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Tag Archives: Sylvester Stallone
David Morrell on Rambo and the need for Hope
Now in my 15th year of teaching, I can look back on many fond memories of truly unique teaching and learning experiences in and out of the classroom. However, I’m not sure that yesterday’s experience will be easily matched. As … Continue reading
Posted in Media Literacy and Pop Culture, Movies and Television
Tagged David Morrell, David Morrell and Rambo, First Blood, John Rambo, Rambo and 80s America, Rambo and America, Rambo and American Politics, Rambo Last Blood, Rambo: First Blood Part 2, Ronald Reagan and Rambo, Sylvester Stallone
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[Trailer Review] Rambo Returns in the Trump Era
There’s something to be said about the durability of Sylvester Stallone’s action brand. Since the release of his career defining Rocky in 1976, Stallone’s creative body of film work has been continuously prolific. Regardless of critical acclaim, respective projects may … Continue reading
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