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Rambo is harder to kill than they thought.
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🩸 Rambo 6: New Blood
Decades after John Rambo first stormed onto screens in First Blood, whispers are growing that Sylvester Stallone may not be finished with the character after all. Rumors are swirling that a sixth installment, tentatively titled Rambo 6: New Blood, could be in development — and it may give the iconic soldier one final sendoff.
While Rambo: Last Blood (2019) seemed to close the book on the character, early chatter suggests New Blood would shift the focus toward the idea of passing the torch. Insiders claim Stallone’s Rambo could mentor a younger soldier — possibly a family connection or a protégé — who inherits not only his combat skills but also the burden of his past.
The rumored plot centers around Rambo being pulled out of solitude when a covert military operation goes wrong, forcing him to train and lead a new generation against a brutal enemy. Some speculate that the younger fighter could be the child of an old ally, tying back to Rambo’s earlier adventures.
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