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First Blood is the world’s introduction to John Rambo & introductions don’t get much more memorable than this film. Sylvester Stallone was somehow able to follow up the success of Rocky with First Blood & a new franchise that carried Stallone decades into the future. Rambo has to be... show more

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First blood is such a good movie.

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RAMBO | FIRST BLOOD (1982) - Sylvester Stallone [Blu-ray 4K] - Unboxing & Menus

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First Blood’s excellent. The Rambo films… considerably less excellent

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It’s got a lot of heart, though often seen as heartless action by those only exposed to the sequels.

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I saw this being advertised at the movie and the night that poltergeist was released when I went into the theater. I looked in the lobby and I saw the poster for first blood, and I looked at it and said it won't be that good how wrong I was.

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first blood: excellent. franchise movies: crap. it's a shame that the crap gas submerged and spoiled the original film

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Rambo: First Blood is more than an action film. Through Rambo’s story, it offers a subtle critique of how America treated many Vietnam veterans after they returned home traumatized. The studio originally filmed an alternate ending in which John Rambo takes his own life. But Sylvester Stallone strongly disagreed.

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John Rambo wasn't supposed to be sympathetic. In David Morrell's novel First Blood, Rambo is a cold-blooded killer. Psychotic. Dangerous. The book ends with him deadshot by his own creator, Colonel Trautman. Sylvester Stallone read the script and refused to play that version. He saw something else. Not a monster. A victim. A man created by war... 🎬 First Blood (1982)

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Sylvester Stallone made significant script revisions to make the character of Rambo more relatable to audiences. He cut most of John Rambo’s dialogue when writing First Blood, and instead had the other characters in the film discuss him. Rambo’s actions and silence is what would convey his internal struggle opposed to using dialogue for that.

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Rambo: First Blood (1982) had an early cut that ran nearly 3 & a half hours, packed with extra dialogue and one liners. Stallone hated it so much he wanted to buy the negatives and destroy them. What survived is the leanest, most grounded Rambo.

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Sylvester Stallone was robbed of the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for Creed. I’ll never let it go. Stallone was shockingly great & Creed smashed my expectations overall. I wanted Sly to win & have another iconic moment in The Rocky franchise, especially so many decades after he won Best Picture for the first film. This snub by The Academy will forever annoy me.

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Ending of First Blood (1982) is Stallone at his best. That raw breakdown wasn’t in the original cut, the novel ended with Rambo’s death. Stallone fought to change it, believing audiences needed to see his humanity. It became one of his most powerful scenes

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This scene would've changed Sylvester Stallone's fate. In the first cut of First Blood, John Rambo dies. That’s how the book ends. That’s how the director wanted it. One film. No sequel. No franchise. Just a dead veteran. Stallone refused. He said killing him meant the war won; there was no way out for the men who came home. So they shot two versions and screened both endings. The audience that watched him live liked the film. The audience that watched him die loved the film… then left pissed off. So they let him live. That one decision created an $800 million franchise, an iconic character, and a completely different Stallone career.

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