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Is Rambo banned in Burma?
Reception in Burma The film is banned by the Burmese government. Upon release, the then-ruling military junta ordered DVD vendors in Burma not to distribute the film due to the movie’s content. Despite having never been released there theatrically or on DVD, bootleg versions of Rambo are available.
Who owns the rights to Rambo?
Stallone co-wrote the screenplays of all five films, and directed Rambo….Rambo (franchise)
| Rambo | |
|---|---|
| Owner | Movies 1 – 3 Vivendi (via Carolco Pictures) Movies 4 and 5 (Lionsgate) |
| Years | 1972–present |
| Print publications | |
| Novel(s) | List of novels |
Is Rambo: Last Blood brutal?
Parents need to know that Rambo: Last Blood is the fifth installment in the Rambo series starring Sylvester Stallone. Like all the sequels since the soulful first movie, it elevates intense gore over character. Violence is extremely graphic, with heavy guns and shooting, knives and stabbing, and tons of gore.
Who turned down Rambo?
Al Pacino considered the role, but he ultimately turned it down, as he felt that Rambo wasn’t eccentric or crazy enough — this likely came as a surprise to no one. James Garner, a Korean War veteran with two Purple Hearts, also turned it down as he felt the lead character represented veterans poorly.
Did Sylvester Stallone really cut his arm in Rambo?
He even left the makeshift, sewing job Rambo does on his wound for the nurses to see. Stallone recalls the first cut of the film he saw and how the scene with the officers chasing Rambo through the woods lasted between 45 and 50 minutes. It has since been cut down to 10 or 12.
Did Sylvester Stallone ride the motorcycle in First Blood?
In the film, Rambo dodges gunfire, weaves in and out of traffic, avoids pedestrians and Sheriff Teasle (Brian Dennehy), AND he jumps railroad tracks and hits rocky trails for almost three full minutes on his bike. A first generation 1982 Yamaha XT250 dual-sport motorcycle.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8nHTVizqnw