Rambo: First Blood Part 2 (1985) - MOVIE REACTION - First Time Watching
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- 🩸Welcome back to my channel🩸 In today's video I am watching FIRST BLOOD PART 2 (1985)! I watched FIRST BLOOD a couple of months ago and really enjoyed that movie, it was so meaningful and really tugged at my heart strings! Naturally, I've been very curious to learn more about John Rambo and where his story goes from there. I'm anxious and excited to be watching this today so grab your chicki nuggies and choccy milk because we're jumping in! 💦
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🤩Really glad to be watching PART 2 after having recently watched the very emotional PART 1🥺I feel invested in Rambo and found myself wanting to know more about where his journey went after watching Part 1 so needless to say I went into this feeling both anxious and excited to see PART 2. I was pleasantly surprised by this movie so I hope you enjoy my reaction!
Your reaction was awesome
Thank you for always putting out quality videos for us to enjoy
I watch all ur reactions unless I thought the movie sucked.
Julia Nickson plays the female sidekick, she is quite talented and one of the most beautiful women I have ever seen. As for the film itself, I enjoyed this sequel, it really gives the audience a bit more perspective on how Rambo views things and operates mentally. The best installment in Rambo 4 (2008). A very gruesome film but again it's all about perspective. I liked your reaction Laurenn and hope you finish the series.
Yeah... this is not a great film Commando is so much better (released in competition with each other).
1985 was the tenth anniversary of the last Americans out of Saigon, the official end of the Vietnam War. There were a lot of Vietnam War-related retrospectives that year, and really throughout the 1980s.
It might be mindboggling to you to know that there was a Rambo action figure toy line inspired by this movie as well as a cartoon series.
The sounds of the arrows before the explosion 💥
Hey Lauren, Cool factoid. James Cameron helped Stallone write the script for Rambo II. Stallone called on him to help get the action and emotion balance right. I think they pulled it off really well.
Sylvester Stallone also starred in Rocky IV that same year. There are three more films after this. A spiritual successor to the Rambo franchise is the Expendables franchise
Got to love 80's and 90's, where British Royal actors pay action movie bad guys (see Alan Rickman) between Shakespeare roles.
Hey Lauren, my town had 200 seating theater. For Rambo a thousand people showed up everyday for two weeks. It was a melee to say the least. ---- People climbed over babies and old ladies to get in to see the movie. ----- The movie sold out like a Cabbage Patch doll at Christmas. It finally cooled down after a month of shows.
FUN FACTS:
1) The co-writer of this movie is none other than James Cameron himself.
2) The woman is INDIGENOUS AGENT Ko Bao. Remember Rambo repeated her name back to Murdoch during the briefing.
3) The Pirate boat captain was played by the same actor who played the Chinese General in Lethal Weapon 4.
4) Clues into Murdoch being fake are there. Rambo picked up on the one of him being with the Marines in Kon Tum in 66 but Rambo knew the Marines were in Kud Sank instead. Next Murdoch says to Troutman, "It wasn't my war. I'm just here to clean up the mess." That should also have been a red flag as he just claimed he was NOT in Vietnam like he said he was at the beginning of the briefing.
5) The actor playing the Russian Colonel is probably more famous for playing Victor Maitland in Beverly Hills Cops a year earlier.
6) The actor who very much wanted to play the part of the large Russian Sgt. but was turned down was none of other than DOLPH LUNDGREN. Stallone remembered how much he wanted the part so he gave him Drago in Rocky 4.
7) Major continuity errors regarding Rambo's arrows and explosive heads. In the beginning we see him put FOUR explosive heads in the case yet we see him use FIVE. Also like unlimited ammo in 80s movies, Rambo had unlimited arrows. After he shot so many soldiers with arrows throughout the film, just before he exploded the Vietnamese camp leader we see his quiver has almost a dozen more arrows in it (25:54). Moments later when he is about to use the FIFTH explosive head, he pulls that ONE LAST arrow out of the quiver.
8) More continuity error over Rambo's unlimited M60 ammo. You literally see him with a short belt of ammo one second then the next the belt is 3 feet long. Just back and forth on the ammo.
9) BLOOPER - When Rambo used the LAW rocket to shoot down the Russian HIND helicopter from his chopper, they split second inserted his hand on the Russian RPG launcher from the boat. Also if Rambo really had launchere a LAW rocket from inside his chopper and all those POWs were in the back, they would have gotten cooked a bit.
10) When Rambo lands his chopper at the base, you can actually see the technical guy using a fire extinguisher to simulate the smoke coming from the chopper engine.
YES!!! This movie is from my childhood. I saw it a million times, but didn't actually see First Blood until I was an adult. (Had to watch what was available on cable.)
As a kid I always thought part 2 was part 1. Part 2 being the war he went thru then coming back to the states in part1. Basically I thought 2 was 1 and 1 was 2
I think another good but lesser known Vietnam movie worth watching is “Uncommon Valor”. It has a great ensemble cast including Patrick Swayze, Gene Hackman, Fred Ward, and Randall Tex Cobb. Gene Hackman is an Army Colonel searching for his son who is a POW after the war ended. He puts together a group of vets to go back and rescue him and other POWs still being held. It’s a good movie. Hopefully you’ll check it out. Awesome reaction as usual. Hope you finish the franchise.
I second that. Uncommon Valor was super entertaining and an unexpected role for Gene Hackman. BTW have you seen The French Connection? Hackman’s iconic movie.
I third that. Great movie
Bat21 is pretty good too and, The Missing in action trilogy with Chuck Norris as well.
Uncommon Valor is a Great movie
I remember watching this part 29 years ago. Didn't get the political message then (as if 9 years old eastern european boy in the end of the Cold War can), but years later i appreciate the first three movies and the work James Cameron and Sly did with the character of John Rambo.Well, at least is action packed 80's style :)
Love the reaction, Laurenn. You will love the 3rd part..
Feel LL is totally one of us with how she appreciates these action classics, she def needs a little John J. action figure along with a Murphy and T-800 : D
The Viet Nam vets were finally getting some respect after the way they were treated during the war. My brother went over there. When Rambo said ''we want our country to love us as much as we love it" I heard there were several Nam vets in the audience who just busted out crying. I served in the military when this movie came out. I didn't have to go to war. But dang, I sure got misty myself and felt much compassion for those who had served before me.
I was born in '77 and the war ended in, what, '73 or '74? So, obviously, I wasn't around during the war, but I've read about how our soldiers were treated after they returned home from 'Nam and it made me sick. I've had the pleasure of meeting some of the Vietnam vets here in my hometown and had some great conversations with them. I thanked each of them for serving our country and I thank you, also, Kurt.
@@Rambo-Gaming the My Lai Massacre and numerous other atrocities committed by the American military is why the Vietnam veterans were treated the way they were.
3rd movie is ok, but 4 and 5 are *chef's kiss*
Last Blood is an insult to the charackter of John Rambo....
Yes ❤Lauren I've jumped out of a plane ..82nd Airborne .. I miss it!..
Hearing Stallone joke about how Arnold did Commando as a response to Rambo is a hilarious clip RUclips! You've gotta watch that on your stream today! lol
Commando came out a month after Rambo 2 and was more entertaining for its humor and not taking itself so serious as R2.
You just can't go wrong with anyone of the Rambo❤️❤️. Waiting on 3 ! As in first one is Rambo showing how long there have been prisoners of war,. And why we haven't gotten them all back
11:00 yes rambo was given an order not to engage the enemy however he lost 99% of his gear including his camera when he parachuted out of the plane. His primary mission was to bring back proof if there were POWs in Vietnam that were still alive. So rescuing 1 POW was the only option to accomplish his primary mission.
Rambo III is as good! LOVE your Reactions!
Rambo's Monologue at the end really opened civilian Eye's up about our Military. We aren't Power Mad, Goose-Stepping, War Mongering Autonomons. Many of us served because we Love our Country and want to protect what we have.
This wasn't as deep or emotional as the first movie, but seeing Rambo f*ck people up is crazy entertaining. I haven't seen any of the sequels after this, but I imagine they take things to Commando levels of action lol
P.S. Great reaction as always
Commando was more entertaining for its humor, but the Rambo series had no humor and took itself too seriously. Rambo 4 is probably the bloodiest of the series.
They use a lot of stock footage of helicopters !
Rambo 4 is insane.
No group of villains had it coming more.
Extremely extreme.
You should see RAMBO 4 @AwakenAtNight
Hard to believe, but the three most over-the-top action movies of the 80s came out the same year, 1985: Rambo First Blood part 2, Commando, and Death Wish 3!
RAMBOOOOOOOO WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I was just thinking and hoping you'd react to the Rambo sequels!
This was a good sequel. It still had a good message especially with the end scene.
I thought it was a great sequel! I really enjoyed it, lots of good messages throughout this movie for sure. Thanks for tipping the video Karl I appreciate that!🥰
@@LoveLaurenn my pleasure. I thought the film delivered it's best from when the chopper landed with the POWs to the end.
@@LoveLaurenn PLEASE REACT TO BAD BOYS (Will Smith)
MONEY TALKS (Chris Tucker),
BLUE STREAK (Martin Lawrence)
LIFE (EDDIE MURPHY)
NOTHING TO LOSE (TIM ROBBINS)
THE EQUALIZER ,DEJAVU, FALLEN (ALL DENZEL WASHINGTON )
22:10 Wow that's seriously messed up!!! Poor Rambo can not get a break!!
"Shady" is now my new favourite word! ; )
I felt so bad for rambo that he ended up in a POW situation yet again, poor guy! There were definitely some shady people in this movie😡
Hey Lauren, The night i saw this movie in the theater was beyond EPIC. ---- "Murdoch... (queue the lighting stike). I'm coming to get you." Someone in the theater proceeds to take out his gun and let of 3 shots in the ceiling. With a yelp of, "RAMBO KILL HIM" ---- They had to stop the movie for 30 mins to calm everyone down. ---- Now how could I ever forget an awesome experience like that. ---- Talk about an interactive experience. It was beyond words.
jeez, yikes.. lol. (But yeah.. imagine one doesn't forget something like that..)
Everyone concentrates on the action, but the message about soldiers not being expendable is much more important. Sometimes commanders will sacrifice hundreds to save thousands and it's necessary, that's war, but they should never forget that their soldiers are people too.
Thank you Lauren for this great movie reaction video. I appreciated your dedicated way of watching this great movie. Seeing your authentic emotions while watching scenes from the film makes this movie even more amazing. Keep up the great work. Greetings from Germany.
I'm not a veteran. I tried to join but I was medically deficient. But I've always had a heart like Rambo's and I want what he wants. For my country to see how much I and other people like me love it and care about it.
It's why I chose to be a long haul truck driver as my way of civilian service. Because without us drivers? Nobody in this country would feed or clothe or entertain themselves. We are the knights of the road!
Lauren you have no idea, oh Rambo movies were like a religious experience. ---- Every gang leader and drug lord came out to see the movie at the premier. ---- ONly "Scarface", "Rambo" and "Commando" could gangs to call a cease fire. So they could sit next to their enemies in the same theater. What a ambassadors for world peace.
Stallone is perhaps Hollywood's most underrated actor.
This was the iconic movie from the Arnold v Stallone era of action movies.
Late comment.
This and Rocky IV in 1985.
Sly owned the game as an actor and filmmaker.
The original First Blood was always psychological with action and drama.
But these sequels turned Rambo into a major action hero.
Sly was in peak physical form.
Between the gym and working with top-notch combat experts.
For writing part 2, Stallone on one side made sure that the character remained flawed.
James Cameron on the other side added the more visceral mode of Rambo's skill and bada**.
One of the first Rated-R movies to produce toys, video games, lunch boxes, bookbags, etc.
Followed by an animated series in 1986.
"RAMBO:The Force of Freedom" (65 episodes)
Action packed, not too violent and a bit edgier than G.I. Joe.
Glad you like this one.
The other 3 really go the distance.
The Best Rambo in the film series!
It was a box office success, making $300 million dollars against a $35 million dollar budget.
However it received mixed reviews by Critics and "won" 5 Golden Raspberry awards including Worst Picture of the year, which is not fair considering that film was a massive hit.
It’s because it had a pro-Vietnam vet message. The critics were and are notoriously Leftist.
Another great reaction, Lauren! I love how you really get into the film.
Rambo 2 and Commando were released about a month apart in 1985, and both have been widely compared. Although Rambo had significantly bigger production values, Commando was really a more charming film because it didn’t take itself seriously like R2.
Actually, “Rambo: First Blood Part II” was released on May 22, 1985 and “Commando” was released in the fall on October 4, 1985. 👍
Commando is frickin Awesome, but to be fair, Rambo 2 did perform much better at the box office, not to mention that after Mark L. Lester (Commando's director) saw Rambo 2 he decided to change the climax of Commando to match the one man army killing spree.
I grew up on a VHS copy of this that was recorded off of the TV
Rambo III... After deciding to stay in Vietnam, Rambo works menial labour and after 8 months of 90 hour work weeks he finally decides to buy a shirt.
Thanks for making videos🍷
The guy in charge is how a lot of young men see the government today as part of why so many would rather face jail than enlist in the military. It's sad but what we have today is a mental version of Rambo's trials. Great movie.
Rambo II launched a cartoon show and a line of action figures.
Stallone had a great monologue at the end of "First Blood" and a great speech at the end of Part 2.
Enjoyed your reaction to this. There are more sequels to this that have lots of explosives and entertaining scenes.
Another great movie along this line is Uncommon Valor.
Great reaction beautiful!!!! Are you going to see the rest of the Rambo movie’s?
Please watch the rest of the Rambo movies, they're all great!
I'm still hoping for a Rambo prequel series. I want to see a young Troutman putting together Baker Team in Vietnam. There can be so many stories to tell with so many members. We can see Rambo get captured and escape. Ultimately, we know that most of them are going to die, except for Delmar, but it can still be a great series.
I'd like to see that movie.Just out of interest who do you think should play a young Rambo?
@@mattdavid5830 Man, that's a tough one. I can't think of anyone off the top of my head.
@@McPh1741 Me neither good buddy!Merry Xmas!🎄
Ryan gosling @@mattdavid5830
Hey Lauren, the boat scene was amazing to see in the theater. But it was hell on Stallone. ---- He actually jumped out of that boat as it exploded. ---- The water was so dirty he kept having to get his ears sterilized. I just love the boat scene he was wasting so many dudes with the shotgun. ---- Of course we had to save the trusty survival knife/Good luck charm for the best kill of them all.
Back to the Future came out this same year. Good year for movies. Rambo was so glorified when I was a kid in the 80's. Now I see it as a story of a man with horrible PTSD. Still great though.
Love Rambo movies. 👍 thanks a lot
that barrell with explosives was napalm.
Napalm was invented on Valentine's Day 1942 in a top-secret Harvard University weapons research laboratory in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Professor Louis Fieser tested the first napalm bomb on the Harvard College soccer field that Independence Day.
In 1965, The Dow Company - best known at that time for making Saran Wrap - began making Napalm, a jellied gas used in warfare in Vietnam. Napalm became the symbol of the war. Mark Greenside explains “Napalm was this hideous, jellied gas burning at 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit. It didn't just kill you; it tortured you.
Furthermore, also not shown here,
Agent Orange was a tactical herbicide the U.S. military used to clear leaves and vegetation for military operations mainly during the Vietnam War. Veterans who were exposed to Agent Orange may have certain related cancers or other illnesses.
It is estimated that 2,000,000 people have suffered from illnesses caused by exposure and that half a million babies were born with birth defects due to the effects of Agent Orange. It is believed that Agent Orange is still affecting the health of Vietnamese people.
you need to see Rambo 3, 4, And LAST BLOOD! the Final chapter in John Rambo's life😊
Last Blood felt more like a Taken movie than a Rambo movie to me.
20:30 "Murdock... I'm coming to get you!" :)
26:31 The russian theme sounds great.
I love Laureens reaction,
so good so authentic and so adorable.
Was a good trilogy at the eighties with a nice background story. A lot of these young poor soldiers were treaten so badly after the Vietnam war, young guy's that lost so much in an unnecessary war, besides of the civilians in Vietnam that lost everything. One generation was lost.
Just watched Rambo 1 & 2 reactions back to back, really enjoyed them and am hoping for Part 3 to 5 reactions in future, things get nuts in those movies, make Part 2 look like a day at the beach lol.
Love that you love the Rambo character, he's one of my favorite movie characters.
Still very hard watching these blockbuster movies with ur god-like beauty right there!!🔥🔥
Loveeed your reaction Laurenn!!
Now You have to watch Rambo part 3....is also so good.
Have a Merry christmas!!!!
ABSOLUTELY POSITIVELY ADORE YOU & YOUR CONTENT
To survive a war,, you gotta become war!⛑️🔫💣💥
There are many reactors that obviously have never served a day of their lives in the military, making judgements or speculating on events. You have to remember that this mission was ideally suited to Rambo, being a Green Beret who served in Vietnam. The mission was Recon, get in and get out without a trace to gather intelligence on whether or not POW's were being held at the target location. The mission wasn't a solo war. Rambo almost certainly would have understood the difference. I served as an 0311 in the USMC. While not Force Recon or a Scout Sniper, I still understand the difference between an intelligence gathering operation and a one man war.
The fact that Murdock looked similar to the Sherriff from First Blood you knew Rambo already thought he was a prick.
When i was a young i thought Julia Nickson was one of the most beautiful women i had ever seen. But that is what's sad and tragic in the story of Rambo, usually anyone close to him dont have a happy ending.
One small error. When Rambo used the bazooka/rocket launcher there would have been backblast that would have scorched the POW'S.
04:15 That actor was in karate kid the movie and spinoff karate kid TV series Cobra Kai. He hasd the reputation for playing Ahole characters in movies and TV shows that nobody likes. But in the real world he is one of the nicest guys you could ever meet
YESSSSSSSSS what a great movie. So glad you're giving the Rambo series a view. This is the stuff I subscribed for :)
I LOVE the "my Friends died here, I died here"
His dialogue at the end of this makes me cry every time.
When the Kernel tells him not to hate his country for what happened, Rambo immediately turns around and looks insulted by him even suggesting that.
He then says he would die for his country, indicating that there is no way he could ever hate it, despite what corrupt individuals and politicians do.
And when asked what he wants......🥺😢
“For our country to love us, as much as we love it” 😭
Now THAT is a true soldier, warrior, and patriot!! 🇺🇸
I absolutely love John Rambo’s character. 🥰
So many people of later generations that have grown up respecting veterans don’t understand the hatred that the Public had towards Vietnam vets in the 70s and 80s.
The Rambo movies show how little people cared about them
Like the first one, 'spot the famous faces' happens in this one a few times. First Blood has Bill McKinney, David Caruso, David Greenwood, and Chris Mulkey. The latter three went on to have quite the distinguished careers.
Charles Napier playing Murdock, was Tucker McElroy, the "lead singer and Winnebago driver" for 'The Good Ol Boys', in The Blues Brothers. Dude is hilarious in it.
Steven Berkoff, the Russian captain, was phenomenal as Stilgar in the Dune series and when the Brass Eye programme trolled him into explaining 'Heavy Electricity'. =]
I loved this movie it was a major inspiration for Metal Gear Solid 3 one of the best games ever made. I had this movie on ripped disk on my laptop so I have seen it many times. Thank you for reacting to it so I could enjoy it one more time. Love Ya.
The guy who played Murdock was a teacher at the middle school I attended in Florida, but before I got there.
Trautman said, "If the mission's a success, there MAY be a presidential pardon in it." Success was necessary but not sufficient, and pardon would, ofc, be at the discretion of the President (who woulda been Reagan, presuming the president was the same at the time as in our world). Given the presumption it woulda been Reagan, it could've been a pretty good chance though.
Girl, you were born to late. You’re just SOAKING up that eighties action! 👍🏼
Enjoyed these as action movies, but, still holding out hope for a movie adaptation of First Blood that sticks to the plot and shows the world the real Rambo.
"She wore the necklace for good luck?"
To be fair, it didn't help her.
I am may have said this before but you are reliving my childhood. I envy your reaction.🥰
I love your sincere reactions Lauren, Rambo 2 is a good movie indeed, but my favorite is RAMBO III, I know you are gonna be thrilled once you see it, can't wait, cheers!
NOW on to Rambo movie 3 LESSS GOOOOOOO
cult classic action flick , alot of fun
I like part 3 the most of the 1st 3 in the series. Once you watch Top Gun & Rocky or if you already have, watch Hot Shots.
Greetings from Ponce, Puerto Rico.
Thanks for adding a special and enchanting touch to the magic of seeing a great movie for the first time. Encourages to see the movie again and in a renewed way. Be always wise and blessed.
Unfortunately Trautman doesn't get quite as many one-liners in this one, but at least "What you call hell..." is one of his best. While I love a lot of parts in this, the mud wall kill, exploding the guy with the arrow, my favorite has to be Murdoch's face when Rambo says he's coming for him. Pure shock and fear, he really looks like he's peeing his pants
even in todays world it is still disgusting how Ex Service men and women are treated. a lot left on the streets because they cant work and cant afford anywhere safe to live.... Terrible.
What it's even worse these days ☹️
True. Many of them didn't even want to be part of society. They chose to live as far away from other people as they could. I really don't blame them.
The end battle in Rambo 2008 is completely bonkers
20:41 It was at this moment when he realized..... HE FUCKED UP!!!!!
Yeah, I think this movie, perhaps more than any other '80s action film now (in retrospect), really established the trope of American testosterone-fueled action movies, blowing away hundreds of enemies (think they counted it at 268 or around there?), that tons of other films subsequently started leaning hard into, and kinda the most iconic one, also really establishing the name "Rambo" as the stereotype it became. Pretty much any film by Golan-Globus or Carolco Pictures, you knew what you were gonna get.
That dude that was choking Rambo and got stuck in the gut on the boat that easily blew up had explosive diarrhea.
🤣😂
I remember when I was a kid those Rambo knives were the thing. Especially the hollowed out handles. Little did we know they were junk. Since they didn’t have a full tang, the blade broke from the handle easily.
Stallone had to really pump himself up not just for this movie but also for Rocky 4 which also came out in 1985 so Stallone was very busy during the mid 80's. If you notice in the first Rambo Stallone was a little but trimmer and it's interesting the same year Rocky 3 came out which was back in 1982.
An intresting thing about First Blood was they initially had around a 4 hour movie. However it tested poorly and Stallone was really worried it would harm his career. I did hear a rumour that at one point he tried to buy the movie outright so he could shelve it. Then someone came in and cut it down to the absolute minimum and the rest is history. It's worth noting that all 5 Rambo movies have had very lean run times.
I live in southern az and still havent been to Bowie 😄 I want to check it out just for the hell of it
Believe it or not john travolta was considered for the part of rambo. Can imagine him blowing away the bad guys with staying alive by the bee gee's playing in the back ground
Funny thing is that in the early drafts of part 2, Rambo was supposed to have a partner and the producers were considering teaming him up with Travolta but co-screenwriters Stallone & James Cameron felt (as for character wise) Rambo works better if he is a loner, so the nixed that idea (and I'm glad that they did because they're correct, Rambo is always a lone wolf 😉).
I was in the 82nd Airborne Division. I have about 50 jumps. (Truth is, I lost count in the low 40s, but I think 50 is a good estimate.) 1- approx. 40, I was scared. Approx. 41-45, I wasn't scared anymore. Approx. 46-50 I got REALLY scared when I realized that I wasn't scared anymore. Because when you're not scared, you get sloppy. So that's when I told the retention officer "no thanks."
Great vídeo and reaction...good times of cinema ❤️ ! Tanks , congrats from Brazil 🇧🇷👏👏...see you in Rambo 3 💥💥💥.
9:35 You are the only one I have seen who has left that expendable part in the video. I really like that part. :)
On the one hand, this movie is a complete betrayal of the first one, taking all of the gravity and emotional weight that made it special and selling it out for body count action.
On the other hand, though...this movie absolutely whips ass. At least it sells out for really good action, and a shit-tonne of it. This movie wasn't cheap, and the money is pretty much all there on the screen. It's also lean as hell and moves like a missile for 95 minutes. Add in an amazing score from the great Jerry Goldsmith, and you've got a pretty well perfect action movie. It may not be in the same league as the original as a film, but for what it is, it's a fucking banger.
When you go out to your post and you find the guy your suppose to relieve hanging by an arrow
Rambo kills one person (with a rock) in the 1st film. Conversely, the sequel was honored in the Guinness Book of Records for "Most Onscreen Kills in Single Film."😆
The payback for dude who shot the woman! He go BOOM!
Hi Lauren! I really enjoyed your reaction to First Blood and Rambo first blood part 2! Please react to the other Rambo films as well! Rambo 4 and part 5 Last Blood are the goriest of all of them. I think you will really like the rest of them.! Also please react to the Sylvester Stallone movie Cobra! I think you will love it! Have a great day honey!
you quckly becoming one of my favorite movie reaction channels :)
The movies was inspired by the novel First Blood and in the ending Rambo dies in the end as well in the movie version but they decided to rewrite it for the audiences!
lI was in the 82 Airborne for 9 years. I was adicted to jumping. Not spelling. He ended up what we called a toed jumper.