Sylvester Stallone hopes violence of 'Rambo' will get people thinking about Myanmar
TOKYO — Sylvester Stallone fans planning to sit back with a cola and some popcorn to enjoy an hour and a half of escapist fun with Stallone's new " Rambo ” movie could be in for a nasty shock.
And that's exactly what Stallone wants.
In an interview at a Tokyo hotel, Stallone, 61, explained why "Rambo,” the fourth film in the series, is the most violent, horrific and cynical yet.
"I think Hollywood i...
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