Rambo: Last Blood

If you enjoyed the other Rambo movies, you will enjoy this one, same format, Rambo tries to avoid bad guys, bad guys hurt good guys, Rambo has to make them pay. Violent and graphic, but you won't feel sorry for any of the bad guys and you may even cheer when Rambo even's things up. It pays tribute to the rest of the Rambo movies and symbolically Rambo takes a rocking chair on the porch at the end.

Go into it knowing it's Rambo and know there's going to be some unbelievable violence.

There’s a hint of a fugue state about it too, as if Rambo, and whatever audience for his movies remained, is trapped in an endless loop, savoring past traumas as a way to avoid facing the present.

Sam Adams

Slate

What’s especially pitiful about this installment, which has been given a perfunctory dark-action look by cinematographer Brendan Galvin (“Self/less”), is how often Stallone tries to give psychic heft to the wounded-warrior part of his creation, as if he were Ethan Edwards in “The Searchers” and not just a monosyllabic killing machine easily triggered.

Robert Abele

TheWrap

The character deserves better, and so does the audience.

Frank Scheck

The Hollywood Reporter