Italian Stallion South Paw Stallone

The film marks a return to Stallone's famous character (after Rocky Balboa) after a hiatus of Twenty years, with him co-writing the film and directing it, and has been hailed as his 'comeback' movie. First off, the film is violent. Very violent. There is lots of claret on the screen, with people being blown up, heads being shot at, nothing is left intact. It shows intense scenes of what might be going on, with small villages being raided for recruits, normally kids from the ages of 12, to people being shot in the head, and being stabbed with rifle-mounted knives. It leaves nothing to the imagination. But, through all the violence, is a really good, well written story that, even though it has been told before in a different form, is so realistic, that it is a radical departure from the last Rambo movie (where he had a limitless supply of ammo, and loads of one-liners. A sure-sign of an Eighties movie if ever I saw one!). It also shows, that Stallone is a very capable director, that can deliver a finely crafted movie and doesn't cut any corners. There is not one scene I can see that the actors delivers an off performance, and there's no let-up in the intensity of any scene. The music is also great, giving the film an atmosphere that is sometimes lacking in modern-day movies (only some, mind). Even Coming Home from First Blood is used at the start, which is a nice nod to the original.

Sylvester Stallone Working On 'Rambo 5'

Sylvester Stallone  

    Working On

     'Rambo 5' 

 

Sylvester Stallone is set to don his famed red headband once more - he's working on a fifth Rambo blockbuster.

The action star last reprised his role of the Vietnam veteran in 2008's Rambo, and he's revealed he's writing a draft for one final installment for his classic character to give him a fitting send off.

When asked if there are more Rambo stories to tell, the 65-year-old told MTV, "I know there is. It's one thing where you lay down the final culmination of your life where you can articulate it, but also act on it where he realizes what his destiny really is. It's not to be a farmer, it's not to be obscure - it's to go out in a blaze of glory in a heroic fashion..."

"That's who he is. I'm working on a formula for it right now."

 

Stallone family members and list of all movies he palyed

Father: Frank Stallone, Sr. (hairdresser, d. 11-Jul-2011)
Mother: Jacqueline Labofish (astrologer, b. 29-Nov-1921)
Brother: Frank Stallone (actor, b. 30-Jul-1950)
Father: Anthony Filiti ("Tony", stepfather, married Stallone's mother)
Sister: Toni Ann Filiti-Schaub (half-sister, daughter of Jackie and Tony Filiti)
Wife: Sasha Czack (theater usher, m. 28-Dec-1974, div. 1985)
Son: Sage Stallone (actor, b. 5-May-1976, with Czack)
Son: Seargeoh (b. 1979, autistic, with Czack)
Wife: Brigitte Nielsen (m. 15-Dec-1985, div. 1987)
Girlfriend: Angie Everhart (model, engaged Apr-1995, broke up Jun-1995)
Girlfriend: Janice Dickinson (model)
Girlfriend: Andrea Wieser (Austrian model)
Wife: Jennifer Flavin (model, b. 1968, m. May-1997)
Daughter: Sophia (b. 27-Aug-1996, with Flavin)
Daughter: Sistine Rose (b. 27-Jun-1998, with Flavin)
Daughter: Scarlet Rose (b. 25-May-2002, with Flavin)


List of movies

  The Expendables (3-Aug-2010)
    Rambo (24-Jan-2008)
    Rocky Balboa (20-Dec-2006)
    Rocky IV (27-Nov-1985)
    Staying Alive (15-Jul-1983)
    Rocky III (28-May-1982)
    Rocky II (15-Jun-1979)
    Paradise Alley (22-Sep-1978)
    FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
    Zookeeper (6-Jul-2011) [VOICE]
    The Expendables (3-Aug-2010) · Barney Ross
    Kambakkht Ishq (3-Jul-2009) · Himself
    Rambo (24-Jan-2008)
    Rocky Balboa (20-Dec-2006)
    Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over (25-Jul-2003)
    Shade (21-Jun-2003) · Stevens
    Avenging Angelo (30-Aug-2002)
    D-Tox (4-Jan-2002) · Malloy
    America: A Tribute to Heroes (21-Sep-2001) · Himself
    Driven (16-Apr-2001)
    Get Carter (4-Oct-2000) · Jack Carter
    Antz (19-Sep-1998) [VOICE]
    An Alan Smithee Film: Burn Hollywood Burn     (29-Sep-1997) · Himself
    Cop Land (15-Aug-1997) · Freddy Heflin
    Daylight (6-Dec-1996) · Kit Latura
    Assassins (6-Oct-1995)
    Judge Dredd (30-Jun-1995) · Judge Dredd
    The Specialist (7-Oct-1994)
    Demolition Man (8-Oct-1993) · John Spartan
    Cliffhanger (28-May-1993) · Gabe Walker
    Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot (21-Feb-1992)
    Oscar (26-Apr-1991)
    Rocky V (16-Nov-1990)
    Tango & Cash (22-Dec-1989) · Tango
    Lock Up (4-Aug-1989)
    Rambo III (25-May-1988)
    Over the Top (13-Feb-1987)
    Cobra (23-May-1986) · Marion Cobretti
    Rocky IV (27-Nov-1985) · Rocky Balboa
    Rambo: First Blood Part II (24-May-1985)
    Rhinestone (22-Jun-1984) · Nick
    Rambo: First Blood (31-Oct-1982) · Rambo
    Rocky III (28-May-1982)
    Victory (30-Jul-1981)
    Nighthawks (4-Apr-1981) · Deke DaSilva
    Rocky II (15-Jun-1979) · Rocky Balboa
    Paradise Alley (22-Sep-1978)
    F.I.S.T. (13-Apr-1978)
    Rocky (21-Nov-1976) · Rocky
    The Party at Kitty and Stud's (6-Jul-1976)
    Farewell, My Lovely (8-Aug-1975)
    Death Race 2000 (27-Apr-1975)
    Capone (Apr-1975)
    The Prisoner of Second Avenue (14-Mar-1975)
    The Lords of Flatbush (1-May-1974)
    No Place to Hide (22-Dec-1970)

CinemaCon Career Achievement Award for Stallone

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Stallone receives CinemaCon Career Achievement Award

April 28, 2012 by Webmaster. Average Reading Time: less than a minute.

Sylvester Stallone was honoured April 26, 2012 with the CinemaCon Career Achievement Award during the annual gathering in Las Vegas. CinemaCon general manager Mitch Neuhauser said. “throughout his incredible career spanning nearly 40 years, Sylvester has established his ability to continually captivate his audiences. We are very thrilled to acknowledge his remarkable career by honoring him with our CinemaCon Career Achievement Award.”

CinemaCon welcomes more than 5,000 professionals from the cinema industry to four days of movie previews, advance screenings, award ceremonies, panel discussions and a sold-out trade show of exhibitors. Congrats Sly!