“Rambo: Last Blood” What is the essence of John Rambo, based on the nearly 40-year series? A thorough explanation of the Rambo series!

“Rambo: Last Blood” synopsis

John Rambo survived the Vietnam War as a member of the U.S. Army Special Forces, commonly known as the Green Berets. Although he has been suffering from PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder) since returning home, he has become a legendary fighting machine and has devoted himself to battles all over the world. Rambo has now returned to the United States and is living peacefully as a family with his old friend Maria and her granddaughter Gabriella, while running a ranch in his hometown of Arizona. However, when Gabriella learns that her biological father, who abandoned her, is in Mexico, she ventures into dangerous territory alone without Rambo's opposition, and ends up being abducted by a human trafficking cartel. Burning with anger, Rambo mobilizes all his former Green Beret skills and prepares for battle in order to rescue his beloved "daughter" and exact revenge on the gang.

As one of Hollywood's leading stars, Sylvester Stallone is still at the forefront of action movies. John Rambo, the character who can be said to be his half, has returned for the first time in 11 years in the latest work "Rambo: Last Blood"! Therefore, we look back at the four works of the "Rambo" franchise, which became a far-reaching saga, from a trivia perspective unique to CINEMORE, and highlight the highlights of "Rambo: Last Blood", which will be released on DVD & Blu-ray on December 2, 2020, and the rare story of Rambo. Let's take a closer look at the essence of this action icon.

Index

• "Rambo" (82) A rebel reality hero who bears the scars of war.
• "Rambo/Escape" (85) As a combat professional, he returns to Vietnam for his fellow countrymen.
• “Rambo 3/Afghan Anger” (88) Wandering Rambo heads to the fierce battleground of a new conflict!!
• “Rambo/The Last Battlefield” (08) Learn your true nature in the most brutal battle
• “Rambo: Last Blood” (19) And he returns to become a “one-man army”!!
• What does Stallone think is the essence of Rambo?

"Rambo" (82)
A rebel reality hero who bears the scars of war.

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Director: Ted Kotcheff 97 minutes

John Rambo, a Vietnam War veteran, travels to Hope, Washington in search of his missing friend. However, he is humiliated by Sheriff Teazle (Brian Dennehy), who finds his appearance suspicious, and ends up taking him into custody without a valid reason. Then, Rambo is given exclusive treatment by the local police, and the situation escalates into an unwanted rebellion.

The film, which served as the starting point for Rambo, is based on David Murrell's 1972 suspense novel `` The One-Man Army .'' The story was inspired by Murrell's coverage of the Vietnam War in 1968 and anti-war riots in the United States, and follows the story of Audie Murphy, a former military man and actor who had a distinguished war record but suffered from PTSD after leaving the military. I'm making a model. The original title, "First Blood," which means "first strike," symbolizes the conflict between Rambo, a Vietnam War veteran, and Diesle, a Korean War veteran. It clearly expresses Rambo's suffering as he awakens his true nature.

Sylvester Stallone said, ``I was the last actor on the list for the role of Rambo,'' and his irreplaceable personality and performance that captured raw emotions resonated with him . ” series (from 1976), which became his hit role. Rambo's distinctive features, including his steely body and Jerry Goldsmith's melancholy theme song, have helped make him an icon.

Above all, when this work was released in 1982, the United States was coming to grips with the failures of the Vietnam War and was beginning to understand the plight of the suffering veterans. Rambo, who was born in such a time, was admired by people as a reality hero who bore the scars of war, a down-to-earth character who glorified the people who lost everything in the fierce battles of Vietnam.

"Rambo/Escape" (85) As a combat professional, he returns to Vietnam for his fellow countrymen.