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- Rambo, where is your home?
- I... I don't have a home. Marie's been dead for eight years.
- That's it, you're under arrest for vagrancy!
I agree. What an amazing idea!
I would welcome a Richard Crenna reference, even if it's just Rambo looking through old military photo's.
Followed by:
Fascinating thought About "my war was better than yours"! I think now I have to watch First Blood again.
I enjoyed that, Goldsmith's music is phenomenal.
I have annual leave on Friday I think I am going to have to rewatch the four movies.
Without the long hair, it just looks like Stallone :))
I used to have one of these...
That new knife looks more lethal.
Receiving end of what? The thick forearm across the throat? Or the blade? Not sure I like those choices @Creasy47 ...
I know, Stallone's been having some stomach problems.
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I'm not much of a Rambo fan, really, but I'm kind of interested in this film. I support Rambo meeting Teasle again.
Nice knife its in great condition.
Mine had the compass on the end of the handle and the survival kit.
The 80's was a different time for sure I lived in the countryside. We made tree houses and go karts amongst other things, Rambo knife came in handy with the tree houses and cutting down reeds and bushes for tree house or base camouflage, those were the days lol
His reasoning was that the last one captured the feel of the character of Rambo more than 2 or 3, and thus didn't need a novelization. If this next movie is more in line, Morrell will likely skip out again.
"Da goot olt days..." - Arnold S
http://www.darkhorizons.com/rambo-5-was-going-to-be-quite-different/
I can imagine a great Western loosely based on the same plotline. We are overdue for a classic Western. The themes of a gunfighter trying to leave his past behind and an insular town trying to become civilised and loosing its moral backbone have been done before (Open Range for example ) but always room for another Western IMHO.
How about a native American who had escaped the Massacre at Wounded Knee? That could explain his "shellshock/internal anger" and the town's bigotry? (sorry for thread drift)
But Vietnam came and the rancher was molded into the ultimate warrior. When this film begins Rambo has found some peace and is again a rancher until he is confronted with the evil of human trafficking that touches someone he loves. Once again, the warrior will rise.