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Is a 5th Rambo on the Horizon?

Posted by Chris Beaumont (chrisbeaumont@filmschoolrejects.com) on March 11, 2008

RamboBack before Rambo hit the big screen there was news over a title change. You see, it was originally slated to be called John Rambo. It was changed because Sly Stallone did not want it to be too closely associated with Rocky Balboa, meaning that he did not want people to believe it would be the last one as the Rocky film was the last go around for the boxing champ. However, when Rambo opened, word spread that this would indeed by the final battle for the Vietnam vet. If that did turn out to be the case, it did end on a high note. There is new word circulating, reported by Moviehole.net, that there may be another Rambo on the horizon.

Sylvestor Stallone said in an interview with Metro Magazine: “I would like to take Rambo to another genre, experiment a little with the character. It would definitely not be another warmovie, cuz I can’t go any further with that than what I’ve already done. What it’s going to be like I’m not going to reveal at this point. But I’m already halfway though writing the manuscript”

Could this be the long rumored “Rambo in the city” story? Perhaps. More likely, Sly is going to make a more personal story that shows another facet of the character and bring the journey to a classy close, much like was done with Rocky Balboa. Still, anything we say at this point is pure speculation. It will definitely be interesting to see if this project pans out.

Source: Moviehole.net, Metro Magazine


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2 Comments

Allynd Dudnikov says:

We don’t need another, John made it home he finally got closure, we don’t need another one :csad:


Robert Fure says:

The only acceptable sequel that involves Rambo not in a jungle, is Rambo living peacefully in a city but then DEATH WISH happens.

Which was apparently the original plot for the new Rambo to begin with. He was supposedly going to live in the mountains of Colorado and fight white supremacists.


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