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This movie became very popular with the real-world Karen rebels. Many of them adopted his words “Live for nothing or die for something” as their battle cry.

Every Rambo movie deals with real world issues. It's one of the reasons the series is so good.

The director's cut of this movie had a really brilliant monologue from Rambo about how "nothing changes" and that "when people are pushed, killing becomes as easy as breathing", and also about how "war is just old men calling the shots and sending young men to their deaths". It gives a really good insight about the mind of Rambo. He really hasn't moved on, but had developed a cynical outlook about the world around him. The scene at the end was critical, as it was essentially Rambo making peace with himself and going back to his civilian life, to live his remaining years well. They could have concluded the Rambo series there at that point, and it would have been the same.

Unpopular opinion: my favorite side character is the mercenary leader. He talks smack, he talks big, but when push comes to show, he doesn't back off, no amount of pain gets him to beg for mercy, and he fights to last breath. I have to respect that.

The events in Burma actually happened and they had to tone down the torture and violence that actually happened to make it movie appropriate. No wonder why Rambo became a character in Mortal Kombat later on

The actor who portrayed the general actually fought for the Karen rebels in real life. He was afraid his family would be murdered if he took this role but he did it anyway, yikes 😬

When the dogs found the claymore the reason why the explosion was huge was because Rambo put it next to the old bomb the british dropped in WWII that they mentioned earlier in the movie

Live for nothing or die for something. That line actually inspired the Rebellion to keep fighting.

This one is probably the most violent Rambo movie. But the next one is a close second.

Sylvester stallone wanted to showcase the evil in the real world in this movie. Mission accomplished

I was impressed that the priest who started out saying it's never worth taking a life ended up killing someone with a rock himself towards the end.

Fun Facts: This movie was made to showcase the Real Life atrocities in Burma and bring awareness to it. The Villain Leader was a real life Burmese Freedom Fighter and I'm sure had some input in this film to make it realistic as to what it's like there. This is my favorite Rambo movie!

They asked Stallone about the shakiness and quick, flashing scenes in the movie and he said it was how he envisions the world looks to Rambo. Always moving, head on a swivel, adrenaline spiked to 100%. And Julie Benz, just off her role as Rita in Dexter, was spectacular. She played the naive helpful heart so well that she was able to bring Rambo back home ultimately. And Last Blood is, in my view, a great way to end the story of this war machine known as John Rambo. But this one is my favorite of the saga because of the reality depicted and the turmoil of Burma (I still refuse to call it Myanmar....it's Burma!)

Saw it in the theatre and wanted to stand up and cheer at the ending. 😅 Great movie :)

My people (Hmong) look up to Rambo as hero symbol from the first two movies fighting a secret war for the CIA during the Vietnam war making it way to America. Since then Rambo have been this idealist of hope. This fourth movie was really opening eyes for me when I first saw it release back. Know and hearing story from my elders was sad.

This movie is legendary for the amount of horrifically graphic violence it has, even to this day its has one of the highest body counts

Those first live images of death and genocide are just so brutal. The fact that they even got those little snippets are incredible.

As much respect as I have for first blood trilogy , this Rambo was the first time my crew were able to sit in a cinema & order food & drink beer therefore it's nostalgic to me.

He sure came back with a vengeance!! Probably my favorite after first blood! Last blood is pretty good too IMO

Mary hyped when evil gets killed is a vibe, why I love this channel. 🤣 ❤

This movie has strongest message since first Rambo. Stallone has used Rambo's as way trying to awake mass' about wrongs of the world that go unnoticed. Yes, its brutal but it also shows perfectly people who have been shielded against brutality of the world, think good words and intentions protect them when they come cross people who only see them as piece of flesh.

This Rambo movie is indeed brutal

Ah the sound of that M2 lighting up.

I cannot wait to watch this when i get off work. So excited. Much love mary. Keep killing it. Can't wait for Last Blood.❤

I saw this in theaters and had an amazing experience! At the end when Rambo gets on the machine gun people literally stood up and started cheering and clapping!

Sly actually helped write the first one too, in that the first draft was terrible. Rambo had a bunch of cheesy one liners. Sly cut out about an hour worth of script to give us the masterpiece we know

This was an underrated movie.

That Rambo movie is amazing and very strong, I saw it in theaters at the time when it came out, The scenes are amazing

The first will always be my favorite of the series. Great reaction.

This was the first Rambo movie I ever watched and it was in the theater. It was a hell of an introduction to the series!

the scene when he gets on the 50cal in the theaters was so satisfying.

This movie would have been the best ending for the Rambo series. but instead we got a psychotic home alone sequel lol

This Rambo Movie was Awesome, it took the Premise of the 2nd movie and made it much more Badass, also Mary WATCH THE LAST ONE, it’s Amazing

Unrelated to Rambo. Can you believe Sylvester Stallone has zero ownership on Rocky. He literally wrote it.

I like how each of the Rambo movies deals with a social issue that wasn't getting a lot of attention.

correction 1 hour 33 minutes. This is actually my favorite film out of the franchise

What makes soldiers end up getting PTSD is that they see the worst side of humanity. The brutality, cruelty and lack of concern for others is something that the average person, especially in Western Culture, has really no idea about. As sick as this movie is, the portrayal is realistic and it should help us appreciate what we do have in our countries and also realize that we need to take any measure to preserve what we have. You may have to fight at some point to keep your rights and freedoms, but the alternative is unthinkable. Fight like hell... or else. I'm glad this movie exposes the dark side of human behavior and mentality. Not something we need to dwell on but something i believe we SHOULD be aware of.

1. First Blood 2. Rambo (2008) 3. Rambo: Last Blood 4. First Blood Part II 5. Rambo 3

This movie was insane for the Gore and the reality of brutality that the bad guys did to the people of the country Stallone did a phenomenal job on this movie My favorite scene is him using that gigantic gun at the end and just blowing people away😅 For what this movie is and what it came to be in 2008 it was a pretty good little sequel Glad you enjoyed it Mary and the brutality lol

I swear, despite all the horrific people in this film, the worst character has to be Michael, the church group leader.

Next Rambo, is haunting too watch as well, but still all in all a good movie

I’m Burmese. My family and I lived in an apartment during my teen years. Every afternoon I would people watch from my balcony on the 5th floor and I would see another boy my age looking out his balcony across from mine. I never really paid that much attention to him or anything. A few years go by and one day my dad comes home and says that boys father has been searching for his son for the last year or so. I never noticed that he was gone. Apparently he was kidnapped by the military one day while going home from school. And he was now at 14 working as a mine sweeper. And by that I mean he walks in front of the ground troops and takes the hit if there’s any mines.

Hi Mary that quote "Live for something Die for nothing" is the Motto of the "Green Berrats" apparently. When Rambo Said it the Mercenaries knew not to mess with him and that Rambo was a Bad Ass!!!!!

Brutal Movie! Great reaction as usual M!

If you make your villains monstrous enough, the audience will cheer for any kind of violence your hero inflicts on them. Kind of like John Wick.

I'm only 10 seconds into the review and you being relieved about there being subtitles that will go away soon. at this point you know how dark this film is but when you see last blood you will see how touching but graphic this character is.

There's a deleted scene with a great line from Rambo "old men start it, young men fight it, nobody wins, everyone in the middle dies, and nobody tells the truth"

This came out a few years after Rocky Balboa. At the time, people were like Sly going in the vaults still huh. It turned out good and really put the Myanmar/ Burma situation on the radar for people. As graphic as it is, the reality is worse.

My wife is from Burma. From the Kachin tribe. Burma became a better place after Aung San Suu Kyi held office for 5 years. We were married there in her hometown of Myitkyina. The people of Burma are unusual people. You will see vastly different characteristics depending on which state you're in. The Karen are a closely knit people. They're tough and work together side by side. The Kachin are less cooperative with one another and jealousy runs deep. That's something my wife and I were trying to change in the Kachin. We were building an orphanage when the coup happened in February 2021. We had to escape into Thailand. What is going on there now is every bit as horrific as what's depicted here. I have pictures of bodies men, women and children and shared with the US State Department as evidence of atrocities....but they don't care. The world doesn't care about the people of Burma and it breaks my heart. You can find reports of what is currently happening in Burma on the Free Burma Rangers website or Facebook page. Do you want to see the REAL Rambo of Burma? Watch this KZfaq video about an ex Green Beret who started the Free Burma Rangers 20+ years ago. True story and actual footage. He also works in the middle East now as well. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ftd8pJaotLW3hIU.html

Brutal. The last Rambo movie is rather violent also. I enjoy your reactions.

Great reaction the The Last Rambo Movie. Hope you're feeling better, Mary. 👍✌❤

Sylvester Stallone actually said "this was the hardest film I've ever done, and I did Cliffhanger" lol

- Hello Ryan - I'm like, is she talking to me? lol

One small caveat to your review, the knife he used to kill the commander was not from a previous movie, there was a sequence in the movie where he made it before setting off with the mercenaries. This was a really satisfying movie that presented the situation in Burma which the vast majority of people in the west did not know was happening. They should have ended the series with this movie.

Stallone was 62 when he made this movie. Dude's running around like he's 20!

The reason the subtitles stopped when the pirate was shouting at rambo was because rambo was not listening to him anymore and was Sussing them out so he could murder them.

How did you not have these feelings about war in Hacksaw Ridge? Also Band Of Brothers is even more realistic when it comes to portraying war, and what soldiers have to go through, so I would definitely recommend watching that.

If you haven't seen it, Band of Brothers TV series (10 episodes) is worth the watch! This one is my favourite in the series honestly. Reminds me of my best mate's dad who was a Vet who survived Nam, to some degree.

"I haven't been on a murder spree in a while." - GTA: Rambo

Best Rambo movie ever and was glad to see this in theaters too. Wish you didn't blur out the gore parts while other reactors left it on, that's the best part of the movie. Reason why Stallone wasn't shirtless in this movie wasn't because he was fat or old flappy skin but he did still maintain his body. It was because he sporting tattoos on his body at that time and it would be weird to see Rambo with lots of ink in his body. Hope you'll do Expendables 1 soon.

Sad fact: The enemy general who mentioned in another comment, actually is a real life Karen Rebel and unfortunately his family was arrested and he had to escape. Sad he lost his family in real life.

Rambo placed the claymore under the unexploded bomb, that’s why it was so big.

Now, Rambo Last Blood

Rambo is the reality of we pay good men to train to become dangerous men and those dangerous men confront evil to a level we can’t possibly understand.

Sly wrote the script for "First Blood," so he wrote all of them. The other people who are credited as writers are the people who developed the movie when it was a straight adaptation of the novel back in the 70s. But Sly's take on the story is uniquely his. Yes, Michael and Sara are married. Rambo is shown throwing his "trusty knife" away when he destroys the pirates' boat. The blade-sword thing he uses the kill the Burmese general he makes brand new. They show him making it before he takes the mercenaries into Burma. He didn't dislocate his shoulder--he was shot there. The end titles of "RAMBO" are ungodly long. The movie's run time is 93 minutes (you don't discount end titles when figuring a movie's run time). There's about 13 minutes of end credits!

Wow..forgot about this movie. Cool I love when u react to serious stuff. So awsome.

The Silenced Barrett .50 BMG to the Head, the .50 Machine gun turret on the hill, and the bare hand throat rip best part of the movie. You damn well know what the captain did to that boy in his hut. Rambo give him the stink eye.

When you’re saved by an old Vietnam vet from killer pirates, you thanked the man and go home 🏡

The series definitely should have ended here. The ending of this film gives us good closure.

"You know what you are. When pushed...killings as easy as breathing"

Love this movie, great reaction! Hope you're well soon

ok the claymore trap triggered the 5400 kg tail boy bomb which was a British made bunker buster made to destroy harden concrete bunkers

This movie was savage AF, but in the best way possible, as war is never neat, friendly or kind. I saw this at the movies when it first released, and never watched it again, not because I didn't like it, but because it was just a lot to take in.

This is my favorite out of all the Rambo films

You said it all right he really doesn't have very many l i n e s everything we see from his POV are those lines. And it really shows how great these films are with continuity because in the first movie he literally doesn't say anything he's just a reactor and doesn't speak a word until he gets to be face-to-face with his only family Colonel Troutman and we get to see that he is just a normal person devastated by life the same way we all are. But as a kid looking up to him his perseverance will always be my inspiration. Because none of us that clicked on this video is expendable. I love you all and make your thing happen❤

This movie scared me. The look in his eye was so real.

I remember seeing the geyser of blood in the opening scene and saying to myself "Oh, that's what this movie is gonna be like." 😄

This was a pre-Squid game Mary, love how ruthless Rambo was in it.

Nice to see a Rambo Fan. Rambo and Alien are the best series IMAO

Hi Mary, I haven't seen this one since 2008!🙂I do remember the high gore factor in the deaths.😱Great reactions to the very graphic Rambo film, Mary!!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽Probably the second film is my favorite. I like that the dialogue is a little corny.

Your the best you really are, watch the 5th Rambo it’s really good just one more to finish the franchise

This Rambo movie is so good it’s real graphic and sad OMG you have to react to Rambo last stand after this one love the video Mary stay motivated dream big 1 mill on the way

Part of Stallone's trinity for comeback success in the mid 2000s-2010s. After Rocky Balboa (2006) and before The Expendables (2010). Announcing his return to the role of John Rambo as well as writer and director of part 4. Exploring The Saffron Revolution and protests against the ruthless SPDC was a very smart statement for Stallone. Also he felt that Rambo could certainly battle against such a travesty. This movie made history. It had one of the first-ever Red Band Trailers and the studio didn't just want to give us a look at some average footage. They presented Rambo doing what he does best and it was mind blowing. Millions of views for what would be the first in a new trend of standard promotion and it worked. So much praise for this installment. Going deeper than deep with the Rambo character. His path between war and peace has been an uneasy one. In the reviews, the key words were 'Stallone & Legend' and that sounded so good to hear. It was suppose to be Stallone's last hurrah as Rambo and If it had been, it was an deserved ending.

was waiting the reaction for this movie, because I went to see the movie in 2008 when they released it.

Great movie and real life issues! 'Nothing changes' 😢 you've only got 1 more Rambo movie left ..... and it's a great 1 look forward to that.

In the final sequence of Rambo, the title character uses an M2 .50-cal. heavy machine gun to tear the bad guys to pieces. In the movie, the gun is mounted on the back of a jeep, but originally, Sylvester Stallone was going to carry it in his hands. Despite the gun weighing 120 lbs, the superhuman Stallone was still able to hold it and fire it. However, he couldn’t move it quick enough. Some critics called the gore inflicted by the M2 unrealistic, but war veterans who’d used the gun in Iraq and Afghanistan said that the violence was, in fact, realistic and if anything, it was toned down from the real thing. - Screenrant article.

As a Buffy/Angel fan, I love to see Sly casting both Julie Benz who played the Vampire Darla in said shows and in the Expendables we have 2 scenes with Charisma Carpenter, Cordelia :) As an Action fan, this film really kicks arse. As a historian, yup this is quite tame compared to the kind of things the real wankers did out there.

Finally i found someone, who is normal.

Only one Rambo movie left. Watch the extended edition.

Great reaction Mary, one of my favorites of the franchise, is there color you don't look good in, haven't seen one yet. 😍

Nothing Changes, you won’t change nothing Rambo says over and over again. But, in the end it was Rambo that changed, and he was able to go home again.

it's more than just trauma; Sara's between a 50-calibur machine gun and a 50-calibur sniper rifle. Her eardrums are GONE.

Mary needs to watch the expendables. It has an amazing cast and isn't a bad franchise in its own right.

1:59 *Me on netflix happy that theres subtitles* The subtitles: [speaking mandarin]

The theme music for this movie always gives me goosebumps. It's so good ❤️

It's not the perfect Rambo film I was hoping for, but it was a pretty entertaining one. At least Rambo's years away from war hasn’t dulled his ability to rip out a man's throat with his bare hands.

Lol... love that pokeball meme from when he slaughters those guys with that jeep mounted gun, and that cool story bro meme😂😂😂

My favorite Rambo...The last one is good, but it's short

Another excellent war movie that I would recommend, is "We Were Soldiers" with Mel Gibson.