"When you're pushed, killing is as easy as breathing" - Rambo
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Rambo (also known as Rambo IV or John Rambo) is a 2008 American action/war film starring Sylvester Stallone returning and reprising his famous role as legendary Cold War/Vietnam veteran John Rambo. Stallone also co-wrote and directed the film. It is the fourth installment in the Rambo franchise, twenty years since the last film Rambo III. This film is dedicated to the memory of Richard Crenna, who played Col. Sam Trautman in the first three films, who died in 2003.
The film is about a former U.S. soldier, John Rambo, who is hired by a church pastor to help rescue a group of missionaries who were kidnapped by men from a brutal Burmese military regime. Rambo holds the record with the most kills out of the entire Rambo series, with 236 kills. In the film, Rambo kills a group of pirates, an entire squad of Burmese soldiers, and then, at the climax of the film, a huge number of Burmese army soldiers whom he shoots with a jeep-mounted .50-caliber machine gun. Stallone justified this in a press conference by saying the violence in the film was to draw attention to the ongoing problems in Burma.
Speech
Before this speech you see the life Rambo is living and you understand how unhappy he is. He pretty much sums up himself and the life he's lived in the speech he gives the woman wanting to go to Burma to help. Although you perhaps agree with both sides of the argument, you can't deny that Rambo delivers this speech brilliantly and demonstrates just what bad experiences of war will do to you.
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His description of war is about the most honest description I've ever heard: "Old men start it. Young men fight it. Nobody wins. Everybody in the middle dies. And nobody tells the truth." I don't think you can put it any simpler or more honestly than that.
And now you look at Ukraine and Putin
@@tallatalli1091 What about it?
@@LordVader1094 facepalm
@@tallatalli1091 Don't start with that.
@@MarkoVeselic Yes I do, cause it's just another example of this simple play he states.
Old men start it.Young men fight it.Everybody in the middle dies.
Nobody wins.
And nobody tells the truth!
jhon doe
The old man can't take the money with him when he dies.
Злой Волшебник
...and Slick Willie gets occasional sucky-sucky under the table...
@@DancingSpiderman You can't take your morale high horse with you when you die either lol
"First casualty of war is truth."
“Don’t waste your life. I did.”
Devastating.
truly
"You said you did what you thought was right, and left at 17. And nobody stopped you"
"I wish they had"
(Last Blood)
I'm sure this fell on deaf ears for all the wannabe tough guys who wished they were like Rambo.
@@kungfuman82 I don't know about that. This was a really popular movie still when I deployed back in 2010. By this point in the Afghan mission the average Canadian soldier felt we were wasting our time, and should have left years prior.
Country leadership though it has fallen on deaf ears for sure. So many against pulling out of Syria. Training rebel groups in Iraq, and Syria. The Taliban were literally created the same way through operation Cyclone.
@@kungfuman82 Then they're missing one of the most important parts of the character. One's not supposed to want to be like the character, but learn from his experiences. By saying they want to be the character, they're saying they want to be traumatized and shorn of much of their humanity.
One of the best written and acted scenes in the whole Rambo franchise.
First movie, the breakdown at the end, is the rival to this.
chardtomp
Q: would you like franchise with your burger?
This is the best rambo because of the action, great acting, dialogues and music.
The CGI and MTV style editing ruined it. Could have been a classic.
I dont know about the acting. The lines were kinda stale to me.
That we're like animals. It's in the blood. It's natural, peace that's
an accident. It's what is. When you're pushed, killing is as easy as
breathing. Then the killing stops in one place and it starts in another.
But that's okay ' cause you're killing for your country. But it ain't
your country who's asking. It's a few men up top who want it. Old men
start it, young men fight it. Nobody wins, everybody in the middle dies
and nobody tells the truth!
Boyka Skyman Very true Rambo knows what his talking about he experience it Sarah on the other is just ignorant shes a nice person in the movie. But shes too hopeful . What he means by killing is as easy as breathing is that in war people get used to killing for survival its you or them.
Martin Marksman well she’s young and naive Rambo is coming from nam, a nice classfied mission and Afghanistan in the 80’s coming from a lot of war
Yeah mate i watched the video
This speech fits with the first rambo film first blood too despite him only killing 1 person unlike the book
@@austinwalker165 He didn´t kill anyone. Galt fell off the helicopter.
“Peace, that’s an accident.”
Honestly I think he’s right. When you take away law and order, people become dangerous. I wish I could say that people are inherently good but I think Rambos right.
Kinda reminds me of something really interesting I heard once, I so wish I could remember where it was I heard it. Something like "Most people will say they're good. But are you actually good or have you just not had the chance to be bad yet?"
The door swings both ways. Too much darkness is chaos, too much light means Big Brother type law enforcement.
People are inherently bad. Stop denying the truth, or are u too stubborn to have something go against your beliefs?
@@coomslayer6996 fuckin ell, calm down dude. No one here said all people are inherently good. Take a chill pill and sit down for a sec ya nutcase
@@coomslayer6996 There's good arguments for both views
We had a home invasion last month in my home town. The local county news covered it but the homeowner took out 3 intruders with his 38 Special. It was his service revolver from when he was a Conservation Officer back in the 70's. He's in his 80's. When the reporter asked him how he was able to defeat 3 young men, he simply said "I thought about how hard I worked to have the things I have. When I realized I was about to lose it all and my life, killing became easy." End quote, end of story.
What Rambo is saying is what people need to understand today, we can't all just live in peace, as long as people exist war will never cease
Yeah but why we cannot try to evolve as a race, by learning on our past mistakes? Why should we give up and say, Ok there is no point, wars are always going to happen? Why we cannot try to be better than we are? We must try at least...
Humanity has shown the capability to evolve as a species. Socially, culturally, we have grown as a civilization. We've reached a point where we can band together past whatever divisions might separate us, whether it be race, creed, identity or origin, all in pursuit of a common goal or greater purpose. But war persists because of something inherent in our nature. We are built to protect those we connect to, and demonize those we recognize as different, or "other". It is how we survived at the dawn of our species, both against nature and against the more aggressive groups of our race. This sensation of hatred that we feel for other people is born out of two things; fear and disgust. We always fear what we do not understand. From a survivalist stand point, if something is an unknown, it must be a threat. In the modern age, this reason for hatred is less common because with such advancements of technology, we have so little to fear from the natural world, and with so much access to information, there is little we do not understand about every culture and subculture on the planet. Disgust is less about survival, and more about comfort. You may fear a rat because it spreads disease, but fear makes you more likely to flee. You will be willing to leave your home if you are afraid. If you are disgusted by a rat, even if you know it to be clean and free of disease, you are more likely to treat it with aggression and either try to chase it away or kill it so that it is not in your home. When people apply disgust to their fellow human beings, they no longer have a reason to empathize with them, and cease any attempts to understand them. People learn to hate other groups of people for the sole reason that they are different. "They are evil." "They are wrong." "They are abominations." Disgust creats justifications, even if reason counters them. And because we are built to agree with what makes sense to us, we will often suspend reason in favor of facts that reinforce what we already believe. This is why many hate groups can never be reasoned with. They do not fear those they hate. They are disgusted with them. And they will not attempt to understand those they hate, because it is not comfortable for them to do so. The only way to truly end war and hatred is to find a way to eliminate fear and disgust for our fellow human beings, no matter where they come from, what they believe or what they look like. But until the beliefs in our hearts do not conflict with the beliefs in someone else's heart, this will be impossible.
Rambo has more experience in this he knows what his talking about he saved Sarah Miller and Michael Miller her husband rather then saying thank you condemn him. So under that logic you can't take a life even if that person will kill you. Is this the mentality of the so called "Pro life movement
true we cant never seek and live in peace as long war exist in other country we can never live in peace we just have to fight it
Since the garden of eden
I swear, the deleted scenes in Stallone’s movies are so much better than what he winds up going with. This scene was brilliant, both written and acted by him. It shows Rambo for what I always thought he was-a man tortured to his soul by the idea that he gave everything he had, gave up what he loved, for nothing, that it was all for nothing and he had nothing left but trauma, dead friends, and emptiness
This wasn't a deleted scene though.
It was from the UK theatrical release
The version I have contains all deleted scenes. strange isn't it.
“All lives are special.”
Some people cannot be bullied, bought or reasoned with. Some people, just want to watch the world burn. The sooner she realizes that there are people not worth saving the better her life will be
Dude, he wasn't saying that the people weren't WORTH saving. It was that she had no power to stop the war. Huge difference.
@@notmyname9261 I was pointing out that she says all lives are precious. He said some yes some no and she didn’t listen when he was right. Not everyone’s life is precious or sacred.
"War is rich old men protecting their property by sending lower class young men away to die."
George Carlin
Wasn't he a rich old man?
The comedian?!
@@babayaga1767 Depends on your definition of rich. George Carlin's money and "property" are pretty much just equal to pocket change for the likes of Elon Musk and Bezos right now.
Yes, to save their property along with the rest of his country's property. What did you expect, for a guy already falling apart to pass rigorous training and survive a position that requires perfect physical conditioning?
@@xraystudios3693 Maybe he just didn't want to potentially sacrifice his life to advance self-serving goals of a government that he didn't believe in or agree with? And have to kill people over it too.
Rambo is absolutely right about everything!
About this he is
Watch the movie, he isn’t.
@@alexdurain3753 Maybe you should watch the movie. The end of the movie shows Rambo was right.
@@LethalByChoice Incorrect Rambo saved several lives, toppled a Terrorist organization, changed the attitudes of several scumbag mercenaries, and finally left Vietnam. There's a reason why the best quote in this film is "Live for nothing or die for something" -Rambo.
@@alexdurain3753 wasn't Vietnam though, it was Burma.
And he's still right. Once he leaves, another terrorist group will just take over and Burma will be in the same boat it was in at the start
Its heartbreaking when Rambo says he wasted his life. to many vets feel this way because we live in a country that cares more about sports and athletes then they do veterans an standing up for what is ht. If someone cant directly benefit from helping another than they think its not worth fighting for or its not their battle. Its so wrong
Nathan Smith well said.
Michael Kim was Rambo drafted? I don't remember it ever bring brought up on whether he enlisted or was drafted.
Wow never thought about it that
But I’ll listen to a veterans story before an athletes anyday
Veterans have stared into the face of death several times
I don’t know any other person more honourable than a veteran
and question is who battle have we fought our country or us we battling answer is none you are battling ur self
I wants went to a karaoke bar with a friend and we ran into a Vietnam vet who is consumed by his demons. He was a little drunk but his memories kept coming to the surface of what he did back there to survive. Nothing we could do could dissuade him talking about it. I think that was my first encounter with PTSD. Thankfully he was not violent. But I could see the sadness.
I totally agree with Rambo. That lady and the other missionaries are dumb to throw away their own lives without anything to protect them and thinking all lives are special without thinking there are dangerous people who can'[t be reformed.
@Philip Freeman
" _And it's a duty to eliminate them from the face of the earth. And until man kind undersatands that and accepts it and has the strength and the will to carry it out. Then their will always be those that will kill and murder for sport and profit and idology and for the thrill of killing_ "
And who decides who is to be killed and who is to be spared? You?
@Philip Freeman And you think by killing them, you'll solve the problem?
Just to be clear, I don't mind the act of killing the worst sorts of criminal elements itself. But do you honestly believe that you're going to solve the problem just by killing them?
@Philip Freeman fine, then where IS the fucking money genius
@@mariorocks13 it's in your chase credit card.Thank me later😘👌
@@mariorocks13 The government. The "Drug War" is much like the "War on Terror" in that it's a system they sustain on the backs of suffering and the lives of people. Gotta keep the "Anti-Drug" feds busy right? Hundreds of thousands of vote...er I mean jobs at stake in that. Gotta keep all those prisons full and guards employed. Gotta keep the states getting those sexy federal grants. It's all by design.
"Old men start it, young men fight it, nobody wins, and everyone dies in the middle dies and nobody tells the truth" and tomorrow it's starts all over again!!!
True timeless quote
"War is natural. Peace? that's an accident"
Which is why, if you want peace, it's far wiser to prepare for war.
@@tiffles3890 i agree. Peace through strength. If they hit you once, you beat them to a pulp.
@@bornfree8073
You're strong enough that they won't ever dare hit you once in the first place.
@@tiffles3890 When you're pushed, killing is as easy as breathing.
@@tiffles3890 metallica dont tread on me reference except they say to secure peace is to prepare for war
"Old men start it, young men fight it"
that's how the world works.
I really like this scene. And truly what is. The biggest problem is that the word "peace" is too much of a relative term. For one person, peace is when everyone is dancing in sunlight. For some, peace is when everyone who stands in your way is dead. And for others, peace is when everything in the world is burning and everyone is screaming in agony.
Michael Song
*Peace Of Mind* is the better phrase to use in place of the word peace.
It is what it is....
For me, peace is when people aren’t fighting and just minding their own business
‘Old men start it, young men fight it.’ This was such a great movie. Stallone rocks.
I REALLY hope Sly doesn't do a fifth Rambo. This speech really connects with his final speech in the first movie. The ending was perfect with John walking home wearing his green jacket and carrying a bag, just like the start of First Blood.
PsychoGemini he won’t be Stallone has considered it but decided because of his age and felt Rambo 4 had been successful and felt it gave his character closure. He feels that There is nothing more do with John Rambo and wanted to give his character proper closure and has said same with Rocky Balboa wants to give his character a good closure when ready to done for good. Stallone said to he was happy with Rambo 4 and how the movie ended
PsychoGemini. thats the full circle troutman was talking about in rambo 3 when he tried to get him to go with him to afganistan
Welp
@@mymom5213 Last Blood is good.
I think any war vet, especially from Vietnam, would know any of this all too well
Joe Whitehead What about World War 2?
WE do!!
@@martinrjugah1911 The war in Vietnam lasted a lot longer than WW2.
@@MrPAULONEAL WW2 started basically where the first one stopped, so it's a lot longer than we think.
@@RandalfElVikingo no it didn't the seed was planted in the end of WW1, but the conflict only started many years later, Vietnam on the other hand had its conflict star in the 50s and end in the 70s.
Man, that monologue does strike deep.
She is out of her mind. "they are animal and bandits" and "nobody telling the truth" said Rambo.
"It's in the blood, it's natural. It's what is. When you're pushed, killing's as easy as breathing."
That's a deep quote. It implies that any one of us could easily become a killer if we are pushed.
This scene is hitting harder than ever
The whole movie hits harder than ever
Still True Today. Nothing really changes.
John Rambo telling it like it is.
The Lord Jesus Christ will make it all go away.
Scrateshooter When? We're waiting 2017 years already...
Maciej Kowalski true
@@scrateshooter he never has, and he NEVER will.
And no body tells the truth...indeed Rambo!
Ahmad Yousri
In other words. War sucks major ass and nobody wins and it wont stop repeating until the sun blows up.
I must say that Mr Stallone has written some of the best sayings of all times !!!
Never realized how big he was in this movie. He was a damn monster.
She and the missionaries need to understand that the ability to speak freely about religion and helping people is a privilege of the people in the first world countries. In undeveloped countries, violence is the greatest power. Actually, violence is the greatest power, period. Even the first world countries are the way they are, because they have great violence power (aka military).
Ah, I knew this scene was real! Easily the most memorable line, but they only put it in the director's cut! What a blunder by Stallone and the producers to not put in a true comment about society and people just to avoid offending movie-goers. So many people could've been inspired by this line.
I agree that it's a powerful line and that it's a dark and fairly accurate statement about the nature of war. However, I respect Sly's decision not to include the monologue it in the theatrical version; whenever God's involved in things, you kind of have to be careful. Besides, the "live for nothing or die for something" monologue more than made up for it. I mean, it became a battle cry used by the real life Karen rebels; that is a testament to how powerful it is and how great of a writer Sly is.
i agree their are manny reasons why they delete this and that!
FUCK TRUMP. i am more American then the people who support him my Family has been in this country before any white man came so far as Trump goes he can fuck off wont be much longer before the truth comes out of who he is.
+Brian Mitchell- Obviously people like you have been brainwashed by the masses such as social media, mainstream media, entertainment, hollywood, and the chemicals thats being in the water, air, food to dumbed us down. The same thing goes with the iphones which has admitted that's its lowering our IQ and isolated us from truly discovering ourselves through true awakening and enlightenment. you've been told to be left alone, to be in a box where you can't think for yourself while being lonely and miserable, and being taught that ancestors like yours were here first in this country then white people. well let me tell you something, dude. The vikings were the first people who came to this country. Then it was people from europe who came to escape from religious persecution. That's what I've been told in school bascially. When do people like you are gonna understand that you all have been brainwashed and completely dumbdown. This is sad of you because I've seen people like you on youtube videos say what you said. And that's why alex jones from infowars is right. You people have been brainwashed and controlled like animals.
+Brian Mitchell - Let me get this straight buddy. I don't get my news from trump. I get my news from alternative media outlets and sources like infowars, mark dice, Michael savage from the savage nation, drudge and the daily caller. Don't assume my interests of getting news from the president, I don't. I don't need mainstream media like CNN, MSNBC, ABC or the NY times. Because they're not news. Before people would listen to what they had to say. Now here in 2018, they're beyond being news. They have become complete total frauds telling lies after lies. The vast majority of americans don't believe in the news anymore judging by the polls basically. I wish you could figure that out somehow. Because here's the thing dudez, I'm not a republican or democrat. I consider myself a like-minded libertarian. I see things based on a critical stance and a moral perspective. By the way, you calling me a cunt doesn't even bother me because I'm not as brainwashed as you are. It seems like you've been drinking too much tapped water and soy. You should do some research on soy because its been admitted that it lowers your testerone, I'm not kidding here. So I hope one day you wakeup from your trance and realize how you've been told be left alone in the dark without thinking for yourself, man. I hope you don't turned into a soyboy someday. Peace out.
Absolutely great speech and correct. Very little changes. The hate machine around the world continues unabated.
***** get you are ass ready to be pushed by muslims ;)
+Michael Mixon *sighs* You'd think some people would let this world be. And Rambo puts it on point, and he is right somewhere. I do question about peace and all that. I do believe it is a possibility but one where it isn't something that just occurs so easy. It kind of bugs me even the word and the meaning is just used as a cover behind for something else full of greed and such, by people who don't care about even the whole world even. And they'd do it again if it means drowning in the pleasures filled by the pain and suffering of other people that they've caused the pain to.
I give the toilet a war you wont believe
Catalonia = missionary
This is a life lesson right people.
The fact this man is 74 and can make better movies compared to movies like Taken 3 just shows Sly is awesome
“God and soldier we adore,
in times of danger, not before,
the danger passed and all things righted,
God is forgotten and the soldier slighted.”
"War never changes"
Powerful scene, should have kept it in the movie!
To recap, Sarah says all lives are special. I agree to a certain degree. They are all unique in their own ways. Which means that for the most part, no lives are special... just different (different, as in, some like having chicken sandwich, others like having beef sandwich). These people are what I'd like to call "sheeps". Their existence don't really make any difference.
Some however are able to make big impacts, for better or worse (Hitler, Lincoln, etc). These people are what you'd call "special".
2 years late but who tf are you cůnțs to decide who matters or who doesn't? No one has authority except God.
@@taurusking_1997 I disagree. The ones who decide who matters and who doesn't are not some superficial things like god. It's humans with POWER that decide that (political power, military power, etc). If they decide that you're special, then you're special (people who make WMDs, those with skills to make your party stronger, etc). If they think you're just one of the sheeps, then you're just a number on a piece of paper (not even a human being).
Having said that, being special isn't always good. Sometimes, being special makes you a target (for the opposing party). It's why many high political figures were assassinated.
You're unique...
...just like everyone else🙃
@@michaelsong5555 You do know that saying hard working fellas are sheeps, makes you look stupid? Along with politicians, the hard working peeps are special too because they keep a country alive. Just because someone is known worldwide doesn't make him any special than your local man feeding his kids and his wife. In fact, and in my opinion I always put the regular people before the popular ones.
@@dynamic5802 Obviously, you missed my point. I said everyone is unique, but not every is special. There's a difference. Who is special and who is not is defined by those with power. So taking your example, a worldwide known person is special, because the people with power defined them to be. A local man merely going about his life and working to feed his family is NOT special, because the people with power did not define them to be.
To politicians, a person is almost never special (unless he represents a particular part of a group that matters, hence why I said it's people with power that define who's special and who's not). People on the other hand are NECESSARY (different from special), whether it's for economical reasons or political reasons.
Hawkeye: There's always a war going on. War is the world's favorite spectator sport.
B^LLSH^T STATEMENT! ONLY CRAZY PEOPLE WANT WAR!
And yet the war always persists, it never stops. Maybe we as a species are just suicidal, deep down.
The bad thing is, Rambo speaks the fucking truth!! After multiple tours in the Middle East hunting down terrorists and gunning down insurgents in Iraq and years spent as a Contractor, this speech is the one of the most accurate I have EVER HEARD!!! In 2003 when we first went into Iraq, I questioned if I really could kill someone. As a Marine that is something you do not voice if you question yourself. I was in the lead gun truck when we had a guy on a bicycle with a possible ied in a basket over his back wheel. He was peddling his ass off trying to get next to our hmmvees. So it was either him or 3 to 6 of my Marines. My turret gunner and me lit him up. Since then, I have never questioned what I will do to keep sucking oxygen in the face of anyone that wants to stop it. It really is as easy as breathing for some of us.
Rambo is like the future version of herself. Grounded by reality.
He’s got truth. Nothing ever changes.
1:41-2:10...I went for popcorn after hearing this and still don't know how I was able to go back into the theater to watch the rest of this movie. BTW, I liked this movie, but there's a truth to this scene that's difficult to escape.
Like a weathered oak tree, covered in vines and moss. He was 60+ years old here but, looked better than 90% of 30 year olds ever did.
Rambo is one of the more underappreciated characters in American media, when in fact his story thoroughly represents the history of modern America.
"Barbarism is the natural state of mankind. Civilization is unnatural. It is a whim of circumstance. And barbarism must always ultimately triumph." - Robert E. Howard
Robert E Howard was wise!
Older men declare war. But it is the youth that must fight and die. - Herbert Hoover
Sylvester Stallone is so badass when he plays Rambo . I loved Rambo so much and it had great speeches . This is my favorite Rambomovie and First Blood . Too bad he will not make Rambo Last Blood because it got cancelled :(
what really? they cancelled it ? aww dang it, I wanted to see it
Yeah it is a shame :/ . But Stallone is almost 70 years old . But i thought Rambo had a great ending when he returned home .
Doesn't matter how old he is, I mean if Clint Eastwood is still doing his thing then Stallone could do it to , and Clint is older than Stallone
No thats not what i am saying :) . He was great in Creed and he could play Rocky Balboa again and it would be still nice to see another Rambomovie and last performance of Stallone as Rambo.
+lalaxbo ya true, why did they cancel it anyways? when I read that they were gonna make another Rambo , it was suppose to be about him fighting the Mexican cartel or something, so I was like hell ya lol
Speaking of which - Rambo has a good point..... All people har potential killers.... If the threat is large enough.
When naiveté meets reality.
indeed..ps..i love it when a 90 pound woman says" i can take care of myself" blah blah blah...not likely
What he says is totally correct no matter what you do it will not change
Wow what a scene. It should’ve stayed in the movie!
He's Absolutely Right. And I 100% agree with him.
People work together when it suits them. They’re loyal when it suits them. They love each other when it suits them, and they kill each other when it suits them.
“Is God going to make all of that go away?” Eventually, yes.
No he won't. God is the one that actually designed and created our world so that violence is encouraged. Someone who started violence and created chaos won't end them.
If god exists,he doesn't care.
@@amirysyafy4801 damn right.
@pilanceboil Even if God exists,I don't think we can comprehend God.Maybe we are just too insignificant in the infinitesimal grand scheme of things.
@Sonny Grinstead That's a really positive outlook on the world.
Powerful scene and Rambo was right.
More and more I'm understanding why they cut this out.....Because it's the hard truth....old men start it, young men fight it, nobody wins, everyone in the middle dies, and no one tells the truth.
I'm mixed with this one. Always felt the theatrical cut of this was short. Watching this, you can see he kept what he said and used it in the now missing knife building montage speech. But it works so well here, he is confessing to this stranger just how broken he is and using it as a warning for this woman. This is close to the scene where he breaks down and cries to Trautman. With this scene, I can now see why Rambo was willing to die to rescue this woman. For a brief moment, she was a shoulder for him.
can't believe I'm saying this, but for a scene from a Rambo movie to hit me so hard that I keep coming back to it, it's unbelievable..As a former soldier, I can confirm everything. And as a former soldier I can say that I would do it all over again. It's in the blood.
As a misanthrope it's like i wrote this scene myself.
Peace is an accident and it's provable.
Out of the last 3,400 years of recorded human history ,human beings have been at peace 8 percent of the time ,and me personally I was shocked that it was as high as 8 percent.
Peace is an accident.
This is especial, because John Rambo is an introvert man, he always seemed calm. But on this one he even got angry and hold a passionate dialogue about peace and war. Last time he spoke from his thoughts and heart was with Trautman.
God and His Son left this godammed place over 2000 years ago and haven't looked back at it. And yes, deep down in the core, we are animals, just that we've learnt how to wear a suit. Rambo is a 100% right. Nothing ever stops, nothing.
I really need to get the extended version of Rambo.
+TheGothprincess2 "Nothing is over!"
I found the director's cut on blu-ray and it's better.
Very "Metal Gear Solid"-esque.
It should be considering Metal Gear Solid was a straight up ripoff.
MrBoBoTom How the fuck is MGS a rip-off, considering it was made 10 years prior to this film?
skankuser The Metal Gear series is great and I love it, but the series definitely was influenced and inspired by the Rambo films, as well as some other films. It's true that 'Metal Gear Solid' came out years before Rambo 4, but the very first Metal Gear game for Nintendo, which was released in 1987 came out AFTER the first two Rambo films had already been released (1982 and 1985). In First Blood part 2 (1985) Rambo is sent into the jungle as a lone Special Forces operative with minimal weaponry to conduct a secret mission. In the first Metal Gear game we have Snake who is also a Special Forces operative sent into the jungle with minimal weaponry to conduct a secret mission. :-P
Besides, you can't tell me that Colonel Trautman from the Rambo films doesn't remind you a whole hell of a lot of Colonel Campbell from the Metal Gear series. Hell, they even sound alike.
skankuser omg you aren't serious
+Lenny Cash I guess Snake got the bandanna look from Rambo,They both look good in bandannas
That's the truth. No one wins in war. Wars the business of kings...kings and governments , the why's and the wherefores, however they dress it in the end it all comes to loot, treasure. We soldiers we just do the dying for them.
This scene should've been kept in the movie
Very well said
Probably the best quote Sly wrote and acted ever. It's amazing how this artist developed his skills from First Blood. I don't mention a whole "Rocky" sequel which is a masterpiece ANYWAY.
This is by far the best Rambo movie ever made. Sad that the last movie destroyed it completly
Rambo saying he wasted his life is another way of saying he's changed.
It's very true. You just dont understand that until after!!
Sly delivering one of the most badass comebacks to a character eva.
Right here!!
I remember watching the teaser trailer at work. 8 of us gathered around a computer watching, just soo damn thrilled. Good times ❤
This was a very underrated movie. It had some legitimately well acted and written moments mixed with the top shelf violence expected from a Rambo film.
His description of war needs to be in Webster’s dictionary. Period.
Best scene in the movie. Stallone is brilliant here. He's a visual metaphor for all the wars mankind has endured and if you peer into the dark cave of his soul, you'll see the flickering flame of humanity he's fought so desperately to extinguish.
Sad part is that he’s not wrong
Very powerful scene!
In the 90s when special effects actions movies like MI n others set in n later Bourne, transporter n others were defining norm Rambo returned in 2008 n Rocky returned. Then expendables 1,2,3. Rambo n Rocky are alive n active. They are relevant...40 years on!! Who can equal that?
The best rambo movie
3 tours in 5 years, 8 years in and 11 years after i seen this movie this line is one of the most honest in the history of film
When you're pushed killing is as easy breathing , best line in the film.
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This is Rambo teaching a libral how the world works.
This women isn’t liberal, she’s a Christian conservative.
I wouldn’t use the term liberal but a naive hippie that believes in world peace. That will never happen and from the looks of things now. We best prepare ourselves for what’s to come. Shits about to hit the fan and we might be entering the age of the great reset of the world.
@@Turboman-kx7cc really? I thought the missionary's told John they didn't want any killing?
“Don’t waste your life...I did”
Everytime people use "God" and "pray"...
Rambo: "Is God gonna make it go away?"
Rambo spitting straight facts
If was Rambo as hero save someone’s life
this speech Rambo gave Sara was so powerful and true, it really tapped into my perception of this movie dammmn
Here because I m going to watch last blood tomorrow.. Rambo legend
He just described democracy in less than 2 mins
not only democracy, any form of government, powers bring corruption
@@NonsenseHC Anarchy is the best!
@@40peterhotdog58 thats the most retarded statement i ever heard. Whether you like it or not governments bring order. And the oposite of order isnt freedom, its chaos, anarchy will only crate a power vaccum that a dictatorship will utilise. It happend again and again in history. Never support anarchy, its a means to distraction. It why humans made an hierarchy in the first place. It has to be done and anarchy wont solve the problems that comes with a hierarchy. Only make it worse. Its a shame to see people bealive that its the right thing.
Living under Stalin or Kim Jong Un is great, right?
1:36 then you were staring at a beautiful accident, Johnny. She and those people that wants to travel in that area or evidence that you can rise above your base your instincts and be gentle. That is strength as much as having the strength to take a life to protect somebody else. What a soldier does. What makes his argument perfect is that neither one of them are wrong or right. This should’ve stayed in the picture and it would’ve been great to set up that moments of internal dialogue that Rambo thinks as he’s making that machete. I think this is the most decent conversation is had in years since coming to Burma. Possibly longest. He was too quiet in this movie.
This guy spoke the Truth people
love the double moon in the background, great camera work, LOL!
I didn't notck that
Of the best mouvies 2.008!
I have seen the rambo mk11 trailer once and I get rambo scenes on my recommended all the time
This scene , along with Rockys speech to his son in Rocky Balboa should be required presentations to every child, particularly teen boys.
I love how I get reccomended shit like this when I need it the most ;)
They had to delete this damn important scene in Netflix.
Scenes like this are why I adore Stallone.
"Why are you pushing me?"