Sylvester Stallone

By rss@youtube.com (DarkDawid20) Another one of my favorites. One of the best movies with Sylvester Stallone (Stallone at his best). I think everyone saw Rambo so there is no need for me to review it. Picture and sound quality is just amazing 10/10. Not many special futures but still movie itself is awesome. I got it from Play.com f...

By Vincent Final score: 1½ (6 is worst). Some bad movies are bad in a pedestrian, unremarkable sort of way, and we’re forced to play up their ridiculousness to make them worth watching. Not Death Race 2000. Death Race 2000 takes badness and elevates it to an art form. If it has a shortcoming, it might be that...

By Bruce Dancis - McClatchy Newspapers Sylvester Stallone revives his John Rambo character (just as he revived Rocky Balboa) for "Rambo," also directing and ... DVD review: "Rambo" KATU Rambo DVD not for faint of heart Daily Mississippian

 OH - They will also stir yearnings for justice and revenge, which is of course where Rambo (Sylvester Stallone) steps in. He has withdrawn into the jungle after ...

By Nick Starring: Sylvester Stallone (who also wrote and directed), Burt Young, Milo Ventimiglia. My reaction: The story was disjointed. The acting was mostly flat and pretty bad (specifically by Burt Young). The dialogue was even worse. ...

John Rambo struggles to remain relevant  TX - Sylvester Stallone must be too busy hitting the gym and defending HGH to keep up with geography. Burma is no more, Sly. It’s Myanmar now. ... Movie Review | 'Rambo' silly but entertaining, leaves nothing to ... Texas A&M The Battalion

By Scott Nehring this is the "serious" one. Which is like saying, this pile of garbage stinks least. Click here to view the trailer. Reviews: The Z Review eFilmCritic Categories: film, movie review, Sylvester Stallone, Richard Crenna, Rambo.

DVD Review: Rocky Balboa Blogcritics.org, OH - Sylvester Stallone directs, acts, and writes this final sequel and the result is a moving, nostalgic, and engrossing effort worthy of the Rocky name. ...

By Matt Paprocki Rocky Balboa is a movie that needed to be made. Contrary to early naysayers, this franchise needed more closure than it got back in 1990 when audiences last visited with a cinematic icon. Sylvester Stallone directs, acts, and writes this final sequel and the result is a moving, nostalgic, a...

By Daniel Cummings Sylvester Stallone has pulled off the biggest surprise of the year. It’s not just the character that is the underdog here; Stallone himself is an underdog after a string of disappointing films. So Rocky Balboa is an honest to god underdog story that fights to the very end with real spirit and...