Rambo 6: New Blood (2026) brings back Sylvester Stallone in one of cinema’s most iconic roles for one final, explosive chapter. This time, the battlefield is deep within the Amazon, where danger lurks in every shadow and survival demands more than brute strength—it demands heart, instinct, and a reckoning with the past.

John Rambo has tried to leave war behind, but violence finds him once again when the son of a fallen comrade is kidnapped by a ruthless drug militia. Drawn back into the fray, Rambo embarks on what may be his last mission—one that pushes his aging body and war-torn spirit to their limits.

Joining him are two new allies: Dante Rivera (Jacob Elordi), a fiery young ex-special forces soldier eager to prove himself, and Isabel Morales (Ana de Armas), a sharp-witted intelligence agent whose personal vendetta fuels her fight. Together, they form an uneasy alliance in a world where trust is a luxury. The film’s setting—South America’s unforgiving jungle—becomes a living enemy, amplifying every danger. From handcrafted traps to fierce hand-to-hand combat, the movie showcases guerrilla warfare at its rawest, paying homage to the gritty roots of the franchise while evolving it for a modern era.

As the mission unravels and the line between friend and foe blurs, Rambo is forced to confront not just the enemy—but himself. Years of violence, regret, and survival come to a head in a story that’s as emotional as it is action-packed, bringing real weight to Rambo’s legacy.

Rambo 6: New Blood is more than just another sequel—it’s a passing of the torch. With thunderous action, brutal realism, and heartfelt moments, the film delivers a powerful conclusion to a legendary saga, while introducing a new generation of warriors who fight with more than just weapons—they fight with purpose.