Sylvester Stallone Hints That There Could Be Another Rambo Sequel

Sylvester Stallone has hinted that there could be yet another instalment of the Rambo series.

The action star was promoting an extended version of the fifth film in the saga Rambo: Last Blood when he teased fans with the possibility of more to come.

Sharing a poster for the movie, the 74-year-old wrote: "SEE THE REAL JOURNEY - " YOU JUST DON'T TURN IT OFF!!!! " MAKE IT #1 THIS WEEKEND! ( He could be back ) Much respect, Sly."

Now, while the Hollywood star could return for another outing as the grizzled Vietnam vet John Rambo, the synopsis for the latest film appears to state the opposite.

It reads: "Almost four decades after he drew first blood, Sylvester Stallone is back as one of the greatest action heroes of all time, John Rambo.

"Now, Rambo must confront his past and unearth his ruthless combat skills to exact revenge in a final mission. A deadly journey of vengeance, RAMBO: LAST BLOOD marks the last chapter of the legendary series."

But then again, seeing how Stallone has resurrected other characters, it wouldn't surprise anyone if Rambo came back for another movie.

I guess we'll just have to wait and see if it comes to pass.

One movie that is definitely making a return to the big screen, however, is Demolition Man.

Yep, the 1993 science fiction film, which starred Sly and Wesley Snipes, is getting a second chapter, and the news came from the man himself.

Speaking on Instagram in response to fan questions, the Rocky actor revealed that Warner Bros is involved.

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When asked about a variety of films he'd been in, Sly read out the question: "Can we get another Demo Man?"

To which he responded: "I think there is one coming. We're working on it right now with Warner Bros, and it's looking fantastic.

"So that should come out, that's going to happen."

Well, you can't really get much more certain than that.

Of course, the finer details are yet to be revealed. With many of Hollywood's productions having largely been on hold while we wait for coronavirus lockdown restrictions to be lifted fully, there's no telling when we might expect to see any further news.

Topics: Entertainment, US Entertainment

Dominic Smithers

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