Sylvester Stallone

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Sylvester Stallone who hasn’t done much since Rambo feels like his career is in the crapper.

He feels like he’s on “borrowed time” and after he releases the much anticipated The Expendables he might retire.

“I’m on borrowed time,” he said. “At this age I hear the ticking clock and it’s as loud as the gong on Big Ben.”

Sly says that he would like to follow in Clint Eastwood’s footsteps and work behind the camera. He says that he would ultimately want to direct films rather than to star in them.

“I’m on borrowed time and know my longevity will be predicated on being able to make that move,” he says.

The Expendables which also stars Mickey Rourke, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Bruce Willis is due to be released in theatres in August.

Maybe he should off laid off on all that plastic surgery and he would have gotten more acting jobs. His face looks like plastic. Who wants to hire a tough guy that looks like catwoman?

Keep em coming! Sly Stallone just won't let Rambo die, because he's planning a fifth sequel to the movie franchise. Expect the next Rambo to very different from the shoot 'em up style ones of the past.

Sly tells Metro, "I would like to take Rambo to another genre, experiment a little with the character. It would definitely not be another war movie. I can't go any further with that than what I've already done. What it's going to be like, I'm not going to reveal at this point. But I'm already halfway though writing the manuscript."

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We all know Sylvester Stallone is badass, but he can be borderline scary too. Sylvester has some really interesting dating tips for men who come across girls that won't go out with them.

He is quoted as saying: "Basically, just tell her if you don't go out with me I'm going to find the thing you love the most and eat it, whether it be your dog or your bird!"

Before the suits at PETA have a cow--he was just kidding! He didn't really have any dating tips to offer so he joked that men should threaten to eat women's pets. He could have just said, 'move on to the next' but I guess he had fresh meat on his mind.

Violence! Violence! Violence! Nothing but gratuitous carnage throughout this-somewhat-long awaited fourth installment of Sylvester Stallone's "Rambo." The amount of bloodshed that transpires is not only ongoing with every frame, it just gets bloodier and bloodier as the movie proceeds. Written and Directed by Sly himself, he doesn't seem to hold anything back as he brings this "Rambo" series to its culmination.

Stallone, of course, plays John Rambo, a Vietnam war veteran who has seen his share of violence during his many ordeals in the past. Now, alone in a secluded area in Bangkok, Rambo keeps to himself, spending time on his old rusted boat, while hunting snakes and catching fish for starving locals. Though, his main concern is to avoid the ongoing war not too far from where he stays, we all know that trouble and chaos will always find its way back to John Rambo. A group of Christian human rights missionaries arrive to Bangkok and approach John Rambo, asking him if they could use his boat to travel up river to Burma, a region that has been one of the worst war zones for over the past fifty years. These missionaries want to get to Burma and offer their medical assistance to all the victims who need it most. Although, Rambo rejects their request at first, and firmly warns them to never travel into Burma if they want to survive, he eventually is persuaded. As soon as Rambo drops the missionaries off and heads back down river, they are all ambushed. Most are brutally dismembered in this violent attack, while some are taken captive by the ruthless, heartless, sadistic Major Pa Tee Tint and his Burmese troops. Word gets back to Rambo about this abomination. He is told that he is their last hope in saving the survivors who have become prisoners. Now, Rambo, along with five highly trained mercenaries has to travel back up river and emancipate all survivors, while basically confronting the entire Burmese army by himself.

If you are not the weak at heart, then "Rambo" is loads of fun. The action is non-stop! There is almost a splash of RED (Blood) in every frame. Violent, gruesome, intense, and funny, (come on people it's Sly) "Rambo" had me anticipating to what level the savagery was going to get to next. I would recommend this movie to most guys out there who can handle the violence, and to most girls, trust me when I say this, stay away!

Pat the Movie Critic gives "Rambo" ------- 3 Scoops.