'Rambo Hunts Cops In The Forest' EXTENDED Scene | Rambo: First Blood 

"Hey you know whats a great idea? Let's follow a Vietnam vet with PTSD into the dark forest. We can take him"

“Don’t push it! Don’t push it or I’ll give you a war you won’t believe “ still one of the best lines/threats in a movie to this day

That scene is so great. The Sherriff was a veteran too by the way. Could have bought Rambo a burger, listened to him for a while and nothing like that would have happened.

The final shot of Teasle sinking to the ground and crying is more realistic than anything you’ll see in films today. A subtle detail that I think is overlooked. Fantastic acting

"In town you're the law. Out here it's me." An absolute classic film that stands up with the best of the genre.

"We ain't hunting him, He's hunting us" ...true words

Hands down to one of the greatest action movies ever made! John Rambo forever!

No bad CGI or quick cut editing. No high shutter effects or cheesy explosions. The is believable and real.

My dad and I saw this originally in 1982. We bought the vhs later and watched it once a month for many years. RIP dad.

Very intriguing how Rambo, a Vietnam veteran, was able to give the local police force a taste of what he went through in those dark jungles. The panic, the uncertainty, your squad getting picked off by shadows in the trees... Pure terror.

And after all that evidence, the Sheriff STILL didn't let it go, lol.

Girls in the woods: "OMG There's no reception out here!" Boys in the woods:

40 years and still one of the most chilling scenes in any action film.

Whoever decided to give the cops the white hats is a genius. It contrasts so good with the darkness of the forest around them.

After Teasle and his Deputies were told that Rambo was a Vietnam Vet, A Decorated War Hero with a Congressional Medal of Honor, and a Green Beret, they still took a chance hunting him. 6:25 The way Rambo jumped out at Teasle.

A buddy of mine I was in the Army with at Ft. Campbell back in the early 2000's was a 5th group guy. He retired in 2013 and got a job as a instructor at the SERE school at Ft. Rucker. One night he was driving home from the bar, he was drunk...he was a bad alcoholic. He ran a stopped sign and hit a fire hydrant, it messed up his truck's radiator, he went down the road as far as he could and parked it on the shoulder, grabbed his cell phone and took off for the woods. He knew all they could charge him with was leaving the scene of an accident. He stayed in those woods for 2 days and nights. He hitched a ride with one of the other instructors up to Nashville on that Friday afternoon. A week later he went back to get his truck out the impound lot. The tow truck driver told him 3 sheriffs deputies showed up and one of said to the other 2 " which one of y'all's coming with me to go get him?" Tow truck driver said the other 2 deputies said "fuck you, that's John Rambo out in those woods!". 😂😢😂😢

"I'll give you a war you won't believe" one of the best lines in a movie ever.

No spectacular special affects, no Hi-Tech camera carts or fast cuts, just good acting, good dialogue and great direction. Love this movie.

proof that cops were worthy of this type of treatment back in 1980 when this was released.

They don’t make movies like these anymore.

"We aren't huntin' him, he's huntin' us!" In a movie full of great lines, this one gets lost. It perfectly sets up what's about to happen.

“In town you’re the law, out here it’s me” Hardest line I’ve ever heard

This all could have been avoided, Rambo just wanted to get something to eat at a diner.

What a film. "In town you're the Law. Out here it's me." Brilliant script.

That was hardly Rambo's fury. That was just a polite warning.

I never get tired of this film!

40 years after and people still debating on the 'internet' about the movie when the movie was made when there was no internet. That's a good movie and artistic piece.

"Let it go" -Rambo Good advice.

My favorite line: "We're not hunting him, he's hunting us". One hard headed sheriff

This is like Home Alone, but in the woods.

Best scene in the movie. Love how they briefly made it into a horror film with Rambo as the monster. Masterpiece!

Love the white hats they wore. Really blended in with the surroundings, lol.

Not killing them but injuring them badly enough to make them yell out and bring others to a known position and instilling panic and fear. The next scene where the reporter asks where Rambo got the weapons and how the police training saved them was hilarious. The starting weapon was a rock and his wits. Their police training did zip.

What's good about this scene, Will has the most battle knowledge out of the whole team. He asks where the first aid kit is, Implies his tourniquet skills, he knows about skirmish lines and how important distance is, he is even paying close attention to sounds when he talks about the death of the dog. All that and still wasn't enough. Its one thing to know that stuff, its another thing when its your job.

The acting by Stallone in this movie is absolutely amazing he didn't have many lines but every line is delivered perfectly.

I love the contrast, rambo in the Beginning looks innocent and calm and there he's completely brutal ans ruthless, that's exactly what PTSD is

In 1982 I had been with the Marines for 4 years as a Corpsman. My friends and I watched this movie at the base theater!! It was like throwing raw meat to a room full of Dobermans lol LOVED IT!!I spent 10 of my 20 with the Marines! Best days of my life!

I love how quickly their confidence drains and they realise just what they have stepped into. First Blood is a fucking terrific movie.

I like when the Colonel said, I'm surprised Rambo let any of your posse to live.

One of my favorite films of all time. The way those deputies called for Will you'd swear he was their daddy.

This is the one of the best "I'm not locked in here with you; you're locked in here with me" scenes.

I saw FIRST BLOOD opening night. Wasn't a big Stallone fan, but an action movie fan. I can tell you, the audience was SO into this movie, as they would be for a Star Wars or Spielberg movie. When Rambo escapes the police station and Jerry Goldsmith's music blasts out, the audience broke into applause. They were completely WITH the movie from then to the end credits.

This was the scene that made me wanna be a green beret... i didnt make the cut, not even close (thank God) but its still fun to watch as a guilty pleasure

This scene is a life lesson just because you’re subject is backed into a corner. Never ever underestimate them. As colonel troutman says it like bringing the pigeons to the cat

Had the sheriff "let it go" we wouldn't have this movie.

I love how in this scene, it's cleverly presented to look like a horror movie scene. Obviously the sheriffs are being hunted down one by one, but with no deaths. The cinematography, the music and tone of the backdrop (thunderstorm, evening and contrasts of lights and darks of surroundings due to the time of day/thunder) is very eerie and ominous. The setting is also an allegory to the terrain back in the Vietnam War in which Rambo fought in with the U.S. infantry encountering similar booby traps/terrain. Only this time Rambo is the hunter... The best Rambo in my humble opinion🙏💯

Brian Dennehy plays this perfectly. He is completely overwhelmed and terrified like he has never been in his whole life when that knife is against his neck.

Watched this movie countless times and I still feel sorry for Mitch, the only lawman who had some compassion for Rambo, who still stabs him, and then gets shot by his own colleague in the confusion and panic. Teasle gets off lightly that time but he wouldn't let it go. He was lucky his actions didn't require a good supply of bodybags.

The one thing that stuck with me for years is at the end of the massacre, he said " I only wanted something to eat!"🤣🤣

One of the greatest movies ever made. Its so enthralling from start to finish, and goodness gracious that monologue from Stallone at the end.... its so heartbreaking and representative of the struggle of veterans coming home from the shit....

Timeless classic. It still fills you with so much thrill...Imagine what this movie must have done to people's mind 40 years back.

6:25 the way the rifle falls from his hand is awesome. You can feel the absolute fear he's in. Awesome actor

the "let it go scene" brilliant!. one of my favourite movie scenes ever. turned the big bad sherif into a scared little kid. he thought he knew what tough was until he met rambo

I remember watching this with my dad when I was 7 or 8 years old when it came out. I always (even as a kid) wanted to be in the army probably cuz my dad was in too plus both of my grandfathers in WW2. Fast forward to 1993 and I joined up 11b infantry. Did my boot and AIT at benning and thought I could kick the world’s ass till I got to my permanent duty station Ft drum 10th mountain division. It was the hardest thing I ever did in my life and really made my parents proud (both are dead now) and my grandparents. It was hard as shit but I wouldn’t take one thing back from it. I still can’t believe I did some of the shit we did physically and mentally. I’m 48 now and full of arthritis, had a hip replacement and need another one, got a bad back but I still would not take one thing back from it. Aco 2-14 inf “Golden dragons - Right of the Line!”

Brian Dennehy plays such a great villain. This character and the one he played in Silverado are both multifaceted and nuanced. He can be alternately charming and dispicable. Love this movie .

Remember when this film first came out, back then it was something we had never seen the like of before. Even now it holds up as an absolute classic but back then it raised the bar so high for what an action movie could be.

Stallone at his best. The first Rambo was brilliant.

“theres no way outta here except through us” 😂 was exactly the moment they shouldve started looking for a way out

This is an excellent example of the terror, anxiety, and dread of being in Vietnam. Even down to the setting is an allegory for Vietnam. The trees, the rain and thunder, as well as the weapons used (M16's)

When Rambo tells you to leave him alone, leave him alone.

First Blood: The heart-warming story of John Rambo, a good man in search of a decent meal and a job in a car wash.

Meanwhile, in a cloaked spaceship there's a Predator squad watching all this and going like: "we should recruit this wonderful human specimen"

I saw this film in 1983 while stationed at Ansbach, Germany (US Army) on a military base. I'm 61yrs now, I was 22 then. I just remember how hyped we were as soldiers after seeing this film.

If you ever get attacked in the woods just scream 'Will' and all will be fixed.

Rambo to cop: “don’t push it or I’ll give you a war you won’t believe” 😂😂😂

"In town you're the law. Out here it's me." Fantastic writing. Movies these days don't send a chill down your spine like they use to

Imagine all the vet's in reality who had to deal with this constantly after there service . This movie is redemption at its finest .

rambo just made a grown ass man cray 😂

Thank God their skilled training allowed them to survive.

3:49 I'm still amazed at how well camouflaged Rambo is. If you don't know he's there, he's very hard to spot (at least the first few times I saw it I couldn't see him).

This is a great movie that meant a lot to our Vietnam War Veterans... God Bless The U.S.A and all our troops.

Man this movie gonna remain a hit till the end if time!!! They don't make movies like this anymore

Brian Dennehy was a great actor, but what's interesting about this scene is that he was cast in what appeared to be a tough-guy role (as he often was cast), yet his character, the sheriff, ended up as vulnerable in opposition to Rambo. You can see it in Dennehy's acting, how he is emotionally traumatized by what Rambo just did to him and his deputies. Very convincing. RIP Mr. Dennehy, who I should also mention was a graduate of Columbia University.

"In town, you're the law, out here it's me" Very underrated line in cinema

It's already a classic! Haven't watched in a while.

41 years on and this is the best film by sylvester Stallone

"In town you're the law. Out here it's me." Bad ass line.

That police chief is absolute embodiment of term *power trip*

The fact that he lets them scream for a while and then it just goes quiet is awesome

I'm a 80s child man Rambo was awesome I remember playing outside with my make believe machine gun and acting like I was Rambo and my bro was commando those days were good times

6:25 That moment is simply EPIC. The panic in his face...

Rambo fought in Vietnam. We salute you for your selfless service John Rambo.

The sheriff be like: Let’s split up gang!!! You go with shaggy and scooby and I will go with daphne

I love at 6:43 when Rambo applies some pressure to the knife to make Teasle look him in the eye. God this movie is great.

Fun Fact: To this day, the Sheriff still hasn't let it go.

His version of “Let it go” is better than Elsa’s 😂

Man, the sheer look of terror when the knife is against his throat and then we slides down the tree, after most likely pissing his pants, and he just sobs into hands ... brilliant acting

Brilliant scene! There are entirely too many people on this planet that don't know when to stop pushing.

One of my favorite parts comes before this epic scene when they get info radioed in on Rambo, "You guys sure picked one helluva guy to mess around with.....John Rambo is a Vietnam vet.... he's a Green Beret.... guy's a war hero." And then they learn first hand in the woods with him.

One of the best scenes from one of the greatest films of all time.

5:19 Fact: Sly said the impact swing of that trap was so hard it actually broke the actor’s knee. The pain you here is real.

We ain't hunting him, he's hunting us. CORRECT!!

Dennehy rarely got the recognition he deserved for the role. Great performance.

he wasn't lying, he definitely gave him a war he wouldn't believe, haha

Trautman: I’m not here to save Rambo from you…..I’m here to save you from Rambo!

I met the Mexican guy who played Rambo's double in stunt scenes. Handsome fella who looked just like Sly Stallone. He was posing for action photos with tourists in Mexico City parks. Saddest thing that an actor ended up like that. He was much taller than Sly and almost identical face. I wish we could have given him acting roles here, but he was probably a threat to Sly himself. He was tall, very muscular, and had the same features - like his twin. I felt so sad about that.

His facial expressions in every scene is spot on. I can act/and or speak through my facial expressions, anger, guilt ect.

Bunch of local city cops hunting a spec ops veteran who has a great deal of experience in jungle guerrilla style Warfare. ☠️☠️

The production value in this scene alone rivals modern action day movies with big budgets and special effects. Loved 80's action movies and this was a major one.

I love this scene , it shows Sheriff Teasle true self, a coward no-esteem selfish man , that feels powerful and untouchable when he carries a gun in his hands , compared to rambo who could just have killed him with his bare hands/ Such a pathetic man Sheriff Teasle is