classic action movie

The movies of the 1980s, looking at them now, already feel a little rough. The design of the action is not as coherent and unrestrained as modern action films, and some special effects are more mundane. Of course, the era is different, and it would be unfair to compare it with the movies twenty or thirty years later. As a classic of a generation of action films, the plot is very compact, which is also related to the editing of the film. It is said that Stallone himself was not satisfied and asked to cut many scenes, which also greatly shortened the time of the film. As an entertainment film, the rhythm is more Faster and more exciting.

Compared with the last few First blood, I think this first one is the best, with a relatively simple plot, and the story of small people defeating evil forces, which satisfies many people's psychology. And the next few films began to be far away, Vietnam, Afghanistan...heroism became more and more exaggerated and exaggerated in the film, and Rambo, who was invincible, seemed to be among the gods of the United States. The deified Rambo became a hero in the era of the rise of Reaganism in the United States and was welcomed by the times. In my opinion, these make it eclipse a lot.

Those fight scenes reminded me of watching video tapes when I was a kid. A group of people gathered around the neighbor's small house, moved a bench, and watched Hong Kong martial arts movies. The TV was black and white. It is this kind of movie that can make people talk for days. However, such a feeling will probably never happen again.

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