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I’ve never seen Rambo: First Blood. Today I decided to watch it.
I’m 44 years old. The movie came out the same year I was born. All these years I just assumed from satire pieces and pop culture that Rambo was just badly written gratuitous violence.
Im floored. The movie as a whole was actually a good story. But that final emotional scene from Sylvester Stallone…my god he was brilliant. I’m drying my eyes right now…I had no idea he had that level of talent.
I’m going to watch the other 4 now.
Edit: As great as this movie was, the ending credit song almost ruined everything. My god it’s awful
Forrest Gump (1994) - Forrest the Billionaire cutting grass for free
What movie character is highly beloved but you can't understand why?
I gotta say Professor Snape here. Yes, he was bullied and couldn't be with the woman he loved, but that does not excuse all the terrible things he did. The death eaters are essentially a nazi group and he was a full-on member of that group before becoming a double agent. He was also horrible to his students to the point of being Neville's greatest fear. He was horrid, I'll never understand why he was suddenly so pure and beloved after the final movie where a lot was revealed. If you like him for being a complex character, I have no issues with that. But the ones that genuinely say he's an amazing guy, he was protective, and was always a secretly sweet character are just fans I will never understand