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Drafthouse chasing chickens for the Italian Stallion next month

Sylvester Stallone is back – the action is loud and pulpy, the quips are ever-ready, and the cycle is unbroken.

As action stars of yesteryear and tomorrow pop in and out, they demonstrate what expendable really means.

Predictable but still pleasurable new chapter and verse in the Book of Rocky

The rise and fall of the real-life Rocky

This film is a loving valentine to an unsung hero of the entertainment industry who's had an astonishing career.

This Jason Statham actioner is mostly predictable, but throws a few curveballs and ends up being surprisingly entertaining.

Not reviewed at press time. This Hollywood-set battle of the sexes stars two Bollywood stars.

Amid this endearing story about two boys in Eighties England who join together to make their own Rambo movie, lies an uncommon, unaffected portrayal of young male intimacy.

Sylvester Stallone helms this clash of the titans of action cinema that coasts on its concept while blowing up lots of stuff.

In his fourth cinematic outing, Rambo's tasked with saving Christian missionaries in Burma.

This final chapter in the Rocky saga is terrific – maybe not great, like that first kiss of fist in ’76, but good, solid, exhilarating entertainment of the stand-up-and-cheer variety.

Stallone's Rocky trains Apollo Creed's son in worthy franchise reboot

In an unlikely passion project, one man seeks to unseat Stallone

This who's who of action stars even features Schwarzenegger in his movie comeback.

Stallone and Snipes blow things up real good.

This tale of rock jocks caught up in a Treasury Department heist gone bad, is a great action thriller and breathtaking to look at

Jordan and Majors hit hard in this first post-Stallone Rocky flick

Stallone and Schwarzenegger team up for double the fun.

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Hammer & Tongs on why their Eighties-era childhood epic Son of Rambow is the anti-CGI