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Yea, saw it earlier after work.

It's got to be the most intense of all the films.

It's graphic and gory as hell, lol. Like it makes the other Rambo movies look like a soap opera. The kills in it are ridiculous. It's more violent than any SAW movie.

I love the movie poster. Good story too. Good job Stallone. It's the best action movie i've seen in years.

I just saw this earlier as well and thought it was really really fun.

I was blown away by the gore; holy shit. Some scenes were downright brutal. Even a couple of kids are murdered. It was a wild and fun ride.

Wow, maybe I should see this today.

apparently Sly still has it.

This movie...was totally badass.

Saw it on friday, was so badass... loved every second of it..

only thing bad was maybe some of the acting was a bit meh
and it was a little short

but the action and everything covers that tall up



i recorded about 2 min of it to show my friends how badass it was so they can see it.. illegal i know but its only 2 min

Do the previous Rambo movies need to be seen before I can appreciate the new film?

No

I've only seen the first one, and I barely remember it, and I enjoyed the new one.

I'm really looking forward to this, but its not out for a while yet in Aus. There has been a couple movies where children get taken out brutally lately, AvP had a couple of kids go down too (not to mention pregnant women), and if Backfires given it the gore thumbs up, I'm there.

Damn this movie was the shit!! It was bloody and gory as f**k. 300 was a kids movie compared to this one. I liked the flashback scene(dream sequence) using the previous movies. It was so intense that a few women walked out of the theater. The only thing I was bother( only a bit) was that he stayed in that damn torrent/machine gun(jeep) and didnt get off for a while. I wanted more hands more hands on from Rambo

Best Rambo was the first, but this one was bloody and violent and very good.

ive been meaning to see this. When i first saw the trailer some months back. I intended to see the movie just to see how bad it would be. I realized recently, though, any movie that revolves around a 60 year old sly stallone, pissed off, taking on an army and making shit dead cant go wrong. Stallone looks like a brick shit house in the previews .

I dunno if it was special fx, a double or what but when he was running through the jungle, he was flying! He seemed real fast for 60+ years old.

Movie was so damn awesome, I wasn't expecting a helluva a lot but DAMN! Stallone can still kick ass like no tomorrow. Loved the Merc sniper to. it was sick at the end how they were just ripping through people with those .50 cal shots, and when Rambo ****s up all those guys with the bow pure GREATNESS

Man, I guess I better see this movie.

Originally posted by Menetnashté
Movie was so damn awesome, I wasn't expecting a helluva a lot but DAMN! Stallone can still kick ass like no tomorrow. Loved the Merc sniper to. it was sick at the end how they were just ripping through people with those .50 cal shots, and when Rambo ****s up all those guys with the bow pure GREATNESS that part was so awesome, i liked that one explosion.. shit was huge

Wow Stallone still has it, lol

This movie was so awesome.

any news about the fifth installment of Rambo?

i don't think I will like this movie,I've seen the trailer before and Stallone seems to be too old to make another Rambo, IMO he wasn't fit for the film already.

Originally posted by erikko
any news about the fifth installment of Rambo?


Sly has said that this Rambo was it for him. If the studio wishes than they would reboot the franchise with someone else as John Rambo

i just got back from seeing this actually. loved the violence. there are a few wtf moments, but pretty realistic. when rambo was manning the machine gun... holy shit. school boy kicked ass... he needs his own movie.

and was it just me or did sly have fat fingers... i mean FAT fingers. bardock

i'm really looking forward to this. I loved First Blood, and even though i hated both sequels, i still had high hopes for this.

If i ever make it as a director, i want to remake First Blood, but make it more faithful to the novel. The book had a million times more violence and gore than First Blood and the first two sequels combined.

http://movies.yahoo.com/mv/news/va/20080204/120212106600.html

'm getting bored seeing this movie again, I don't think this could be more interesting than the first one.

Ive been waiting for this movie.,

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
apparently Sly still has it.

It's more about its viewers still having an appreciation for nostalgia, really.

Sly barely has motor skills, much less "it" with regards to filmmaking.

-AC

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
It's more about its viewers still having an appreciation for nostalgia, really.

Sly barely has motor skills, much less "it" with regards to filmmaking.

-AC "It" meaning he is still a draw at the theatre. I take it you have never seen Sly in a non action movie, his acting isnt that bad.

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
"It" meaning he is still a draw at the theatre. I take it you have never seen Sly in a non action movie, his acting isnt that bad.

I know what you mean, and it's not that he's a draw, it's that he finally clocked onto nostalgia, and others bought it. If he had "it", he wouldn't have faded into nothingness.

The only other good movie he's ever been in, and been good in, is Copland.

I say "other", I don't know why. He hasn't been good in anything else.

-AC

apart from rocky

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
I know what you mean, and it's not that he's a draw, it's that he finally clocked onto nostalgia, and others bought it. If he had "it", he wouldn't have faded into nothingness.

The only other good movie he's ever been in, and been good in, is Copland.

I say "other", I don't know why. He hasn't been good in anything else.

-AC whats that movie where he is a mob boss trying to go clean and his daughter is getting married to a banker? it has Chazz Palamenteri in it and Vincent Perez in it. Sly was good in that one.

Here it is: http://movies.go.com/oscar/d811133/comedy

Originally posted by Deano
apart from rocky

I never saw why people liked that movie.

-AC

Apart from Demolition man, Tango & Cash, Cliffhanger, Assassins.....

I suppose its a matter of taste, you don´t go and watch Stallone if you appreciate Shakespeare type acting, if you like action then Stallone, Schwarzenegger & co are a good bet.

that sniper guy was badass

I liked the new Rambo flick, it was kinda off the chain in places, good effects, well shot, stallones face of melted wax, lots of blood and guts, could have done with more of a denouement but good entertainment.

Originally posted by Bicnarok
I suppose it's a matter of taste. You don't go and watch Stallone if you appreciate Shakespeare type acting. If you like action then Stallone, Schwarzenegger, & co. are a good bet.

Good point.

What I find shallow is how some people regard the others as stupid or low for watching and or maybe even liking a movie like the latest Rambo flick just because the film isn't Shakespearean in manner.

Forget that. It was Shakesperean in action.

I don't think people are stupid or low for liking it, I think it's stupid and low to confuse a movie being good, with the viewer being hyped by nostalgia. It's like people who were young when Doom came out saying "It's better than all these new FPS games.", it's not, clearly.

If Rambo was a new, un-franchised movie with an unknown actor, it wouldn't have got anywhere near the acclaim.

If you like it because of nostalgia, fine, but it is what it is.

-AC

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
I never saw why people liked that movie.

-AC you serious? Its the ultimate guy movie.

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
you serious? Its the ultimate guy movie.

That's kind of my point, I've never bought into that kind of bs.

-AC

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
That's kind of my point, I've never bought into that kind of bs.

-AC so movies like Rocky, Ryans song, Rudy, you dont get into that whole male bonding crack open a sixer experience?

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri


If Rambo was a new, un-franchised movie with an unknown actor, it wouldn't have got anywhere near the acclaim.


-AC

No, but it would still be what it is, and it is sweet, sweet trash.

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
so movies like Rocky, Ryans song, Rudy, you dont get into that whole male bonding crack open a sixer experience?

People who need a certain of genre of film, to bond with their friends are a bit of a joke.

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
People who need a certain of genre of film, to bond with their friends are a bit of a joke. I never said I made a habit of doing it, but I can understand why some guys get drawn into it. I tend to watch movies alone anyway. Easier to focus on the movie that way.

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
so movies like Rocky, Ryans song, Rudy, you dont get into that whole male bonding crack open a sixer experience?

No, because I find beer gross, and find the herd mentality of "If you're a guy, you must like certain things." to be completely idiotic.

-AC

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
No, because I find beer gross, and find the herd mentality of "If you're a guy, you must like certain things." to be completely idiotic.

-AC I never bought into it either, but I wouldnt call it idiotic. Different people are into different things, thats all.

I said the idea that being a guy automatically makes you feel you have to like certain things is idiotic.

Not those specific things themselves.

-AC

I agree. I get made fun of all the time for some of ths shit I like, movies I watch.

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
I don't think people are stupid or low for liking it, I think it's stupid and low to confuse a movie being good, with the viewer being hyped by nostalgia. It's like people who were young when Doom came out saying "It's better than all these new FPS games.", it's not, clearly.

If Rambo was a new, un-franchised movie with an unknown actor, it wouldn't have got anywhere near the acclaim.

If you like it because of nostalgia, fine, but it is what it is.

-AC

This new Rambo was a good action movie. Is someone stupid in saying that?

And you must be crazy to assume i think early doom was better than Doom 3, lol. Doom 3 and mostly all current FPS kick the living shite outta 99% of past FPS. In fact i'm only into the newest FPS if they're good.

And if Rambo was a new, un-franchised movie with an unknown actor, it still would've been a kick ass action movie. Sure it wouldn't have gotten anywhere near the acclaim because it'd lack the starpower Stallone would bring because his popular connection with the film still would've been a kick ass action movie. One i would've still watched. Cause it looked raw and gory as hell.

Originally posted by FistOfThe North
This new Rambo was a good action movie. Is someone stupid in saying that?

No, I just disagree.

Originally posted by FistOfThe North
And you must be crazy to assume i think early doom was better than Doom 3, lol. Doom 3 and mostly all current FPS kick the living shite outta 99% of past FPS. In fact i'm only into the newest FPS if they're good.

Kudos to you, I love Doom, but some people take nostalgia too far. I prefer playing Doom to Halo, but Halo is clearly superior overall.

Originally posted by FistOfThe North
And if Rambo was a new, un-franchised movie with an unknown actor, it still would've been a kick ass action movie. Sure it wouldn't have gotten anywhere near the acclaim because it'd lack the starpower Stallone would bring because his popular connection with the film still would've been a kick ass action movie. One i would've still watched. Cause it looked raw and gory as hell.

So you agree, then.

-AC

I saw Rambo last Saturday night and it was pretty bad ass. I was never a huge fan of the other Rambo movies and I'm not the biggest Stallone fan, so therefore I did not go see it for nostalgic purposes. As far as an action flick, I thought it delivered. The violence was artfully done. The shots where limbs go flying off and blood splatters in every direction were great. This movie really sets up the bad guys as people who you really want to see die, therefore watching Rambo and the other soldiers kill them was very satisfying. Worth seeing? Yes. I even liked it better than Cloverfield.

Just saw it and I loved it...

Again, another well made movie from Sly to complete a series.

I've watched its movie trailer and I find it very awesome., and from that I'm planning to watch it.,

I wasn't going to see this movie until almost everyone on here convinced me I have to see it. Now I will definitely have to sit down and watch it. i am excited

Originally posted by TheFunkyApe
I wasn't going to see this movie until almost everyone on here convinced me I have to see it. Now I will definitely have to sit down and watch it. i am excited

Yea, go watch it. You'll like it.

It's a kick a$$ action movie. It's definetely not for the faint of heart, so buckle up.

People die!

Gotta love Stallone's outlook on this movie.

"People find war glamourous, this shows that it's not.".

Of course, in his ever infinite wisdom, he chose to show that war is not fun, a game or glamourous by filming a movie in which armies get blown apart by a man on his own who can barely form a coherent sentance.

-AC

Originally posted by Rajendra
i don't think I will like this movie,I've seen the trailer before and Stallone seems to be too old to make another Rambo, IMO he wasn't fit for the film already.

Among the young actors today, who do you think is fit for the part?

Why would SLY give his baby over to another actor? when he started it and wants to end it on a good note.

regina414 A wrestler star may do., Just like Batista.,

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
Gotta love Stallone's outlook on this movie.

"People find war glamourous, this shows that it's not.".

Of course, in his ever infinite wisdom, he chose to show that war is not fun, a game or glamourous by filming a movie in which armies get blown apart by a man on his own who can barely form a coherent sentance.

-AC

Foo, you even see da movie? He only fights one army and he does not work alone. You just be preachin up here like you know sump'n.

Doesn't actually negate my point.

-AC

Rambo was so popular., and almost everyone knows it.,

Indeed, he was rather good in Cop Land compared to a lot of his other work. Also had James Mangold to get it out of him in Cop Land.

As for the Rambo movies, I have yet to see a single one.

well I saw the movie and it was quiet interesting, the action are good, the guns and the effects but I just didn't like to see Stallone again, he seems to be so old on this film.

This was pure entertainment, and it wasn't as heavy with the politcal agenda as I thought it would be. Hell, Burma has yanked it from their theatre for making them look bad, even though it's art imitating life. The black market copies are selling like hotcakes though, lol.

The Burmese know the truth..

its a good movie. nothing more nothing less. First Blood is still the better movie

Is it true that this is the bloodiest Rambo film ever because of the numbers of people he killed.

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
and find the herd mentality of "If you're a guy, you must like certain things." to be completely idiotic.


Yea such as if your a guy you must automatically like Cars.....pretty much be petrol head

Originally posted by Deano
its a good movie. nothing more nothing less. First Blood is still the better movie

You actually paid money to see it?

no i didnt actually

I haven't seen this new Rambo film. Do you think this will be the last one?

We can only hope.

I paid to see it, and had fun, too.

Im leaving soon to go to the cimema to go see Rambo and i cant wait i have hear its good for good mindless fun. So hoping for a good entertaining night all round.

.

Saw it a few days ago. The story was mostly lame as well as the acting and dialouges. So, if you take away all the extremely gory and bloody action-scenes, it was mostly bad.

4/10 at best.

I bet the end credits looked allright...

The end credits were amazing! The font was pleasant to the eyes, and the scroll speed was not to fast, not too slow, but just right.

yea, this movies' definetely not for the artsy hearted. So metros, stay away.

hehe

Originally posted by =Tired Hiker=
The end credits were amazing! The font was pleasant to the eyes, and the scroll speed was not to fast, not too slow, but just right.

But it took a bit too long for it to get started?

is the violace better then 300?

^ i've never even heard of "violace" but if your comparing it to 300, it sounds like fun.

Originally posted by Antediluvian89
Saw it a few days ago. The story was mostly lame as well as the acting and dialouges. So, if you take away all the extremely gory and bloody action-scenes, it was mostly bad.

4/10 at best.

... are you serious?

Originally posted by Antediluvian89
So, if you take away all the extremely gory and bloody action-scenes, it was mostly bad.



well...,yeah, it's Rambo, mate.




I enjoyed the movie. I never liked the two sequels and was never to fond of first blood. Anyone that watches this movie is only watching it to see Rambo murder. Thankfully, in this film, he does it in style.

I hated the last two Rambo movies made after the original First Blood so I just cant bring myself to see this movie.

I think this was a worthy sequel filled with lots of gory action and cool moments for Rambo's character. I just wish it was a little longer.

I'll be picking this up when this is out

when is it out?

Its out at the end of next month

rambo and a 50. cal = a lot of dead bodies

There gonna make rambo 5

Saw this last night and it was not memorable at all... so a fifth coming, ugh. I've yet to see the other Rambo movies, will I feel the same?

Originally posted by coolmovies
There gonna make rambo 5


As skeptical non rambo fan. I was pleasantly satisfied with Rambo4 . It was like a a true 80's action flick with some modern style thrown in. I've always liked Stallone and considering how much he has done for action movies. I thought he deserved another Rocky and Rambo movie if he really wanted to put those characters to rest in a different way. I thought he succeeded in doing so with both Balboa and john Rambo. With the news of a 5th Rambo, im quick to jump to the conclusion that this outing is no longer a nostalgic mission, but an attempt to milk a dying cow that once harvested nothing but money.

Is it just me, or was Rambo even more badass in Rambo 4 than the others?