First Blood (1982)Ĭommentators: Sylvester Stallone (writer, actor) and the beautiful, melodic sounds of an M60 machine gun. Let’s hear the man speak for himself, though, and go through all 28 things we learned from the First Blood commentary. We loved seeing him punch people as Rocky, but seeing him blow people away as Rambo was what did it. First Blood and its ensuing – and exceedingly violent – sequels were the films that dropped the word “action” in front of the word “star” when talking about the man. So this week, we’ve decided to go back to the film that started Stallone’s ascent to the throne of the action star. For his determination to keep action alive, Stallone may take the edge on the all-time list. With The Expendables 2 hitting theaters this Friday, Sylvester Stallone once again brings together some of the biggest action stars of yesteryear in a massive explosion of a movie. Some people even make a claim for Tom Cruise, but chances are they aren’t reading this anyway. It’s debatable who the biggest action star of the modern era is. Sylvester Stallone as he discusses First Blood.
In this edition, Kate Erbland drifts with John Rambo, a.k.a. (NOTE: For educational and research purposes only).Welcome to Commentary Commentary, where we sit and listen to filmmakers talk about their work, then share the most interesting parts. Hart, David Chase, John August, Oliver Stone and more. When you are done reading take a listen to Apple #1 Screenwriting Podcast The Bulletproof Screenwriting Podcast, with guest like Oscar Winner Eric Roth, James V. The screenplays below are the only ones that are available online. Take a listen to James Cameron Masterclass as he discusses his films and storytelling techniques.
I can wait to see what he comes up with next. From Terminator to the #1 and #2 biggest movies of all time, Titantic and Avatar. His filmography doesn’t have a failure in it. What can be said of the most successful writer/ director of all time? James Cameron is in a league of his own.
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