Best Scenes in Rambo: First Blood

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  • Опубликовано: 12 июн 2024
  • Relive the most action-packed, intense, and emotional scenes in Rambo: First Blood, starring Sylvester Stallone and Brian Dennehy.
    0:00 - Intro
    0:09 - Rambo's flashbacks
    1:15 - Rambo breaks out of jail
    2:53 - Helicopter freefall
    4:41 - Colonel Trautman
    6:21 - Rambo on the radio
    7:38 - The rocket launcher
    8:46 - The cave of rats
    9:28 - Truck hijacking
    10:02 - Gas station blow up
    10:48 - Rambo vs. Sheriff
    11:46 - Nothing is over
    13:01 - Nobody would help
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  • @geoffshaw346
    @geoffshaw346 Год назад +153

    Rambo's meltdown and seeking comfort like a child from Col.Trautman by clinging to him is some of the best acting I've ever seen.

    • @rogerpeed7920
      @rogerpeed7920 2 месяца назад +1

      100% Agree
      IMO, this Movie ranks right up there with other Masterpieces

  • @abdullahal-shimri3091
    @abdullahal-shimri3091 Год назад +319

    No matter how tough Rambo was, he needed a hug.

    • @GenMaster
      @GenMaster Год назад +16

      everybody could use a good hug

    • @ChaserHoon
      @ChaserHoon Год назад +3

      and looked pretty scared of those rats

    • @GenMaster
      @GenMaster Год назад

      @@ChaserHoon ever felt a rat's bite..?

    • @ChaserHoon
      @ChaserHoon Год назад +1

      @@GenMaster nope but my jack Russell used to rip em up good

    • @GenMaster
      @GenMaster Год назад +2

      @@ChaserHoon Good boy. Those things carry nasty diseases, too.

  • @anto-mac
    @anto-mac Год назад +114

    Stalones acting in this is top notch especially that last scene

    • @CAT-yk3tz
      @CAT-yk3tz Год назад +1

      If this movie came out today, it would be a dud. Three things Americans hate, ARs, Police and war veterans

    • @bmuscatello
      @bmuscatello Год назад +5

      That last scene was fantastic acting. Seriously convincing

    • @fernandorocha8459
      @fernandorocha8459 Год назад

      @@bmuscatello This last scene is excellent Rambo crying. Best scenes Rambo vs cops in jail, Rambo want kill shreiff and Rambo vs Galt in helicopter

  • @scottyellis3442
    @scottyellis3442 Год назад +216

    My oldest brother served in Vietnam "Army" Green Beret Special Forces, shot 3 times, cut, stabbed, & just plain tortured, I can say without a doubt the brother that went to Vietnam isn't the same brother that came back. He recently passed away in 2020 from complications from agent orange.

    • @CAT-yk3tz
      @CAT-yk3tz Год назад +16

      Three things Americans hate, ARs, Police and war veterans

    • @kilocasanova6838
      @kilocasanova6838 Год назад +31

      @@CAT-yk3tz you mean "American-lefties"

    • @kilocasanova6838
      @kilocasanova6838 Год назад +21

      Scotty Ellis, RIP too your brother. A REAL American.

    • @CAT-yk3tz
      @CAT-yk3tz Год назад

      @@kilocasanova6838 Unfortunately 1/3 of the eligible voters, elected Biden and the Ultra MAD group, making America what it is today, Anti-American. So when we talk about Americans, it is all Americans, Black Lives don´t matter. Even the dead that voted for Biden hate America and love the Ultra MAD group. (MAD - Make America Destroyed).

    • @aragont45
      @aragont45 Год назад +24

      Scott, my more thrully and deepest condolences for your lost. I hope your brother finally have peace!

  • @Broon_eye
    @Broon_eye Год назад +89

    His PTSD meltdown at the end is the most accurate part of any war movie I have ever seen.

  • @esosaighodaro9281
    @esosaighodaro9281 Год назад +436

    I can’t believe some people say Stallone’s acting is limited to action roles. There’s quite a lot of drama in this film mixed with the action, and he kills it. Where did he draw those emotions from in that last scene with Richard Crenna?

    • @user-tb9lx1oz9n
      @user-tb9lx1oz9n Год назад +14

      I agree with you, Esosa Ighodaro. I have said for a long time that Stallone is a superb actor. When I think of other action-type actors I can not name a single one who comes even close to Sly when it comes to bringing emotion to the surface.

    • @esosaighodaro9281
      @esosaighodaro9281 Год назад +13

      @@user-tb9lx1oz9n Yeah. I watched First Blood as a child with my mother the year after it came out. No internet to fact check anything then, so my mom made up her mind that Sly had actually served in Vietnam and suffered ptsd 😄

    • @durudcapacity7458
      @durudcapacity7458 Год назад

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    • @lisasmith767
      @lisasmith767 Год назад +9

      A lot of critics didn’t like him, he won some raspberry awards, one for Lock Up which was actually a good movie.

    • @massanylon
      @massanylon Год назад +10

      I didn't get this when I saw it as a kid. I sure as shit do now.

  • @markdavid4897
    @markdavid4897 Год назад +162

    Stallone should have won the Oscar for his portrayal of Rambo. Watching it 40 years after I first saw it back in 1982, it is better than I remember it, and Stallone's acting is superb. They just don't make movies like that anymore.

    • @kamimaza
      @kamimaza Год назад +6

      Probably one of the best roles Stallone did, that they don't make movies like that anymore is what I credit that for; the 90's and beyond saw too many explosions and special effects and far less quality acting...

    • @bdr5150
      @bdr5150 Год назад +4

      It use to be on every Saturday afternoon along with all the Rocky movies. I havent seen them on tv in awhile. Seems weird but kinda fitting the way things are going in the country.

    • @marcelbork92
      @marcelbork92 11 месяцев назад

      But did you also understand over the past 41 years what was the meaning & the intention of the film back then?

    • @markforster6457
      @markforster6457 5 месяцев назад +1

      I agree! Unfortunately, the minions of orthodoxy will never allow it to happen.

    • @aberdeendeltaforce
      @aberdeendeltaforce 3 месяца назад +3

      If they remade it in 2024 Rambo would be played by a black lesbian, the colonel would be female and everyone truly horrible would remain white 😂

  • @lawrencebrenton3365
    @lawrencebrenton3365 Год назад +355

    This movie has stuck with me for over 40 years now, since I saw it in 1982! The story, the action, the characters were all superbly acted. This movie stands the test of time!

    • @rudsansu893
      @rudsansu893 Год назад +1

      Tallest man in history

    • @michaelvaughn8864
      @michaelvaughn8864 Год назад +3

      It really does, Mr. Brenton. It was well acted all around by the entire cast

    • @CAT-yk3tz
      @CAT-yk3tz Год назад +3

      I did not like it. M60s fire 200 round belts (100 rounds less than today's Biden´s 300 round detachable box magazine AR semi-automatic civilian ghost guns coming across the US southern border). Also it can only fire continuously for about 10 minutes without having to change the barrel.
      This movie started that crazy image that M60 had continuous fed belts with unlimited ammo and auto-cooling barrels.

    • @noghanson6279
      @noghanson6279 Год назад +1

      Really ???

    • @michaelblaine6494
      @michaelblaine6494 Год назад +1

      You have to turn off that part of your mind because you’ll go crazy,I’ve had to do it myself. When someone has a .38 or .357 in a movie and shoots 9 times before reloading I would get annoyed but it happens so often in movies I’ve learned to ignore it. Same think with Die Hard,you know how quickly an MP5 runs out but I never see them load another mag

  • @stratfordbaby
    @stratfordbaby Год назад +220

    I'm too young to have seen it originally but it's clearly a powerful film. What those Vets went through is atrocious.

    • @thegent2258
      @thegent2258 Год назад +16

      @@jakartagiantrider9208you mean the south Vietnamese?

    • @ArgonNoble
      @ArgonNoble Год назад

      @@thegent2258 All of them. Victims of both the Z_____ Occ. Gov. of the United States and Communism.
      When you boil it down, it’s really just the J___.

    • @helbert.epbrazil7285
      @helbert.epbrazil7285 Год назад +3

      🇧🇷 In 70's and 80's there was just a good script and one camera, no special effects, no cables, or they were good or not! In that time, people literally stoped to do their stuffs to sit down in front a tv and watch this!👊🏾

    • @GenMaster
      @GenMaster Год назад +24

      @JakartaGiantRider Those boys were drafted, they had no idea what they were getting themselves into. Uncle Sam needed them to serve their country, that's all they were told. So yes, both parties were victims.

    • @mr.kermit_goofs_frog4135
      @mr.kermit_goofs_frog4135 Год назад +11

      @JakartaGiantRider In war there are no winners only the survivors. What the vietnamese (both north and south) went through was atrocious. But also what the U.S vets went through as well. Not a single person alive today who went through that would say it was all sunshine and rainbows. The Vietnam lands were scorched. Countless innocents died. Soldiers who were son's, father's, and brother's lost their lives. The same goes for US vets. And then those vets returned to a country that looked on them with disgust. They felt like their sacrifices were all for nothing. War is never the answer.

  • @blackflag4093
    @blackflag4093 Год назад +200

    Me and a friend went to see this when it came out in 1982. The theater was packed and when everybody was exiting the theater it was amazing to hear the reactions. Nobody expected it to be that good but it was.

    • @CAT-yk3tz
      @CAT-yk3tz Год назад +5

      If this movie came out today, it would be a dud. Three things Americans hate, ARs, Police and war veterans

    • @jacknasty6940
      @jacknasty6940 Год назад +1

      My friend and I

    • @davidhickenbottom6574
      @davidhickenbottom6574 Год назад +1

      Low budget as well. The second one was great.

    • @donarthiazi2443
      @donarthiazi2443 Год назад +2

      @@CAT-yk3tz
      Yeah Yeah we know... you've posted that exact same comment all over the comment section.

    • @CAT-yk3tz
      @CAT-yk3tz Год назад +1

      @@donarthiazi2443 Is it beginning to sink in now? You slow learners need a little more time and encouragement.

  • @GoblinGuy333
    @GoblinGuy333 Год назад +72

    Definitely the best of the Rambo movies for sure.

  • @chuckwhitehead7000
    @chuckwhitehead7000 Год назад +25

    NOTHING IS OVER NOTHING!

  • @viixy364
    @viixy364 Год назад +166

    PTSD - and they sent him to prison 😢

    • @souprchrgd
      @souprchrgd Год назад +6

      Ikr?

    • @recordno
      @recordno Год назад

      mental patient back then got view as menace of society rather than someone who need help.

    • @poorfordtransitowner1627
      @poorfordtransitowner1627 Год назад +7

      Hard labour

    • @Ben-Downlow.
      @Ben-Downlow. Год назад +8

      A common story in the states, one of the few developed countries with no universal healthcare.

    • @Archangel251
      @Archangel251 Год назад +4

      @@Ben-Downlow.even with universal healthcare, you think that they can save ALL of the ones with PTSD and mental disorders?

  • @Armatige
    @Armatige Год назад +87

    The whole movie was just stuffing for that last bit with John and Trapman. "I wanna go home Johnny. I wanna drive my Chevy" " You can't coz I can't find your legs." That was the best bit of acting out of his whole time as a film star. Frigging amazing.

    • @dtoad5576
      @dtoad5576 Год назад +10

      100%. That scene was the whole point and definition of film's message. Shell-shock, I don't know where I am, recurring nightmares, I wanna go home. Good exposure of the problem to people who never understood.

    • @esosaighodaro9281
      @esosaighodaro9281 Год назад +4

      I watched it with my mom in ‘83. I was only 13 then but it sure moved me. Later my mom said she read somewhere that a lot of ptsd addled Vietnam vets applauded the movie, something like “finally someone understands”.
      We were in Nigeria at the time so I don’t know if she made it up 🙂

    • @enriquea.berger9930
      @enriquea.berger9930 Год назад

      💯 %!!!!!! 😎 😊 👍🏼

  • @robertragolia744
    @robertragolia744 Год назад +53

    Seen this in the movies with my father in 1982 I was 11 and already a rocky and rambo fanatic and I still am to this very day

  • @TheBFBomber
    @TheBFBomber Год назад +12

    "Dont look at me, look the road. Thats how accidents happen" XD

  • @mikemccourt6225
    @mikemccourt6225 Год назад +79

    4:41 Only Richard Crenna could deliver Sam Troutman's lines with such perfection. "I don't think you understand: I didn't come here to Rescue Rambo from you..."

    • @robertragolia744
      @robertragolia744 Год назад +6

      Nobody could of played that part as great as richard crenna

    • @robertragolia744
      @robertragolia744 Год назад +3

      And the guy from full metal jacket would of been great I'm sure

    • @Mrd9960
      @Mrd9960 Год назад +7

      I came to rescue you from him.

    • @ChaserHoon
      @ChaserHoon Год назад +2

      eat things that would make a billy goat puke. lol

    • @CAT-yk3tz
      @CAT-yk3tz Год назад +1

      If this movie came out today, it would be a dud. Three things Americans hate, ARs, Police and war veterans

  • @Nadyabusiness
    @Nadyabusiness Год назад +42

    That last scene was so powerful. A man capable of so much but struggling so hard mentally. It really doesn't get the appreciation it deserves. This one actually made you think and empathize instead of the typical action movie stereotypes.

    • @arnaudsprenger7505
      @arnaudsprenger7505 Год назад +4

      Also, never has a movie franchise gotten so off-track with its sequels. The rest, as amusing as they are to me as an eternal teenager, they are actually an insult to this wonderful first movie.

  • @VoIPPortland
    @VoIPPortland Год назад +27

    I remember people cheering him falling out of the helicopter in the theater - big applause also. Ahh the 80s!

  • @edwinserrano1070
    @edwinserrano1070 Год назад +24

    "there wouldn't be any trouble if it weren't for that king shit cop...all I wanted was something to eat..." 7:13

    • @veenrat
      @veenrat Год назад +3

      I agree with that 30 miles away is a diner in town is a diner too but folks that are not welcome.

  • @mamus4
    @mamus4 Год назад +7

    Stalone in his greatest role of a lifetime

  • @joeheid4757
    @joeheid4757 Год назад +24

    This might be the most underrated movie I have ever seen. There was some real Academy Award winning shit here on so many levels.

  • @johnblaze3546
    @johnblaze3546 Год назад +11

    I was a teen when this movie came out, Love all the Rambo movies, Stallone one of the best. Rambo and 1980 metal, you could not go wrong, This was a time when men were men, Being a teen in the 80' was the best time out of any generation, party, metal, and Rambo John J. What a time it was. Glad to been there. I throw a little Red Dawn both movies in for good measure.

    • @robertcottam8824
      @robertcottam8824 8 месяцев назад

      Great times with ‘Nam but a recent disgrace and the oil from the Iranian rescue copters not yet dry!
      ‘N’ Kiss ‘n’ Van Halen!
      ‘Murca! Hell yeah!

  • @whiterabbit9187
    @whiterabbit9187 Год назад +11

    Stallone set the bar for all action heroes way back then!

  • @Ram-ni6em
    @Ram-ni6em Год назад +22

    This is the most watched movie in my entire life from the 80's...never bored!

  • @aaronjensen8455
    @aaronjensen8455 Год назад +4

    Probably ahead of its time. Not too many people knew about PTSD back then,

  • @tomboro9211
    @tomboro9211 Год назад +21

    Would love a rambo origins story when he is in Vietnam with his unit. Would be cool

  • @mark7831
    @mark7831 Год назад +36

    Favourite film as a kid of all time love ❤️ it

    • @CAT-yk3tz
      @CAT-yk3tz Год назад +1

      If this movie came out today, it would be a dud. Three things Americans hate, ARs, Police and war veterans

  • @janetduncan87
    @janetduncan87 Год назад +33

    He did these stunts himself. I think he broke a rib in this scene. His beat movie to date.

    • @michaelchevreaux7780
      @michaelchevreaux7780 Год назад +3

      There Was NO Computer Generated Effects Then.

    • @janetduncan87
      @janetduncan87 Год назад +5

      @@michaelchevreaux7780 I know. That's why most movies today are not as good. The DC comic, and Marvel movies are all computer generated. Even the Incredible Hulk series in the 70s was better than today's.

    • @michaelchevreaux7780
      @michaelchevreaux7780 Год назад

      @@janetduncan87
      I Know The Producers Trying To Make a Big Joke Of It;
      But The New 'She Hulk' Series IS Terrible,
      Compared To The Original Comics.

    • @scottknode898
      @scottknode898 9 месяцев назад +1

      He fell from lower part of cliff then shown onscreen but camera angle made it look he fell higher. Stallone did get injured as used trees to stop his fall and his screams were real as was in real pain when hit trees and broke a rib. He broke actor and stuntman Alf Humphreys (Deputy Lester) nose for real to during his escape scene from the jail.

  • @owlgothic248
    @owlgothic248 Год назад +14

    Nothing is over

    • @owlgothic248
      @owlgothic248 Год назад

      @G E T R E K T there is something out of nothing

  • @thatguy.namedmitch
    @thatguy.namedmitch Год назад +22

    2:13 - That scream he lets out….

  • @nicopolis7377
    @nicopolis7377 Год назад +10

    This was a great movie , especially the acting interaction between Brian , Sylvester and Richard .

  • @blendingsentinel4797
    @blendingsentinel4797 Год назад +12

    This is actually one of the sadest action movies ever tbh. Maybe if the Vietnam Vet's were treated with respect and given the help they deserved, movies like this wouldn't need to exist? Yes!

  • @TheBmonster1
    @TheBmonster1 Год назад +12

    They pushed him

    • @greatest_bumble_bee_dude
      @greatest_bumble_bee_dude Год назад +3

      Johnny showed massive restraint dealing with those crooked cops coming after him in the bushland.
      Especially after the trio including the sheriff threatened and shot towards him
      The way I saw it was that johnny Rambo was just defending himself

  • @JUNGLEGYMWARRIOR
    @JUNGLEGYMWARRIOR 7 месяцев назад +4

    That last scene is some of the finest acting from Stallone ,that was real emotion ,you can feel it ,I don't think I would ever not watch this movie whenever I get the chance

    • @thrashandburn10221
      @thrashandburn10221 2 месяца назад

      Stallone made Arnold seem like a wooden board with this one

  • @saleemmunshi415
    @saleemmunshi415 Год назад +5

    Watched it in 1982 still watching never get tired for a moment.

  • @chrisholt4804
    @chrisholt4804 Год назад +17

    Nothing is over segment. Wow, that one really hits home later as an adult. This movie is truly a masterpiece.

  • @chrisdane.7170
    @chrisdane.7170 Год назад +11

    40 years later, and we're still treated like shit.

    • @antoniousai1989
      @antoniousai1989 23 часа назад

      Brother, you ain't conscripted like the 'Nam generation did. You choose to go there in a dirty imperialistic war, and you pay the consequences. You also were paid well, differently from them conscripts.

  • @mark7831
    @mark7831 Год назад +22

    The tree jump is still the best 👌 has me reminiscing on my child life 😆 seriously

  • @onlyme219
    @onlyme219 Год назад +4

    That last scene showed here is a masterpiece of script and acting and brought it all home to a great movie

  • @kellyweingart3692
    @kellyweingart3692 Год назад +5

    “I didn’t come here to rescue Rambo from you, I came here to rescue you from him”

    • @Stevesautopartsify
      @Stevesautopartsify 10 дней назад

      Quote absolutely set the tone for the entire movie!

  • @outdoorguy845
    @outdoorguy845 Год назад +5

    That final scene where he tells the story about his friend was very realistic and awesome acting. Great movie

  • @johnd9031
    @johnd9031 8 месяцев назад +3

    Great movie. Stallone was perfect for that part.

  • @avriljenifersexton912
    @avriljenifersexton912 9 месяцев назад +4

    Love the movie

  • @kamimaza
    @kamimaza Год назад +5

    One can definitely see how Metal Gear's design for Roy Campbell was inspired by Richard Crenna's portrayal of Colonel Samuel Trautman here...

  • @jasun6859
    @jasun6859 11 месяцев назад +2

    This is how police treat their veteran

  • @augustopanama8905
    @augustopanama8905 Год назад +2

    One of the most disrespected actors ever!!! Rambo gets watched dozens of times by everyone who has already seen it!!! He should have won several academy awards already!!!

  • @lycanwatigot124
    @lycanwatigot124 Год назад +1

    PTSD before was called battle fatigue

  • @user-mi5nj8gj5p
    @user-mi5nj8gj5p 2 месяца назад +1

    Rambo was trained by Ukrainian special forces from Aerodynamic Operation during the 1960s . The Americans had about 110 CIA agents that were transferred in from that operation to be instructers in the Green Berets during Vietnam. Two of my fathers friends were specials in the MI6 program they saw action during Suez Canal episode in 1956 because they knew three languages fluent and were radio operators.

  • @helbert.epbrazil7285
    @helbert.epbrazil7285 Год назад +3

    🇧🇷 In 70's and 80's there was just a good script and one camera, no special effects, no cables, or they were good or not! In that time, people literally stoped to do their stuffs to sit down in front a tv and watch this!👊🏾

  • @glennhalila8279
    @glennhalila8279 Год назад +5

    There's a lot of Great Action Films that have been made. This one almost seems like it could have possibly happened in real life. I worked with a Guy in 1980 & 81 who's Dad was a Doctor. We were making lenses for Eye Glasses together. He used to talk about Downtown Saigon Vietnam. I'm glad to say that he was my buddy.

  • @jamesfrancismchalejr7944
    @jamesfrancismchalejr7944 Год назад +7

    " so much for a boring town "

  • @MapleSyrupPoet
    @MapleSyrupPoet Год назад +2

    Academy certainly should have recognized Sly for this role 🎭

    • @TheCaptainbeefylog
      @TheCaptainbeefylog 2 месяца назад

      There was a huge resentment in the US, and other places, of the armed services and Vietnam. It was "too soon" for many and so this movie was pretty much ignored by the US industry. It did win awards in Europe, where it was recogniced as a talking-point about returned services and the difficulties of readjusting to "normal" life, but that meant less than nothing in the US at the time.
      Here in Australia, Vietnam veterans weren't formally welcomed home until 1987 (15 years after ending our involvement), with an official parade in their honour. It's said (by mostly government sources) that 22.000 veterans marched. Most that I knew or have met since, refused to go, as it was seen as another slap in the face for those 60,000+, mostly conscripts, who served in a "police action" and were refused entry to the RSL (Returned Services League - similar to the American VFW). because their service wasn't in "wartime". Their fathers and uncles and so forth all had heroes welcomes and parades upon their returns from WW1, WW2 or Korea, almost immediately after the declaration of peace.
      Since then I've served and 'toured' and come home. A few times. Even in this modern and refined age I've been spat upon and had paint thrown at me for being a baby-killer. Some things never go out of fashion.
      "For it's Tommy this, an' Tommy that, an' "Chuck him out, the brute!"
      But it's "Saviour of 'is country" when the guns begin to shoot;
      An' it's Tommy this, an' Tommy that, an' anything you please;
      An' Tommy ain't a bloomin' fool -- you bet that Tommy sees!" Tommy - Rudyard Kipling.

    • @MapleSyrupPoet
      @MapleSyrupPoet 2 месяца назад +1

      @@TheCaptainbeefylog amazing ...well said, well done 👏 we always need to support our fighting men, whatever battle 👍

  • @hellmootkruger1847
    @hellmootkruger1847 Год назад +13

    Rambo warned society about ptsd before it was a thing.

    • @volvo24091
      @volvo24091 Год назад +2

      Rambo told us about police brutality even before it was a thing

    • @jamesjwalsh
      @jamesjwalsh Год назад +1

      Travis Bickle warned first.

    • @Anthony4949
      @Anthony4949 Год назад

      PTSD has been around since mankind existence dummy.

  • @OIdiesCentral
    @OIdiesCentral Год назад +3

    This was Stallones' best action comedy,ever.

  • @SamidMadengu-tb6um
    @SamidMadengu-tb6um Год назад +1

    Respect Rambo more Life to U

  • @bro7269
    @bro7269 Год назад +2

    “A man who's been trained to ignore pain, ignore weather, to live off the land, to eat things that would make a billy goat puke.”
    This is my signature on a few on my online forums…

  • @charleshumphrey2443
    @charleshumphrey2443 5 месяцев назад +1

    I started feeling cold watching him in those harsh conditions. The mountain scene was unreal.

  • @outdoorguy845
    @outdoorguy845 Год назад +3

    He did a great job with that final scene.. I can't find your legs I can't find your legs. Very realistic

  • @fusionsales3243
    @fusionsales3243 Год назад +2

    Arnie said he came into existence after seeing a person...a hero.. with so many capabilities... Still today it's one and only sly on this earth ❤️❤️❤️.... Not neglecting the aftermath...

  • @jneroo226
    @jneroo226 Год назад +2

    I first saw this movie in Juvenile Hall. I was stunned at the end and couldn't believe what I had just watched.

  • @mtsguides
    @mtsguides Год назад +4

    Rambo been on that 'F the Police' grind way before NWA 🤣🤣

  • @robindew9072
    @robindew9072 11 месяцев назад +1

    Sly Stallone is a sheer Legend. He's got style and he's got such Raw magnificent talent.

  • @pabloantonio6474
    @pabloantonio6474 Год назад +2

    Best action movie ever! Ever!

  • @lipslikesugar8470
    @lipslikesugar8470 Год назад +1

    So David Caruso became tough after meeting John Rambo.

  • @Stevesautopartsify
    @Stevesautopartsify 10 дней назад

    No cell phones, no flat screen TVs, and no computers! Just an old fashion typewriter to input poor Mr John Rambo into the system!

  • @12345682900
    @12345682900 4 месяца назад +1

    According to Sylvester Stallone, this entire movie was shot in 28 days. Incredible.

  • @1malikalik
    @1malikalik 9 месяцев назад +2

    Unremarkably, this movie was shot in British Columbia Canada 🇨🇦.

  • @jasonsalmon5949
    @jasonsalmon5949 Год назад +13

    One of my favorite movies of all time.

  • @buddhainkalyug9727
    @buddhainkalyug9727 Год назад +1

    The Best movie ever made.. The Best of Best

  • @dindomartindaga2391
    @dindomartindaga2391 Год назад +1

    One of the best movie...

  • @rajyavardhanaSingh-nt1gn
    @rajyavardhanaSingh-nt1gn 4 дня назад

    I am 90s born child but i watched Rocky and Rambo both movies really motivated me to do ""something from the point of nothing ". acting of Silvester Stallone in these movies really give ""life to the dead"" . One day i will watch these movies with siblings that for sure .such . movies are not only movies they teach life lessons to us ..

  • @highendtrends3508
    @highendtrends3508 Месяц назад

    Damn this movie hit in so many ways mentally psychologically, crazy.

  • @WyverndalesMercy
    @WyverndalesMercy Год назад +7

    The way he’s crying in the colonels arms

  • @glgdpeter
    @glgdpeter 8 месяцев назад +1

    This is the best Rambo out of all 4....

  • @L0wki
    @L0wki Год назад +1

    one of the best Antiwar Movies ever made.

  • @DonChillum
    @DonChillum Год назад +16

    The shoe shine story is just heartbreaking.
    As it tells a very true story of how war works. That kid being used as a weapon, the abuse of humanity, the horror when you realize what war really is, thinking you are fighting for the greater good when really you are just an instrument of evil, used and abused for the love in your heart and natural instinct to protect.
    And that story, most likely made up, is just one of thousands and thousands and thousands of stories like it. On all sides. The people fighting on all sides in all wars, are just as used as abused as the ones we see as 'our allies'.

    • @PhilMante
      @PhilMante Год назад

      And that shit didn't just exist in 'nam. The opening scene from american sniper was about a 9 year old with a grenade the sniper had to wipe out.

    • @tomthebomb557
      @tomthebomb557 Год назад +1

      My dad was a WW2 vet (he was on the 3rd wave at Juno beach on DDay) and one day I brought this video home and we watched it. He cried at that scene like a baby..heartbreaking for sure

  • @nayak5550
    @nayak5550 11 дней назад

    If Soldier hurt by its own citizens ,his morality goes down,,,, Respect Soldiers. great movie

  • @noelhernandez363
    @noelhernandez363 2 месяца назад

    First blood is a classic, definitely in my top 5 80's action movies!! RIP Col Troutman and sheriff Teasel

  • @garylokers2083
    @garylokers2083 Год назад +2

    Amazing acting Stallone is amazing

  • @user-uh6lm5wv6n
    @user-uh6lm5wv6n Месяц назад

    Amongst all the great films that have come from the US/Hollywood Stallone's are up there with the greatest. First Blood and Rocky, I've never seen any part of his acting in either of these 2 films that even hinted he did what "the audience wants" or what will "sell tickets". No over the top, exaggerated scenes or acting, instead acting that remains true to the topic. In First Blood his dedication to portray this broken man with PTSD is surreal. At 1:27 he doesn't react until the Cops batton is under his throat, he was so locked onto the blade that triggered his PTSD, it was only until something touched his skin that he was able to break that concentration. Brilliant actor

  • @academyofnaturaljustice8939
    @academyofnaturaljustice8939 Год назад +2

    I hitchhiked everywhere back then, cops were really like that, Brian Dennehy played the 1970's cop to perfection. Hitchhiking was extremely dangerous, many hitchhikers were murdered and or went missing. If a cop drove past you knew he was coming back for you, so i would quickly hide making it look like i had got a lift, after awhile i would find another hitchhiking spot where i could see the cars before they saw me and could hide if i needed to. As i said, hitchhiking was really dangerous. Top movie, it really did reflect the nasty attitude towards hitchhikers back then.

    • @ltjjenkins
      @ltjjenkins Год назад

      You'd be a good interview

  • @troyspurling1910
    @troyspurling1910 Год назад +1

    The last scene with the Col. continues with vets to this day. Our country still doesn't know how to help them with PTSD, and finding their next mission in life as a civilian. We need to do better by them.

  • @MarcCastellsBallesta
    @MarcCastellsBallesta Год назад +1

    Best film against war ever made.

  • @richardlopez4318
    @richardlopez4318 Год назад +4

    Anytime there is a movie scene beating up police, like Rambo or Terminator, It's an automatic 5 stars.

    • @1danieltube794
      @1danieltube794 Год назад

      Grow up! There are so many great cops out there. They got dangerous work fighting criminal scum everyday. Show some damn respect you punk!

  • @AndrewChaleff-uk6yl
    @AndrewChaleff-uk6yl Год назад +1

    In this movie, I honestly felt the cops deserved everything that Rambo dished out!

    • @Stevesautopartsify
      @Stevesautopartsify 10 дней назад

      He just wanted something to eat! For Christ sakes he's a US veteran and should have gotten a meal and a hotel for free!

  • @meisterwue
    @meisterwue 2 месяца назад

    What a movie ......so excellent acting and it is a movie like a mirror for us now in our days

  • @johnmorrison3556
    @johnmorrison3556 Год назад +3

    The way vetenam veterans were treated when they came home was horrible. Thank you for your service, and welcome home

  • @gwmba1989
    @gwmba1989 Год назад +3

    There are certain people that you should not mess around with. Vietnam vets are a good example!

  • @gandhar1277
    @gandhar1277 Год назад +5

    3:55 - "Hey Soldier Boy". 😆 Nah ,dudes.
    If that was the real Soldier Boy he would throw a Mercedes through your windshield.

  • @sebastianslagiatt6113
    @sebastianslagiatt6113 Год назад +1

    I love this movie.

  • @gusm5128
    @gusm5128 11 месяцев назад

    I always thought “ Rambo “ was Sly’s best character.

  • @albundy6008
    @albundy6008 Месяц назад

    The best scene has to be when Col. Troutman shows up at the sheriff's comand post and says, "God didn't make Rambo, I made him."

  • @nickkrings2
    @nickkrings2 2 месяца назад

    I have never seen Rambo. I was born 78 and never saw it.
    Maybe it’s ok I never saw it until now. This is powerful, and truly sly should or could have won the Oscar for his ‘coming to god’ scenework. Inspired and beautiful. Raw and powerful.

  • @docmason9677
    @docmason9677 Год назад +1

    I had a neighbor who had a 17 year old son who started dressing in camouflage and thinking he was Rambo when these movies came out. I use to say 'hey how's it going 'Ramboy'. I would avoid me and I would just smile.😎

  • @fonetree
    @fonetree Год назад +6

    When I first saw this movie in 1982 as a kid, it was cool to say and act out the parts like Rambo did, especially the ending scene in the Police station. We just thought it was a great "war" movie and didn't really comprehend what war really was. Watching it after my combat tours in Iraq and Afghanistan shed an entirely different light on it. A lot of the scenes are now very emotional for me and I can only imagine how a Viet Nam combat veteran feels. Please America take care of your Veterans and stop paying for anyone and everyone to enter our country! Take care of our Vets that need it!

  • @digitaldale
    @digitaldale Год назад +1

    My dad used to let me watch these movies from like the age of 8 or 9. I watched Rambo really young, and ashamed to say at 13:48 i laughed, because of the way he sounded, (i was too young to know about the vietnam war or the atrocities that occured and followed it), and remember my dad telling me off, and explaining how serious the war was and how veternans afterwards were treated so poorly.
    Now whenever i watch this scene it brings a tear to my eye. I guess the moral is the older you get, the more you understand, and the more morality you have of the world and the effects of people.

  • @robertodibaggio8181
    @robertodibaggio8181 Год назад +5

    Great film, great work by Stallone in this whole film and that last scene of Rambos breakdown is some of the best acting you will ever see; a "war machine" broken by what he lived though but his friend didn't "..and NO ONE would help!" the agony in those words. Even in all the combat he saw over the years, this is obviously the event that changed [ruined] him forever, its the episode he brings up at this moment in the story when he really has nothing left to fight for and he shows us why of what happened to him.
    also, the novel is a brilliant work as well.

  • @TheCaptainbeefylog
    @TheCaptainbeefylog 2 месяца назад

    Dammit. Gotta go re-watch this now.
    Probably Stallone's finest work, in my opinion.

  • @Schizniit
    @Schizniit Год назад

    This is my favorite First Blood movie because it addresses a problem not enough people care for, that's combat veterans with PTSD. I've personally known Vietnam combat vets who had endless horror stories of having to watch their friends ambushed, caught in brutal traps, blown to pieces, captured and tortured, etc. I truly think the Vietnam soldiers were the absolute worst treated soldiers in American history. They didn't want the war, they didn't want to watch their friends or the people around them die fighting a war that was never going to be won. The soldiers didn't deserve to be the recipients of people's misplaced anger with politicians, they were just scared kids who were trying to stay alive.