Rambo: Last Blood: Script Vs Film

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Rambo Last Blood Script Vs Film

• A couple of days ago, the movie Rambo last
  blood subtitles was released, positioned as the
  last part of the adventures of a Vietnam war
  veteran, a lover of knives, bows, and an honored
  master of heavy machine gun shooting at large
  crowds of people. Last year I reviewed his script
  by Matthew Sirulnik. I rather liked his work,
  albeit with a number of reservations. The
  resulting film is not.

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Rambo Last Blood Script Vs Film

• As I have said many times, with the exception of
  the first Rambo movie, this is not at all the
  franchise from which you expect any special
  artistic delights. For films of this kind, other
  factors are important, such as the level of the
  staging of action scenes, the charisma of the
  villains, sensible editing, and the directors
  ability to correctly present moments of cruelty
  and violence. In this regard, Rambo 4 was a good
  example.

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Rambo Last Blood Script Vs Film

• the opening scene of the film, we are shown Rambo
  trying to rescue lost tourists during a storm.
  The funny thing is that this episode was not in
  the script for Sirulnik. He migrated to the film
  from the rejected script Rambo 4 by Dan Gordon,
  written in the mid-2000s (this is the version in
  which the main villain was ex-Sheriff Thistle
  from the original). This is probably a funny
  feeling when, after a scene from your unrealized
  work 15 years ago, it suddenly hits the big
  screen.

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Rambo Last Blood Script Vs Film

• Small update. It turns out that the prologue with
  tourists is only in the international version.
  But from the version that is being played in the
  USA, Canada, and the UK, the scene was cut