He said that John Rambo is going to be appropriately vicious and all that stuff, but intellectual, a killer with a heart of sort, or smart yet stupid. He also added several more analogies including tall yet short, broad but thin, and that they shall cover all boundaries for “Rambo 5,” notes We Got This Covered.
Prior to his confirmation of “Rambo 5” late last year, Stallone was already sold with the idea that the franchise has finally ended in 2008 when John Rambo was seen towards the end finally returning home.
In fact, he was even quoted then as saying that for Rambo to go on another adventure might be misinterpreted as a mercenary gesture and not necessary. He said that he does not want that to happen to his iconic role. Apparently, something changed his mind so “Rambo 5” is a go.
It seems that Stallone is determined to continue his career as the world’s oldest action hero notwithstanding his ripe age, notes Shortlist.
He explained his decision to finally agree on one more Rambo film when he rhetorically said that there is a volcanic eruption brewing and the magma or Rambo is coming to the surface. He also said that his character would go out in a blaze of glory in a heroic fashion.
Stallone also said that he is now working on the formula for “Rambo 5” which would most likely see the Vietnam veteran taking on Mexican drug lords.