Rated 3.8 out of 5, this is the best Stallone movie of the 80’s!

Sylvester Stallone, 78, still plans to give us some great moments of bravery! Despite his age, the director and actor does not plan to retire! Proof of this is his new series, Tulsa King, which after 2 seasons is enjoying great success on Paramount+.

Adored by millions of fans around the world, Stallone has transcended the ages, breaking out with The Rocky in the 1970s and becoming a global superstar in the following decade. That’s why we’re asking ourselves the following question: What is the best Stallone movie of the 80s, according to AlloCiné viewers?

You don’t have to look far to find it. This is Rambo First Blood, released on March 2, 1983 in France. Ted Kotchef’s feature film scored a 3.8 (21,616 average ratings). AlloCiné audiences loved the film, which remains one of cinema’s greatest classics.

What do viewers think?

For chrischambers86, Rambo benefits from a “A great screenplay adapted from David Morrell’s book ‘First Blood’. A strong character who is very different from the character in the novel, it doesn’t take much to establish a new icon of action cinema! In a few shots, Rambo becomes a legend while enjoying significant success.”

Wolverine1992 agrees: “As effective at condemning the brutal abuse of veterans as it is at creating a thrilling story of survival in a grand setting, the film is always a pleasure to watch, getting straight to the point in each scene and thanks to its short duration.”

for MaCultureGeek, “Sly believes it: he puts himself into it and gives it to us. And that’s a pretty poignant interpretation, I think. The worst part is that everything in his famous last monologue is true, except that it is. A rare sadness that makes it almost poetic.”

The first Rambo would be a smashing success, grossing $125 million worldwide on a limited budget of $15 million! This triumph makes the Green Beret a cult franchise of 5 films. The latest, Last Blood, was released in September 2019. In total, the feature films brought in 819 million greenbacks internationally and attracted more than 12 million viewers in France!