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Stanz says:

I say keep the sci-fi factor out and just make the ‘Super Killer’ a younger, deadlier version of Rambo. The main confliction in the Rambo series is Rambo’s inner struggle with who he was, what he has become since then, and how he is to continue on living. See, despite the incredibly difficult training he received at the hands of the military, Rambo managed to sustain some of his humanity. He was a man, just one step away from being a machine. This most likely never came to pass because of the generous guidance of General Trautman.

The ‘Super Killer’ could be the opposite. He has no humanity, no remorse. All he knows is combat and killing. So in essence it will be Rambo facing what he could’ve become. I think there is a very interesting story to explore there.

I really can’t see Stallone going “sci-fi” on the next one after the gritty realism of the last one. I’m sure it will be grounded in the plausible, not the fantastic.

Vic

790 says:

Sounds good but the success of Rambo 5 will only lead to Rambo 6. Come on you know its gonna go down that way,,,
Hell be taking on the Predator in the next film,,, 8-O
Lol, not that that’s a bad thing but to say this is the last Rambo,,, haha,, naw. Go Rambo!!!

the old man says:

TJ says: ” I’d say they try to make a supersoldier by psychologicaly altering a soldier, making him smarter, more determined (and not specifically stronger, than it would be rambo vs Rambo).”

Actually I remember a program a few years back about a Soviet KGB experiment that used a Psychotronic system that they perfected. It could turn people into programmable weapons. I think the program said something about its use during the Afghan war. Soviet soldiers reported when under the influence of a combination of radio waves and hypnosis that they felt no sympathy for people and that the behavior could be activated, like with a code word. Something like that combined with a form of pharmacotherapy could account for even more modification. Aricept is a drug that many have heard of that can help the mind focus, prescribed for Alzheimer patients. So why not a cocktail that a soldier is programmed to use additionally?

Rob Keyes says:

Hey all,

Stallone has given an update on this and it’s not really “sci-fi” when you hear what the story’s actually about:

Read here:
http://screenrant.com/stallone-clears-rambo-5-confusion-rob-24409/

michael says:

isn’t it time for stallone to retire? his skin is sagging his muscles look soft and he still can’t speak proper english? yo adrienne i need some help with this movie.somebody please tell this guy to hang it up,go home and enjoy your money and your life because you cannot act anymore.stop with the rambo’s & the rocky’s for god’s sake.

Dave says:

Wow
funny but I know EXACTLY what this is – Stallone recycling an old idea

Back in 1999 an author named James Byron Huggins wrote a book called HUNTER – apparently this guy hooked up with Stallone on the set of Copland and pitched him on an idea for a story he had – Stallone liked it and wanted to make the idea happen as a movie – Huggins proceeded to write the novel which would then be adapted into a screen play with Stallone playing the lead.

Hunter is the best tracker their is and has a giant wolf that lives with him in the mountains. He winds up having to work as the lead tracker for a gov’t agency going after a ‘thing’ that is slaughtering people at the their secret military installations. Turns out to be a genetic experiment using DNA from some long dead missing link type creature that was the ultimate killing machine

Obviously the movie never happened – but I guess Stallone still has the rights and wants to make it

(A) Mixing Rambo with the X-files type sci fi reality – in my opinion, bad idea

(B) I’ve read the book – its terrible. Its a handbook for how to be a hackneyed writer. Its just BAD.

His clarification on the other page STILL sounds like this was the source material.

Foopher says:

It sounds like jurassic park 4 having soldier raptors. Rambo should NOT fight wolfmen. He is a soldier not a scifi hero. That would just be dumb

Foopher says:

I love every Rambo movie, but i think this would be a very bad move. They could make a whole other movie with this story. Title it “Savage Hunt” or something. Stallone could still be in it, just don’t make it Rambo 5.

They’re war movies, not (as someone said) Predator movies

Justin says:

Sounds very good A new twist will be nice to see cause when the last one ended everyone thought that was it. so start something new and knowing Stallone it will work big time.

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