Rambo: Last Blood - 5/10
This suffers from Alien: Resurrection syndrome in that the previous entry tied up the story so well that this one feels unnecessary, like a fun little appendix at best.
I was moderately entertained. Would've given it a 4 if the actors didn't do their damnedest to bring heart to an abysmal script...
...I just didn't expect Sly to do it literally.
When did a PTSD-ridden green beret become a Mortal Kombat character? The critics claim only previous fans of the franchise can enjoy this thing, but this is the furthest from Rambo that the franchise has ever gotten.
Lastly, almost every moment is flooded with music. It's been a pet peeve ever since a music teacher pointed out to me that many lousy movies rely on music for their emotional beats and aren't confident enough in their scripts to allow silent scenes. It also gives the movie a cheap TV feel. You don't need an orchestra to tell you human trafficking is scary. The set design, cinematography, writing, and performances should sell that long before the composer gets their hands on the project.