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Mexican Cartel | Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
When his housekeeper’s daughter is kidnapped, Rambo crosses the U.S.-Mexican border to bring her home but finds himself up against the full might of one of Mexico’s most ruthless cartels.
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When his housekeeper’s daughter is kidnapped, Rambo crosses the U.S.-Mexican border to bring her home but finds himself up against the full might of one of Mexico’s most ruthless cartels.
Worst Reckless Disregard for Human Life and Public Property | 2020
Worst Prequel Remake RipOff or Sequel | 2020
Worst Supporting Actress | 2020
Worst Picture | 2020
Worst Actor | 2020
Worst Screen Combo | 2020
Worst Screenplay | 2020
Worst Director | 2020
Worst Film of the Year | 2020
Best Actor | 2019 | Sylvester
Budget 50,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 91,500,000 USD
On December 6, 2018, Sylvester Stallone stated this would be the last "Rambo" film and that his character would "finally find what he assumes to be peace." However, at Cannes 2019, Stallone countered that he would continue to play the character of John Rambo should this film prove to be successful.
After initial filming was done and the first cut of the movie was put together, it was test screened in the spring of 2019, and following additional photography and re-shoots, different cuts were edited and test screened throughout the next few months, and the movie was still being edited just weeks before theatrical release and before the final cut was done. However, at the last minute, the movie was cut down even further to be shorter and faster paced, which is why the final theatrical cut is barely 90 minutes long and why all the trailers for the film show some deleted scenes and dialogue.
Some versions of the film included an alternative opening scene where Rambo rescues two people from a raging storm, increasing the runtime to 101 minutes with International Releases, while Rambo U.S, U.K, and Canada Releases excludes this opening completely and the film's runtime is 89 Minutes.
At 89 minutes, this is the shortest film in the 'Rambo' series (especially considering the total screen time of the production logos and end credits is almost 10% of that 89 minutes).
Sylvester Stallone stated on his personal Instagram account, "Great day! We got our HARD R rating today! What's coming is going to be unlike anything you have ever seen..."
"[from trailer] Rambo: [narrating] I've lived in a world of death. I've watched people I've loved die. Some fast with a bullet, some not enough left to bury. All these years I've kept my secrets, but the time has come to face my past. And if they come looking for me, they will welcome death. I want revenge. I want them to know that death is coming. And there's nothing they can do to stop it."
"[last lines] Rambo: [narrating] I've lived in a world of death. I tried to come home, but I never really arrived. A part of my mind and soul got lost along the way, but my heart was still here where I was born, where I would defend to the end the only family I've ever known, the only home I've ever known. All the ones I've loved are now ghosts. But I will fight to keep their memory alive forever."
