This movie was so dumb. imagine almost being killed, then moaning at the man who save your life before telling him you'll be reporting him? if i was rambo id kill that man
In my opinion, easily the best installment in the series, and the only one I've bought. Stallone is fantastic in this movie, and as you rightly said Cody he knows how to deliver the groceries. I saw this at the cinema, and I was stunned by the ferocity of the final act. I took a lady friend to see it, and although she normally didn't like violent films she actually applauded at the end! Plus, she was so excited by it that I got laid......never a bad thing.
I like the first and fourth best. Both are a kind of adaptation of First Blood, the former more for the plot, the latter, according to David Morrell himself, more according to the spirit of Morrell’s homicidal character.
Interesting Fact: the guy who played the main villian in the movie, Maung Maung Khin was actually a former Karen rebel soldier who first joined the resistance in 1988 (which is ironically the same year Rambo 3 was released) and he spent years fighting on the front lines against the Burmese army, until he escaped to Thailand. He agreed to the role in order to raise awareness of the Genocide going on in Burma. However, once the movie was released the Burmese government banned the movie and even went as far as to imprison his family because of his role in the movie. He was actually quoted of saying: "After this film is released, I shall keep a low profile; because Burmese intelligence is everywhere, even in Thailand, and there could be some kind of retaliation. But I had to take the part. I want people to know what is actually going on here."
That’s fucking crazy so that kind of knocks the negatives from kody outta the water but damn you learn something new everyday still haven’t seen this one I’ve only seen first blood but wow realizing the true lore of why it was made makes me wanna watch this 10x more thanks my man
Loved this movie. I thought for sure Rocky Balboa and Rambo would be awful cash grabs, but both were great follow-ups and some of the best in those franchises.
Rambo 2008 has a bigger body count, but Last Blood is an incredibly brutal, satisfying ending for our hero. However I thought the send off in this one was perfect as well but I'm so glad we got Last Blood!
@@MumRah357 - with The Passion of the Christ it is really not all that violent in terms of actual gore - it is what is behind the violence that is disturbing which is one of the reasons the movie is so brilliant.
My only real problem with this one is that it feels like it's over almost as soon as it begins. The last ten minutes are closing credits over Rambo walking down a road heh. Other than that, the movie kicks ass. I also thought it was weird that Rambo flashes back to the alternate ending of First Blood.
As a person who watched RoboCop at the age very young age I suppose I'm a bit desensitized to violence at this time in my life. But some scenes in this movie were standouts for the 👑
Awesome review as always Cody! I remember when this came out a lot of people having a problem with the gore and bloodiness of it all. But I loved Stallone's response to all that. In his commentary he said that's what happens when people get shot, especially with the large caliber weapons in this film. In real life, it's not like most action movies where people get shot and don't even fall down half the time. Especially with that 50 caliber at the end. People would literally be blown apart, exactly how it's portrayed. Can't wait for more reviews man! Keep it up!
I just got finished watching Rambo last blood I absolutely loved it it's not a movie for critics ofcourse there gonna rate it low but if you like the Rambo franchise it's a great sequel. One more thing I thought Rambo 4 was the most brutal & violent Rambo movie til I seen Rambo last blood there's parts that seem like a horror movie it's great Oh yea great review on Rambo 4
Look: "Saving private Ryan" was gross but this one was also very crude and cool. But one idea has Rambo senior fighting in WW2 in the Normandy countryside. an uber prequel.
This movie is like if you combined Rambo with Cannibal Holocaust. It's that same kind of extreme violence, grim tone, and even look. Like in that movie, this movie makes the jungle look really harsh, unforgiving, and downright ugly.
Was thinking the same thing. It would be a mistake to throw on Cannibal Holocaust for a good bloody time. It's a flick with a really grim mean streak. Same here-though I found Holocaust much more brutal.
I love this one, even though it's more difficult for me to watch. It's great to see them give Rambo someone to care about again, and it also works as both a great action movie as well as a commentary on the horrors of war. This is one of my favorites in the franchise (I wonder where Last Blood will fit; seeing it tomorrow).
Holy shit a queen with Adam Lambert shirt I knew we were always kindred spirits Cody Leach! I’ve been following the channel from the start and have always wanted to do a collaboration we could go for days lol just watched Rambo and had to go back ❤
Cody, it's not a logic issue. That's what's going on in Burma til this day. The guy who played the main villain was also a consultant who gave Stallone these true stories that he used
Great review, Cody! I've always really enjoyed this movie and put it right up there with First Blood for this franchise. It was a great return to form for the franchise and has some of the most brutally gritty and violent action sequences out there. I really like seeing an older Rambo, but I agree with you that the missionaries are very irritating.
I saw this movie before going to Afghanistan and it had me scared outta my mind to go, even tho its not done there. This movie would only be rivalled by a GWAR concert as far as gore.
I didn't see this one. I am hoping that a box set of all the movies comes out sometime after this last movie then I can have them all.. I love the character of John Rambo.
I figured as much, no worries. I was just confused because I've seen that movie quite a few times, but it's been a few years, so I was sitting there like, "Oh man, I don't remember there being anything about mercenaries. How did I completely miss that?!" 😂
@@CodyLeachYT ahh yes! The guy blowing off heads with that sniper rifle is one of them! 👌 It's definitely time for me to have a rewatch, lol. I just remember despising the missionaries and CGI blood, but loving everything else.
Out of all the action movies I’ve seen, which is a lot... in terms of the most violent of them all Rambo 4 is number 1 and Robocop Directors Cut is number 2. Struggling to find a 3rd.
Can’t believe I watched this for the first time today. Blown away by the realistic, multiple scenes of carnage. Brilliantly casted, all the mercs were great. Stallone is awesome..
I can imagine Stallone rebooting the franchise,direct it,and set it during our day and time do a solid 3 part story lone,and pick someone to carry on the name,don't know how the last one will end,but i would check it out.
I’ve only ever watched the 2010 Extended version. First time I saw the original 2008 version I felt it was kinda thin on character and Rambo was just an angry boatman. 2010 version vastly improved the character part. I guess it downplayed the violence some too? I’ve never found the EC hard to watch. About the missionaries being kept alive, there were other captives from Burma alive in that camp too. For all we know they made them work or were trying to get a ransom for them. Perhaps they wanted to wait so that whoever they asked for ransom money would feel like they only had a day or two to decide. Seeing the missionaries with two weeks of ill treatment would be a lot more visually persuasive. The character of Rambo felt consistent to me through the original four films. But they should have explained how he ended up back in Thailand living like this and why he developed the outlook that he had. It’s almost the same place he is mentally and physically in Rambo 3. This movie works better as a direct sequel to Rambo 2. The character in Last Blood is not Rambo. I’ve always thought the same as Morrell about it. Might as well be John Smith. Rambo doesn’t walk into a crowd and let himself get beat. Unless this is dementia Rambo or something else showing a serious cognitive decline. More likely it was a generic action script and they just decided to tack the Rambo name on it.
The only thing that I do not like about this movie is the that the background situation was real...but that is neither Stallone's nor Rambo's fault.The violence against civilians is hard to watch, nothing gets sugar coated here and it gives justification to the carnage that follows when Rambo brings the hammer down on those suckers in the third act. This and "Last Blood" are my second favorite installments after "First Blood". "Rambo II" and "Rambo III" are also good, they would both make third place in my book.
While I did like Rambo Last Blood, this was a better ending to the series. If I were to rank them, I'd rank them: Rambo 2, First Blood, Rambo 4, Rambo 3, and Rambo Last Blood.
It’s not even like the villains are so evil that they’re unrealistic, the things they do have happened multiple times in history, there’s the Nazis ethnic persecution and the one I think the movie took the most inspiration from is the Japanese Invasion of China and their subsequent war crimes, makes it all the more horrifying that the Burmese soldiers actions are entirely realistic.
Yes this movie was surprisingly very good. And the more trailers I see of this new Rambo movie. The more I want to see it. Because at first I was kind of on the fence with it. But we shall see how good this one is.
I really need to start those movies! I didn't see Rocky, i was mostly with Schwarzenegger, have just one more Terminator film, and after i'm checking out Rambo!
14:20 they kept hostages for two reasons. 1. Sex and 2. Soldiers. They kill off most so they don't have as many people to take care of, but keep enough to train to become soldiers.
We are around the same age and like the same stuff. I remember going to see this in theaters and just saying Holy Fuck when the violence kicked up. I enjoyed the hell out of it and you’re right regarding the ending...when he started killing everyone, you wanted everyone dead
Thanks for the review man this is my 2nd favorite rambo I love the gore and the carnage but I do agree when I think about this movie the first thing that pops in my head is that guy throwing the baby in the fire and being the father of a 5 year old little boy it's still hard to watch
The negatives: Well to respond to the first negative: That happens in Real Life. That happens in multiple countries. It happens in African countries, the middle east in general, india... Yeah, happens all over. It's notreally unheard of. All of that violence, and that FLAVOR of violence? It just happens. The movie is just portraying it and how it does happen. The Second Negative: I see that, and yes, I agree with that. I think everyone who saw the movie also agree'd with that. The thing is, there are also people like that in the world, who will do that. And especially in America today, that mentality is a huge problem. Third Negative: The logic issues. Same as the answer to the first negative. It happens alot. The world is pretty messed up. There's places where this kind of violence will happen and they'll just take whoever happens to be left after a raid and keep them for sadistic pleasures later. As you could see with the one guy, they were basically letting the pigs eat his legs while he was still alive. Boars and Pigs are known to eat basically anything, btw. It's a method of body disposal. But I suppose, now that you know about THAT particular part, it's a rather frightening aspect of torture. Imagine being conscious for the portion of it that you could remain conscious for, and watching in horror as your LEGS are EATEN before your very eyes, all while feeling the pain of every muscle and bone being chewed and crunched and torn away. It's.... Really terrifying.
Maybe because of how many times I've seen horror movies sell it as last of a series only to just make more, Freddy, Jason, and Jigsaw comes to mind, as for this next movie being last, I'm taking that as serious as wrestling retirement, maybe it would be the case, but not selling me on it being the last yet.
Easily my favorite of the series. Maybe I'm just a sick individual, but I actually CAN just throw this movie on at any time and enjoy the fuck out of it, probably specifically BECAUSE of how incredibly dark it is, and how it pulls no punches.
For violence the following can compete but cant top Rambo. We Were Soldiers Braveheart The Patriot Other then those movies i cant think of any movies that can come close to the violence.
Have you ever seen the directors cut? The horrific violence is toned down just a tad but it has more and better dialogue in my opinion. I think it's the better version but that's just me.
16:40 they kept the missionaries most likely to trade to America for weapons or some resources they want. They did reach out to the church or someone to let them know where the missionaries were, so they were going to ransom them eventually. My question is how Julie Benze's character wasn't raped before Rambo got there. It took him time to get the news, prepare, and boat to where he needed go be..
American's would be held for ransom, although they didn't mention it. A lady I went to HS with seems to do missionary work in Burma and frequently posts FB pictures. People do go there, although I personally would say hell no.
Rambo is one of if not the most gory violent action films of all time...you said you have a hard time finding a more violent action film? Saving private ryan might have it beat but not by alot.
This is the best Rambo movie ever. All Rambo sequels are awesome and badass. First Blood is overrated as hell. You always do a great job reviewing movies Cody!!👍🏻👍🏻
Check out Sean Chandler's review: ruclips.net/video/9SXDa4YhtDc/видео.html
I'm a fuckin' Rambo, biatch!
This movie will make you a man.
I was 16 walking into the theater and I walked out 30 years old with a beard and callused hands.
Nice lol
Im 25 and have a beard and calloused hands. But the callouzes is because I'm a blacksmith.
This movie was so dumb. imagine almost being killed, then moaning at the man who save your life before telling him you'll be reporting him? if i was rambo id kill that man
@@givmespace I think you're missing the point. The character was written to be 'dumb.'
loool
"Brutal" is too nice of a word to describe this movie.
True! How about GRAPHIC! It’s Rated R for strong graphic bloody violence!
It’s incredibly graphic a full slaughterhouse
It’s a vicious, gritty, bloody good time
Is that a good description of Rambo 2008?
Yeah it’s brutal but is sure is accurate way of showing what happened and still happening in Burma “civil war”
In my opinion, easily the best installment in the series, and the only one I've bought. Stallone is fantastic in this movie, and as you rightly said Cody he knows how to deliver the groceries. I saw this at the cinema, and I was stunned by the ferocity of the final act. I took a lady friend to see it, and although she normally didn't like violent films she actually applauded at the end! Plus, she was so excited by it that I got laid......never a bad thing.
Nice to hear you got laid brother! I'll drink to that!!
Part 1 and 4 are excellent. 4 has the best ending. John goes home
I like the first and fourth best. Both are a kind of adaptation of First Blood, the former more for the plot, the latter, according to David Morrell himself, more according to the spirit of Morrell’s homicidal character.
Before Freddy Krueger goes to bed, he checks under his bed for Rambo.
U mean he checks for Chuck Norris
@@jeannajanowick1887Nah, Norris is weak. Checks for Bruce Lee.
“Live for nothing, or die for something - your call.”
Interesting Fact: the guy who played the main villian in the movie, Maung Maung Khin was actually a former Karen rebel soldier who first joined the resistance in 1988 (which is ironically the same year Rambo 3 was released) and he spent years fighting on the front lines against the Burmese army, until he escaped to Thailand. He agreed to the role in order to raise awareness of the Genocide going on in Burma. However, once the movie was released the Burmese government banned the movie and even went as far as to imprison his family because of his role in the movie.
He was actually quoted of saying:
"After this film is released, I shall keep a low profile; because Burmese intelligence is everywhere, even in Thailand, and there could be some kind of retaliation. But I had to take the part. I want people to know what is actually going on here."
That’s fucking crazy so that kind of knocks the negatives from kody outta the water but damn you learn something new everyday still haven’t seen this one I’ve only seen first blood but wow realizing the true lore of why it was made makes me wanna watch this 10x more thanks my man
Loved this movie. I thought for sure Rocky Balboa and Rambo would be awful cash grabs, but both were great follow-ups and some of the best in those franchises.
This instantly became one of my favourite movies . The violence and brutality are another level .
Ccool story line too .
My favorite part is when the bad guys get shot.
chetn9ne I think that’s everyone’s favorite part!
How old are you?
@@randycelaya4412 Old enough to remember when people had a sense of humor.
i missed that part?
@@IdiocyShow Lol
Rambo 2008 has a bigger body count, but Last Blood is an incredibly brutal, satisfying ending for our hero. However I thought the send off in this one was perfect as well but I'm so glad we got Last Blood!
This film is the most violent film I have ever seen.
Same
Yeah its right up there with Martyrs and Shogun Assassin.
Try Passion of the Christ
Check out The Raid movies.
@@MumRah357 - with The Passion of the Christ it is really not all that violent in terms of actual gore - it is what is behind the violence that is disturbing which is one of the reasons the movie is so brilliant.
I wanna see a Die Hard review series
You’ll be getting your wish very soon!
Cody, you say exactly the words I have in mind about the movies. This movie makes you to want a proportional punishment for the bad guys.
I can wait to see the new Rambo movie because I am a huge fan of action movie and you are the best
My only real problem with this one is that it feels like it's over almost as soon as it begins. The last ten minutes are closing credits over Rambo walking down a road heh. Other than that, the movie kicks ass. I also thought it was weird that Rambo flashes back to the alternate ending of First Blood.
The length was not a problem tbh, the film was non stop balls-to-the-walls action and for that it delivered.
As a person who watched RoboCop at the age very young age I suppose I'm a bit desensitized to violence at this time in my life. But some scenes in this movie were standouts for the 👑
Awesome review as always Cody! I remember when this came out a lot of people having a problem with the gore and bloodiness of it all. But I loved Stallone's response to all that. In his commentary he said that's what happens when people get shot, especially with the large caliber weapons in this film. In real life, it's not like most action movies where people get shot and don't even fall down half the time. Especially with that 50 caliber at the end. People would literally be blown apart, exactly how it's portrayed. Can't wait for more reviews man! Keep it up!
"It should be hard to watch, if you don't turn away a couple times during the film i failed." - Sylvester Stallone
I just got finished watching
Rambo last blood I absolutely loved it it's not a movie for critics ofcourse there gonna rate it low but if you like the Rambo franchise it's a great sequel. One more thing I thought Rambo 4 was the most brutal & violent Rambo movie til I seen Rambo last blood there's parts that seem like a horror movie it's great
Oh yea great review on Rambo 4
Love this film. I hope Last Blood continues the Carnage candy. ;)
Ohhh it does
@Dilligent Yeoman whatever
Believe me it does
Look: "Saving private Ryan" was gross but this one was also very crude and cool. But one idea has Rambo senior fighting in WW2 in the Normandy countryside. an uber prequel.
9:50 Jesus no wonder Rambo was in mortal kombat 11!
This movie is like if you combined Rambo with Cannibal Holocaust. It's that same kind of extreme violence, grim tone, and even look. Like in that movie, this movie makes the jungle look really harsh, unforgiving, and downright ugly.
Was thinking the same thing. It would be a mistake to throw on Cannibal Holocaust for a good bloody time. It's a flick with a really grim mean streak. Same here-though I found Holocaust much more brutal.
Good job on 35k my man. You deserve every last one of them.
I love this one, even though it's more difficult for me to watch. It's great to see them give Rambo someone to care about again, and it also works as both a great action movie as well as a commentary on the horrors of war. This is one of my favorites in the franchise (I wonder where Last Blood will fit; seeing it tomorrow).
This still isn’t out in Ireland! Cannot wait though, great review man
The Raid series is just as brutal to me. Even though Rambo was fucking awesome!
Samuel Stokes The Night Comes For Us is super bloody too! Indonesia is killing it in the action game right now.
That movie was so brutal Chad Anderson. Thanks for reminding me.
Holy shit a queen with Adam Lambert shirt I knew we were always kindred spirits Cody Leach! I’ve been following the channel from the start and have always wanted to do a collaboration we could go for days lol just watched Rambo and had to go back ❤
Awesome to see Rambo again in the early Vietnam war era, olive drab bdu.
Cody, please review "Cliffhanger" next.
the scene with the.50 BMG Browning M2HB is awesome
Cody, it's not a logic issue. That's what's going on in Burma til this day. The guy who played the main villain was also a consultant who gave Stallone these true stories that he used
That guys family was from Burma.
2nd favorite in the series behind the original and i have yet to see Last Blood (but from when i’ve heard it doesn’t top Rambo anyway).
Great review, Cody! I've always really enjoyed this movie and put it right up there with First Blood for this franchise. It was a great return to form for the franchise and has some of the most brutally gritty and violent action sequences out there. I really like seeing an older Rambo, but I agree with you that the missionaries are very irritating.
I saw this movie before going to Afghanistan and it had me scared outta my mind to go, even tho its not done there. This movie would only be rivalled by a GWAR concert as far as gore.
Making the final rambo soon he is an awesome character.
That’s a nice Queen shirt, man. One of the only ones I’ve seen with Adam Lambert.
Nothing traumatized me ever. No amount of blood can do that. But damn this was bloody
Sly is such an amazing actor. No matter what movie he's always giving it his A game. :)
This one is the hardest to watch but for me its by far the best.
The most brutal by far. I love how low key boatman Rambo was until he finally unleashed his fury on those bastards.
Nice shirt, Cody! I saw them live back in 2014.
I didn't see this one. I am hoping that a box set of all the movies comes out sometime after this last movie then I can have them all.. I love the character of John Rambo.
Holy shit were my words exactly! I was so surprised that the carnage was so detailed and beautifully shot.
Another great video, man! That being said... my God, the people Rambo travels with throughout the movie are "missionaries" not mercenaries, lol!
I kept saying both so I got my signals crossed. Happens.
I figured as much, no worries. I was just confused because I've seen that movie quite a few times, but it's been a few years, so I was sitting there like, "Oh man, I don't remember there being anything about mercenaries. How did I completely miss that?!" 😂
@@Holmes8604 Yeah he teams with mercenaries to save the missionaries. Lol hence the mental mixup
@@CodyLeachYT ahh yes! The guy blowing off heads with that sniper rifle is one of them! 👌 It's definitely time for me to have a rewatch, lol. I just remember despising the missionaries and CGI blood, but loving everything else.
My favorite Rambo movie
Out of all the action movies I’ve seen, which is a lot... in terms of the most violent of them all Rambo 4 is number 1 and Robocop Directors Cut is number 2. Struggling to find a 3rd.
Can’t believe I watched this for the first time today. Blown away by the realistic, multiple scenes of carnage. Brilliantly casted, all the mercs were great. Stallone is awesome..
Cody, your movie reviews are all awesome!
Thanks man
The first time i saw the claymore blow up, i totally missed that he set it up next to the big bomb. 😂
This and First Blood are my faves of the series. Definitely wasn't a hokey actioner like 2 and 3. Real suckerpunch of a flick.
This movie is awesome! A great and BLOODY return to a great action franchise! It gets an A from me!
I can imagine Stallone rebooting the franchise,direct it,and set it during our day and time do a solid 3 part story lone,and pick someone to carry on the name,don't know how the last one will end,but i would check it out.
I’ve only ever watched the 2010 Extended version. First time I saw the original 2008 version I felt it was kinda thin on character and Rambo was just an angry boatman. 2010 version vastly improved the character part. I guess it downplayed the violence some too? I’ve never found the EC hard to watch.
About the missionaries being kept alive, there were other captives from Burma alive in that camp too. For all we know they made them work or were trying to get a ransom for them. Perhaps they wanted to wait so that whoever they asked for ransom money would feel like they only had a day or two to decide. Seeing the missionaries with two weeks of ill treatment would be a lot more visually persuasive.
The character of Rambo felt consistent to me through the original four films. But they should have explained how he ended up back in Thailand living like this and why he developed the outlook that he had.
It’s almost the same place he is mentally and physically in Rambo 3. This movie works better as a direct sequel to Rambo 2. The character in Last Blood is not Rambo. I’ve always thought the same as Morrell about it. Might as well be John Smith. Rambo doesn’t walk into a crowd and let himself get beat. Unless this is dementia Rambo or something else showing a serious cognitive decline. More likely it was a generic action script and they just decided to tack the Rambo name on it.
Will be waiting for Rambo Last Blood review!!!Awesome reviews as always Cody!!!
Very accurate movie. 2 thumbs up
The only thing that I do not like about this movie is the that the background situation was real...but that is neither Stallone's nor Rambo's fault.The violence against civilians is hard to watch, nothing gets sugar coated here and it gives justification to the carnage that follows when Rambo brings the hammer down on those suckers in the third act. This and "Last Blood" are my second favorite installments after "First Blood". "Rambo II" and "Rambo III" are also good, they would both make third place in my book.
My personal favorite Rambo movie!
Saw this movie today, 4k and extended version, love it:)
While I did like Rambo Last Blood, this was a better ending to the series. If I were to rank them, I'd rank them: Rambo 2, First Blood, Rambo 4, Rambo 3, and Rambo Last Blood.
This is the only Rambo i have seen. I really need to watch the other 3.
At least watch first blood. The others are worth seeing too
Ryan Hatton Is First Blood better then Rambo?
@@wardor9214 It's more of a thriller than action. It tackles the issues of PTSD more than others
Just watched the other 3 movies and First Blood is damn good now 2 and 3 arent as bad as people say but they are the weaker of the franchise
Heh you said mercenaries instead of missionaries. :D Great review.
Cody, that queen shirt tho, Adam Lambert has been killing it with them.
It’s not even like the villains are so evil that they’re unrealistic, the things they do have happened multiple times in history, there’s the Nazis ethnic persecution and the one I think the movie took the most inspiration from is the Japanese Invasion of China and their subsequent war crimes, makes it all the more horrifying that the Burmese soldiers actions are entirely realistic.
Yes this movie was surprisingly very good. And the more trailers I see of this new Rambo movie. The more I want to see it. Because at first I was kind of on the fence with it. But we shall see how good this one is.
Cody this is EXACTLY the Rambo i want to throw in to have a good time.
I really need to start those movies! I didn't see Rocky, i was mostly with Schwarzenegger, have just one more Terminator film, and after i'm checking out Rambo!
Maybe the most Violent Movie I've ever seen.
old school style no cgi snake is snake and bom is bom.
14:20 they kept hostages for two reasons. 1. Sex and 2. Soldiers. They kill off most so they don't have as many people to take care of, but keep enough to train to become soldiers.
We are around the same age and like the same stuff. I remember going to see this in theaters and just saying Holy Fuck when the violence kicked up.
I enjoyed the hell out of it and you’re right regarding the ending...when he started killing everyone, you wanted everyone dead
Thanks for the review man this is my 2nd favorite rambo I love the gore and the carnage but I do agree when I think about this movie the first thing that pops in my head is that guy throwing the baby in the fire and being the father of a 5 year old little boy it's still hard to watch
The negatives:
Well to respond to the first negative: That happens in Real Life. That happens in multiple countries. It happens in African countries, the middle east in general, india... Yeah, happens all over. It's notreally unheard of. All of that violence, and that FLAVOR of violence? It just happens. The movie is just portraying it and how it does happen.
The Second Negative: I see that, and yes, I agree with that. I think everyone who saw the movie also agree'd with that. The thing is, there are also people like that in the world, who will do that. And especially in America today, that mentality is a huge problem.
Third Negative: The logic issues. Same as the answer to the first negative. It happens alot. The world is pretty messed up. There's places where this kind of violence will happen and they'll just take whoever happens to be left after a raid and keep them for sadistic pleasures later. As you could see with the one guy, they were basically letting the pigs eat his legs while he was still alive. Boars and Pigs are known to eat basically anything, btw. It's a method of body disposal. But I suppose, now that you know about THAT particular part, it's a rather frightening aspect of torture. Imagine being conscious for the portion of it that you could remain conscious for, and watching in horror as your LEGS are EATEN before your very eyes, all while feeling the pain of every muscle and bone being chewed and crunched and torn away. It's.... Really terrifying.
This is the only one my dad said I couldn’t watch until I was about 14
My favorite one from the pentalogy!
Maybe because of how many times I've seen horror movies sell it as last of a series only to just make more, Freddy, Jason, and Jigsaw comes to mind, as for this next movie being last, I'm taking that as serious as wrestling retirement, maybe it would be the case, but not selling me on it being the last yet.
Love this channel.
This is my second favorite rambo
Hey Cody. The new RUclips movie just came out. It's Friday The 13th: Vengeance if your intrested to know😎🐶😎
Easily my favorite of the series. Maybe I'm just a sick individual, but I actually CAN just throw this movie on at any time and enjoy the fuck out of it, probably specifically BECAUSE of how incredibly dark it is, and how it pulls no punches.
For violence the following can compete but cant top Rambo.
We Were Soldiers
Braveheart
The Patriot
Other then those movies i cant think of any movies that can come close to the violence.
james ryan, brotherhood (tae guk gi)
Have you ever seen the directors cut? The horrific violence is toned down just a tad but it has more and better dialogue in my opinion. I think it's the better version but that's just me.
Rambo (2007), good fourth installment. The other movies were indeed a lot less gory and violent than this fourth one.
16:40 they kept the missionaries most likely to trade to America for weapons or some resources they want. They did reach out to the church or someone to let them know where the missionaries were, so they were going to ransom them eventually. My question is how Julie Benze's character wasn't raped before Rambo got there. It took him time to get the news, prepare, and boat to where he needed go be..
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American's would be held for ransom, although they didn't mention it. A lady I went to HS with seems to do missionary work in Burma and frequently posts FB pictures. People do go there, although I personally would say hell no.
2nd favorite to me
You should check out the Norwegian slashers "Fritt Vilt" and "Fritt Vilt 2". Well Worth a look.
I adore this fucking gem of a movie - ADORE IT
I could make a arguement that The Raid 2 and The Night Comes for Us are bloodier but I see your point.
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Then you're missing out of some great action films.
Rambo is one of if not the most gory violent action films of all time...you said you have a hard time finding a more violent action film? Saving private ryan might have it beat but not by alot.
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This movie is very very intense and bloody like Kill Bill
last blood came out today ere i cant wait to go see it
Honestly the saw movies arent as brutal as rambo 2008 lmao. Love itt!!
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This is the best Rambo movie ever. All Rambo sequels are awesome and badass.
First Blood is overrated as hell.
You always do a great job reviewing movies Cody!!👍🏻👍🏻
Underrated!
Hold up I did some math real quick 2019-2008=11, you said you were 18 when you saw RAMBO in theaters at the age of 18. 18+11=29 .... Are you only 29?!
Yep he's youngin. I just turned 42.
I just turned thirty-two last month
This movie was ok. But when it first came out I thought it was a reboot.