Alon Aboutboul, the prolific Israeli actor who appeared in Hollywood movies such as The Dark Knight Rises, has died at the ...

It is a good sign for an undrafted NFL rookie when the head coach notices him enough to bestow him with a macho nickname.

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's first movie, a critically acclaimed 1962 movie told a story extremely similar to the one seen in First Blood.

So, before watching Rambo: First Blood Part II, my feeling about it was that it was a big, dumb, patriotic pro-Reagan shoot ‘em up with John Rambo marching into Vietnam and rescuing American POWs.

Rambo wastes no time speeding to the rescue, but to the movie’s credit, it doesn’t pretend that forcing him back into action will ever solve the darkness that plagues his very existence.

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.

Titled Rambo: New Blood, the new reboot would not see Stallone return as the action hero, as he did in Millennium’s 2008 outing, but would see a younger actor inhabit the role.

Suddenly, Rambo became a conservative icon, a hero name-checked by then-President Reagan when discussing what he would do in the event of another Iranian hostage crisis.

Rambo is in a different place in his life," Grunberg says. Another concession to the passage of time is a lack of shirtless warrior shots, even if the buff poster suggests Stallone could pull it off.

Journalist Nat Segaloff—author of 30+ books on subjects ranging from John Belushi and Stan Lee to the Exorcist and Scarface ...