That breakdown speech at the end is the high point of all the Rambo films for me. What a great film. And props to Richard Crenna for actually parodying his own character in Hot Shots part 2.
"back there I could fly a gunship, I could drive a tank, I was in charge of million dollar equipment, back here I can't even hold a job parking cars" , very sad
The best moment for me is when Rambo says that in Vietnam he was in charge of million-dollar equipment and back home he can't even hold down a job PARKING CARS. That line just made me feel for him a lot
Johan Öberg All that frustration just boiled over in that scene. Tremendously well acted by both Stallone & Richard Crenna. Troutman doesn’t say a word after a while, just is a listening ear for John and love when he finally goes to Rambo and just lets him cry on his shoulder.
EPIC performance by Stallone... I always tear up at the end, when Rambo tells Trautman his Vietnam-story... And yes, the score by Jerry Goldsmith... Aah-May-Zing!
I LOVE this movie. It's my favorite of the Rambo franchise. I think I was 25-years-old when I read the book. This is such a deep movie about post traumatic stress disorder. I thought it was interesting how Kirk Douglas was originally going to play Colonel Trautmann. I remember getting to see this in the theatre back when Rambo (part 4) was about to be released. I think it was 2008? I just hate when Rambo says, "That's how accidents happen." Worst cringy line in the movie. Great movie. Came out the year I was born ('82), btw. Great review, as always, guys. Very informative and entertaining. Great editing and well-informed commentary.
I grew up in the 80's. The first thing I saw of Rambo was the cartoon series and the action figures from that cartoon series. Then I saw First Blood and I thought, that's not Rambo. Then I saw Rambo II and I found that movie much more interesting. My appreciation for First Blood only started as I got older. It is by far the best film in the series and is actually still underrated by people who dismiss it as a simple action film like many from the 80s and 90s. I think this is a classic.
Are you guys kidding me? You totally ROCK!! I was just heading off to bed and saw the notification for this...and frackin HAD to watch it. I sooo LOVE this film and the Rambo series. It sends so many messages. The story of the vets what gave their hearts and lives to fight and the twaddle they had to endure when they returned not to mention the lifetime afflictions they had to deal with whether it be physical or otherwise. It speaks volumes about NOT judging a book by it's cover or people per say. You don't truly know the hell someone has gone thru til you've walked a mile in their shoes. And even though the Sheriff himself had been in the war...he should have been more empathetic and sympathetic about giving back and paying it forward with a helping hand to Rambo...as we all should with the men and women what gave their all and continue to do so..not just in the war or military...but in all the hardships people come up against. Rambo...is not just the icon for war vets everywhere...but also as in Rocky...he speaks volumes for the underdog...the ones trying to climb out of the muck and mire against all odds whatever it might be. He also speaks volumes for not giving up even when you feel it's all useless. Even the one where he is much older...he gives his all for what he feels is right and who he feels needs a hand. Everything about this film is perfec....is an emotional roller coaster for action...and truth...and survival in every way. And I mean seriously...who didn't cringe when he "fixed" any of his own wounds in these films..you wanted to look away...as you knew it bloody hurt...but you just had to watch with that OMG look on your face. Total respect to the vets ...to the actors...to the souls what actually got hurt making this film and the others...and kudos to the max to you guys for reviewing another film I completely adore...and yeah...I did cry when he had that breakdown at the end...been sort of where he's been -against all odds and truly felt the pain. Absolutely brilliant stuff guys...cannot say enough bout this...have a fab day
@@torquetheprisoner But he did nothing in the movie version of Rambo, he doesn't even kill a single person (except Art, who was an asshole). In the book, he's a damn psycho who goes on a killing spree, thus he gets killed. In the movie, he doesn't deserve to get killed.
@@infamousfalcon588 hell he didnt even kill art he unbuckled his safty belt to get a beter shot and all rambo did was throw a rock at the chopper to spook the pilot and it thown art out at the same time
@@infamousfalcon588 in the deleted scene you see rambo kill him self with his commander's gun even stalone liked the ending with him offing him self but the studio said keep the ending where he is still alive.
@@torquetheprisoner Well, when they did the test screening with the audience, they thought it was not a good end. He fought all this way to escape the national guard and proving that he is innocent, only to get shot?
This movie isn't what many people think. Its not an action film in the way you expect its more a psychological thriller with great action scenes. IMHO, this is Sylvester Stallone's Tour de Force.
Never seen this (I know...), but after this review I ran to watch. Ohhh my goodness, it's one of the greatest action movies of all time. So simple, so nuanced, and possible the best display of Stallone's acting chops. Thanks Ian and Gary!
"Nothing is over! *Nothing!* You just don't turn it off! It wasn't my war! You asked me, I didn't ask you! And I Did What I Had to Do to win, but somebody wouldn't let us win! And I come back to the world, and I see all those maggots at the airport, protesting me, spitting; calling me baby killer and all kinds of vile crap! *Who are they to protest me, huh?!* Who are they, unless they've been me, and been there, and know what the hell they're yelling about! FOR YOU! For me, civilian life is nothing! In the field we had a code of honor: you watch my back, I watch yours. Back here there's nothing! Back there I could fly a gunship, I could drive a tank. I was in charge of million-dollar equipment. Back here I can't even hold a job *PARKING CARS!* I had a friend... Wes Danforth. I had all these guys, man... Back there I had all these fuckin' guys who were my friends, and back here there's nothing....Remember Danforth? He wore this black headband, and I took one of those magic markers, that I said he found. And mailed it to Las Vegas, 'cuz we were always talking about Vegas, and this fuckin' car, this red '58 Chevy convertible, he was talking about this car; he said we were gonna cruise 'til the tires fall off....We were in this bar in Saigon and this kid comes up, this kid carrying a shoe-shine box. And he says "Shine, please, shine!" I said no. He kept askin', yeah, and Joey said "Yeah." And I went to get a couple of beers, and the box was wired, and he opened up the box... Fucking blew his body all over the place. And he's laying there, he's fucking screaming. There's pieces of him all over me, just....like this, and I'm tryin' to pull him off, you know, my friend that's all over me! I've got blood and everything and I'm tryin' to hold him together! I'm puttin'... the guy's fuckin' insides keep coming out! And nobody would help! Nobody would help! He's saying, sayin' "I wanna go home! I wanna go home!" He keeps calling my name! "I wanna go home, Johnny! I wanna drive my Chevy!" I said *"With what? I can't find your fuckin' legs! I can't find your legs!"* I can't get it out of my head. I've dreamed it seven years. Everyday I have this. And sometimes I wake up and I don't know where I am. I don't talk to anybody. Sometimes a day...a week. I can't put it out of my mind."
Stallone is one of my favourite actors of all time.I love all the Rambo films,also love all the Rocky films.First Blood is an absolute gem of a movie and far better than 2 and 3.Rambo 4 and Last Blood are also really good.this is such an emotional movie and don’t think it’s that violent at all.Good video.👍
I think the book really did a disservice to veterans with ptsd. Painted them all as lunatics, waiting to go on a killing rampage. Thankfully the movie had the sense to see how flawed the book was, as written.
I saw this movie as a kid and I remember being blown away by the acting. Then I saw Rambo II on VHS as a rental. What the hell happened after that? Hahaha. This film is a classic and your review was awesome. Keep up the great work guys.
In Croatia there was a abridged satirical version of Rambo First Blood,where when the cop pulled out Rambo's giant ass Bowie knife he asked him:"Whats this for"? Rambo responds with:"For opening canned food". So every time i watch the original movie i laugh at that part.
@HrvatskiHig Hey buddy, where can I find and see that satirical version?? I 'm croatian and honestly I 've never heard of it.... OR... "Hey stari, kako se zvala ta hrvatska verzija i gdje se može doć do nje??? Htio bih to vidjet.... HVALA ;) "
I'd go as far as to say this film is very underrated. When people talk about Rambo they are usually referring to the second film onwards . This film is really great and a powerful portrayal of how Vietnam Vets were treated at home . Thanks for the great review guys .
Great review! I am huge fan of both the original novel and the movie, and i think that it was a good thing that they are both different, and not only because later sequels gave us some of the best action movies ever made in my opinion, but also because we got one of the best action movie icons. This first movie is the best of all four, even though others are still without a doubt very fun action films even today. I just hope that this new one will also be good and finally, the last.
It always annoyed the piss out of me that these movies aren't known as First Blood parts 1, 2, 3 etc........ The idea that Rambo = Rambo 2 is a particular teeth-grinder :Grrrrrrrrr:
If you guys watch George Carlins comedy sketch: 'soft language' I think it's called, he explains PTSD quite well. That in WW1, having the nervous system shaken to its core in war was called 'shell shock', honest language that described the condition. Then by WW2 it was renamed 'battle fatigue', or 'operational exhaustion', not as scary, sounds like something that could happen to your car. Then by Vietnam the condition was renamed 'post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)', the humanity sucked out of it and the condition buried under jargon. If the condition had still been called shell shock, some of those Vietnam vets might've got the help they needed at the time. George Carlin on soft language - ua-cam.com/video/o25I2fzFGoY/v-deo.html
Great review guys!! First Blood was awesome!! (PS: Who else is here after seeing the first look at Sly in Rambo 5? Rambo vs Mexican Drug Cartels???? I can’t freakin wait!!!)
Great review as always, Gents. I remember the first time I saw this. I was so young, I couldn't stand to look at the scene when he stitches up his arm. What a fairy!!!
I must confess something... I'm 28 years old and an avid film lover. Have never seen any Rambo movies however. Perhaps I shouldn't of sat through this whole review but I do that with all your lads videos. I'll sit down and watch this movie now, I absolutely love raw movies from before CG days that really allow you to feel like your in the film with the actors. Keep doing what you do guys. Oh I've never seen the godfather either? Wrap your head around that haha
On my last day of secondary school - back in 1998 - I took off my school tie and tied it round my head. Haha, OMG. I was kinda embracing the anarchy of the situation. Or, like you said at the end, I was "embracing my inner Rambo". xD. Great video, more film reviews, please.
This is my favorite Stallone film, I read the book and was shocked by the differences but I recommend those who love this movie to read the book. David Morrell is an amazing author. I also recommend his book "Brotherhood of the Rose."
great fun review. I thought Stallone wrote or co-directed the movie or something. Maybe i am confusing it with Rocky. Looking forward to Finchers Zodiac review still. no pressure :)
the stunt driver that drove the cop car broke his back on impact after the brief cop car jump and he completed the scenes before being taken to the hospital
Did you also catch Chris Mulke from The Hidden/Mysterious Skin as one of the cops? Great film, very bare bones and therefore more effective than 2&3, with John Rambo it was very back to basics and a much better film for just that reason, when he finally goes home you really feel he has completed his journey. It's really the speech at the end of First Blood that turns an enjoyable but relatively brainless action film into a truly great film. After this every boy in my Scout troop got themselves a Rambo knife and the blades all snapped off after about a week.
Never saw this before a couple days ago and I gotta say this is a great movie. Never seen the others, but I think I'll skip anything after the second cause I hear it was an okay sequel. Just okay
I actually like First Blood better than Rocky and Rocky is a great film but First Blood has a better script from novel adaptation and atmosphere. I will say Rocky has better supporting characters though.
Once Art was killed from the fall Rambo knows there’s no turning back for sure now. That’s life without the possibility of parole or liable death penalty for death of a police officer. As dark as it would have been I think the right call would have been to have Rambo die at the end. It would have also saved us from all the sequels which are mostly rubbish.
Amazing film about a horrible and crazy time in both american and vietnamese history smh Vietnam was a brutal and disgusting war both sides have been dealing with the repercussions to this day sadly but complete respect to the brave soldiers that took part in this war and hopefully let them know that their sacrifices were not in vain and that even if they weren't properly respected upon their arrival home that the modern American knows they went through hell and could not have more respect for each and every one of them god bless and thank you for your service to this great nation 🙏
Please, please review the master of cinema Andrei Tarkovsky's Andrei Rublev 1966, Solaris 1972, and Stalker 1979!!! You guys are truly missing out on the best film's ever made! No pun intended.
Never liked it much the worst Movie from stallone Rambo 2 und 3 are much better still a Good Movie with a good message but for my oppenion too Boring at Times overrated Movie
That breakdown speech at the end is the high point of all the Rambo films for me. What a great film.
And props to Richard Crenna for actually parodying his own character in Hot Shots part 2.
"back there I could fly a gunship, I could drive a tank, I was in charge of million dollar equipment, back here I can't even hold a job parking cars" , very sad
Its horrible how Americans treated our vets after that war
The best moment for me is when Rambo says that in Vietnam he was in charge of million-dollar equipment and back home he can't even hold down a job PARKING CARS. That line just made me feel for him a lot
Johan Öberg All that frustration just boiled over in that scene. Tremendously well acted by both Stallone & Richard Crenna. Troutman doesn’t say a word after a while, just is a listening ear for John and love when he finally goes to Rambo and just lets him cry on his shoulder.
@@rustykuntz94 such an emotional scene,acted excellently by both actors.Such a great movie
EPIC performance by Stallone...
I always tear up at the end, when Rambo tells Trautman his Vietnam-story...
And yes, the score by Jerry Goldsmith... Aah-May-Zing!
When Stallone cries...I can't stop laughing.
That part always breaks my heart
I LOVE this movie. It's my favorite of the Rambo franchise. I think I was 25-years-old when I read the book. This is such a deep movie about post traumatic stress disorder. I thought it was interesting how Kirk Douglas was originally going to play Colonel Trautmann. I remember getting to see this in the theatre back when Rambo (part 4) was about to be released. I think it was 2008? I just hate when Rambo says, "That's how accidents happen." Worst cringy line in the movie. Great movie. Came out the year I was born ('82), btw. Great review, as always, guys. Very informative and entertaining. Great editing and well-informed commentary.
I grew up in the 80's. The first thing I saw of Rambo was the cartoon series and the action figures from that cartoon series. Then I saw First Blood and I thought, that's not Rambo. Then I saw Rambo II and I found that movie much more interesting. My appreciation for First Blood only started as I got older. It is by far the best film in the series and is actually still underrated by people who dismiss it as a simple action film like many from the 80s and 90s. I think this is a classic.
This film is a masterpiece
When you couldn't find anything new at the video shop... Rambo, star wars or Indiana Jones was the go to
@15:23...You always look into the eyes of your enemies
everything on the mountain looks so cold and painful
Are you guys kidding me? You totally ROCK!! I was just heading off to bed and saw the notification for this...and frackin HAD to watch it. I sooo LOVE this film and the Rambo series. It sends so many messages. The story of the vets what gave their hearts and lives to fight and the twaddle they had to endure when they returned not to mention the lifetime afflictions they had to deal with whether it be physical or otherwise. It speaks volumes about NOT judging a book by it's cover or people per say. You don't truly know the hell someone has gone thru til you've walked a mile in their shoes. And even though the Sheriff himself had been in the war...he should have been more empathetic and sympathetic about giving back and paying it forward with a helping hand to Rambo...as we all should with the men and women what gave their all and continue to do so..not just in the war or military...but in all the hardships people come up against. Rambo...is not just the icon for war vets everywhere...but also as in Rocky...he speaks volumes for the underdog...the ones trying to climb out of the muck and mire against all odds whatever it might be. He also speaks volumes for not giving up even when you feel it's all useless. Even the one where he is much older...he gives his all for what he feels is right and who he feels needs a hand. Everything about this film is perfec....is an emotional roller coaster for action...and truth...and survival in every way. And I mean seriously...who didn't cringe when he "fixed" any of his own wounds in these films..you wanted to look away...as you knew it bloody hurt...but you just had to watch with that OMG look on your face. Total respect to the vets ...to the actors...to the souls what actually got hurt making this film and the others...and kudos to the max to you guys for reviewing another film I completely adore...and yeah...I did cry when he had that breakdown at the end...been sort of where he's been -against all odds and truly felt the pain. Absolutely brilliant stuff guys...cannot say enough bout this...have a fab day
Have a good night my hostile friend...sorry bout your attitude
Ha ha, I was the guy that added the Golden Axe sound effects trivia on IMDB where this information came from.
I'm not a fan of the rest of the franchise but this movie is an absolute classic, and a great choice for a review
they should of stuck to the ending when they are suposed to kill him off at the end.
@@torquetheprisoner But he did nothing in the movie version of Rambo, he doesn't even kill a single person (except Art, who was an asshole). In the book, he's a damn psycho who goes on a killing spree, thus he gets killed. In the movie, he doesn't deserve to get killed.
@@infamousfalcon588 hell he didnt even kill art he unbuckled his safty belt to get a beter shot and all rambo did was throw a rock at the chopper to spook the pilot and it thown art out at the same time
@@infamousfalcon588 in the deleted scene you see rambo kill him self with his commander's gun even stalone liked the ending with him offing him self but the studio said keep the ending where he is still alive.
@@torquetheprisoner Well, when they did the test screening with the audience, they thought it was not a good end. He fought all this way to escape the national guard and proving that he is innocent, only to get shot?
This movie isn't what many people think. Its not an action film in the way you expect its more a psychological thriller with great action scenes. IMHO, this is Sylvester Stallone's Tour de Force.
Never seen this (I know...), but after this review I ran to watch. Ohhh my goodness, it's one of the greatest action movies of all time. So simple, so nuanced, and possible the best display of Stallone's acting chops. Thanks Ian and Gary!
"Nothing is over! *Nothing!* You just don't turn it off! It wasn't my war! You asked me, I didn't ask you! And I Did What I Had to Do to win, but somebody wouldn't let us win! And I come back to the world, and I see all those maggots at the airport, protesting me, spitting; calling me baby killer and all kinds of vile crap! *Who are they to protest me, huh?!* Who are they, unless they've been me, and been there, and know what the hell they're yelling about! FOR YOU! For me, civilian life is nothing! In the field we had a code of honor: you watch my back, I watch yours. Back here there's nothing! Back there I could fly a gunship, I could drive a tank. I was in charge of million-dollar equipment. Back here I can't even hold a job *PARKING CARS!* I had a friend... Wes Danforth. I had all these guys, man... Back there I had all these fuckin' guys who were my friends, and back here there's nothing....Remember Danforth? He wore this black headband, and I took one of those magic markers, that I said he found. And mailed it to Las Vegas, 'cuz we were always talking about Vegas, and this fuckin' car, this red '58 Chevy convertible, he was talking about this car; he said we were gonna cruise 'til the tires fall off....We were in this bar in Saigon and this kid comes up, this kid carrying a shoe-shine box. And he says "Shine, please, shine!" I said no. He kept askin', yeah, and Joey said "Yeah." And I went to get a couple of beers, and the box was wired, and he opened up the box... Fucking blew his body all over the place. And he's laying there, he's fucking screaming. There's pieces of him all over me, just....like this, and I'm tryin' to pull him off, you know, my friend that's all over me! I've got blood and everything and I'm tryin' to hold him together! I'm puttin'... the guy's fuckin' insides keep coming out! And nobody would help! Nobody would help! He's saying, sayin' "I wanna go home! I wanna go home!" He keeps calling my name! "I wanna go home, Johnny! I wanna drive my Chevy!" I said *"With what? I can't find your fuckin' legs! I can't find your legs!"* I can't get it out of my head. I've dreamed it seven years. Everyday I have this. And sometimes I wake up and I don't know where I am. I don't talk to anybody. Sometimes a day...a week. I can't put it out of my mind."
Stallone is one of my favourite actors of all time.I love all the Rambo films,also love all the Rocky films.First Blood is an absolute gem of a movie and far better than 2 and 3.Rambo 4 and Last Blood are also really good.this is such an emotional movie and don’t think it’s that violent at all.Good video.👍
I think teasle felt threatened because he thought Rambo was a hippie
*"In town you're the Law, out here it's Me"*
RIP Brian Dennehy
I think the book really did a disservice to veterans with ptsd. Painted them all as lunatics, waiting to go on a killing rampage. Thankfully the movie had the sense to see how flawed the book was, as written.
great review, covered all the best scenes. You forget how well acted it was.
what's sympathetic about the sheriff being envious of vietnam war vets being worse off and less well remembered than the war vets from korea?
oh hell yeah, classic.
i can always rewatch this one over the others, awesome review as usual
I saw this movie as a kid and I remember being blown away by the acting. Then I saw Rambo II on VHS as a rental. What the hell happened after that? Hahaha. This film is a classic and your review was awesome. Keep up the great work guys.
In Croatia there was a abridged satirical version of Rambo First Blood,where when the cop pulled out Rambo's giant ass Bowie knife he asked him:"Whats this for"?
Rambo responds with:"For opening canned food".
So every time i watch the original movie i laugh at that part.
@HrvatskiHig Hey buddy, where can I find and see that satirical version?? I 'm croatian and honestly I 've never heard of it.... OR... "Hey stari, kako se zvala ta hrvatska verzija i gdje se može doć do nje??? Htio bih to vidjet.... HVALA ;) "
If you guys want to see Brian Dennehy in a great role, watch the TV movie, To Catch a Killer. He's playing John Wayne Gacy. Amazing performance.
I'd go as far as to say this film is very underrated. When people talk about Rambo they are usually referring to the second film onwards . This film is really great and a powerful portrayal of how Vietnam Vets were treated at home . Thanks for the great review guys .
Great review! I am huge fan of both the original novel and the movie, and i think that it was a good thing that they are both different, and not only because later sequels gave us some of the best action movies ever made in my opinion, but also because we got one of the best action movie icons. This first movie is the best of all four, even though others are still without a doubt very fun action films even today. I just hope that this new one will also be good and finally, the last.
It always annoyed the piss out of me that these movies aren't known as First Blood parts 1, 2, 3 etc........ The idea that Rambo = Rambo 2 is a particular teeth-grinder :Grrrrrrrrr:
Yea over here in America Vietnam veterans was treated like shit when they got back and didn't get the help they needed.
If you guys watch George Carlins comedy sketch: 'soft language' I think it's called, he explains PTSD quite well. That in WW1, having the nervous system shaken to its core in war was called 'shell shock', honest language that described the condition. Then by WW2 it was renamed 'battle fatigue', or 'operational exhaustion', not as scary, sounds like something that could happen to your car. Then by Vietnam the condition was renamed 'post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)', the humanity sucked out of it and the condition buried under jargon. If the condition had still been called shell shock, some of those Vietnam vets might've got the help they needed at the time.
George Carlin on soft language - ua-cam.com/video/o25I2fzFGoY/v-deo.html
Frank Reynolds sent me here FIRST BLOOOOODDDD
Hell yeah. This will be amazing to watch later.
Great choice guys.
You guys always do my favourites!
7:35 That shearling coat is soooooo boss
Fits his Ego, I'm sure that was the point of him wearing it 👏
This was the most realistic rambo movie although i enjoyed all four films. Rambo 4 has one of the most violent bloody finales ever put to screen.
Great review guys!! First Blood was awesome!!
(PS: Who else is here after seeing the first look at Sly in Rambo 5? Rambo vs Mexican Drug Cartels???? I can’t freakin wait!!!)
There's a lot of really weird fan art between rambo & mitch
Rambo is an amazing movie action packed
Does Rambo read Sutter Cane?
I love off the shelf reviews
Great review as always, Gents.
I remember the first time I saw this. I was so young, I couldn't stand to look at the scene when he stitches up his arm. What a fairy!!!
I’ve never seen this movie. I’m definitely gonna have to check this out now. Great review guys 👍👍
Genevieve M So what do you think now? 😉
I must confess something... I'm 28 years old and an avid film lover. Have never seen any Rambo movies however. Perhaps I shouldn't of sat through this whole review but I do that with all your lads videos. I'll sit down and watch this movie now, I absolutely love raw movies from before CG days that really allow you to feel like your in the film with the actors. Keep doing what you do guys. Oh I've never seen the godfather either? Wrap your head around that haha
Spartacus 1960 please
Lol idk about that good to know. it was a great movie and it was directed by *Stanley Kubrick* witch is everyone out of the box favorite director
I hate the Rambo series, except for the first movie. It's horrible how they trivialized war in the sequels.
Last Blood is chock full of material and I throughly enjoyed it. Give it a look 🤗
On my last day of secondary school - back in 1998 - I took off my school tie and tied it round my head. Haha, OMG. I was kinda embracing the anarchy of the situation. Or, like you said at the end, I was "embracing my inner Rambo". xD. Great video, more film reviews, please.
Really enjoy the reviews you lads do
first blood ; the best of the rambo saga 🎥 ( hot shots 1&2 is a better sequels ,?)
This is my favorite Stallone film, I read the book and was shocked by the differences but I recommend those who love this movie to read the book. David Morrell is an amazing author. I also recommend his book "Brotherhood of the Rose."
Would love to see Field of Dreams, Bull Durham or Stand by Me
great fun review. I thought Stallone wrote or co-directed the movie or something. Maybe i am confusing it with Rocky. Looking forward to Finchers Zodiac review still. no pressure :)
great film
Scream from Golden Axe. 😂
Deer Hunter Please!!!!!!!!!!
Oh hell yeah!
I was literally just gonna comment this right as I saw this....would be such an awesome review!!
Please do the sequels. Awesome video though 👍 👍 👍
Would you ever consider reviewing dead mans shoes??
ua-cam.com/video/KyyfvODGlIE/v-deo.html Video is currently blocked in the United States, hopefully not for long.
First blood...fucking awesome. Rambo 2 and 3? Absolute shit.
The Golden Axe thing blew my mind.
This review made me watch the movies months back. Thanks.
Did they talk about the government in rambo 2? Hmmm lol jk do rambo 2 fellas
I really enjoy your reviews.
the stunt driver that
drove the cop car
broke his back on impact after the brief
cop car jump and he
completed the scenes
before being taken to
the hospital
Great review guys 😊
Please Review Batman Mask of the phantasam
Did you also catch Chris Mulke from The Hidden/Mysterious Skin as one of the cops? Great film, very bare bones and therefore more effective than 2&3, with John Rambo it was very back to basics and a much better film for just that reason, when he finally goes home you really feel he has completed his journey. It's really the speech at the end of First Blood that turns an enjoyable but relatively brainless action film into a truly great film. After this every boy in my Scout troop got themselves a Rambo knife and the blades all snapped off after about a week.
There's also David Caruso from CSI: Miami as another deputy.
I love that this is sort of a Christmas film!
Never saw this before a couple days ago and I gotta say this is a great movie. Never seen the others, but I think I'll skip anything after the second cause I hear it was an okay sequel. Just okay
Total fist bumps guys 👊🏻
*Turn up*
Why are there so many cops in this tiny and safe town?
If it’s a sheriff office and not a police station, they may be responsible for more than just that one town, they could have to cover multiple ones.
you guys nailed it again brilliant thankyou
RAMBO IS FUCKING BADASS! Love this movie!
Great review guys! Outstanding Jobs!
off the shelf reviews!! please review creepshow!!!! thank you!!! goodbye
I actually like First Blood better than Rocky and Rocky is a great film but First Blood has a better script from novel adaptation and atmosphere. I will say Rocky has better supporting characters though.
vietnam vets are still not treated well its a shame
This is definitely a borderline classic action film. 8.5/10
Do fightclub
Wired Al parody Rambo first..watch uhf
Great movie! Great review! Cheers guys!
Once Art was killed from the fall Rambo knows there’s no turning back for sure now. That’s life without the possibility of parole or liable death penalty for death of a police officer.
As dark as it would have been I think the right call would have been to have Rambo die at the end. It would have also saved us from all the sequels which are mostly rubbish.
Great film choice. Awaiting Rambo 5 at the cinema's hopefully.
Amazing film about a horrible and crazy time in both american and vietnamese history smh Vietnam was a brutal and disgusting war both sides have been dealing with the repercussions to this day sadly but complete respect to the brave soldiers that took part in this war and hopefully let them know that their sacrifices were not in vain and that even if they weren't properly respected upon their arrival home that the modern American knows they went through hell and could not have more respect for each and every one of them god bless and thank you for your service to this great nation 🙏
Please, please review the master of cinema Andrei Tarkovsky's Andrei Rublev 1966, Solaris 1972, and Stalker 1979!!! You guys are truly missing out on the best film's ever made! No pun intended.
First Blood best Stallone film hands down
I don't know how I feel about so much real pain in this film. Truly, I don't know. Interesting facts, but do I respect it or be upset by it?
When will you guys do the sequels or are you too scared?
Yippee!!!
是我的最愛
This film makes me weak at the FUKIN' LYYEEGGS!
Seriously, one of the best action movies ever
Do the movie "bug" you can thank me later bros.
Oh hell yes, i fkng love this movie
You should review more Japanese horror films
I love you guys
On the real, you guys always wear t-shirts with short sleeves. Might as well go a little Rambo.
Never liked it much the worst Movie from stallone Rambo 2 und 3 are much better still a Good Movie with a good message but for my oppenion too Boring at Times overrated Movie
This movie is nothing compared to The Thing, which you guys should review
765th view!!!!!!