John Rambo is Sylvester Stallone's most famous character aside from Rocky Balboa, so how do the five "Rambo" movies stack up?

The Rambo movies have gone through their fair share of ups and downs, but the series' lowest point is exactly what's going to save the franchise.

Rambo: First Blood Part II (1985) is the film that made the character an action icon and influenced dozens of films, television shows, and video games in the aftermath. Director George P. Cosmatos ...

The First Blood scene, where Rambo tries to escape the town of Hope, Washington, on a motorcycle he steals like it's GTA, features 885 Water Ave. As our hero has already endured traumatic experiences ...

But Rambo 4, clumsily just titled Rambo, is by far one of the best movies in this entire series. It's because we finally get glimpses again of the Rambo of old from First Blood, which makes sense ...

Rambo (2008)Rambo has been trying to live off the grid. When Christian missionaries ask him to lead them into war-torn Burma, he refuses, but when they’re kidnapped and tortured, he’s enlisted ...

Nothing is ever over. At least not when you're Sylvester Stallone's John Rambo, who makes his fifth film appearance in 37 years with "Rambo: Last Blood." Stallone, 73, has grayed and doesn't bare ...

That’s partly on you. It’s also partly on, well, the Rambo movies that aren’t 1982’s Rambo: First Blood.

John Rambo was almost any other throwaway movie veteran. But luckily for the character – and fans of the Rambo series – the script for "First Blood" was in the hands of Sylvester Stallone.

To which a movie like “Rambo: Last Blood” can only answer back with, yes, home is indeed where the heart is … going to be ripped out of the villain’s chest. You’ve been warned.

Morrell’s “First Blood” novel was very much rooted in its time. The character Rambo was a homeless Vietnam vet wracked by PTSD. The book’s Rambo is a much more violent character than the version ...

This is apparently what a Rambo movie circa 2019 now means. The man-vs.-cartel action you crave will be smothered in irresponsible fearmongering.