OMG this is beyond anything I ever had imagined, Sly is back, kicking ass, harder than ever!:bow: Counting down the days! Oh, the trailer is a bit violent... remember, "Save as"

Hey folks. Harry here. As I fished my long turned off phone out of my computer bag in Chicago, I joked about what important messages may be awaiting me. In very short order - I had a message from Sly Stallone. That's right, our buddy was back from Thailand and, "The toughest, most grueling shoot of my entire life!" There were bugs and all manners of scary things coming out of the dark on the shoot - and while Stallone was in Thailand, JOHN RAMBO was in BURMA - and Stallone isn't fucking around.

The footage we have for you is something that Sly put together to show distributors and folks at Cannes... but, he wanted to see what you Talkbackers thought about what he had for us. So - for 2 days, this footage will be hosted here on AICN. And then, I'm taking it down. But I watched this with a group of about 15 friends tonight and when... you'll see... happens, and then, it keeps happening - we were screaming and applauding and being so happy to see RAMBO doing the shit Rambo was created for. THIS ISN'T WATERED DOWN, THIS IS TURNED UP.

That said - you should know that this footage isn't done - and Stallone still intends to add more blood and "ARROWS" to this stuff. Sly is also watching this talkback to see what you guys think, so be honest and straight with the man. And AB... It's fucking Christmas... Ho Ho Ho!!! Thanks goes out to Stallone for giving us this, to Tom Joad for some Encoding help and to the greatest audience of all, you guys! It's about to get BLOODY!

Save as(only way to watch): http://www.aintitcool.com/multimedia...OHN-RAMBO2.mov

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This is way gorier than I expected! I always associate Rambo with cartoon-esque violence. :(

omgz.....Rambo is liek teh total sp4wn campr....

http://www.firstshowing.net/2007/05/19/john-rambo-iv-feature-trailer/
^ movie trailer

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Can't wait for the DVD to come out and then I'll rent it.

Can't wait for the DVD to come out and then I'll rent it.

LMAO. :lol:

The one man army is back.....:flex:

OMG:evil: Amazing! Will have to put that 1 on the must see list.

So, I don't know if this has been discussed, I have been "absent" from the forum for about a year... But how many of you have seen the movie, what did you think of it?

Unfortunately I have not seen it myself yet since it has just arrived in Italy and I'm waiting for it to be shown "non-dubbed" but as a Stallone fan it is great to see that he is proving the "haters" wrong again, the movie seems to be exactly what the fans were hoping for and it is making quite a bit of money too.

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It's probably the most violent movie i've seen in my life. I didn't like that. :(

I don't know, I really enjoyed the first three Rambo's but this one, it just seemed like they were going for the shock value of massive violence. It just didn't cut it for me.

It's probably the most violent movie i've seen in my life. I didn't like that. :(

I don't know, I really enjoyed the first three Rambo's but this one, it just seemed like they were going for the shock value of massive violence. It just didn't cut it for me.

Yeah, I have to agree with you. I've never seen anything quite that violent before. AvP: Requiem was the same for me, there was no reason to go after the kids and pregnant women in a stupid Horror movie. (AvP was NOT Sci-Fi imho)

I have still not seen the movie, but I feel that even if there is an extreme amount of graphic violence in the film it is justified.

This is unfortunately the reality in Burma, I don't think Stallone should sugarcoat reality to make a movie less shocking. It is after all a war film, not a "date-movie".

Here is a great interview from last week:

Pt1,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6YKZNjGaUyM

Pt2,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvcH0AHG7rg

I have still not seen the movie, but I feel that even if there is an extreme amount of graphic violence in the film it is justified.

This is unfortunately the reality in Burma, I don't think Stallone should sugarcoat reality to make a movie less shocking. It is after all a war film, not a "date-movie".

Here is a great interview from last week:

Pt1,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6YKZNjGaUyM

Pt2,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvcH0AHG7rg


There's not a whole lot of "reality" regarding Rambo. Sure, I undestand there are genocidal situations in Burma. I understand the things are terrible, so if they wanna portray the violence a la Saving Private Ryan, so be it. But I'm talking about the violence for violence's sake things Rambo does to the Burmese military and the monologue within the film he uses to justify it to himself. That stuff was a little too much.

Stallone DOES attempt to make a philosophical point with this movie. A point that I see and I agree with. However it is overwhelmed by the over the top (no pun intended, lol) violence in my opinion and will miss 95% of the people that watch the movie.

I just watched this and it definitely felt like an anti war movie to me. Not having been at war I can't say for sure but that felt a lot more realistic than anything I've seen before and it was unpleasant to watch. War isn't just neat entry wounds and people muttering their last words to the buddies.

Well I just saw it too, and I thought it was amazing!

I was shocked about the violence, I was horrified about the actions of the Burmese, but at the same time I was entertained because it was the best action movie i have seen since the eighties!

Please go to the cinema and see this movie and support the last real action hero, may he kick ass at the box office for another 30 years!

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