FIRST TIME WATCHING **FIRST BLOOD (1982) **
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Vietnam veteran and drifter John J. Rambo (Sylvester Stallone) wanders into a small Washington town in search of an old friend, but is met with intolerance and brutality by the local sheriff, Will Teasle (Brian Dennehy). When Teasle and his deputies restrain and shave Rambo, he flashes back to his time as a prisoner of war and unleashes his fury on the officers. He narrowly escapes the manhunt, but it will take his former commander (Richard Crenna) to save the hunters from the hunted.
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Brian Dennehey (The Sherriff) is a Korean war veteran. He gave Stallone a lot of tips on PTSD and veterans feelings. Him and Stallone were good friends until Dennehey's death.
I did NOT know that, it gives me way more respect for Dennehey, he was such an A hole in this movie but I guess that just means he's a good actor.
Sheriff Teasle was also a Korean War veteran. Teasle felt that he was forgotten and that the more recent Vietnam veterans got more attention. He felt disregarded even though he felt that did their duty whereas the Vietnam veterans didn’t do theirs.
@@jimglenn6972 Who says the Vietnam Veteran didn't do their job? You don't know what you're talking about and the Sherriff Teasle IS Brian Dennehy
@@oldgeezer3324 could read what I wrote? I am talking about a fictional character’s reaction. Good grief.
@@jimglenn6972 Ok, I understand. I don't remember him saying he was a Korean War veteran in the movie. I will have to watch it again closer
Rambo didn't deserve to be treated that way he served his country and that's the thanks he got.
He was used and thrown away and hated for it.
Drafted into an unpopular war, told he lost it then thrown to the wolves.
Try and give any, and all, of my brothers and sisters at least a handshake, a "thank you for your service", and a "welcome home".
You never know a small kindness might keep a veteran from looking at grass from the wrong side.
The only people he really served was the military industrial complex.
This sadly was how our soldiers were treated when they came home this was 1980 and our vets still don't get the respect and help They deserve it's makes me sick
Illegal aliens are treated better than veterans.
I believe Rambos monologue at the end is Stallone's finest moment on screen.
Not when he was talking dirty to an intercom to get toilet paper?
@@fs127 he already had the shells, did he need more?
The character John Rambo is a Vietnam veteran. Here in the U.S. the Vietnam vets were pariahs/outcasts once they returned back to the States.
They were hated by those on the left. Believing all vets were war criminals. While those on the right felt they had lost a war. A war where the politicians would not let them win.
To give some historical context here, when Sylvester Stallone worked on this movie he had just completed his third outing of directing himself as Rocky for Rocky III (1982).
When he heard about First Blood, he was only attached to writing the script for the film. The more he started to write it, the more he saw himself as the character of John Rambo.
During the summer of ‘82; as Rocky III played in theaters, he was making this film. By the fall of ‘82, Stallone was now known for two iconic characters: Rocky Balboa and John Rambo.
Those cops seriously pissed me off. I had a somewhat similar encounter with a sheriff once a few years ago. I live in a rural area and went for a walk down my road. For some reason, a sheriffs car pulled up and began asking me all sorts of questions like where I lived and why I was out walking, etc. I tried to be as calm and emotionless as possible while he was interrogating me, but I was boiling mad on the inside at being treated like I was doing something wrong and I think he sensed that because I was somewhat standoffish. God forbid that I wasn’t cooped up in the house starring at a screen all day and wanted to get out for a little while. He eventually backed off and offered to give me a ride home, but I declined and we both went our separate ways. I was still angry and felt violated after that encounter and this movie brought back those feelings when I first saw it and I wanted Rambo to wipe that entire police department off the map.
Was that during the pandemic when we were all in lockdown?
@@shooterdownunderNo, this was a year or two before that. I think he was just bored and I was an easy target. A lot of these small town/rural cops can be just as crooked as city cops.
This was supposed to be in the US in the movie but actually shot in Canada.
Beautiful scenery fantastic ending , great acting by Stallone .
15:42, Rambo is a recipient of the highest US military award - The Medal of Honor. There is a tradition that says all members of the service even people of higher rank should salute an MOH recipient. For example, if Rambo was merely a sergeant even Lieutenants, Captains etc would salute him first. Rambo is also a Green Beret a Special Forces soldier.
Green Berets are not only elite soldiers they are expected to teach ordinary civilians in foreign countries how to fight. Drop a 6-12 man team of Green Berets into a country for a year (with good supplies) and they can turn a village of farms and peasants into a partisan army.
The Sheriff and his deputies picked the wrong guy to mess with.
fun fact Sly Stallone did the jump from the cliff to the tree himself
...and broke several ribs doing it
The sheriff is Brian Dennehy. Brian Dennehy...R.I.P.
Great character actor. RIP
During the Vietnam war, the US used a chemical to clear foliage, because the north Vietnamese army was using the forest as cover, that chemical was given the code name "Agent Orange", which was later to have found to be carcinogenic, causing cancer amongst people exposed to it. I had an uncle in the Air Force who was exposed to agent orange, and later passed from colon cancer because of it. There is a reference of this at the beginning of the movie when Rambo found out Delmar Berry died of cancer.
There's four more Rambo movies! Enjoy!
An early 80’s classic. The cops never stood a chance, lol.
Rambo's knife was just as iconic as he was....90% of the boys I knew had this knife including myself... And yes I have it to this day...on a stand...on my dresser... I consider it to be one of my more prized possessions
Everyone had those here in Finland too, including myself.
If I remember correctly, from the commentary of the director on the DVD of the film, part of why Sheriff Teasle hates John Rambo so much is because the Sheriff was a Korean War veteran (drafted in 1950) who were largely forgotten and overshadowed by veterans of other wars (think WWII and Vietnam); there's a scene in Teasle's office showing he owns a shadow box with medals. The exact reasoning I don't think was really mentioned but it's been ages since I saw the commentary.
Thats right. If youre old enough you know this movie was based on a bestselling novel called First Blood, which was a lot darker and more violent than the movie. The book explains Teasle's motivations a lot better than the movie. In fact the book is more focussed on Teasle's point of view.
In the book Teasle was going through a divorce, which also had him keyed up.
This movie is based on ' first blood ' ( 1972 ) a novel by David morrell of whom in turn was inspired to write it from watching ' lonely are the brave ' ( 1962 ) so, the basic story premise came full circle from movie to book to movie
And originally in the book Rambo dies in the end. For the movie, they changed it in the script for Rambo to stay alive. And Kirk Douglas who was supposed to play col. Trautman didn't agree with it and bailed out. So they had to look elsewhere very quickly and offered the part to Richard Crenna.
David Morell came up with the name of his character when his wife went to the grocery store and brought home a bag of Rambo apples.
“ Go back. At least you’ll be warm in jail.”
Not quite the only consideration
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"Congratulations!", they said, "You've got what it takes!"
They sent him back into the rat race without any brakes
They took a clean-cut kid
And they made a killer out of him is what they did.
- Bob Dylan
John Rambo was a Vietnam vet with P. T. S. D. This movie is based on a novel from the 60's I think or the 70's. If you notice the last part of the movie where he's talking to the colonel , is the most he's spoken during the whole movie.
Rambo is mostly known as a 80s super soldier and Stallone one his Oscar for Rocky.. but the last ten minutes of First Blood is maybe the best acting he’s ever done.
Had to chuckle a bit at one of your observations. "They're calling him Rambo not John".
In the military your first name is your rank. Don't think I heard my first name the entire time I served. Getting back to life as a civilian it was one, among many, of the strange things to have to adjust to.
Oooh I didn't know that - thank you for explaining.
He had long hair and a beard. Some people in the USA did not like that back then.
How fitting the ending song goes “it’s a long road when you’re on your own…”. The best song to describe all he had been through, especially since learning the last friend he had in his unit died.
I don’t like saying what I’m about to say, but it’s the brutal truth. Having had no choice to kill a kid because the kid was trained and trying to kill US troops, and other harsh things…it gets to the point where it’s them or you. In the end, it serves as a reminder of the harshest proverb - “In war, no one is innocent.” 😞
I had two uncles (one maternal & one paternal) who were Vietnam veterans. One was a POW. The family says they did not come back the same... especially the POW.
This kind lady's heart broke by the end I'm sure.
38:50 yes, Rambo just wanted to be left alone in his grief. And this sheriff was so hellbent on being on his power trip. 😢😢just so sad. Thank you for supporting veterans ❤
One of the best movies of Stallone, love your reaction. Hope you are having a great day and a wonderful week.
Thank you! You too!
Sylvester Stallone was portraying a Vietnam War Veteran, who was dealing with PTSD! My father was a Vietnam War veteran. He was treated horribly by his own peoples, when he returned home. My father, due to his short stature in the Army, was a TUNNEL RAT. He told me the horrors of being a TUNNEL RAT, just before he passed away, & of the crappy way he was treated by his own peoples, in 1971.
In the US, Vietnam vets were treated like crap when they came home. They served their country as they were told and they deserved way better than what they got. They didn't make the rules - the Pentagon did. Stallone made a hell of a point with this film. Please watch Rambo: First Blood Part II, Kemi - John finally goes home.
Sylvester is so great in this movie. The cops in the town seriously underestimated his PTSD trauma.
The Sheriff's dislike of Rambo is better explained in the book on which the movie is based. The thing is, the Sheriff was a veteren, himself. Now, this was also a time when Vietnam veterans were still being disrespected, but that was changing. There _were_ people who were starting to respect Vietnam veterans.
Thing is, Sheriff Teasel was a veteran of the Korean War, often called the Forgotten War. Vietnam veterans were spat on, but they were also lauded. They were called baby-unalivers, but they were also called heroes. No one talked about the Korean War veterans. They might as well have been forgotten.
John Rambo represented everything Sheriff Teasel hated, and his anger at how he and his fellow Korean War veterans were treated spilled over onto Rambo.
I mean, Teasel was a jerk, but he wasn't as mindless about it in the book as he was in the movie. There's a blink-and-you'll-miss-it scene when Teasel is sitting at his desk, and you can see his medals. That's the only clue the audience really gets.
That aside, it's good you mentioned Rambo's PTSD. This is the first movie I can recall that ever really touched on the idea. They don't use the term, here, obviously, but Rambo's tear-fueled breakdown at the end was the first real in-depth look movie-watchers got at the traumas of war, and the cost it incurs on soldiers.
That's one thing that makes this movie still so impactful. It sucks you in with action and people smacking each other and all the violence you could want. Then bam--a tale of pain and suffering, an examination of the toll war takes on everyone.
This is a really great movie, and I'm glad it was picked for you.
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That hair is fire!!! 🔥 ❤
Stallone's other iconic role - IMO this is the only one in the franchise you need to see. His final soliloquy is heartbreaking and proves that he can act with the best of them.
The actor playing Lester was wearing a plaster on his nose all the time because Stallone accidentally broke his nose for real in the jail break scene.
Nooooo wayyyy
See this is why I go searching through the comments... I have known this movie for a very long time and had no idea how about the broken nose thing...wow
They drew first blood means they started it
Jack Starrett, who plays the sadistic cop Art Galt here, previously played Gabby Johnson, who spoke authentic frontier gibberish in Blazing Saddles.
Hahaha! You're the only person I've ever heard compare Rambo to Forrest Gump!!
Yes, this is a horror movie. The cops awoke a monster with their cruelty and harshness.
On a lighter note, the actor who played deputy gault also played gabby Johnson (the guy who speaks frontier gibberish) in blazing saddles by mel brooks.
The Sheriff is Brian Dennehy he played Chris Farley's father in Tommy Boy. Among other movies he was in.
In the novel (as well as the original 3 hour cut of this film) there is a little more depth to the character of the Sheriff. He was actually a Korean War vet, who has become somewhat bitter that Vietnam vets now get all the attention and his war has been forgotten. Sheriff Teasle won a Distinguished Service Medal in Korea, the only medal that exceeds that in the US military is the Congressional Medal of Honour which, of course, Rambo has adding salt to the wound. The only reference left in the film to the Sheriff's military past is a shot showing his medals, when he sits down at his desk.
26:35... The middle one looks like a Purple Heart.
Did you notice the baby version of David Caruso as "Mitch" the red head kid?
The Sheriff was a Korean War veteran and many of them had animosity towards Vietnam veterans.
Why would he have animosity?
@@rachelcoisnacoillte6023 From what I recall from the original novel, Sheriff Teasle was a Korean War veteran. The Korean War often being called the "forgotten war", he had a lot of bitterness from his own war experience that led him to jealousy and enmity towards men from the Vietnam conflict. He felt his lost compatriots were left behind and had no sympathy for the men from the new conflict that he felt were largely "polluting" his clean little town.
@@mylifeisrushhour2 Thanks for the reply. I haven't read the novel or watched the film. I just saw the reviews. The Sheriff character seems strange to me. Some war veterans have a sense of brotherhood and cameraderie but not this Teasel guy.
In the book he comits suicide by telling the colonel to stab him with his knife. But the colonel can't do it so he stabs himself and dies.
It makes me cry at the end every time I watch this movie. He suffered so much xx
People don't understand why Rambo destroyed the town. He was a green beret. In Vietnam, they would sneak behind enemy lines and disrupt the enemy by destroying supply lines, transportation etc. He blows up the gas station to prevent the national guard from being able to refuel their vehicles. He blows up the outdoor store to prevent ammo resupply, he destroys the grocery store to prevent food resupply. He did to the town what he did to the vietcong in vietnam.
You called him Weasel just as I was thinking it. 😂
The actor who played the SHERIFF, was Brian Denahee.
The wound he sewed up looked so real. Stallone went to the hospital to see if they could tell if it was fake or not
When my brother in law came back home from Vietnam the Army only brought jim back from there to New York. He had to call his dad to get him a ticket to Atlanta and a taxi to Rome Georgia.
12:45 "It's too Rocky" :)
Amazing damage he laid down at the end on that town, after his mistreatment.
9:57 exactly right, power drunk! Mean, mean man. 😢
In guerilla warfare you want to disrupt supply lines like, fuel, food, ammunition and weapons so the enemy feels the fear of what is soon to come. Then add "shock and aw" of what seems like an unbeatable force with overpowering force and the fear destroys your enemy's will to fight or fight effectively.
Warm in jail ? That water hose feeds off the snow covered mountains .
This exceptional film is a social denunciation of everything that happened in American society from the late '60s to the early '80s on everything related to the Vietnam War, something that is also referred to in "Forrest Gump" with the treatment given to Lieutenant Dan.
PS: John Rambo was sentenced to 30 years in prison in a labor camp.
The sherriff is a Korean war vet and he's Jelous of the Vietnam vets because they got all this publicity whereas Korea was forgotten about in Teasel's mind. Thats why he won't let it go.
A lot of the hostility toward Vietnam veterans in both the book and movie was greatly exaggerated, but there are indeed stories of vets coming home and being publicly demonized by the hippies and other people opposed to the war. My father is a Vietnam War veteran, and I asked him once if he was ever spat on or treated badly upon returning home, and he said no.
His knife's name is Mack. 😂 Rambo knives were very popular after this came out.
And most of them were cheap garbage. The hollow handle necessitated a short, barely existent tang. The blades on most of them snap off under heavy use.
I like your reactions, You always go deep
Stallone said he hated this movie and wanted to buy negatives to burn them
Camy, soldiers that went to Vietnam and came back were not like by the people. There were many atrocities committed over there. Things have changed over the years.
Such a fine, classic movie.
They did that to a lot of the Vietnam vets there are so many of them on our streets homeless
were still waiting for that Borat 2.
"Find your way back..." that's right! I would have. Especially since I'd have a feeling I'd be getting promoted... you know... with all the new job openings/vacancies in the department. LOL!
Clap for yourself… here’s a cup of laughter.
@@ScenecrlyK.S.O. I'm agreeing with you. But that sounds like a dig?
@@jamedraa8472 Oh I misinterpreted your comment - it sounded like you were taking a dig at my encouraging words to John
@@ScenecrlyK.S.O. Nope. I was referring to your comment to the red headed cop that wanted to go back. I was saying, yes, I would've gone back to the station.
PTSD is a horrible thing.
it's also a good Christmas movie
Sheriff said it right ,when you start fn with the law all hell breaks loose .Sheriff fd with the law and all hell broke loose
Glad you're reacting to this great movie.
That's how people used to treat people that came back from Vietnam when they would be getting off the boats and the planes people would spitting on him calling baby killers it was terrible
So sad - thank you for explaining
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it's sad to say, but there are a lot of police still like that today here in the United states...its why there were all those protests is 2019...its an ego thing for them...and my younges5 son is a police officer, and have ti continuously talk to him and make sure he doesn't become 1 of them...hell, he got reprimanded for being too nice
Loving the look baby.
Bullies with guns. What could possibly go wrong?!
Small town sheriffs think they are the law not they represent the law .
All they had to do was leave him alone. 😐
This was based on a book where Rambo dies in the end. Luckily the author held on to rights for any sequels.
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Not at that point in American history.
hii, I have a little question, could you record your reaction to the series "Ghost Whisperer"? I'm sure you'll like it❤❤
When are we getting toy story 4 reaction??? 😢
LoL!
Camy, you need to learn to appreciate the special effects, like when Rambo was sewing his wound. Check how good the fake action is done.
Kemi ... that's how you spell my name dear
Yo Adrienne, I missed the premiere 😢
And blonde hair
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I do lol
Watch Black Klansman?
I have never seen A black girl . with pretty lips
You need to travel more.
You have never seen any woman's lips up close.
Rambo was a psychopath. He destroyed an entire town with fire explosions and bullets. No telling how many casualties including maiming multiple police officers and disemboweling two dogs.
oooh
You're so funny.