Those reports of Rambo's foretelling have proved to be true, and we now know that the likely candidate to play a younger version of Sylvester Stallone's eternal shareholder effect - formerly (and present?) Heart of Heart Nooa. As reported by The deadlineCentineo, who climbed the Ardwar after starring in Teenfix Teen Romance Flick "To all the boys I loved before", will play a young version of Rambo, the character that Stallone played for the first time on the "First Blood" screen in 1982 and recently appeared - Stalone.

In addition to the news of casting, the report of the deadline revealed some of the names that work behind the project camera, temporarily called "Johnon Rambo", because we are obviously still stuck in the era of "just named after IP's main character". Finnish director Almalari Chellander, who is best known internationally for his World War II thriller in 2022 "Sissu" and the upcoming sequel, will direct it. The script was written by Rory Fines and Courier Noshirvani, who had previously written the script for DC's "Black Adam".

Since no Hollywood brand that was once successful is allowed to die more, replacing an aging apartment with a new face was probably inevitable. And don't get me wrong: Chentineo is a sharp young actor with real talent, size and look to withdraw the role. The bigger question is whether the whole movie is a good idea or another wrong company, trying to use every long -term value from the long -standing franchise. If nothing else, the recent record of the "Rambo" property in the box office is not very good.

If you know something about Johnon Rambo's character, you know that every "story of origin" for him, as Lionsgate's new project describes, can be just one thing: a military film in Vietnam (assuming his story is not modernized, à la "Jackack Ryan: Shadow Recruit"). There was a time when such a thing was common, and you can absolutely make a clever film about that particular conflict today, but the franchise best known for celebrating military violence may not be the strongest place for it.

Rambo's film policy has always been messy, but the first entrance is still taking place pretty well. Set in the United States on the eve of the Vietnam war, "First Blood" imposes Rambo against a team of brutal police officers in a small town, determined to run the "drifter". Of course, they get more than they agree. Although not explicitly critical of the US invasion of Vietnam, it is easily read as an anti -war film if the one who focuses more on the tragedy of the US soldier from the mass damage to the Vietnamese people. "Rambo: First part of blood II", on the other hand, tries to keep a distance of distance and criticism But it is largely accepting a kind of US military revenge fantasy, while Rambo III opens another can of worms, with original commitment to the film "The Brave Fighters Mujahideen of Afghanistan".

We don't have time to dissolve it today.

The latest pair of Rambo movies Did you avoid most of the literary quality of the original film in exchange for a hyper-violent fantasy of power, which raises the question: What tone intends on No. Centaineo to adopt when it comes to Vietnam (or whatever conflict to end focusing))?

Most Western films will not be familiar with director Almalari Chelander, but he is the perfect choice for today's film "Rambo". His film in 2022 "Sisu" can accurately be described as "Finnish" Rambo in World War II, as a highly qualified veteran of the Winter War in a clash against group Nazi soldiers.

The film put Chelander on the global map and currently has a critical score of 94% Rotten tomatoes. In other words, he is an ideal director to take over Rambo, as he has already done what is probably one of the best Rambo-esk films for decades. Combined with Ascendent Asswar in centineo, it has definite potential.

The problem, again, is whether Rambo as a story can actually work nowadays. Public perspectives on the Vietnam war and military imperialism write great, fortunately not what they were during the Reagan administration, although certain aspects of global politics these days can push those feelings back. It is easy to make a hyper-violent military commando working when the people fighting are SS officers. It is more difficult when the story has much, much greater political complexity.

Rambo earned $ 113 million worldwide in 2008 with a $ 47 million budget. "Rambo: Last Blood" cost $ 3 million more and made only $ 91 million. "Returning to the Decrease" would be the relevant phrase here. SeeEe See if Noah's Starwear power is enough to raise the franchise of the Dreg-Film B-movie.