Stallone's masterpiece

>>212830394 (OP)
Wrong.

>>212830394 (OP)
Weird how his best movies are Rocky 1, Rocky 6, First Blood and Rambo 4

Watched the second one for the first time since I was a kid, somehow never watched it all these years properly. I now understand why that shit got all the Razzies. It's not even the genre switch that is the problem, the film is nothing but poorly filmed scenes in a jungle that lead up to an extremely brief third act with did have some decent action and overall visuals but was all too little too late.

>>212830394 (OP)
Malone's stagterpiece.
>>212830428
>Weird how his best movies are Rocky 1, Rocky 2, 4,First Blood and Tango and Cash.

fify

>>212830499
What's wrong with 6?

>>212830394 (OP)
Rocky mogs

List of the unironic Stallone kinos:
>Rocky
>First Blood
>Cop Land
end of list

>>212830590
>What's wrong with 6?
It came after V which was AIDS-infected radioactive waste that wears black socks with shorts.

>>212830657
And 6 is a great movie in its own right. Fuck's wrong with Rambo 4?

>>212830394 (OP) I concur. Stallone's SOTA kino.

Stop! Or my mom will shoot!

What do you think Stallone would say if you asked Stallone what Stallone's masterpiece is?
I bet he'd say rocky
but that is just another example how this guy made a fucking clown out of himself despite having multiple opportunities to change the story
He really is just the soulless Arnold Schwarzenegger.

>>212830394 (OP)
IT'S A LOOOONG ROOOOAD
WHEN YOU'RE ON YOUR OWN
AND IT HURTS WHEN THEY TEAR YOUR DREAMS APART

>>212833148

Demolition Man you queers

For me, it's Demolition Man.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zMvz2_ZjtAU

>>212830428

Cobra is his best movie.

>>212832790
well, he wrote Rocky. Rambo was written by someone else

>>212830394 (OP)
If the peak was everything First Blood would cement Stallone clears Arnold. But Arnold's got the better wider filmography, Stallone's got Rambo and Rocky and lesser movies.

>>212833826
Rambo 4 was cowritten and directed by him, and that's the second best in the series.

>>212834410
I love the morally ambiguous, small-town feel of First Blood where this violent killer is clashing with a bunch of hicks and slackjaws. That moral ambiguity only comes back for 4, even though the setting's not as fun for me

>>212833826
It feels like the dialogue is all Stallone sometimes, like it was written by him or maybe just off the cuff. Rambo to Rocky to any character he plays.

>>212835157
Both movies he's surrounded by a great cast so the dialogue sounds natural