We all know Sylvester Stallone 's iconic line, "They drew first blood, not me," comes from the momentous action flick, First ...

Going into "First Blood," director Ted Kotcheff and star Sylvester Stallone surely weren't aware they were making one of ...

Sylvester Stallone's upcoming thriller Armor sees him play a rare villain role and could break one of his worst habits for ...

On its 15th anniversary, find out how this 2009 Gerard Butler film went from a polarizing vigilante movie to a popular action ...

Making matters worse, the police chief's deputies treat the offender badly - little realising he is decorated Vietnam war hero John Rambo. He escapes custody and flees to nearby woods, where a ...

Sylvester Stallone is lucky enough to have two: Rocky Balboa and John Rambo. The latter character originated in First Blood, one of the first noteworthy action movies of the 1980s. Vietnam War ...

Just as the Rambo sequels thought ... the controversy of hiring director John Landis so close to the tragic deaths on the set of his segment for Twilight Zone: The Movie only adds to this picture ...

Vietnam veteran John Rambo (Sylvester Stallone ... Paramount+ also carries the less heartfelt, shoot-’em-up “Rambo” movies, which are equally awesome in their own way.

A series of action films that follows John Rambo, a US Army veteran, who is traumatized by his experience in the Vietnam War, and uses the skills he gained there to fight corrupt police officers ...

For one thing, it’s distressingly difficult to find action movies (that aren’t Batman ... soon-to-be oiled and muscled franchise hero John Rambo, the original 1982 film is a pretty stripped ...

Inspector "Tequila" Yuen Ho-yan John Woo's answer to "Dirty Harry ... As sensational and ultraviolent as the movies can get, at its core, Rambo is driven to give others peace because he'll ...

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