They had exactly the reaction I'd expected. Awe. Excitement. Enjoyment. It's not till the end that we hit the wall of reality with the Oscar winning speech about Nam.

They got real serious at the right time though! And thank you for your service!

I disagree with this being a "Rambo" movie. Technically, i suppose it is. But this is a story of a man's pain, the heartache of war, his PTSD, etc. The 80's movies were all flag-waving propaganda, and were stupid.

The bit at the end when he talks about all his friends dying and all this, it was all improvised

Yeah love their reactions, very genuine and engaging, its a over the top movie, with some funny scenes, political touches, and genuinly ..horribly.. human touch in the end.. Which makes a awesome movie, with a little real, true, statement, with the fun.. I loved rambo, had the toys lol, but yeah can still approliciate, and respect, the real, and sometimes horrible, aspects of war/military service

Absolutely. This series is about the many social issues that surrounded a war that nobody understood, that just went on, and on, for almost 20 years. It might be nice if some month, just for grins and giggles, you watched only movies about a particular issue or event. Exploring an event that way can open new levels of understanding, and appreciation.😉

@@Boomerbox2024 I for one am quite happy to see "kids" (i'm almost 50, was born just after the Vietnam war ended) take an interests in those "classic" movies and the social issues they portrayed. Times were different back then but not "that" different.

It was a movie, total fiction..

That where the future movies lost their way, it became all about the cheesy 80's action and lost the heart of the story and the character.

@@65cj55 Actually, it's based on a true story.

😢 So sorry to hear that. He should have been thanked too. Thank you both for your service . 🙏🇺🇸

Deepest condolences brother.

Sometimes Cam&Zay aren't the sharpest tool. They will probably wonder why the newborn is steaming in "The Color Purple" during the delivery.

@@zedwpd -- I've seen other reactions they did and they made comments that made me shake my head in embarrassment for them. LOL

People that have never killed anything have no idea....

He looked like a Vietnam vet drifter.. because thanks to the US government so generously supporting the troops they sent over there after they came home psychologically and physically broken, alot of em ended up homeless. Luckily my dad who was army infantry didnt end up homeless but he had major issues.

In 1982 he didn't look like a thug. I saw this film when it was first released to video NO ONE thought he looked like a thug. Were you even around then? People weren't the fashionistas you think they were.

Definitely didn't know that! Damn, that is wild....

Also the stuntman driving the police in the bike chase broke his back when the car landed after the railway track jump.

I'm honestly not sure if they've lived in a cold weather climate.

You are right jay. Even though its not specified in the movie about Teasle, the book goes into more detail that Teasle resented rambo. Korean was the forgotten war as Vietman got more "recognition" shall we say

Yeah, that's right. A lot of Korean war vets did resent the Vietnam generation because they felt like their war was overlooked because Vietnam pretty much happened right after Korea

And he earned a Distinguished Service Cross in Korea. He was an ex marine.

I'm sorry about all that your husband gone through, Sandy. Wish the best for you and him.

That's so heartbreaking. My heart goes out to you and your husband and to all vets.

You're absolutely right. It's not often you can pinpoint the best of someone's work like that. He didn't just surpass himself in that scene, it's not just Stallone's best acting, that's better than most.

For such steaming you need three things. Overly heated body, temperature below 15C degree and humidity in the air. We can sometimes see this effect on the football pitch, when footballers heads and upper bodies are steaming, especialy with some rain to it. This scene was in the narrow valley with a mountain stream surrounded by foreest and with low temperature, I would say between 5-10C degree. There was no indications, that temperature was below zero celcius. I agree that this steaming was a great touch.

Zero degrees C is only 32 degrees F. I'm pretty sure the comment you are replying to is talking about zero F which is -17.8 degrees C. Plenty cold enough to produce steam off the human body. @@Gamaoyabi

Wrong. The temperature doesn't need to be as low as 0 degrees. Body steam can form at approximately 45 degrees Fahrenheit or 7.22 degrees Celsius .

​@@brians48now The first reply is right. Your comment is wrong.

Last blood felt forced and low grade. There was no reason for that film to be made. Felt too much like a straight to dvd action flick. If you replaced Stallone with any small time actor that movie would have been seen by nobody. Not even trying to be edgy, but I love the rest of the films in the series and that one was just so disappointing.

@@butkusfan23 I completely agree.

I completely disagree. I think Last Blood was a great movie. Even better than part 3 which I also really like although the directors cut is better than the theatrical version. I think it was the perfect ending to the Rambo movies.

No no no Just the first one

I have a mug shot of Stalone in the Hope police station with Rambos name and the BC station.

they didnt serve you😂😂😂 they just followed the orders of your power and money hungry corrupt government 😂😂😂😂

@@Bioxidus85 what a miserable unhappy human being you are. Bet you're a blast at parties🙄 And you're completely wrong. I would not be living the good life I'm living if they hadn't gone and fought for that 'corrupt government'. I'll assume you're not living in the United States since you're so judgmental about our military and our government. If you are catch a plane out anytime.

Yeah I was about 8 when i first saw it, was more into the giant knife and the headband and and the toys and actions figures and running around the woods and whatnot. Did not really know what the "Vietnam war' until many years later when we started learning about it in school and since i'm Canadian it wasn't really discussed much in class.

I have mixed feelings about The Deer Hunter. It's waaaaay too long. The second half is great, but the first half drags on and on and on. They could have handled the pre-war stuff in 20-30 minutes, and we would have had all the info and insight we needed for the second half. I would love to see a fan edit that cuts out 45 minutes of the film, because the bulk of it is fantastic.

It’s ok. They’ll turn it into a comedy reaction like this one…

I think there were just weekend soldiers

I think he killed 20 deputies

Did not know that! Cool! Thanks for sharing!

And one more one more: There's a version with an alternate ending where Rambo commits suicide.

I saw his movie in a theater the year it came out. 'Rambo' was brand new to us as 'unknown' Sylvester Stallone only became an icon a few years earlier when 'Rocky' was released. Interestng facts; The town scenes were filmed in Hope B.C. Canada and the wilderness scenes were shot in North Vancouver B.C. (my home town). The film crew had a locked storage trailer in the woods for all the prop guns and one night it was broken into and they were stolen. It was fun for us to see all the town scenes as we had been to Hope many times. Theirs still a statue there and one of the cafes have memorabilia inside. The purple police cars are what the R.C.M.P. actually drove at that time. The ambulance was an actual British Columbia Ambulance Service vehicle. The mountains of North Vancouver have 2 river canyons, Capilano an Lynn canyon. They keep North Shore Rescue busy to this day. Many peple have even died doing cliff diving in to the water. Vancouver became 'Hollywood North' starting in the '80's. It's always fun watching films shot North of the border and being portrayed as american cities. To many to mention but 'Deadpool' and the entire 'X Files' series are two examples. My first time watching your reaction video. Yes, the movie was entertaining but so were you guys! 👍👍 Remember the vets!