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After a stellar original film, followed by two "let's make some money" sequels...

Rambo returns for some epic, righteous and exquisite violence.

This movie does more for his character than all of the previous films. It brings him back into the fold, not because of silly plot - but because of his need to be of use for the greater good...

You can watch 2 or 3 and enjoy it, but when you watch 4 - you better be ready... John Rambo is a legend.

These guys came outta Stockbridge, GA and became part of the Atlanta music scene in 1993. This coincided with the rise of 99x and the alternative music scene.

They are a staple of any rock fan from that era in the Atlanta metro area. The fact that they've lasted 32 years and are still banging out incredible music is a testament to their talent.

I salute them, I salute the fans and this documentary is well worth your time if you are a fan.

There are good roles in movies and TV. There are great roles in movies and TV. And, then...there's the stuff of legend.

The writers bring us some amazing material. The direction is spot on - dark, wet, nasty.

But let's talk about Colin Farrell for a moment, here... About half De Niro and about half Gandolfini - 100% terrifying...and likeable. Halfway through the season I still couldn't believe it was Farrell...You are behind him, completely. I want to shake his hand and thank him.

I'm not entirely convinced that he's even Irish anymore - he absolutely crushes this role - so much heart and bravado. So much NY gangster. Scorcese definitely loves this series (I mean, I haven't talked to him in awhile but...).

You don't even have to be a DC fan to enjoy this series. It's an incredible story - well-written, well-cast and a true gem for anyone to enjoy. Sophia's story is a nice addition to an otherwise great plot. It creates a critical dissonance. You just don't know what's coming. And you might not believe it when it arrives.