Tarantino would like to see a remake of 'First Blood', starring Adam Driver as Rambo
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This is exactly what I thought of, and that was a great remake. I'm actually disappointed that it's just a spitball in this case.
Man knows movies, he should write it and produce it, just let some other promising director take a stab at it
i guess i just dont see the need for it when first blood is basically exactly what you want it to be
if anything the lesser rambos would need the adjusting, i would think
if anything the lesser rambos would need the adjusting, i would think
Eh reading the synopsis of the book it's different but not night and day different, not sure it warrants a remake
This.
I don't consider the sequels (they're okay action movies on their own) part of the Rambo lore.
They did film an ending where Rambo dies. I would like the movie more if they kept that.
He just pulls these wild ideas out of his ass but they never come to fruition. Some other things he wanted to happen: Vega Brothers movie (Travolta from Pulp Fiction and Madsen from Reservoir Dogs), a Star Trek movie and now this.
its tarantino, most of his movies are like remakes on some movie he really likes but with his weird twists to them
Stallone talks about the first Rambo script here in Stern and what he did to make it into the movie it became. Pretty interesting stuff. Starts @ 3:15 and is only 2 minutes. Worth a listen!
Sylvester Stallone Takes Howard Behind the Scenes of “Rocky” and “Rambo” (2005)
Action film icon Sylvester Stallone tells Howard Stern why he was forced to film “Rocky” in 28 days and how he salvaged “Rambo” after initially wanting to bu...www.youtube.com
Wow, the original cut is 3 hours!
Glad they cut it down, the lines sounded horrible.
Sounds interesting, Driver & Russell would be great choices.
I grew up with Rambo and am not ashamed to say that I love the first 2 films [and the Jerry Goldsmith score]. Come at me Era.
I grew up with Rambo and am not ashamed to say that I love the first 2 films [and the Jerry Goldsmith score]. Come at me Era.
I don't know if he would shy away from it, especially if it had a critical lens to USA in regards to 9/11. Adam Driver did The Report, which was all about the lies and cover-ups about Abu Gharib and Guantanamo Bay torture and failures of United States policies after 9/11. Had some brutal torture scenes in it. It's an excellent investigative thriller, btw! But Tarantino might have done it in bad taste, considering his past films and racism.