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RAMBO 5 greenlit!?! Rambo vs. human traffickers and drug lords?!?
Ahoy, squirts! Quint here. It's a helluva morning for action film fans. Two Jerry Bruckheimer movies announced, including (potentially) Bad Boys 3 and now we get news of Sylvester Stallone's fifth Rambo flick getting greenlighted by NuImage/Millenium courtesy of Dave McNary at Variety.
Not only is that great news out there, but we also get a rundown of the plot, which has Rambo rescuing a young girl snatched at the US/Mexico border. That rescue operation pits him against drug lords and human traffickers.
My only question... Does Rambo bring his sniper buddy along? I gotta say, I loved RAMBO and I especially loved Rambo being the close-combat behemoth and his sniper buddy blowing off heads and arms with his giant ass sniper rifle long distance.
The more Stallone, the more Rambo, the more I'm a merrier me. You?
-Quint
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That LOOONG shot that made me watch it until the end?
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More exciting than Bad Boys 3. Many much more exciting. Stallone kicks Bays butt when it comes to staging an action sequence. Its not all about big explosions and ludicrous over the top (yet dull) car chases
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Aug 30, 2009 11:50:24 PM CDT
dude my penis is about to fucking explode
by supercowbell5thecowbellhasspoken
2 fucking hack em up and kill everything action movies? yes!! god maybe theyll make a sequel to running scared then maybe ill cum out my own ass!
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-I'm down.
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He's the last true action hero, and we should be thankful we have him.
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Fuck yes more Rambo. Fuck some bad boys 3 bullshit. I love Will Smiff and all, but the bad boys movies are garbage.
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see above
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While I liked the elegant ending of Rambo finally getting home in 4, I fucking love the idea of more.
Make the girl a ranch-hand's daughter or something, and make Rambo sacrifice himself in the end.
Sniper-guy rocked, bring him back. Rambo with company is better than Rambo by himself. -
If this ends up being pg-13 i won't watch it.
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What you call hell, he calls home.
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Thank heaven Stallone is back!
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Yes he did, and if memory serves me correct, home for Rambo was Arizona, so seeing that this movie is about border crime, Arizona would be a good setting, especially considering all the journalism on the "Devil's Highway" and the coyotes
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would be cool, but I bet that guy is working for Blackwater now!
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Lets just hope that Syl doesnt have a heart attack before he finishes all this work, he is 62.
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... was supposed to be a drama about Rambo's re-acclimation to American society? The idea of a non-violent Rambo movie kinda thrilled me.
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Yawning at this news.
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Could've had a reunion.
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Crossover
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This is cool news.
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and I am so there on opening day.
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Love you T. Scott, but I liked you better before you fell in love with acid filmmaking (Miles of undercracked, overcranked, triple exposed, shutter flashed, reversal stocked, colorized, subtitled footage thrown into an avid blender at varying speeds.). And I liked Man On Fire. Alot. It's kinda cool but Tony Scott's style wasn't broke and didn't require fixin'. Miss you old Tony, please come back. Rambo 5 will likely be superior due to the fact that Stallone doesn't feel compelled to "experiment" with a great recipe. Count me all the way in.
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Really...Drug "lords" are really not bad guys, they just supply a demanded service. The reason they are so violent is the fact it is arbitrarily "illegal", and therefore the channels of distribution and market penetration are few and worth killing for. Rambo should fight the US Gov., the people who REALLY profit from the drug trade, and for legalization. Rambo could go to the hill and talk about how legalization will take the profit out of it, open up competition to legitimate businesses, and force the thugs and murderers out of the business just like the repeal of prohibition chased the Mob outta the Booze business.When they resist...he can go on a full on rampage on capital hill...wiping out moralizing religious fundies, Fascists, and liberty shackling Socialists one and all, restoring the Constitution and limited government, and setting free the citizens of this once free Republic. Now THATS a 21st Century Rambo I'd pay to see.
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DO WHAT YOU WERE TRAINED TO DO
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Rambo kills Bad Guys, drug lords are generic bad guys so Rambo kills drug lords. Its not rocket science brother, Rambo is not a hippie.
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He fucks some people up with beartraps, that's about it.
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That would so rule.
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mmm boobies
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Aug 31, 2009 12:28:03 AM CDT
Rambo saves hippies from the drug lords they tried to coddle
by bottombrick
Please refer to the last Rambo movie, little miss nancies go in with the hand outs and try and spread peace, and Rambo is left to clean up the mess when reality puts a foot up their hippie asses. GO RAMBO!!
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Has been successful my friends. There in the late 90s/early 2000s it seemed like Stallone was gone, but after back to back hits with Rocky Balboa, Rambo, the soon to be hit The Expendables, and now Rambo 5? Wow. Hat's off to him. and fuck this bad boys 3. don't report on that sort of shit.
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Don't recall exactly how that went down, though.
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Aug 31, 2009 12:29:35 AM CDT
I would love to see what Rambo's sniper buddy could do
by aliendragqueen
with one of them Prawn lightning guns from District 9. Human traffickers would be exploding left right and center.
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I would love to see Sheriff Will Teague in this in some way...either as an antagonist or as a reformed fellow willing to help John J.!!! I also hope we get another AWESOME Stallone Q&A session! I'll never forget getting one of my questions answered by him! Top notch guy! I hope we get one for Expendables too! The last 30 minutes of utter carnage and destruction that was the end of Rambo brought a smile to my face I must say....so this news makes me nothign but happy! Expendables WITH Willis and Ah-nuld plus this?!?!? Stallone is living his 3rd life of his career folks! He's on it!
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Awesome. This news uh...makes my day (sorry, wrong guy, I know)! Happy to see Stallone getting a second wind with his career. Loved "Rocky Balboa." Liked "John Rambo" a whole lot (yes, that's what I call it). "The Expendables" looks and sounds EPIC. Looking forward to more!!
I loved the ending of "John Rambo" too, but if anyone can improve upon it, Stallone can. Mr. S, you are a true soldier of fortune (in a good, honorable way), and I've come to greatly admire you and your career. Harry, get him to stop by for a few more Q&As before production!! -
us nite owl talkbackers commented on all this first! hahahah thanks Quint!!!
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Aug 31, 2009 12:37:16 AM CDT
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by macready452
No way this is less than hard R. Stallone knows his fan base. See Rambo. The more heads and limbs that get blown off the better. This will make The Expendables look like The Incredibles in body count. COME OUT NOW!!!!
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Hell MFn YES!!! Damn RIGHT!!! RAMBO 5 with a Brujeria-laced soundtrack would be the ULTIMATE Combo that would blow peoples minds away. Perfect fit...PERFECT. Dude, even if it was just instrumental Brujeria it would be killer. Mainstream movies have YET to take advantage of this type of CRUNCHING Metal that, used properly, could enhance and intensify any scene. Used properly..
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But they don't exactly have the best track record.
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Muarhahrahraharharhar!
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I will pretend like Sly actually listened to me here on the talkback!!
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He was a cop in the first one!
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Can't Rambo do something else other than waste drug dealers?
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He lives there now.
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Die Hard 5 returning to an R rating. If Rambo 5 can get greenlit after RAMBO, there's no logical reason not to do another R Die Hard.
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...I was (almost annoyingly) repeating how Rambo 5 should be about human/child traffickers...the monsters who prey on the young and for Rambo to go and f*ck 'em up.
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They already made that movie, though. TAKEN with Liam Neeson But I’m game. I’d love to watch Rambo lay waste to a couple hundred human trafficking scumbags. And their clients, too - most important! And maybe he can call in an expert for advice before heading out on his mission. Qui Gon Jinn should make a cameo.
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Or sculpt some beautiful pottery. BUT HE DOESN'T, BECAUSE HE IS NOT A FAGGOT. HE KILLS WARLORDS AS SOON AS BREATHE!!!! AND HE WILL KEEP DOING SO UNTIL JUDGEMENT DAY, WHEN GALLOPING ON A UNICORN MADE OF KNIVES WITH A BAZOOKA IN EACH HAND HE WILL GIVE SATAN WHAT FOR MOTHERFUCKER
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I'm a little disappointed. Apparently Rambo 5 is so good it doesn't even need BIG LOB. How quickly ye forget.
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Aug 31, 2009 1:00:50 AM CDT
There should be a scene where Rambo sees the young...
by gibsonusa returns
...and the shocked look on his face at the environment of these captured young people.
It should be a statement that even this Vietnam war vet with his background would be disgusted.
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he knows when the character needs retirement. Non-existent Dirty Harry 6, anyone? Makes my day.
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Can you imagine a fucking BEY RAMBO? HOLY SHIIIIT!!! SHIT THAT FUCK UP!!
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Rambo 5 was written on the wilted scalps collected from the enemies of Rambo 4
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i hope stallone ups the insanity of rambo 4. i can't wait.
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of how Rambo will cause excruciating amounts of pain to the dope pushing human trafficking cocksuckers who got it coming
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I would love it if Rambo 5 was just Stallone bumming Mickey Rourke while in turn being bummed himself by Dolph Lungren for 2.5 hours, JUST so I could see the reaction of the theatre crowd on opening night. Man they would take that movie theatre apart!!! But alas, I fear it is not too be
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I like how his bullets took off heads.
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compared to him everyone else is a pussy even arnold cantwait for
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I mean, the Rambo/Jackie rumor has been going on for a decade...might as well put him in lol.
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He is still waiting to save GI Joe in GI Joe 2. Cannot be two places at once. He is awesome, but he is still just a man...
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So I don't know if can root for Rambo in this one. Also, wasn't Rambo 5 supposed to be a comedy, where he goes into space or something?
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Aug 31, 2009 1:15:40 AM CDT
Bottombrick & warchild74: Just STOP it! Stop it right now!
by the_genteel_gentile
Ahh! It makes my head hurt, it makes my head hurt! For the love of ever thing sacred, make it end! I just looked up Brujeria on YouTube and immediately puked in my mouth a little. I better not hear any crap Metal garbage on my Rambo. That tripe singlehandedly put me in a depression when it showed up on the Rambo trailer. Thank the spirit of Goldsmith, Brian Tyler went with the melodic classic elegance of big Jar. Don't ever. EVER suggest such nauseatingly bad noise accompany the exploits of the great John J. Ever. Not Ever. I DO MEAN NEEEVERR! Again. :)
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Dirty Harry 6? I love me some Eastwood but he is Dirty Fuckin Harry in every fuckin movie. That is why he is great. He didn't retire it. He just decided to live it. Gran Torino was Dirty Harry's retirement party. Next he is gonna bust up a drug smuggling ring form out of a wheelchair at an old folks home. Dirty Harry 6! We are on like Dirty Harry 25
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(John) Rambo was amazing. I haven't seen gore like that since 1984 or so.
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But Brujeria is the only Mexican Death Metal band with songs extolling the foul effects of the Border on the lives it throttles, plus you are a pussy. La Migra! La Migra!
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You can say what you said about any action star.
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Aug 31, 2009 1:31:40 AM CDT
This RAMBO 5 should have BULLET IN THE HEADACHE.....
by gibsonusa returns
This is a scene I've wanted since the 5th grade.
You know how everyone sometimes gets a bad headache where it's like "AWW SHOOT ME!" ?
Well I wanna bad guy to sit down with a huge headache and be like "Aw I've got such a headache!"....then Rambo comes in and blows his head off LOL!!
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I was on a long flight seated in one of those chairs with a small personal TV you can pull out of the armrest and select movies to watch. I was watching the grand battle of Rambo 4 over and over again...and the person next to me was peering over like "wha??" LOL.
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Aug 31, 2009 1:39:02 AM CDT
The human trafficking thing was considered for 4, I believe
by juansanchez
along with a few other ideas. I wasn't sure it would happen cause Taken, well, took it - but I think it's a good fit for Rambo.
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Thankfully the human trafficking plot fits with that. He's not battling a heavily armed army, he's taking on drug lords and human traffickers. I imagine more one-on-one fights, rather than cutting people down with machine gun fire. He'll definitely shoot it both ways and we'll get an unrated DVD.
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What about the news about Del Toro trying to get a DEADMAN movie started???
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I have to get some sleep, I only want to see bickering, diatribes, and posts from lockesbrokenleg on here, nothing awesome that will steal my Rambo Thunder until I get a chance to get on here again.
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Aug 31, 2009 1:46:09 AM CDT
I'm fine with PG-13 as long as Rambo sets enemy traps again.
by gibsonusa returns
Creative traps, like in the first one...where he's rising from the mud and covered in leaves and stuff. That would get around people's craving for lots of guts.
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With the Burma shit, but then it just turned into the usual action movie.
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take on the baddies one-on-one. I picture some serious knife usage and probably some pistols. It's possible we'll get some desert action as well, which could be cool, but I think it'd be fun to see Rambo in an urban setting.
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...that was exactly what Rambo 4 was supposed to be about, then Stallone decided to go in a different direction i suppose and gave us what ended up on our screens. If Stallone abandoned this idea for Rambo 4 then why is he running with it now??
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With someone named Balboa.
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He didn't want Rambo to just be back in the US all of a sudden and then head off south of the border. Rambo needed another journey to bring him home. Now the human trafficking story makes more sense.
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Are you speculating, or do you know stuff?
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Rambo 2? Rambo 5? First Blood 5? He's got a serious problem since he didn't number the last movie. I guess he could just call it Rambo again.
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Chuck Norris & Sly together. Michael Dudikoff should have a cameo too.
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that way it's guaranteed for some fan love.
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Didn't Sly say something about going out in left field for a possible Rambo follow-up? Something about crossing into another genre, a territory we wouldn't expect to see Rambo?
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or Rambo Vs Mexicans. Machete should be his buddy in it since he's the only man god whos not gonna be in The Expendables.
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he will find you....
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droooooolllll
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or maybe even on the BTS stuff on the Rambo DVD.
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By the way, Stallone's best film is the VERY under appreciated "Cop Land." I hope Sly and James Mangold partner up again soon.Or, maybe, as Robert DeNiro's character said in the film, they "had their chance and they BLEEEEEEWWWWWWW ittttttt!!!!!!!!!"
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or something. I recall hearing Nu Image was looking into building stages/sets there. Would be better to shoot in Arizona or New Mexico with a few weeks in Mexico.
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That fake rumor of Sly playing DiCaprio's partner in Shutter Island had me really excited. I think Sly could be great in a supporting role. Could play a cop or a criminal. A chief, captain, crime lord or a father.
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A virus has killed all the worlds mutants, except for Wolverine. Though alive, the virus has corrupted his mind and turned him savage, the only human feeling he knows is revenge. When Wolverine kills an old friend of Rambo he joins the hunt to find this dog and put him down. Roll on the Oscars!!!
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And he can save those asian ladies he used as a distraction/bait to save the pretty white woman? You know, the ones that were gonna get raped and killed while Rambo crept around in the shadows, trying to get to that white woman?
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With today's CG we can MAKE IT HAPPEN!
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....durr ???.... WTF!
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Now this is some cool news. I had a ball with the last Rambo movie. It had a little something I new I was missing for the last few years... BALLS OUT IN YOUR FACE ACTION.
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"I've come to stop you, Governator.""You and whose army, Ramboooo?""I AM an army."
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Ala Canadian Bacon - the US makes up a conflict and convinces Rambo to go in and kill Rick Moranis.
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Threw a relevant acting career away with this shit...and you're glad? Wake me up if they make a COP LAND 2...
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That hasnt been used yet.
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Humanize the legend to bring him "home". No way it is set in a Mexican dirt farm. They tried that with Afghanistan and it was the worst one. Rambo needs jungle or urban. In this case the best they will be able to rustle up is an adobe.
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Rambo 5 AND the Expendables?thats me manded up and pumped for ever then
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Now that a new audience has seen RAMBO in theaters and heard his name, I think they can put "John" in the title...makes more sense than calling the last one John Rambo imo.
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See? It's fucking simple. Next song. Next SONG. Next! NEXT!
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...but just wait till the first images start to come out. That's when all the internet fanboy bitching about how sorry this film will be will start on this site and others. I hope I'm wrong about this, but I doubt it.
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you couldn't be any more correct.
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That is what I'm calling this movie anyway. I love life right now. I know it's trendy on here to be negative about everything that is coming out. But I am so happy about movies that are coming up. I love it. Go Stallone!
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At the back of my mind there was a story about Frank Castle going nuts on Mexican gangs.
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Thats why that riff sucks. The D rocks. Copland very underrated.
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Aug 31, 2009 3:47:42 AM CDT
And yeah, the sniper buddy back would be awesome....
by gibsonusa returns
But then how would it be PG13?
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Stephen Hunter (novel) and Jonathan Lemkin (screenplay). SHOOTER, the 2007 Mark Wahlberg movie would've made a fucking amazing Rambo movie. It would've been a perfect marriage.
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unless you are reading with an Italian accent.
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First Blood is still an awesome action movie.
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Aug 31, 2009 3:53:04 AM CDT
If Rambo 5 were rated R it should have been JOHN WOO
by gibsonusa returns
Face/Off with RAMBO.
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Other titles: RAMBO: Land of the Free (this would work best if there's an immigration subplot, RAMBO: Boarder Line, RAMBO: Boarder Land, RAMBO: The Crossing, RAMBO: Rough Trade
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God I would love too see Stallone go ape shit on a bunch of drug dealers. Rambo 4 was awesome and I have no doubt that Stallone will deliver again. Bring back the sniper dude.
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Though I think a videogame used that.
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my keyboard fuckin' sucks.
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The last Rambo was fabulous...love the idea of another one, for sure!
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suppose to star Stallone and Schwarzenegger? That would've been fucking horrible.
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guess he ain't going back to the middle east, that sand just gets EVERYWHERE. Anakin really wasn't kidding as unconvincing he sounded.
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Not sure how it would have worked with Sly/Arnold, but what a movie.
If Rambo is back in the city and working with border patrol cops or whomever, rated R Woo-mania would be awesome. They could do something like Hard Boiled, where the camera follows Rambo running and gunning down enemies without cutting away...I loved that! -
...But it also needs more story development than just going down a river in Burma and blowing stuff up. That worked in the 80's, but it feels empty now. Also, if it becomes too much of a buddy flick, it takes away from the bad ass lone wolf Rambo of the past.
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...Or Greenlit.
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Nothing against imports...but I don't wanna see Rambo in no Prius!
What car would Rambo drive? The obvious choice would probably be an old truck (no van, thats too Rocky).
I dunno...maybe he'll just walk everywhere...:)
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would've fuckin' sucked if it was Arnie and Sly. No offence to either of them. Travolta and Cage made that movie.
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*In Arnold voice* "I can eet a peech fa ahwas."
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A friend of mine worked on "Cliffhanger" back in the day and never had anything remotely kind to say about Sly. Quite frankly, what he said was that Sly was a complete and total ego-maniacal asshole that made his life a living hell for 6 months. For a long time I wouldn't see anything with Stallone (including "Copland", which I understand is actually very good).
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Absolutely shocking.
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Great news, hope there is a bit more gun play from Rambo than in the last one, though the hand to hand stuff was fantastic.
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This is the best news ever. I really needed this, especially after the shitstorm Inglorious was. All we need now is The Return of Cobra.
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Yes, I laughed. A lot.
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Just to bring things full circle.
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I never seen a movie like that get a standing ovation not even Dark Knight, Iron Man or even Star Trek. Fuck the academy, this should have won Best Picture.
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Empire Strikes Back got a standing ovation. It's the only time I have ever seen that happen and it was well deserved!
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Rambo has been back in the States for a year. When he arrived his uncle's farm was on the verge of bankruptcy. John has helped it be a success again. One day whilst taking produce to market, Rambo is visited by Col. Trautman's son, who is a Captain in the U.S. Army. He was sent by his superiors to ask Rambo if he would like to participate in an undercover mission in Columbia...There could be a sub-plot where Rambo's new American girlfriend has a duaghter who has gotten inot the drug scene because her deadbeat-Dad wasn't around etc. Sheeet, this screen-writing stuff is easy!
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Aug 31, 2009 5:52:08 AM CDT
standing ovations at movies are dumb so is clapping
by zombieheathledger
unless you are at a screening with someone involved with the film somehow. I mean, it's not like the images on the screen are going to appreciate it. You might as well just look at the rest of the audience and yell, "I really liked this movie!"
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The Sniper 'School-Boy' from Rambo IV and Trautman's son could know each other from Basecamp...
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I remember hearing a rumor about fifteen years ago that Stallone was working on a movie and he took of his bodymic in his trailer but forgot to turn it off. He had a girl blow him in his trailer and the soundguy recorded Stallone saying some funny shit like, "Work the shaft...now, cradle the balls." LOL. Is it an urban myth or has anyone else ever heard this? It's pretty fucking funny true or not.
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Because that's a movie I want to see/make.
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Wasn't that from an episode of 'Entourage'? They hear Drama jerking off in his trailer cause his mic is on? Still, no doubt hilarious.
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Sequels are the new prequels.
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Aug 31, 2009 6:09:28 AM CDT
"It's not like the images on the screen are going to appreciate
by cheyne_stoking_dms
Lmfao.
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when you guys are funny you guys are funny. Crackin' open the funny book...
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... but in France?
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or like First Blood...deal me in.
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Heard that Sly will show a director's cut of Rambo at the Venice Film Festival, but can't seem to get any news of it actually being released on DVD. Can anyone confirm?
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was a scene were Rambo picked off the bad guys one by one with booby traps and such. Every other Rambo movie has a sequence like that. Hope they can find a way to fit it into this one.
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Finally, Asians are left alone by this force of nature. Well, human trafficking is a crime of man, and Rambo hates all crimes of men. I'm happy for Sly that he gets another stab at John Rambo.
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Aug 31, 2009 7:05:12 AM CDT
Can Rambo make a pit-stop at AIG and Bernie Madoff's cell?
by yackbacker
Since he's back stateside, I figure he could get some shit done.
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But seriously, if a dude like Rambo was let loose here, you know the media and politicians would jump on him as a cause célèbre. Move over, Joe the plumber, Rambo is here to clean everyone's pipes.
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What's your source (Seth Rogen) telling you?
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Bad Boys, not so much. And I agree that having the sniper return would be a terrific idea. Give the man a sidekick for crying out loud.
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Yay! Is Liam Neeson going to have any part in this?
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I think the story was that he was filming Judge Dredd in the the U.K & alledgedly shagged none other than Diane Lane!
I may be wrong on the woman..who was the chick in Judge Dredd? Pretty sure it was her (at least in the rumour). Gotta be careful..litigation etc.
Anyway, the story (which I don't endorse in ANY way), was that he left his mic on & was shouting "Slap my butt". Unfortunately the story originated in The Sun. So it's probably a total fabrication.
It became a big joke in the U.K for a few weeks though, as I recall. You could even buy a T-shirt with "Slap my butt" on it.
I hope it was true. Being in The Sun tells me it probably wasn't. But just imagine the bragging rights! Fuck Rambo 5. If I was the subject of that story, I'd dine out on it for the rest of my days!
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Rambo should have other characters to play off of. And there's no need to worry about a "BATMAN AND ROBIN" styled collapse of the Rambo franchise. (No ice skates for Rambo! -LOL)
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Rambo is good clean man-action fun. The more the merrier I say.
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He lost sooo many points in my book once I heard him placating that fucking racist moron.
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Like he did in first Blood. They probably thought Rambo was a Mexican.
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Aug 31, 2009 8:13:07 AM CDT
Tagline: "You Gave Us Swine Flu. We Give You... RAMBO."
by christian_bale_trashed_my_lights
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Hmm I wonder why Reagan loved Rambo. Maybe because Rambo too is a political simpleton. Now that Rambo is in the states to hang with his NRA buddies he can team up with the white supremist Minutemen group and snipe ragged immigrants at the border.
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Now give us an expendibles teaser.
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RAMBO was easily the best sequel to FIRST BLOOD, but it felt like an ending. Maybe best to leave it.
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Rambo stateside taking on Mexican gangs?!?!?!?! Oh my God I just shot a wad clear across the office!!!!!!! Someone clean the Xerox!!!!
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Do it again, do it again!
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Aug 31, 2009 8:25:20 AM CDT
CHRISTIAN BALE TRASHED LIGHTS, THAT'S THE PERFECT TAGLINE
by bringingsexyback
I hope Sly is reading!!!
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Twice the slice, twice the carnage.
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Aug 31, 2009 8:30:55 AM CDT
Sly is a Hypocrite, who do you think supplies his Steroids?
by ganymede3010
He's goes south of the border like everyone else. So why would he kill the cartels who provided him with the fuel to make action movies 20 years past his prime?
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Aug 31, 2009 8:32:27 AM CDT
This could potentially be No Country for old men.....
by theycallmemrtibbs
With Rambo!
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and FIVE THOUSAND characters that go along with it! Pixar + Marvel = geek dream.
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A fifth Rambo could be fun, but it just won't feel the same without Goldsmith's music. Lord knows Brian Tyler tried, but...it's just not the same.
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Now, I hope Disney can strong arm the movie rights away from Fox and Sony.
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HELL YES... Loved RAMBO. Absolute CARNAGE
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Give the sniper buddy a RAIL GUN, with virtual helmet/targeting. And make sure the cute little Mexican girl has been training with Rambo, bringing him out of his shell. Give her a cell phone loaded with Google Latitude, Twitter, etc. The product placement possibilities are endless!
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Disney have more resources to make Thor the coolest shit ever
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been hearing about the chaos in Mexico. Throw Rambo in the mix and it's going to be bloody. By the way is anybody else as turned on by the Invisible Woman maquette as I am? Sue has never looked so good.
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Geriatric ass kickers helping turning the world a better place through extreme mass murder of bad guys.I'm one of those who thinks there should be more action movies about senior citizens kicking ass.
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I can see it now, Spier-Man animations to promote SportsCenter, and Hulk Smash NFL PrimeTime. I shake my head at this deal- I shake it with disapproval!!!
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Finally, it will be made possible the comic team up that fans have been dreaming about for decades: Spider-Man and Mickey Mouse.
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Now they can do crossovers rather easily!
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This is how the world ends!
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RAMBO book-ended the series perfectly. It really rounded everything off. As much as I love Stallone, I'd rather him tackle something new. Unless of course, Dennehy returns, then we can talk.
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The final end credits of Rambo 4, with that long shot, is so long it last 1/8th of the movie's entire running time. I couldn't stop laughing!
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I want that meeting taking place today. Lets get this on the fast track gentleman. Call Jon Hamm and tell him to clear his schedule.
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Only good thing that ever came out of mexico were tacos. Hope Rambo brings along his own water supply!
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as he may
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Aug 31, 2009 9:06:11 AM CDT
...but killing kidnappers and child traffickers is cool too.
by flickapoo
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THE BAD BATCH- In the future they create Clone soldiers using elite soldier DNA- however the project goes awry and the clones become inhuman or zombie and begin trashing everything. In order to protect us from the "BAD BATCH" the Cloners activate a modified batch that are modeled after Stallone and Arnold in their prime. The team could even be expanded to include, Van Damme, Dolf, Seagal, Carl Weathers, Snipes and Brandon Lee &Cynthia Rothrock....zombie ass kicking and explosions ensue!
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...article.
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Rambo was what action movies are all about. Sly proved haters wrong with both Rambo and Rocky Balboa. He'll do it again with The Expendables and this.
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I used to fucking hate Sylvester Stallone. unlike most of he newbies here, who only know Stallone's movies through rental, i had to suffer through his career at the worst time of it al, through the fucking 80s, at a time when his ego was let lose and rampaged american cinema unchecked. The fucker was the most anoying bullshit star i had ever seen.But today, i have respect for him. today i think he is actually apretty good actor. When he actually bothers to act, like in Copland, he can be very, very good. But most importantly, he turned up to be quite a very competent, even a talented, imaginative and smart director. I can't believe i would ever write this, but his last Rambo movie actually made me respect him more and more. His last Rambo is a text bok on how to make a very effective action movie with little bullshit and maximizing a modest budget to great effect. All else aside, Rambo 4 is one hell of a very well made action movie. Stallone could teach today's hacks, like Michael Bay, in how to make an action movie. I can't believe it took a Rambo moie to make me really rspect Stallone, since it was the Rambo movies before (not counting First Blood) which made me hate him in the first place.Anytime Stalllone wants to direct a new movie, he has my support any day of the week. And i really hope he finally gets off the ground his much delayed biopic of Edgar Alan Poe.
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YEAAAAAAHHHHH!
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Fuckin A Iger is the Anti-Eisner, this fucker knows how to run a business! Give the Marvel properties to Lassiter and his team...you won't see any shitty "Wolverine" stories, or any shitty stories period, coming from those guys.One does wonder what this means for all the Universal tie-ins thought. hmmmmm
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Oooooh, that's gotta hurt.
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Stallone has already insinuated that if he can work in SchoolBoy in the next film, he'd do it. It gives the movie better credibility (avoiding the cliched 'one man army') and gives the action a better sense of scale with an opposing force having to worry about being sniped at range. It's better for the action and the narrative. I'm betting he returns.
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Thx, The Dark Shite. That was hilarious, too!
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Aug 31, 2009 9:24:44 AM CDT
RE: "This could potentially be No Country for old men...with Ram
by mr. nice gaius
Yes, Llewelyn Moss will be avenged!!!
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First Blood - amazing. First Blood Part 2 - great. Rambo 3 - hugely enjoyable cheesefest. Rambo - unbelievably fucking amazingly good. This new one? CANNOT FUCKING WAIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Stallone is the man, man.
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He deserves a great send off for such a great character - but you nailed it in the last movie where he went home. Let him survive, dude, on his fathers ranch. That would be poetic. Fuck, I can't wait for this.
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Just get Rambo 5 moving along in time to mount more Expendables movies. Sounds to me like Sly has a great new franchise in the works, where he can bring back old action heroes in every installment. Remember how much fun it was when we were throwing out casting names for the first one?
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Was great! I loved it.
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Aug 31, 2009 10:07:04 AM CDT
I WANT TO SEE RAMBO CHILLIN IN A HAMMOCK AT THE END OF THE MOVIE
by bringingsexyback
surrounded by thousands of Mexican gangster corpses!!!!!
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Second Blood: Part One/Rambo V
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but Rambo M50ing more dusky natives into pulpy bloodspray rawwwks? I'm failing to see the difference here...
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I loved how the cocky SAS guy survived the last movie. It went against every cliche having somebody so arrogant and cocky not get killed. He was an asshole, but he could kill as well as the next guy. I'd love to see the team called on by Rambo as payback for him helping them in Burma.
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When it comes to Michael Bay, I follow through on my convictions.
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You bet your testes!
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Lets stop the Sly/Clint comparisons. Eastwood is 16 years older, so no Dirty Harry 6 is understandible-especially since we all essentially got the end of DH with "Gran Torino" and the end of the man with no name with "Unforgiven". Clint has had far better sucess behind the camera as of late, and is a very versatile film maker. Sly is brilliant at what he does, and has finally realized it. I always thought he was a better actor than people gave him credit for (Rocky the first and Copland come to mind) but he is also a kick-ass action director as evindenced by Rambo (the last one). He was pitch perfect, IMO, with Rocky Balboa, ending that character perfectly. I'm sure "Expendables' will kick all sorts of ass. Maybe this Rambo movie is the one that ends it--Rambo ending things where they began, at home, like "First Blood". Who knows? All I know is he's had a good resurrection/run and I hope it keeps going. I'm sure he will probably tone it down when he gets to Clint's age.
Oh, and whoever said he might have a heart attack at 62? Have you actually seen the guy? I think heart attack is the least of his worries. -
The last Rocky was a classy endeavor with a lot of heart, Rambo IV was an entertaining return to the Rambo formula, which in my books is a pretty damn winning formula. I can't think of many action stars around today that have the charisma, charm, and balls-to-the-wall intensity that Stallone brings to action roles (when he's in a good movie). It's good to have him back. He's one of the only 80's action stars that's made a comeback and not embarased himself. (I'm lookin' at you, Indiana Jones)
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Aug 31, 2009 10:30:52 AM CDT
Garrido will be going first season of Oz Beecher style
by jackrabbitslim
He'll come to know the depth and breadth of the word suffer. And the Diesel Dykes in Chowchilla will have his wife working muff duty for two decades.
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I would pay good money to watch that. I would run to the theaters to watch that.
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Okay, that was funny. Sign me up if you get that one made.
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I though you liked Michael Bay and his movies.
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The difference is that Bad Boys 2 is a retarded, stupid, badly made movie directed by a person who is an ignorant unredeamable mysantropic asshole.
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Have him a viking, a warrior's death, doing down fighting. It's appropriate for a man who had lived hsi whole life by the sword, to die by the sword. Truly, what other death should Rambo get? Dying with alzeimer at some rest home, riddled with gout and kidney failure?
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10 years ago i would think i was fucking insane defending a Rambo movie! Fucking hell, how the world turns, when a Rambo movie that's not First Blood deserves passionate defending!
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With the given synopsis, one new element that could be VERY interesting is seeing John J. wreak some havoc in a densely populated, urban area.
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Problem is, Rambo's training is fighting in the jungle. Fighting in urban enviroment needs a compeltly other type of training. in fact, it's the hardest training a soldier can get, because urban warfare is a soldier's worst nightmare. And worst, urban warafare has such a nature, that even super-trained special forces find it hard to suceed even against amateur armed civilains with no formal military training. Just ask the Spetsnaz when they had to deal with armed civilians in Chechnya. And that was not an exception, that is the rule.Unless the point in putting Rambo fighting in a urban enviroment is a deliberate atempt to rob him of the advantages of his training, for the sake of suspense.
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And I agree with those who say the next one HAS to be a hard 'R'. When Johnny R. went home, I was convinced that Stallone was done with the character. I still sorta think maybe Rambo deserves to retire! Let the man rest! However, the last 20 mins of 'Rambo' were so deliciously violent and satisfying that a Rambo 5 just might trigger anew my bloodlust! Bring on Rambo 5,6,7.....!!!!!
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the kids will love it, especially if its the vampires that sparkle in the sunshine.
Rambo will be told that he needs to stake them through the heart or decapitate them with a sword. He will of course say Fuck that and shoot them in half with a gattling gun or fire rockets at their heads. -
fucking Drug lords.RAMBO!
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Sounds like NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN meets TAKEN meets SLY'S VISION! Stallone really is the man. And to the CLINT EASTOOOD comparisions...both men are legends and great filmmakers..more importantly they are great at what they both do. Can't wait for the Expendables TEASER trailer.
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Sounds like what Stallone said thew working plot for Rambo 4 was before the complete Burma overhaul. So I guess we'll be seeing much of what he talked about on the Rambo 4 DVD as the beginning stages of Rambo 4. As for Brujeria being on the soundtrack, I'm all for it, Dino rules.
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Makes an outstanding point. Stallone had the talent as an actor alone to stand with the big guys (he's a hell of a writer, too). Look at Rocky again, or Cop Land or a few other films here and there, and you'll see a talented actor at work. Something happened along the way. Maybe the lure of the action dollar was too tempting. I can't begrusdge the man, and hell, I love a lot of those action flicks, too. Sly was a big part of my youth. Still, I would have loved to have seen Stallone in more dramas like Cop Land. He delivered a superb performance in that flick. The guy's a rea
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Makes an outstanding point. Stallone had the talent as an actor alone to stand with the big guys (he's a hell of a writer, too). Look at Rocky again, or Cop Land or a few other films here and there, and you'll see a talented actor at work. Something happened along the way. Maybe the lure of the action dollar was too tempting. I can't begrusdge the man, and hell, I love a lot of those action flicks, too. Sly was a big part of my youth. Still, I would have loved to have seen Stallone in more dramas like Cop Land. He delivered a superb performance in that flick. The guy's a rea
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Makes an outstanding point. Stallone had the talent as an actor alone to stand with the big guys (he's a hell of a writer, too). Look at Rocky again, or Cop Land or a few other films here and there, and you'll see a talented actor at work. Something happened along the way. Maybe the lure of the action dollar was too tempting. I can't begrusdge the man, and hell, I love a lot of those action flicks, too. Sly was a big part of my youth. Still, I would have loved to have seen Stallone in more dramas like Cop Land. He delivered a superb performance in that flick. The guy's a rea
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Makes an outstanding point. Stallone had the talent as an actor alone to stand with the big guys (he's a hell of a writer, too). Look at Rocky again, or Cop Land or a few other films here and there, and you'll see a talented actor at work. Something happened along the way. Maybe the lure of the action dollar was too tempting. I can't begrusdge the man, and hell, I love a lot of those action flicks, too. Sly was a big part of my youth. Still, I would have loved to have seen Stallone in more dramas like Cop Land. He delivered a superb performance in that flick. The guy's a rea
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Makes an outstanding point. Stallone had the talent as an actor alone to stand with the big guys (he's a hell of a writer, too). Look at Rocky again, or Cop Land or a few other films here and there, and you'll see a talented actor at work. Something happened along the way. Maybe the lure of the action dollar was too tempting. I can't begrusdge the man, and hell, I love a lot of those action flicks, too. Sly was a big part of my youth. Still, I would have loved to have seen Stallone in more dramas like Cop Land. He delivered a superb performance in that flick. The guy's a rea
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Makes an outstanding point. Stallone had the talent as an actor alone to stand with the big guys (he's a hell of a writer, too). Look at Rocky again, or Cop Land or a few other films here and there, and you'll see a talented actor at work. Something happened along the way. Maybe the lure of the action dollar was too tempting. I can't begrusdge the man, and hell, I love a lot of those action flicks, too. Sly was a big part of my youth. Still, I would have loved to have seen Stallone in more dramas like Cop Land. He delivered a superb performance in that flick. The guy's a rea
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Makes an outstanding point. Stallone had the talent as an actor alone to stand with the big guys (he's a hell of a writer, too). Look at Rocky again, or Cop Land or a few other films here and there, and you'll see a talented actor at work. Something happened along the way. Maybe the lure of the action dollar was too tempting. I can't begrusdge the man, and hell, I love a lot of those action flicks, too. Sly was a big part of my youth. Still, I would have loved to have seen Stallone in more dramas like Cop Land. He delivered a superb performance in that flick. The guy's a rea
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Makes an outstanding point. Stallone had the talent as an actor alone to stand with the big guys (he's a hell of a writer, too). Look at Rocky again, or Cop Land or a few other films here and there, and you'll see a talented actor at work. Something happened along the way. Maybe the lure of the action dollar was too tempting. I can't begrusdge the man, and hell, I love a lot of those action flicks, too. Sly was a big part of my youth. Still, I would have loved to have seen Stallone in more dramas like Cop Land. He delivered a superb performance in that flick. The guy's a rea
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Makes an outstanding point. Stallone had the talent as an actor alone to stand with the big guys (he's a hell of a writer, too). Look at Rocky again, or Cop Land or a few other films here and there, and you'll see a talented actor at work. Something happened along the way. Maybe the lure of the action dollar was too tempting. I can't begrusdge the man, and hell, I love a lot of those action flicks, too. Sly was a big part of my youth. Still, I would have loved to have seen Stallone in more dramas like Cop Land. He delivered a superb performance in that flick. The guy's a rea
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Makes an outstanding point. Stallone had the talent as an actor alone to stand with the big guys (he's a hell of a writer, too). Look at Rocky again, or Cop Land or a few other films here and there, and you'll see a talented actor at work. Something happened along the way. Maybe the lure of the action dollar was too tempting. I can't begrusdge the man, and hell, I love a lot of those action flicks, too. Sly was a big part of my youth. Still, I would have loved to have seen Stallone in more dramas like Cop Land. He delivered a superb performance in that flick. The guy's a rea
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Makes an outstanding point. Stallone had the talent as an actor alone to stand with the big guys (he's a hell of a writer, too). Look at Rocky again, or Cop Land or a few other films here and there, and you'll see a talented actor at work. Something happened along the way. Maybe the lure of the action dollar was too tempting. I can't begrusdge the man, and hell, I love a lot of those action flicks, too. Sly was a big part of my youth. Still, I would have loved to have seen Stallone in more dramas like Cop Land. He delivered a superb performance in that flick. The guy's a rea
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Makes an outstanding point. Stallone had the talent as an actor alone to stand with the big guys (he's a hell of a writer, too). Look at Rocky again, or Cop Land or a few other films here and there, and you'll see a talented actor at work. Something happened along the way. Maybe the lure of the action dollar was too tempting. I can't begrusdge the man, and hell, I love a lot of those action flicks, too. Sly was a big part of my youth. Still, I would have loved to have seen Stallone in more dramas like Cop Land. He delivered a superb performance in that flick. The guy's a rea
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Makes an outstanding point. Stallone had the talent as an actor alone to stand with the big guys (he's a hell of a writer, too). Look at Rocky again, or Cop Land or a few other films here and there, and you'll see a talented actor at work. Something happened along the way. Maybe the lure of the action dollar was too tempting. I can't begrusdge the man, and hell, I love a lot of those action flicks, too. Sly was a big part of my youth. Still, I would have loved to have seen Stallone in more dramas like Cop Land. He delivered a superb performance in that flick. The guy's a rea
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Makes an outstanding point. Stallone had the talent as an actor alone to stand with the big guys (he's a hell of a writer, too). Look at Rocky again, or Cop Land or a few other films here and there, and you'll see a talented actor at work. Something happened along the way. Maybe the lure of the action dollar was too tempting. I can't begrusdge the man, and hell, I love a lot of those action flicks, too. Sly was a big part of my youth. Still, I would have loved to have seen Stallone in more dramas like Cop Land. He delivered a superb performance in that flick. The guy's a rea
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Makes an outstanding point. Stallone had the talent as an actor alone to stand with the big guys (he's a hell of a writer, too). Look at Rocky again, or Cop Land or a few other films here and there, and you'll see a talented actor at work. Something happened along the way. Maybe the lure of the action dollar was too tempting. I can't begrusdge the man, and hell, I love a lot of those action flicks, too. Sly was a big part of my youth. Still, I would have loved to have seen Stallone in more dramas like Cop Land. He delivered a superb performance in that flick. The guy's a rea
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Makes an outstanding point. Stallone had the talent as an actor alone to stand with the big guys (he's a hell of a writer, too). Look at Rocky again, or Cop Land or a few other films here and there, and you'll see a talented actor at work. Something happened along the way. Maybe the lure of the action dollar was too tempting. I can't begrusdge the man, and hell, I love a lot of those action flicks, too. Sly was a big part of my youth. Still, I would have loved to have seen Stallone in more dramas like Cop Land. He delivered a superb performance in that flick. The guy's a rea
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Makes an outstanding point. Stallone had the talent as an actor alone to stand with the big guys (he's a hell of a writer, too). Look at Rocky again, or Cop Land or a few other films here and there, and you'll see a talented actor at work. Something happened along the way. Maybe the lure of the action dollar was too tempting. I can't begrusdge the man, and hell, I love a lot of those action flicks, too. Sly was a big part of my youth. Still, I would have loved to have seen Stallone in more dramas like Cop Land. He delivered a superb performance in that flick. The guy's a rea
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Makes an outstanding point. Stallone had the talent as an actor alone to stand with the big guys (he's a hell of a writer, too). Look at Rocky again, or Cop Land or a few other films here and there, and you'll see a talented actor at work. Something happened along the way. Maybe the lure of the action dollar was too tempting. I can't begrusdge the man, and hell, I love a lot of those action flicks, too. Sly was a big part of my youth. Still, I would have loved to have seen Stallone in more dramas like Cop Land. He delivered a superb performance in that flick. The guy's a rea
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Makes an outstanding point. Stallone had the talent as an actor alone to stand with the big guys (he's a hell of a writer, too). Look at Rocky again, or Cop Land or a few other films here and there, and you'll see a talented actor at work. Something happened along the way. Maybe the lure of the action dollar was too tempting. I can't begrusdge the man, and hell, I love a lot of those action flicks, too. Sly was a big part of my youth. Still, I would have loved to have seen Stallone in more dramas like Cop Land. He delivered a superb performance in that flick. The guy's a rea
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Makes an outstanding point. Stallone had the talent as an actor alone to stand with the big guys (he's a hell of a writer, too). Look at Rocky again, or Cop Land or a few other films here and there, and you'll see a talented actor at work. Something happened along the way. Maybe the lure of the action dollar was too tempting. I can't begrusdge the man, and hell, I love a lot of those action flicks, too. Sly was a big part of my youth. Still, I would have loved to have seen Stallone in more dramas like Cop Land. He delivered a superb performance in that flick. The guy's a rea
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Makes an outstanding point. Stallone had the talent as an actor alone to stand with the big guys (he's a hell of a writer, too). Look at Rocky again, or Cop Land or a few other films here and there, and you'll see a talented actor at work. Something happened along the way. Maybe the lure of the action dollar was too tempting. I can't begrusdge the man, and hell, I love a lot of those action flicks, too. Sly was a big part of my youth. Still, I would have loved to have seen Stallone in more dramas like Cop Land. He delivered a superb performance in that flick. The guy's a rea
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Makes an outstanding point. Stallone had the talent as an actor alone to stand with the big guys (he's a hell of a writer, too). Look at Rocky again, or Cop Land or a few other films here and there, and you'll see a talented actor at work. Something happened along the way. Maybe the lure of the action dollar was too tempting. I can't begrusdge the man, and hell, I love a lot of those action flicks, too. Sly was a big part of my youth. Still, I would have loved to have seen Stallone in more dramas like Cop Land. He delivered a superb performance in that flick. The guy's a rea
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Makes an outstanding point. Stallone had the talent as an actor alone to stand with the big guys (he's a hell of a writer, too). Look at Rocky again, or Cop Land or a few other films here and there, and you'll see a talented actor at work. Something happened along the way. Maybe the lure of the action dollar was too tempting. I can't begrusdge the man, and hell, I love a lot of those action flicks, too. Sly was a big part of my youth. Still, I would have loved to have seen Stallone in more dramas like Cop Land. He delivered a superb performance in that flick. The guy's a rea
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Makes an outstanding point. Stallone had the talent as an actor alone to stand with the big guys (he's a hell of a writer, too). Look at Rocky again, or Cop Land or a few other films here and there, and you'll see a talented actor at work. Something happened along the way. Maybe the lure of the action dollar was too tempting. I can't begrusdge the man, and hell, I love a lot of those action flicks, too. Sly was a big part of my youth. Still, I would have loved to have seen Stallone in more dramas like Cop Land. He delivered a superb performance in that flick. The guy's a rea
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Makes an outstanding point. Stallone had the talent as an actor alone to stand with the big guys (he's a hell of a writer, too). Look at Rocky again, or Cop Land or a few other films here and there, and you'll see a talented actor at work. Something happened along the way. Maybe the lure of the action dollar was too tempting. I can't begrusdge the man, and hell, I love a lot of those action flicks, too. Sly was a big part of my youth. Still, I would have loved to have seen Stallone in more dramas like Cop Land. He delivered a superb performance in that flick. The guy's a rea
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Makes an outstanding point. Stallone had the talent as an actor alone to stand with the big guys (he's a hell of a writer, too). Look at Rocky again, or Cop Land or a few other films here and there, and you'll see a talented actor at work. Something happened along the way. Maybe the lure of the action dollar was too tempting. I can't begrusdge the man, and hell, I love a lot of those action flicks, too. Sly was a big part of my youth. Still, I would have loved to have seen Stallone in more dramas like Cop Land. He delivered a superb performance in that flick. The guy's a rea
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Makes an outstanding point. Stallone had the talent as an actor alone to stand with the big guys (he's a hell of a writer, too). Look at Rocky again, or Cop Land or a few other films here and there, and you'll see a talented actor at work. Something happened along the way. Maybe the lure of the action dollar was too tempting. I can't begrusdge the man, and hell, I love a lot of those action flicks, too. Sly was a big part of my youth. Still, I would have loved to have seen Stallone in more dramas like Cop Land. He delivered a superb performance in that flick. The guy's a rea
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Makes an outstanding point. Stallone had the talent as an actor alone to stand with the big guys (he's a hell of a writer, too). Look at Rocky again, or Cop Land or a few other films here and there, and you'll see a talented actor at work. Something happened along the way. Maybe the lure of the action dollar was too tempting. I can't begrusdge the man, and hell, I love a lot of those action flicks, too. Sly was a big part of my youth. Still, I would have loved to have seen Stallone in more dramas like Cop Land. He delivered a superb performance in that flick. The guy's a rea
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Makes an outstanding point. Stallone had the talent as an actor alone to stand with the big guys (he's a hell of a writer, too). Look at Rocky again, or Cop Land or a few other films here and there, and you'll see a talented actor at work. Something happened along the way. Maybe the lure of the action dollar was too tempting. I can't begrusdge the man, and hell, I love a lot of those action flicks, too. Sly was a big part of my youth. Still, I would have loved to have seen Stallone in more dramas like Cop Land. He delivered a superb performance in that flick. The guy's a rea
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Makes an outstanding point. Stallone had the talent as an actor alone to stand with the big guys (he's a hell of a writer, too). Look at Rocky again, or Cop Land or a few other films here and there, and you'll see a talented actor at work. Something happened along the way. Maybe the lure of the action dollar was too tempting. I can't begrusdge the man, and hell, I love a lot of those action flicks, too. Sly was a big part of my youth. Still, I would have loved to have seen Stallone in more dramas like Cop Land. He delivered a superb performance in that flick. The guy's a rea
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Makes an outstanding point. Stallone had the talent as an actor alone to stand with the big guys (he's a hell of a writer, too). Look at Rocky again, or Cop Land or a few other films here and there, and you'll see a talented actor at work. Something happened along the way. Maybe the lure of the action dollar was too tempting. I can't begrusdge the man, and hell, I love a lot of those action flicks, too. Sly was a big part of my youth. Still, I would have loved to have seen Stallone in more dramas like Cop Land. He delivered a superb performance in that flick. The guy's a rea
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Makes an outstanding point. Stallone had the talent as an actor alone to stand with the big guys (he's a hell of a writer, too). Look at Rocky again, or Cop Land or a few other films here and there, and you'll see a talented actor at work. Something happened along the way. Maybe the lure of the action dollar was too tempting. I can't begrusdge the man, and hell, I love a lot of those action flicks, too. Sly was a big part of my youth. Still, I would have loved to have seen Stallone in more dramas like Cop Land. He delivered a superb performance in that flick. The guy's a rea
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Makes an outstanding point. Stallone had the talent as an actor alone to stand with the big guys (he's a hell of a writer, too). Look at Rocky again, or Cop Land or a few other films here and there, and you'll see a talented actor at work. Something happened along the way. Maybe the lure of the action dollar was too tempting. I can't begrusdge the man, and hell, I love a lot of those action flicks, too. Sly was a big part of my youth. Still, I would have loved to have seen Stallone in more dramas like Cop Land. He delivered a superb performance in that flick. The guy's a rea
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Makes an outstanding point. Stallone had the talent as an actor alone to stand with the big guys (he's a hell of a writer, too). Look at Rocky again, or Cop Land or a few other films here and there, and you'll see a talented actor at work. Something happened along the way. Maybe the lure of the action dollar was too tempting. I can't begrusdge the man, and hell, I love a lot of those action flicks, too. Sly was a big part of my youth. Still, I would have loved to have seen Stallone in more dramas like Cop Land. He delivered a superb performance in that flick. The guy's a rea
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Makes an outstanding point. Stallone had the talent as an actor alone to stand with the big guys (he's a hell of a writer, too). Look at Rocky again, or Cop Land or a few other films here and there, and you'll see a talented actor at work. Something happened along the way. Maybe the lure of the action dollar was too tempting. I can't begrusdge the man, and hell, I love a lot of those action flicks, too. Sly was a big part of my youth. Still, I would have loved to have seen Stallone in more dramas like Cop Land. He delivered a superb performance in that flick. The guy's a rea
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I hit some kind of button while I was typing away in a Stallone frenzy and I really screwed the pooch. Sorry, guys.
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I can't speak for everybody else here, but i think we got it the first time, friend.
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to watch Rambo killing sparkling emo vampyres... with extreme prejudice.
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Aug 31, 2009 11:49:35 AM CDT
Will hollywood leave the drug lords alone!!
by unapologetically_flaccid_for_you
What have they done that's so bad!??!
They provide quality product to millions of satisfied customers worldwide risking their life and freedom!
Rambo should be working for them against the oppressive regimes that try to shut them down.
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John Rambo bores to shit out of the nurses with his stories of how great things were in the 50s, before fucking Vietnam.
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I wouldn't call it having the product cut to 10% of it's purity as delivering quality product. Unless that's heroin, nobody can take it pure unless they want a very fast way to have a killing heart attack in seconds.
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Where's our "Rambo VS The Saucer Men from Mars"?
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They didn't pussy-fy the action, it was brutal and kick-ass like it should be.
Also caught District 9 last night. My chick actually wanted to see it!! That movie was bad-ass. No pulled punches, a well deserved R rating, great sci-fi action, and like Rambo, it didn't pull any punches with the gore. We need more movies like these. -
It's the complete put to practice of the economic ideal of laize-faire capitalism. Drug barons and neo-cons have a lot in common in their views of economics.
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Either as an ally or as a big bad in the movie, since he doesn't have a part for him in The Expendables (iirc). I recall Jack Bauer having some business down in Mexico in season 3 of 24, so he should recruit Keifer for the movie too... or save him for Expendables 2, because his role of Jack Bauer has given us some badass moments that most definitely qualifies him as action alum in my eyes.
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The main difference is laize-faire capitalism doesn't trade in illegal, dangerous, destructive goods... At least not on purpose.
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The last Rambo kicked ass. I'll happily drop down money to see another installment.
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please have the great PAULY SHORE as a drug lord,think about it you know you want it.
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Sly's partnership with NU IMAGE has turned out great. First we got RAMBO, which they gave him 50 million dollars to spend, and Stallone made that 50 million go all the way to the bank with one of the best action films EVER! Next we get THE EXPENDABLES, which they gave Sly 80 million, and which will team for the first time not only ARNOLD "I'M STILL A FUCKING GOD OF ACTION WHEN I RETURN" SCHWARZENEGGER but also BRUCE "I'M SO COOL" WILLIS. And now we get another RAMBO movie with a solid sounding story. Nu Image should give Sly another 50 million (or 60 million) to cause major death and destruction on the bad guys of the U.S. and MEXICO! KILL EM ALL!!!!!!!!!!!
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Aug 31, 2009 12:52:24 PM CDT
Stallone would've made a great COMEDIAN in Watchmen
by zombieheathledger
Yo, Moloch!
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So I'm definitely game for another. Sure we've seen this plot before, but not Rambo style! Keeping the audiences sympathies with one young, assumedly pretty, girl is a good idea and should make it more compelling. I look forward to Sly keeping us up to date!
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Any time there's a news story about a sequel/remake/re-imagining people get all crazed about how there's no original ideas and that the sequel isn't needed.I'm a fan of the new Rambo and want to see another.....i'm just surprised at how hypocritical some of you guys can be about sequels.
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...please
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...please
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Up the ante from Rambo 4 and we're good to go.
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Aug 31, 2009 1:55:52 PM CDT
"a person who is an ignorant unredeamable mysantropic asshole"
by xiphos_2
It seems that AssholeLife has finally gained some personal insight. Congrats goat fucker.
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Aug 31, 2009 2:08:52 PM CDT
Make Rambo the Main Fucking Character This Time For Crissakes!
by tall_boy66
Rambo took an hour to actually get out his bow & arrow to do some Rambo-ing, and aside from the final 20 minutes he spent most of the movie playing second banana. The movie is called Rambo, so make it about fucking Rambo. No more "Rambo and his Amazing Friends" like that last one. Once again, Quint comes up with a terrible idea to bring back the supporting guy, but, hey, he's Quint, you can't really hold it against him, that's just being petty. Oh, and an actual villain in this movie would be nice too.
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When Mel Gibson and Homer remade "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington." ("All in favour, say die." "Happy Birthday, Mister President...")
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I can't believe THIS is the story they're going to tell. It's so NOT a RAMBO movie. This is odd if they're really going with the kidnapping script- First off, it stinks and secondly - IT'S NOT A RAMBO MOVIE!
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But the last thing I wanted to do was fuck up the Rambo talkback. Consider me a fan. I proudly supported the last movie and saw it in the theater. Anyway, lots of people mentioned "sniper buddy" and I think that's a good way to go for the next film, too. Get some other paramilitary hard-asses for Rambo to interact with. These are likely the only types Rambo can relate to. Stallone could write some good dilaogue around that premise. A lot of the interesting dialogue in the first two films was Rambo's interaction with Trautman.
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it took us until almost the end of the TB to get Trejo in on this. The plot alone screams his name. What about the rest of the cast? Could we see some guys who didn't make the cut in the Expendables?
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Considering Sly's use of HGH and steroids.
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after that shit with marvel and disney,at least we will get a new Rambo.
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Bring the Brian Dennehy character back as the retired cop from the first film. Have Rambo getting mixed up with one of those seedy militas ( Think Waco ) in attempt to stop a terrorist attack. Along the way Dennehy's character comes into play and has a chance to reveal who Rambo really is, but they end up working together to stop the attack.
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rambo goes to save donalds kidnapped nephews.
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Aug 31, 2009 2:43:31 PM CDT
Maybe Frank Stallone can write a new song for the soundtrack.
by dannyglovers_dickblo0d
Wouldn't that be fun? I think that would be fun. Frank's song from First Blood is still in heavy rotation on my iTunes. Hey, will we finally get to see Rambo reconcile with his father, like they hinted about at the end of the last one?
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Rambo opens a deli then punches his fist into an electric meat slicer
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What about STOP OR MY MOM WILL SHOOT AGAIN?!
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Best Guesses:
The Rambo
Rambo: Salvation
Rambo: Requiem
Rambo: Salvation's Requiem
R5 -
And hell yes to BRUJERIA! Good call!!!
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Aug 31, 2009 3:43:50 PM CDT
sorry, JOHN RAMBO 5: FIRST BLOOD PART 3: ELECTRIC BOOGALOO
by klarpblort
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I'm glad to hear his sequel is greenlit. I'm naturally looking forward to The Expendables, but Rambo IV was just kick-ass entertainment. An extremely well-made, vicious movie. It's great to see a guy like Sly able to make a successful comeback. He just can't get comfortable or he might screw it up, though.
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I thought they were gonna have a scene at the end of the credits showing him walking in his house BUT NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!! Robbed!
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C'mon - Admit it. You bring people "up river" they get caught - you go get them - That's Rambo 3 without the politics - NO STORY - NO LAYERS - NO WHERE NEAR AS GOOD AS IT COULD HAVE BEEN WITH A BETTER WRITER/DIRECTOR.
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something that Rambo 4 was lacking.Wasnt Jackie Chan supposed to play a similar role in an older script for Rambo 4?
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This almost seems like a remake.
Also, what happened to Stallone's assertion (or was it just a suggestion?) that the next RAMBO film would be a different genre?
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Rambo's back home, just buried his Father and has taken over the ranch. He has a couple Mexican helpers whose daughter disappears he goes across the border to look for her destroys Mexico. Finds Daughter has been sold to a US Congressman, RAMBO goes fucks up some secret service men, finds President is behind it all, takes on entire US Army with Sniper dude as back up. lol
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all his fans from the 80s want to take their kids to see his new movies.
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Rambo becomes a disgruntled Taxi Driver, and he blows people away when they don't pay their fares!
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First off, the idea of the last movie seemed like a joke. Until we all saw the trailer and we though "fuck, it might kick ass". But doing it again? I don't know. I don't know if I want to see an even older Sly slice up some Mexicans. I thought everything pretty much ended in RAMBO.
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Looks like he fucked with the wrong Mexican!
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"I will FIND YOU...I will KILL YOU".
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That was a hilarious movie
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Eastwood technically retired the Dirty Harry character but In the Line of Fire was made about when Dirty Harry 6 could have been. Stallone can make a good film but while Eastwood proved he can be a consistent commercial success outside his two signature roles, Stallone probably needs to be Rocky or Rambo to get the budget he needs greenlit. But maybe Stallone will show up here and tell me I'm full of shit.
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And with that said, I'll add, leave the Rambo franchise as it is. Why fuck up the legacy with a potentially awful movie. Stallone ended both Rambo and Rocky on great notes. Just walk away and let it end with that greatness...
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Another RAMBO movie can definitely fuck my eyeballs. Also...this is one of the most positive talkbacks I've ever seen on here in awhile.
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hope to add this one im a huge fan of his and unlike rocky rambo has like two movies left in him.
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I know they ended the last one with the impression that Rocky died, but I think he could have done one more.
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What, is he just innocently walking around with a bag of groceries like his MR. NICE GUY movie, when the kidnappers knock him over?....then he proceeds to kick ass?
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Aug 31, 2009 8:14:56 PM CDT
Jackie Chan can be the uncle of the kidnapped little girl...
by gibsonusa returns
Aw, shit...now you got Rambo AND Jackie Chan after you...you took the wrong girl, idiot!
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AWESOME NEWS! I can so picture RAMBO going to Mexico and nuking it! Yeah know, kind of like how Frank Castle (The Punisher) detonated a nuclear bomb! This would be like MAN ON FIRE to the EXTREME!!! Always thought Casey should have went out in a blaze of glory blowing up the car and everyone in Man on Fire, RAMBO needs to unleash HELL in the next movie! It needs to stay HARD R like his last one...heads must explode! Sniper dude needs to be in it! Maybe some cool dude with knives too, like that one dude that was in Desperado or something. Between this and Expendibles, I think my eye balls will burst into flames from the intensity!!! Stallone is the only one that can make a movie that will fuck your eyeballs! SORRY CAMERON and your crappy Ferngully 2!!!
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Rambo felt like an 80's action flick. It belonged with the other movies in it's series. It had great action, and the pacing was terrific.
Indy 4 felt nothing like an Indiana Jones film. -
Uh, ROTS still had better ratings that the new Rambo and Rocky according to RT
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I dont think you got his point. He said that rambo felt like an 80's movie and felt like it belonged with the rest of the series.
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Aug 31, 2009 10:13:36 PM CDT
Sly resurrected his franchises better than Lucas and Spielberg
by juansanchez
That's for sure. Box office and RT ratings aren't always the best indicator of quality. Rambo and Rocky fans are much happier with the new entries than Indy and Star Wars fans.
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Rambo going back home to Arizona does not end his story, in every movie he is trying to settle down and live in peace, but evil finds him. Hope they keep the classic action movie flavor with the editing and the original music just like the last one did so well.
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stepped it up. Each sequal ratched up from the last one from maiming local police to annihilating a Burmese army. The progression makes sense. You can't make up for an aging hero with some douche greaser who fences on a motorcycle. Sequals have to be better not dumber. 2+2=4 also if you didn't know George and Steve.
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And we are going to get something different. Rest assured the film is going to be bad ass and feel FRESH!
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It felt like every other hack and slash action movie the 90s gave us.
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Well said. Stallone's movies have a lasting quality that makes them classics. The new star wars and Indiana Jones movies had zero quality, they were all over-hyped crap.
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Solid story with good pacing and amazing action is what made RAMBO so great. Stallone can still make one more KICK ASS RAMBO film.
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The critics were insane to be so harsh on Rambo. I've never seen such a great action flick get unfairly crapped on.
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Let's be honest, he did make some bad films - and that's why critics are - I'd almost say afraid to give his film positive reviews. A.O. Scott of the New York Times had the guts to, though.
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One was AMAZING and the other a LETDOWN especially in the last half hour...I was like WTF!!! CRYSTAL SKULL was the letdown. JuanSanchez, I agree. Ever since ROCKY (1976), when STALLONE won Oscars, had HUGE BOX-OFFICE and became the highest paid actor, the critics hated him after that. I almost expect his films to get bad reviews before they start filming. Thank god he still has his millions of fans.
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Aug 31, 2009 11:54:06 PM CDT
Will he bitch out and make it PG-13 like the Expendables?
by outlawsdelejos
probably, cause Sly like da money.
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Much more violent than I was expecting, and I liked how it was relatively short for an action movie. But he doesn't do it alone. This next one will probably also have him as the member of some team.
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Aug 31, 2009 11:57:56 PM CDT
Producers want a PG-13 for Expendables and likely Rambo 5
by juansanchez
That's just the market right now.
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or whatever the fuck you name yoself...CALM DOWN. Preview/Trailer topps. Such music wouldn't work because of people like you. Its OK. Im a bigfan of Film scores done corretly by the likes of James Horner, Alan Silvestri and the late great Jerry Goldsmith. Chill, JACK! My good tasteful-BEER consumption got the Best of me when someone mentioned BRUJERIA (who I have listened to since 1995). Not to mention the GOLDEN NEWS of a "new" RAMBO installment in the future. THATS GOLD!
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Imagine Sly and Jackie together on a Rambo poster. The historical aspect of that would be worth the price of the movie ticket.
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Don't know how I feel about this. I really enjoyed the ending of the Rambo and feel there's no need for yet another Rambo picture. Other than Hollywood greed, of course. Storywise, I feel the book is closed. This was the great final chapter a lot of us were looking for. Another one will just turn into fuckin' Rambo III which was utter dogshit. Harry will be the only one gladly sucking Sly's cock since he happens to be halfway up his ass already.
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And even Rocky. Hell, Rocky Balboa was better than the new Rambo. The new Rambo just well, didn't feel new. It had some nice stuff in it, but the acting was shit.
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"Fuck the world!"
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Heard it was coming soon and would be called John Rambo.
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AHAHAH, i know exactly what you mean. Like a tool, i also waited to the end of the credits waiting that something else would happen, like some movies do. You know, like having a suprise cameo from a veteran actor of old action movies to be revealed as Rambo's father or something to that effect. No such luck.
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Another Rambo movie is just what the world needed... like herpes. Come on, Hollywood. Come up with something original, will you? There must be great original scripts out there, right?
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Every Rambo movie goes to lenghts to make him detatched from the world he lives in, to force his hand to go to combat again. Will the next Rambo movie opens with Rambo attending his father's funeral, to, again, make him alienated and detatched from the world he's in this time, aka, his father's home and farm?And whoever said that Danny trejo should be in a Rambo movie set in Mexico, that was a brillant sujestion. Not only is Trejo the same age as Stallone, which means he could had been once one of his brothers in arms back in Vietnam, but i would love to see Trejo as a good guy side-kick ass kicker. i don't know about you guys, but i'm now pretty fed up seeing Trejo as a bad guy, just because the was not born with boys band looks. It's about time Trejo plays heroic and good guys roles, while still kicling a lot of ass with extreme prejudice.A Stallone/Trejo team up to kick-ass... i can dream, can't I?
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It was the Rambos movies as a one man army that robbed the Rambos movies of all it's legitimacy and respect in the first place. Those Rambos movies deserved the shellacking they got. It was star ego infecting and hurting a movie forthe sake of feeding the ego. Thank goodness that Stallone woke up from that shit, and decided to serve the movie first, his ego second. Thank goodness he did that for Rambo 4, ending up making one of the best recent action movies.Rambo 4 proves that Stallone is far smarter and an insightful intelligent then the majority of his fans who are still stuck to his bad 80s Rambo movies (Rambo 2 and 3). Rambo 4 is a good companion to the other only good Rambo movie ever made, First Blood. Too bad most Stallone/Rambo fanboys chose the wrong Rambo movies to love, instead of the truly good one, First Blood, and now, Rambo 4.
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i'm now pretending that Rambo 2 and 3 never happened. This is actually a strong and hearthfelt praise for Rambo 4 and Stallone i'm doing here.
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in the uncut version of Stephen King's The Stand at one point two characters watch "Rambo 4: The Firefight" which was about Rambo killing drug dealers in a city
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I liked that aspect. And the team didn't take away from Rambo. This time I don't see there being a team as such, but likely contacts and allies. I could see Rambo working with a local cop trying to bust the dealers. Or the father of another girl who was taken. Could be a role for Trejo.
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The drug war is even less winnable. The last Rambo started to move in an interesting direction, this one seems to be taking a step back. I'm not sure where I would take it though. The concept is kind of played out.
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I like the idea of TREJO as a contact or past friend that Rambo calls for some help when in a tough situation. It would make sense to cast him as a bad guy, but to put him as a good guy would be brilliant.
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Rambo, Trejo, School-Boy and maybe the SAS-jerk who was still bad ass could destroy all of mexico in search of the one (I mean the young child). :)
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The SAS-jerk won my respect my screaming 'You farkin lady boy cunts!!' at his captors even when they had guns in his face.
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Man, I wish he would do a second Tango & Cash. And a second Cobra. Or a buddy cop movie with Jackie Chan.
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A revenge story Rolling Thunder style, where war veterans kick criminals ass. It would be a nice different approach, if the new Rambo was more of a thriller then a war movie. Which doesn't mean that would excluse a bombastic destruction-thron climax action scene by the end of the movie, like the one in Extreme Prejudice.
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Its my guilty pleasure....I even love Demolition Man....Bullock is just so damm bangable in that movie.....
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I say keep the story simple, but I'm sure there is more to the story here. I trust Slt to handle this with care.
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Why not?
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Sly! Get an original idea, for Christ's sake. ANOTHER Rambo????? Come ON. This has got to be a joke.
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Sly's cool, nuff said!
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Nope. Because once you're pushed...killing's as easy as breathing.
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I will take hundreds more Rambo movies (especially if they kick ass like the last one did) than hundreds of remakes. The thing that has me really excited is knowing that Sly knows he is going to have to top the carnage in the last movie. What will he do next?
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The Expendables is going to be filmed as PG-13 and R but rumors are it could end up being PG-13 due to the success of Live Free Or Die Hard. I don't want my action watered down. All four Rambo movies have been rated R so why stop now? The Expendables should also be R. Inglorious Basterds and Watchmen both did well and had R ratings. PLEASE make both films rated R.
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Sep 01, 2009 2:33:05 PM CDT
Box office and RT ratings aren't always the best indicator of qu
by tall_boy66
Erm, really? I'm fairly certain if A) it makes money and B) has good reviews than C) it's a good movie. you know. Crazy logic there, but if people see it and people say good things about it, it's a good movie. (Try pointing out that fact to AsimovLives about Star Trek and his head explodes in nerd rage.)
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now that i have the attention of the people with good taste...
What do you think of a reboot of "Godzilla" directored by Zach Snyder -done with a serious tone- -
Something will set him off, and then he'll go nuts again.
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Sep 01, 2009 3:19:14 PM CDT
"JOHN RAMBO" title needs to be reserved for RAMBO 6...
by gibsonusa returns
...now that I think about it.
If the Rambo character gets killed in the movie, it needs to be in the forests of the first movie during Rambo 6, with two trilogies. And thats the one that should be called "JOHN RAMBO". -
Direct quoting from a Rambo movie? It takes knowing, considering the Rambo movies are hardly known for their dialogue.
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Of course, you always forget the willingness people have to drink the kool-aid. You should know, you did drink it.
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Liking Stallone is not good taste. It's Stallone who got much, much better then what he used to be. LikingStallone once was as low as you could get. Today, he's a prince of action. I'm hapy the man improved with age, like a good Port Wine. I don't miss his old shit, but i'm loving his new stuff.
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I agree stallone has improved with age...
but Cmon, liking stallone was NOT as low as you could get, and the man has churned out enough classics in the 70s/80s to be held next to arnie....Rocky 1,2,3,4, Rambo 1,2. tango and cash, cobra(its a guilty pleasure), cliffhanger, demolition man -
. . . for a movie set on the Mexico/US border.There's no way he could get away with making human Jell-O out of human traffickers in Mexico like he can with unidentified "bad guys" in the jungles of Burma.
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I know my high school vocabulary and i WILL use it gawdammit.
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Sly needs to stay away from Rambo & Rocky flicks. That last ROcky was fuckin' lame, to say the least. Rambo, on the other hand, was truly the best Rambo since FIrst Blood. 100% pure kickassery - as Harry would say. But I think Sly's at the point where he's just milking this shit. The Expendable should be awesome ONLY if it's Rated R. Otherwise, it's in question. We shall see when it's out...
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in a scene.
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Hopefully they keep it as ultraviolent as the last movie in the series.
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for Rambo to take on Al Queda? You know you all want to see it. DO IT BEFORE YOU DIE STALLONE!
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Pleased to hear Stallone's gonna give us another one. A part of me wishes he'd revisit Afghanistan to sort out the 'Taliban'....but tackling 'kidnapping drug lords' will do nicely....so long as it sticks to the hard R formula! If it's reduced to PG-13, what's the fucking point?
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I guessed that Rambo would be here fighting homeland problems after the end of the last one. Woot.
I gotta say human trafficking is a great idea. Not to participate in, but for a story. I mean, I hate everyone, and think the world is mostly evil, but I even have a hard time acknowledging that that's going on. I've kinda wanted to find out how you can tell when they are trafficking people in your area. Because where I live I think people could totally get away with that. There's already a system here of hiring illegals and getting them documents and stuff, so I figure it must be going on.
BTW, Can I go ahead and nominate Andrew Divoff (Mikhail from LOST) for lead trafficker? I miss his Patchy badness. -
That would kick ass.
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Stallone and Eastwood. And Jackie Chan doesn't look remotely Mexican/South American. But I like the idea of Trejo as a good guy. Maybe a lone good Mexican cop who gets beheaded. 'Cause they do that shit you know.
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According to the article a girl character is snatched at the US/Mexico border. Why does Jackie Chan have to be South American?
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Not only did the producer, Avi Lerner, say that a fifth RAMBO WILL BE R (but not as violent as the last one, hey it doesn't need to be)...but STALLONE would never cut the balls off his RAMBO character for more box-office. Rest assured, STALLONE got away with MURDER on the last film with the MPAA. RAMBO should have been rated NC17! GO SLY!
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Stallone never got his due in Hollywood cause no one ever wanted to believe some dumb musclehead got an Oscar for writing a brilliant movie. Then he was constantly in the crosshairs and nit picked. "He's an Asshole..". Really? You would be too if your career was constantly under a microscope. To go way back up for just a second. Eastwood is Eastwood. Always, and that is great. Stallone has done So many variations on himself and original characters over a tremendous career. Rambo is nothing like Rocky. Ray Tango suave and smart. Freddy in Copland was so against type. Where is his cock? I need to blow it.
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Referring to both Rambo and the kidnapped.
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Sly gets his shit from south of the border? Please. A rich man like Sly wouldn't be caught dead using some bootleg UGL shit. I'm sure he does what every rich man his age (with money) does, goes to an "Anti-Aging" clinic to get their shit. It's totally legal. Every man after a certain age naturally stops producing testosterone (andropause) and testosterone replacement therapy has become popular. There are a lot of jacked 50 something year old men at my gym who go to the same doctor and they put a lot of 20 somethings to shame. But they are there everyday at 5am putting work in. Roids alone aren't allowing Sly to still kick ass though, that man puts in work. And whatever he does/believes in personally, I don't care. I'm old enough to have seen Rocky 4 in theaters. Saw him turn into a joke (The Specialist, Eye See You) and now I'm happy he got his shit right. But don't claim he uses that bootleg shit to get jacked. He got money, and I'm sure he's getting his shit legally.
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