A rather odd entry in the series, Rambo: Last Blood is an uneven and gritty action film. When the daughter of a friend goes missing while looking for her biological father in Mexico, John Rambo goes after her and finds that she’s been abducted by a cartel. Sylvester Stallone gives a solid performance that feels true to the character. However, Yvette Monreal is rather weak and her character isn’t well-written. In fact, the entire script is pretty poor; leaving a lot of ambiguity and unanswered questions. Still, the climactic battle between Rambo and the cartel is incredibly exciting and violent; delivering some of the most visceral action scenes of the series. Rambo: Last Blood is a mess, but it does some interesting things with the character and provides a nice coda for the franchise.
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A rather odd entry in the series, Rambo: Last Blood is an uneven and gritty action film. When the daughter of a friend goes missing while looking for her biological father in Mexico, John Rambo goes after her and finds that she’s been abducted by a cartel. Sylvester Stallone gives a solid performance that feels true to the character. However, Yvette Monreal is rather weak and her character isn’t well-written. In fact, the entire script is pretty poor; leaving a lot of ambiguity and unanswered questions. Still, the climactic battle between Rambo and the cartel is incredibly exciting and violent; delivering some of the most visceral action scenes of the series. Rambo: Last Blood is a mess, but it does some interesting things with the character and provides a nice coda for the franchise.