As far as 80s action movies go this is probably the worst one I've seen. This movie did nothing for me at all. Nothing until his monologue at the end when he breaks down. I literally wept. Maybe cos it was so unexpected and he actually gave a knockout performance for it. It really got to me. But overall yeah not for me sorry.

As far as 80s action movies go this is probably the worst one I've seen. This movie did nothing for me at all. Nothing until his monologue at the end when he breaks down. I literally wept. Maybe cos it was so unexpected and he actually gave a knockout performance for it. It really got to me. But overall yeah not for me sorry.

Great action flick that you would watch with your dad or uncle.
But also a great representation that war destroys everything, the last scene where he's rambling is so terrifying and visceral.
It only makes me wonder what my Grandpa's saw and had to go through (especially when they got back) after they got drafted.

Great action flick that you would watch with your dad or uncle.
But also a great representation that war destroys everything, the last scene where he's rambling is so terrifying and visceral.
It only makes me wonder what my Grandpa's saw and had to go through (especially when they got back) after they got drafted.

I don’t think I actually understand this canon at all, gotta watch the others because this is a real kind of depressing tale to start the arc of guy shoots big gun and stabs a lot of people franchise

I don’t think I actually understand this canon at all, gotta watch the others because this is a real kind of depressing tale to start the arc of guy shoots big gun and stabs a lot of people franchise

Incredible survival skills. 

I really love the raw, grainy vibe these old movies give, but nonetheless the cinematographical shots in the film were insane and wayyy ahead of their time. The scene where Rambo was sneaking around and then they showed the shot of just his shadow with the machine gun in his hand, stood out the most for me. 

The rant/outburst of Rambo at the ending scene really solidified Sylvester Stallone as a true-respected actor, because wauw. The abrupt change to that deeply emotional, real and well-outting of his feelings was insane. 

~They drew first blood.

Incredible survival skills. 

I really love the raw, grainy vibe these old movies give, but nonetheless the cinematographical shots in the film were insane and wayyy ahead of their time. The scene where Rambo was sneaking around and then they showed the shot of just his shadow with the machine gun in his hand, stood out the most for me. 

The rant/outburst of Rambo at the ending scene really solidified Sylvester Stallone as a true-respected actor, because wauw. The abrupt change to that deeply emotional, real and well-outting of his feelings was insane. 

~They drew first blood.