5 Best and Worst Stallone Film

5 Best and Worst Stallone Film

SYLVESTER Stallone. That name is so familiar and many people grew up watching his films.

First he drew our attention through the Rocky in 1976. Oscar-winning movie ticket in 1976 was given a star. As a boxer named Rocky Balboa, Stallone was able to convince our hero could come from someone who had never considered underdogs alias.

Then, in the latter half of the 1970s and the early 1980s, Stallone played Rocky 2 and 3 and the Nighthawks are increasingly asserted itself as an action star.

But, it is his role as a Vietnam War veteran who had returned home, John Rambo in First Blood (1982) who made his name flying all over the universe. Stallone confirms film success not only as a star but also an icon.

The second and third Rambo then used Hollywood as "ambassadors" to export the values of Americanism to the corners of the planet Earth. In Rambo II (1985), Stallone ravaged Vietnam as replying reality of American history to lose the war in Vietnam; being in Rambo III (1988), Stallone assist the Afghan Mujahideen expel the Soviet Union as a message Americans managed to win over the Soviets in the midst of the Cold War. Do not forget also, Rocky, wearing an American flag patterned shorts, succeeded in defeating the Soviet boxer, Ivan Drago (played by Dolph Lundgren), Rocky IV (1985).

As an icon, the films starring Stallone awaited any fans around the world. They do not care about most of his movies actually somewhat worse. To the extent that at the end of the 1990s, the agency every year submit Razzie Awards (Oscars films uglier) named Stallone as "Worst Actor of the 20th Century" for "95 percent were already doing."

It was after the era of the 2000s, Stallone seemed to rise. He was aware that his name is so iconic. She realized a lot of people still want to watch it (and his fellow action star of the 1980s) in order to reminisce with him. Thus was born the first Expendables (2010) and second (2012) as "The Avengers" stars of her matches.

While welcoming The Expendables II that was on at the cinema, this is a good time to look back to Stallone movies. This ranking we copy from the website Metacritic which collected 5 best and worst movies based assessment Stallone American film critics.

Well, need I remind you, the films below may be regarded as the movies you like to watch first. I do too. When watching The Specialist in theaters first, then I was in high school, I somewhat liked the action (and her hot scene with Sharon Stone, although the cut). And, ah, his soundtrack sung by Gloria Estefan tumult still be the most memorable soundtracks of the 1990s generation. But, watch it again after more "literate film" feels the film is over-acting.

5 Best Film Stallone

5. Ciffhanger (1993)

One of the best roles ever played Stallone just when he was carrying a weapon, shooting pejahat abroad or in their own country. In Cliffhanger, Stallone action movie proves not merely contain pistols and rifles barked or bomb. As any mountaineer, Stallone could convince us as action star. Plays Gabe Walker, a character who has a past traumatic and must overcome his guilt, Stallone shows us, he was just an actor who could play the role that's it. Although we believe in the end he remains a hero will always win, he assured us that his victory was achieved in a simple way. Cultivation Renny Harlin and evil character played by John Lithgow makes Cliffhanger movie one the most memorable action-thriller from the 1990s era.

4. First Blood (1982)

Watched again, Stallone's first role as John Rambo is actually not a regular action movie. First Blood or Rambo first, not just the story of the besieged hero shooting criminals in the woods. In fact, it was unclear exactly who the hero and who the villain in this movie. Stallone as Rambo is a war veteran who had returned home but found his country could not accept it. He was arrested by the police for no reason, tortured, and his anger rose. One event leads to another event until there was no turning back (point of no return) unless the police hunt for Rambo, and Rambo fighting for his life in the woods hunting people. Theme veterans who could not adapt to normal life continues this feels relevant today America would not stop sending its citizens to war. After Vietnam, no Iraq War I, the war against terror in Afghanistan and Iraq War II.

3. Rocky Balboa (2006)

A film Rocky for the post 9/11. Even after 30 years and five Rocky films, Stallone is still able to give a new breath to the character of Rocky Balboa which bears his name to be a star in the 1970's past. It hung up his gloves and his own life, Rocky found himself once the song should go in the ring, fighting boxers who need to prove themselves young as he was. Had disinisi as a way to reap a profit from nostalgia Stallone will figure Rocky, this movie was favored most critics and audiences. Stallone gives a touch of sweet to cover the life story of Rocky, the greatest boxer in the world of film.

2. Cop Land (1997)

At one time, Stallone tired of merely being unable to act other than hitting or shooting opponents. The result is Cop Land (1997), a proof of Stallone. In this film, Stallone proves to us could be a worth opponent acting for Robert DeNiro and Harvey Keitel. Even in this film he still look the honor that is not taken into account (the underdog) or rather "to be pitied", Stallone shows his character is not as simple as previous roles. As Freddy Heflin, the sheriff of a small town populated mostly corrupt police, Stallone was at a crossroads between establishing the truth or allow evil to take place without her care. We know which way is then taken Stallone. But to go there, he could not rely on his muscles or action but acting genius. Something rare for Stallone size. And because it is one of the best films.

1. Rocky (1976)

This is the movie that started it all. Stallone to write your own story and role as Rocky Balboa, an underdog boxer who eventually became champions. Sentimental story of the struggle of a young man from below not only finally win the Oscar jury (won the Best Picture Oscar in 1976), but most especially the audience. Stallone's acting is so convincing us, either currently or in the boxing ring while fighting for his love, and when he won the fight without realizing we come bertempik cheer. This is a recipe telling Hollywood that are served well by Stallone and director John G. Avildsen. So we fell in love in Rocky, Stallone presents five stories and we watch all the sequel, though frankly, not all of us like.

5 Worst Stallone Film

5. The Specialist (1994)

After the success of Cliffhanger and Demolition Man are fun, unfortunately Stallone back role in a cheesy action films that made his name famous in the 1980's. Despite offering a spectacular explosion of action, not much to offer besides their star movie that seemed conscious of the camera and ready to pose all the time. Stallone here acts as a bomb expert Ray Quick who agreed to help May Munro (Sharon Stone) who hold grudges on people who killed his parents. Stallone and Stone might be considered an appropriate hot couples compete acting. But, what happens on the screen Stallone and Stone as featured in a two-hour video clip. Without a soul, but eye-catching. It Hinson of the Washington Post with a cynical yet right to conclude the film with the following words: "With all the preening, posing and stretching, it's hard to know if 'The Specialist' is an action movie or an exercise video. Or a porn movie without the sex. " Slight error, Stallone and Stone sex scene in the shower to make enough heat and cold, and that's why the film is still entertaining.

4. Driven (2001)

Entering the era of the 2000s, Stallone realized he was getting old and positioned itself as an experienced man who became a mentor to the younger ones. Syahdan, working again with director Renny Harlin Cliffhanger, Stallone rewrote enough plot before he suguhkan for Rocky V. Replacing the boxing ring with car racing, Stallone acting as a mentor for young drivers talented but difficult to control. Unfortunately, outdated plot, computer-assisted racing scene graph potluck, plus bad acting Burt Reynolds and Gina Gershon made this film did not win any hearts, both critics and audiences audience.

3. Get Carter (1997)

How to re-create a classic film that did not need to be remade? Stallone here simply to recreate the classic crime-action film starring Michael Caine once by adding spices perfunctory. When his brother was killed, Jack Carter (Stallone), a mafia hitman subscriptions, go home to find out who is behind the killing and why his brother was killed. That was then presented, the movie just seemed made more stylish (think shades of dark blue and opaque color film) and so nan generic revenge. The film is to waste the opportunity to more intelligently for contemporary audiences-something Liam Neeseon successful aging in which the honor Taken the other day.

2. Rhinestone (1984)

It's hard to imagine mensandingkan Sylvester Stallone and Dolly Parton in one screen is a good idea. However, the evidence remains Rhinestone ridiculous made-posters with Stallone and Parton arm wrestle. The story was just a rewrite of the film My Fair Lady classic country music universe combined. Rhinestone later was a disaster, bringing Stallone nominated and won the first trophy Razzie Award for Worst Actor (he sings in this movie!). Since Rhinestone, Stallone then familiar with the Razzie Awards (a total of 29 times he was nominated and won 10 of them, most of the other actors that he dubbed "Worst Actor of the Century" at the end of the 1990s.)

1. Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot! (1992)

Once again, there is definitely a feel good idea combining an action star who turned out to be afraid of his own mother. Comical irony is indeed potentially bring laughter once the game spectacle, the film feels as if making a complete mix of action and comedy. But on the other hand, the film also has the potential to look ridiculous. And it was then that happened in this movie. Stallone later admitted regret having played in Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot! because he thought the movie was damaging his career. A Razzie trophies won Stallone for the film. Yes, undeniable, as he admitted himself, Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot! was the worst moment of his career.