“Rambo 6: New Blood” marks the explosive return of Sylvester Stallone as John Rambo, this time alongside a new generation of action stars, with the highly anticipated participation of Jackie Chan and Dwayne Johnson.

The film opens with the image of Rambo in hiding, still haunted by the ghosts of the past. The brief peace is broken when a brutal international crime syndicate, led by a mysterious enemy from Rambo’s days in the black ops, kidnaps the family of a former student. Rambo is forced to resurface, gathering his teammates: Chan as a retired intelligence officer, and Johnson as a tough mercenary with a personal vendetta.

The story takes them on a journey across continents: from the jungles of Southeast Asia to the gray cities of Eastern Europe. The film is paced with high-speed chases, bloody close combat and breathtaking explosions, pushing Rambo to his physical and mental limits. In a pivotal scene, he must choose: save his teammates or sacrifice himself to stop a catastrophic terrorist plot. The film climaxes with a bloody showdown in a remote fortress, where Rambo confronts his arch-nemesis in a final, brutal and tragic knife fight. In the end, he survives but is exhausted, passing the torch to a new generation of warriors.

The film is directed by Adrian Grunberg (director of Rambo: Last Blood), with a score composed by Brian Tyler. With a huge budget of around $100–120 million, this is the most expensive Rambo project to date, thanks to its international locations, A-list stars and large-scale action sequences. The film is expected to gross hundreds of millions of dollars globally, thanks to the enduring appeal of the brand and the star Stallone.

Sylvester Stallone’s earnings from the film are estimated to add another $20–30 million through salary, box office points and producer credits. Meanwhile, Jackie Chan and Dwayne Johnson are also expected to earn $20–30 million each, reflecting the blockbuster ambitions and global appeal of the film.