boxer was always the same. He always seem an humble and sincere about it.
That's the best Sylvester Stallone interview I've seen did you see how Stallone kept looking over at Robin and trying to include her in the interview
It's those little things that show when someone is a quality person, good eye
Gentleman...
I noticed
Classy, respectful, humble, wonderful guy.
I noticed that too! Great point. He's class. Pure class.
My nephew died 10 yrs ago there was only 2 yrs between us . Every time I see sly it takes me back to us growing up . We loved his movies . RIP Thomas
Stallone is a legend. That scream that he made in Rambo when he fell down from a tree was real because he cracked a bunch of ribs.
First Blood is still about my favorite movie, that music, the scenery, the intensity, awesome, still watch it every time it comes on. And Stallone, cut as hell in all of them, what discipline, legend.
First blood is still to this day awesome
aztec999999 whenever I see it run on tv I just watch the rest... just like I do with shawshank redemption
Yep. Totally agree. Should've ended right there. Rambo 2 and 3 plus the cartoon and toy franchise? Completely unnecessary and a huge mistake.
I hope the music in that movie won an oscar. It perfectly sets the scenes, and creates stress.
“They drew first blood! NOT ME............. they drew first blood!”
Dennehy as the bad guy is brilliant as well, and goldsmith music is memorable
Stallone is awesome because he's the "Columbo" of Hollywood. He plays it low-key and unassuming, but he's often the smartest person in the room and four steps ahead of those who claim to know better.
Best comment.
Todd, that is an excellent spot-on analogy.
That's why he trolled states for 13 year olds in states where it was legal.
@@jimcorrigan1178 what does that even mean
What you’ve just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.
Stallone is awesome! Very smart dude and very humble and down to earth. Rare Hollywood gem.
This dude only gets cooler with age.
This interview is 14 years old
I think it's the Broccoli.
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He has a happy family life. That matters.
So you think he is pretty uncool here?
Couldn’t imagine anyone else playing Rocky. I’m glad he stuck it out. $360k is no joke especially back then
About $1.7MM in today dollars. That is true belief in yourself and vision to be broke and hold out like that. Awesome.
Yeah, but if I offered you 100 thousand dollars for you car, and you took it, wouldn't you feel like crap if I turned around and sold it for 100 Million?
After some googling, it looks like that is worth about 1.6 million today with inflation and all that.
It's no joke even today if you're poor, lol.
Maybe a very young Paul Newman
i saw sly in real life at an event it was a life changing experience. His energy is phenomenal
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That’s great to hear. You always wonder if he’s cool in person too
Can you please tell me why everyone has that profile picture?
I have to thank him and Arnold for liking to hit the gym up to this day. I grew up watching them and thinking. Damn I want to be strong like them. If only they knew how many people they inspired to live better.
I met him many times, my best friends god father, and father was his body guard and in his movies. Tony Munafo was his name and sly were best friends, Tony died last year and his son was an extra in the last blood.
I have massive respect for this guy.
ive just added this clip to my motivational videos list :)
For his perseverance alone, he deserves every bit of his success - never mind that the dude wrote Rocky, which screenwriting professors could use to teach screenwriting classes. Great great film.
Guy has a great sense of humor, especially about himself. Smart guy.
Stallone can tell the rocky story a million times it never gets old. Hes a great story teller.
Man... I’ll always love Sly. What a chill dude and always entertaining in interviews. Rocky and Rambo are fantastic movies.
Rambo without Sly is unthinkable, First Blood is still one the best movies ever.
Taxi driver deniro would have been great
Wow Rocky was filmed in 28 days?! Wow. 👏
I’ve loved Rocky since I was 9 and I didn’t know that. Totally shocked. What a masterpiece.
Pazuzu,"wallet no repeats",Gothic Cathredal.
Wow.
Yes I read they couldnt afford the permits to shoot in Philadelphia so they had to rush to get it under the radar. The best films are art through adversity. Star wars a new hope george was reigned in bc he didnt have the money or power to call all the shots. Things go bad when u have yes men around and not challenge.
I love Stallone, but he exaggerates when telling stories a LOT. I wouldn't take everything he says at face value.
He seems like the kinda guy you wanna grab a beer with
He seems like the kinda guy who is too awesome and wont have beer with me
Michie F......I don’t drink beer ?
Legend
This guy’s story is THE EPITOME of persistence and believing in yourself!!! I hope he writes a biography someday!!!!!
One of the nicest people you'll ever meet. He deserves every nice happening to him.
He's always been a witty guy. I remember in one interview he described how they would kind of go crazy preparing for Rocky sequels. He said you know you're working out too much when you start getting veins in your hair...guy is hilarious!
Man, Sly is a phenomenal interview. Just hanging on his every word.
There was two major action actors back in the 80s and 90s, Sly and Arnold. For me, two great actors but I draw a distinction between the two. Arnold plays and acts with his head and Sly always with the heart. But two amazing people and gave me many wonderful moments in Cinemas. Thank you Sylvester Stallone.
Don't forget the eyes. Sly has deep eyes.
He’s the definition of think fast, talk slow.
First blood is a timeless classic, I love that movie.
Phenomenal Interview. Stallone would make an amazing teacher of the art. As a Story Teller, Screen Writer and Actor he has amassed a deep well of wisdom in film. He truly has paid his dues.
Thank you for the memories of your Grit!
So much respect for this actor and artist. An inspiration to many, many people.
To think he was homeless and now he is where he is.. Mind blowing
J k Rowling or whatever, the Harry Potter woman was homeless, now a multimillionaire
S Allen was gay all along!
Ya no shit. I read somewhere, sly bought all the surrounding properties around his house in belair just so that he could choose his neighbors.
He was so poor before he shot Rocky, he had to sell his beloved dog. Once the movie became a hit, he bought his dog back.
@@Allentox billionaire actually believe it or not
Mind blown that the first Rocky movie was shot in 28 days.
Sylvester Stallone is my idol! He is actually an incredibly brilliant man who has strove forward in Hollywood for many years to become as successful and renowned as he is now!
~Dutch
What I would give to see the original ridiculous 3 hour Rambo with all the cheesy 1 liners!
Hey! You ruin my childhood, you gonna get hurt.
Fuck yeah
I love hearing about the uphill battle he had in making what is in my opinion the greatest film franchise of all time!
Real Bond between the two. Great Mutual Respect.
This is awesome, keep uploading the classics but how about longer clips and full interviews?
Ellis Astrobot because they want you to subscribe to Sirius.
@thomas wright they would if they wanted to but sirius has to make $ somehow and howard makes it for them lol literally the only reason they are still relevant
Sylvester's first movie is like a Bands first album you have your whole life to write it and plan for it it can be done in a short amount of time because the pre production was done years before
Stallone is so humble, so I'll say it, Stallone you're a MULTI TALENTED BLESSED GENIUS.
My old man introduced me to Rambo and Rocky as a kid. Dont worry Sly. I will also introduce those 2 characters to my kids when they get older....
Now is the time. It will be in their blood
Kids today dont care about the past trust me , my son plays hockey but wont sit down and watch slap shot the older he gets the more annoying!
slap shot is not on the same level as rocky and rambo. Rocky will be around for generations.
You and me both man.
"Let him speak!! Mr Stern" - Arnab
howard is the best for getting info out of guests that no one else can get out of people.....amazing....great....
Stallone is an awesome guy....I've read his books, Sly magazine, and Rocky is one of my favorite movies. The poignant parts of these movies hold up over time. Now he makes family vids and damn if those aren't fun to watch too. This is a good match. Stern does interviews really well and he's genuinely interested in his guests and always asks great questions. I'd prefer just Howard but I understand loyalty.... thanks for the video.
I have a pair of signed boxing gloves and a prop from Rocky Balboa (the "Adrian's Restaurant" sign).
Too bad you don't have the Leroy Neiman painting from the restaurant.
We would love to see that full 3 hours of First blood, Stalone cut! I am up for a 3 hour Rambo rumble!
Sly inspired Matt Damon and Ben Affleck when they were trying to get Good Will Hunting made. They got the exact same feedback from studios that he did for his script in that 'we love the script, let us pay you and cast some well known stars' and Matt Damon said their response to this was to use the principle that Stallone started to let studios know that they didn't know what they were talking about and they would do a better job than anyone they could get even though they were nobodies at the time.
It's a shining light to any young writers/actors out there when they feel pressured by money men
What a great fucking guy. I would pay to see the original Rambo "uncut". I bet it's hysterical.
Even though I was born in 1998, some of my favorite films to watch was the Rocky and Rambo films. My father only kind of liked the first film of each, but I fell in love with each one - with the exception of the most recent Rocky and Rambo film(sixth Rocky film and the fifth Rambo).
i like these interviews - where they talk about the stuff or stories behind the scenes or what we didn't know - great job
I think that, because of the type of movies he's always in, not a lot of people are hip to the fact that Sylvester Stallone is scary smart.
Sly's intelligence is extremely underappreciated. I've seen comedians make fun of him but it always feels like they're missing something in their impression of him. It's his intelligence. I dont believe in Role models but this guy is someone I think fits... no... is the mold of something like that. I envy him.
Howard has a good way of making it seem like this is the person's first interview about a particular subject.
Love sly. Such an amazing life story. Did so much for all of us with the rocky series. Changed lives, taught a lesson to never give up. And even though he has quite a few dumpster fire movies and cheesy roles, he CAN ACT! If you don’t believe it watch Cop Land.
2:40: "As you become pampered.... you lose your edge." He is talking about making films but that's the message of the Movie. Great interview btw.
EXCELLENT Interview.... Finally in SLY'S own visual words . The story and the whole beginning 👍😎
I just love Sly, what a amazing human being. So humble and down to earth
I'd LOVE to See the Full Unedited 3 Hour Version.
Easy Walker: Part 1
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Howard is a true Master. They way he directs the conversation and knows when to cut them off .
You know what, the fact that he passed on that 360k, that might be the most impressive thing he's ever done.
Howard Stern is my favorite interviewer & this segment is an example of why I like his style.
that “easy walker” line sounds so, so bad lol
NOW RETRO CLIPS!!!! Whoever is behind this is killing it
I bet it’s going to be over 1 million subs this year
Brilliant bit of advice at the end there when he mentions changing the dialogue in Rambo so the other characters build up the mythos, not John Rambo himself just going around telling you how badass he is.
I saw Rambo when I was in 7th grade. It was all the boys could talk about. That movie was legend among the Jr. Highers
I remember watching it as a 13 year old. I would tell my best friend, "All that dipshit of a Sheriff had to do was just NOT fuck with him and let him go into town for a hot meal, but OH NO.....he had to start shit and be the tough guy. Watch Jim...Rambo gonna finish that that fat fuck sheriff started." LOL.... even almost 40 years later I can still remember me saying that. It was a great movie.
Then you should know it's called first blood, not Rambo.
Rocky and Rambo are two ultimate classics that only Sly could pull off👍😎😎👍
Rocky and First Blood are great movies. Rambo is just a silly fun action movie.
One of the greatest stories of all time. I was born in 1980 that series is apart of my childhood.
Curious I thought I'd known Sylvester all my life nearly, and then 2019 comes and I feel I see him clearer than ever, even with my failing eyesight.
He is an underrated screenwriter. He basically wrote the Rocky, Rambo and The Expendables sagas.
I saw a Rocky the day it came out in theatres- Loved it!
Sly IS; one of a kind❕
Good interview too...
28 days! it took me three months to shoot 17 minutes. Makes the Rocky story even more amazing
"Take that you mouse munching mother f*^&%" could have been the best one liner of all time hahaha
Sly's breakdown at the end of Rambo was so fucking moving
Hands down, Howard is the best interviewer. He is a master because he is just himself
First Blood is a film very close to my heart having seen it many times s a kid..and to this day still think it is the best thing Sylvester did outside of the Rocky films and maybe F.I.S.T and Nighthawks.
That’s very true about First Blood, the script had been knocked around Hollywood for 10 years and at one point had Steve McQueen starring, then Al Pacino
Great interview, much respect Mr. Stallone
Earned my sub. God this guy will always be a radio god
Not a fan of the sequels but the First Blood is work of art. Heard similar story about A New Hope. Apparently good editor is worth his/her weight in gold.
Great interview with Stallone, I’ve been a fan since 92. But just today I heard you had a TH-cam channel also. Best news I heard today, big fan and always remember when the sun goes down Darkness Comes!
I actually remember when I first saw sly in what I think was his first movie role besides (The Italian Stallion) but we won't go there;) It was "The Apartment" with Jack Lemon where jack acuses him of picking his pocket and chases him all over Central Park only to realize that he mugged sly! Hilarious.
The story about how first rambo was saved in edit just blew my mind...incredible
It's called first blood, not Rambo.
i cant even imagine rocky without stallone as the main role.
28 days to make Rocky.
Learn something everyday!
This is why I'll still buy a ticket to his movies, and not any of the other crap they put out. This man earned every penny.
Awesome interview Howard
Has to be the greatest interview Howard Stern has done
damn... Robin looking good as fck
Thank you for sharing Howard Stern ..
Oldy but a goldy! Keep on rocking
The best interviews come from Howard.
Great interview. Hearing how these iconic films let you know nothing is impossible. Imagine writing Rocky for you to star in and other people tell you before you do anything, you are nobody and don't have what it takes to do the role, but we love the story YOU wrote. LOL OMG the audacity....
Wow! Now I want to see Rambo's three hour cut so much!!
Same. Even if it has that cringey dialogue lol
Awesome Sly! Evidently he has had major work done. 50 years in acting and he looks good.
The part where Sly tells the story of how the studio was going to keep him on a very short leash is true. The studio didn't want a rogue situation on their hands with artistic battles. There is a scene in Rocky where director John G. Avildsen was happy with the take and was fine to move on , however Sly convinced him please one more take I got something. Aware of the " artistic concerns " Sly convinced him to trust him and it was going to be habitual. The scene in question was the night before the fight and he's lying in bed witj A driene and he delivers the mologue : Cause all I wanna do is go the distance. Nobody's ever gone the distance with Creed, and if I can go that distance, you see, and that bell rings and I'm still standin', I'm gonna know for the first time in my life, see, that I weren't just another bum from the neighborhood."
It's the take they used in the final cut and a memorable moment. I'm sure the lines and the delivery resonated in Slys personal life during that time because that film changed his life. As an artist he was on his way. Gonna fly now he did.
Great film one of my all time favorites
I haven't seen the first Rocky in probably 20 years. I may just have to dust off my VHS tape and watch it again tonight with some popcorn and a vanilla milkshake !!/:)
Try the 2014 Blu ray. It's the best it's ever looked. 4K scan.
if you ever see it on Blue ray you might cry
It holds up
Sylvester Stallone is a very intelligent person with some very strong morals
First Blood is the best film he’s ever made and a American classic. Tks sly
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