It’s one of Stallone’s best movies and Tarantino doesn’t like it!

The first Rambo, released in French cinemas in 1983, is considered by many to be one of Sylvester Stallone’s best films. But for the ever-much-critical Quentin Tarantino, who recently stated that he dreamed of directing his own version of Rambo starring Adam Driver, this is not the case!

Why doesn’t Quentin Tarantino like Rambo? Because, as he explains in his book Cinema speculation and As noted by the ScreenRant siteCompared to David Morrell’s book, the film is too balanced (Wild bloodpublished in 1972), in which the character of a Vietnam veteran, pushed to his limits by the local sheriff, becomes a killing machine.

In Cinema speculationQuentin Tarantino criticizes the film Rambo for being part of the Hollywood movement of the 80s, which he says did not take risks unlike the 70s. More specifically, the filmmaker regrets that this decade has reduced the complexity of character creation. They will appeal more to the audience.

Quentin Tarantino, in remarks published by ScreenRant, states that “Complex characters aren’t necessarily likable. Interesting people aren’t always likable.” And the American director noted that the film adaptations of the time, which were too moralistic, gave the impression that the original works were “emptied” of everything that animated them.

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