John Rambo and Jack Ryan: Men America Can Count On?

John Rambo and Jack Ryan are two wonderful people. They are sincere, reliable, heroic, never under pressure, and support the truth, justice and American way of doing. Sylvester Stallone and Harrison Ford did their best to convince the audience that there were men like Rambo and Ryan. Even if Stallone and Ford can not persuade people like me to live, try as many things as possible. In addition to preventing his corruption, Rambau not only tried to destroy his mission but also destroyed Vietnam and the entire Russian army and saved a small number of prisoners.

First Blood (also known as Rambo and Rambo: First Blood) is a 1982 American action thriller supervised by Ted Kotcheff. It was co-authored by Sylvester Stallone and served as a veteran of Vietnam who was misunderstood as John Rambo, a problem that had to rely on his fight and survival consciousness. Abuse of law enforcement agencies in town. It is based on David Morel's 1972 novel of the same name and is the first of the Ramba movie series. Brian Dennehy and Richard Crenna also appeared in ancillary roles.

In this movie, John Rambo (Sylvester · Stallone), who tried to overcome the trauma he received during the Vietnam War, was involved. Knowing that his only remaining team member is dead, Rambo visits a small town in Washington State to eat something. However, Sergeant Will Teasle (Brian Dennehy) did not highly appreciate the orderly "drifter" of the town, so he took Rambo to the border of the city and made him proceed. When Rimba retracted backwards, Tiesle arrested him for "wandering" with other erroneous accusations and ordered him to clean up his trial. Police brutality continued, the representatives made him rude and driven all Rambo's war injuries to the surface.

Please look at Rimbaud. There are many differences between David Morel's novel and the movie. In the movie, John Rambo is indirectly killing only one person. In this book, he does not know the number of people he killed, including innocent civilians. In this book, he killed him for the chief (now the sheriff), gave him the death of a soldier, and allowed him and his leader to survive. As the audience got it, does it change the story? This book is trying to draw attention to the spiritual dissatisfaction of the geographical indication returned from Vietnam and the conflict there. This movie was produced 10 years later and was not produced in the past, but the producer tried to show trauma and psychological problems with a more appropriate role. Succeeded

It is usually considered a less serious movie. After all, this movie is the first of the Rambo series, beyond the top action series, it will be huge and ridiculous. But in the first part of the series, John Rambo was simply a Vietnamese war veterinarian (the original green beret), eventually came to the wrong town and was not wished for a 'long hair hippie' by a sheriff It was picked up. to go. As Rambo came out of the sheriff's office and headed for the forest, eventually I broke the entire National Guard who was summoned to find him, so the movie was upset beyond the top. But if you can ignore all stupidity then the core of the movie is a lonely, sad soldier dealing with PTSD. And he will return to the US He does not know and does not know him.