Rambo Creator slams the movie "Last Blood"

Morrell told Newsweek
that he was first exploited to consult Stallone for the film while he was
in the process of writing. They talked on the phone a few times, and Morrell was under
impression that this version of Rambo would be "soulful" with his missing child
scenario.

Instead, he was disappointed after seeing Rambo: Last
Some bloodsaying at the exit:

"I felt degraded and dehumanized after leaving the theater. Instead of being soulful, this new film misses one. I had the impression that I was less a human being to have seen it and it is an unfortunate message.

Ouch. He then noted similarities in style and lack of
character development between this movie and a 1976 film called Monitoring.

"This film is typical of the grindhouse" ultra-violent "exploitation movies of the 1970s, whose technique"Rambo: Last Blood ' looks like. The sets here seem cheap. The direction is clumsy. "

Morrell added:

"Rambo could be called John Smith and the film would not change. This assumes that the public knows the background of Rambo, while anyone under 40 will wonder what happens in the Earth with these tunnels. "

Morrell worked on "Rambo" movies in the past

The author has written more than two dozen novels with first
Some blood marking his debut. Although his other work is not related to the
Unnamed character turned Rambo in the movies, Morrell worked a lot with
the franchise that generated five payments.

He spoke to Digital
Spy last year on the character's bow through the first four movies, and
how sometimes books do not always translate well for the cinema, but Rambo has worked.

He said the suites deviated a lot from the books, but he
grateful for the way he was treated during the film making process.

"But that's when the Rambo phenomenon really took off – at the beginning of Rambo 2 … so in 2 and 3he is a different character from [first] movie, and he's a different character from my novel. And then in 4he is different again.

I think I have been treated fairly well. I have no reason to be embarrassed by 'First blood & # 39 ;.

Why so many critics do not like "Last Blood"

Morrell is not the only one with hard words for the Rambo: last blood after. He currently holds a 32% Rotten Tomatoes score, critics claiming it is "a piece of droppings", "generic", "depressing" or "not fun".

ScreenRant awarded him a rating of 1.5 on the site by writing: "Last Blood is an exercise in excessively bloody violence and dubious political action that adds little value to the Rambo property."

David Fear
of Rolling
Pierre The film has also been criticized for its fragile plot and stereotypes:

"As for the usual chest-beating jingoistic,
this is reserved for a decisive voiceover. But the basic delivery of Last Blood –
that heroes wear white hats and that the bad guys have brown skin – will be deceived
throughout the bloody case, from the beginning to the end of things. This
is apparently what a Rambo movie to 2019 means now. The man against the cartel
the action you desire will be stifled by a campaign of irresponsible fear. "

Everyday audience
members have more favorable reviews of the film, and online you will see that it is
has been evaluated between 80% and 94%.

Stallone
who is now 73 years old, could well hang up his Rambo bandana for the moment, but
who knows? One thing is certain, it's the fact that fans will eventually have
to make up their own mind about the luster of Rambo: last blood. Nostalgia
has its advantages.