First Blood 4 is the last film in the First Blood series. The film is full of violent and bloody scenes, Rambo no longer uses a knife, but uses heavy machine guns, and people are like watermelons, instantly disintegrating. The first time I watched this movie, I couldn't stand it, especially the opening report, full of corpses, heads cut off and hung on trees, and flies next to the corpses.
Under the rule of the government army, Burma is full of chaos, they kill people for fun, children are forced into the army, and women are even worse. Rambo lives a leisurely snake hunt in Thailand, and a volunteer team wants to go to Myanmar to save people and promote the faith. They needed to rent Rambo's boat to sail to Burma, and Rambo didn't want to see them die, but at Sarah's insistence he agreed. Unsurprisingly, the volunteer squads were all captured by the government army, and Rambo and the mercenaries went together to save people, killed the government army's lair, and once again transformed into a hot-blooded warrior. At the end of the film, Rambo stands on a hillside, and below are corpses, stumps, and desolate.
This movie can not be calm for a long time after watching, war is cruel, it turns people into beasts. It's an anti-war movie, but there's a lot of bloody footage in the movie. First Blood 4 is very inflammatory, there is no unnecessary rambling, making the movie flowing, tense and exciting, one sentence is to concentrate on killing people, not to talk nonsense. The blood of battle flowing through you is innate, and peace is just an accident.
Rambo is indeed old, his face is full of wrinkles, and the hero is twilight.