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Actually, a lot. Writers are often told to write that page turning opening scene to hook the reader, because that is the first thing they read in your script. Prior to reading the ubiquitous “fade in”, the title is actually the first thing a reader sets their eyes on. How does it make them feel? Do they want to read past the title page? What does it say about the content of your film? Consider your movie poster. Your potential audience will see a title combined with an image to help them decide if they will watch it or not. Given that a title is an integral part of the marketing, make sure it sands out.

Marketing departments spend a handsome budget devising titles to evoke a particular mood in target audiences. Never submit a script titled “Untitled Project” or “Working Title” even if you’re really established. It’s lazy and unpolished. A bad title at least shows you’ve made an effort. You spend considerable time to name your baby, so why not your script? How would your child be perceived if he was called Thaddeus? John? Dayton? Same kid, very different perceptions.

There are a number of approaches you can use to find the right title for your script. Above all, make it memorable and neatly compliment your story.

MAIN CHARACTER: This is probably the easiest. “Jerry Maguire”, “Milk”, “E.T.”, “Spiderman”,  “Shrek” and “Amelie” are common examples. You can even add a twist to further bait the audience. Examples include “Who’s Afraid Of Virginia Woolf?” or “Malcolm X”.

MAIN CHARACTER’S ROLE: An alternative to using the main character’s name, is their occupation. An example of this is “The Machinist” rather than the Trevor Reznik story. “The Queen” can be arguably more powerful than “Elizabeth Windsor”. “The Wrestler” says something more about the film than “Ram”.

PLOT/ THEME: A good title should give the audience and indication of the plot or themes covered “A Few Good Men” and “Atonement” give a  hint of the theme, although we’re not clear it’s about the military or Victorian England, respectively. “Escape From New York”, ‘Kill Bill”, “Dead Poets’ Society”  or “Toy Story” encapsulate the plot in the title.

MAJOR EVENT: This relates to the plot, but a major event can also act as a powerful title. Examples include “Independence Day” and “World Trade Center” (place and event).

PLACE: Peter Weir’s “Picnic At Hanging Rock”, “Australia”, “Sunset Boulevard”, ‘District 9″, “Fargo” and “Pearl Harbor” are examples. The first example depicts a plot and place, while “District 9″ is more elusive.

SIGNIFICANT DIALOGUE: A seemingly innocuous piece of dialogue that makes sense once the movie has been seen. An example includes “First Blood”.

GENRE: A title should also relate to a film’s genre. Consider “Jaws”. It wasn’t called “The Shark” because “Jaws” was more immediate and better conveyed the action genre. A comedy should have a funny title such as “40 Year Old Virgin” or “Knocked Up”. In these cases the entire plot is also conveyed. “I, Robot” suggests a science fiction movie, while “Paranormal Activity” indicates a supernatural thriller.

A PLAY ON WORDS: The only examples I can think of are “Preaching To The Perverted”, “Shaun Of The Dead” and “Legally Blonde”. Catchy and all help sell the films. They may indicate a parody to the original.

SOURCE MATERIAL: Often the film adaptation carries the same name as it’s source for continuity. It’s a powerful tool of the branding process to create familiarity, awareness and mental relationships. “Harry Potter” is a prime example as is “Closer” which originated as a stage play of the same name by Patrick Marber. A notable deviation is “There Will Be Blood”. This title is more obscure than the bolder title of Upton Sinclair’s novel “Oil”. The film title adds an element of mystery, death and saga, whereas “Oil” could be a story about acne.

OBSCURE TITLES: These are generally reserved for non-studio films to create an air of exclusivity to perhaps more high brow audiences who love to be challenged by what a film’s title actually meets. Consider the recently released film “Invictus” about Nelson Mandela’s shepherding of the Springboks to World Cup Rugby victory. Invictus is a Latin word meaning “unconquered”. Imagine if it was simply called “Mandela” or “Springboks Rule”? The Latin title adds prestige and so much depth to the film because South Africa winning the World Cup in 1995 was meant to unify South Africa. In 1995, rugby was more than a game. It was meant to conquer the evil ghosts of apartheid.

PARADOXICAL TITLES: Consider this year’s multi Academy award winning film “Slumdog Millionaire”. It’s diametrically opposed imagery causes instant intrigue.

NONSENSICAL TITLES: Examples include “Like Water For Chocolate” which doesn’t mean anything per se, but relates to the content of the film.

Since first impressions are critical, make your title puts your script’s best foot forward. Make your title have multiple layered meanings. Make it work hard like every other aspect of your script. Don’t consider it an afterthought.

Do you ever have a week that is so crazy you have to remind yourself to even eat?  That is exactly what I’ve been going through for the past two weeks, and this is why I have been MIA for the past week. 

I have no time to write the fifteen or so separate blog posts I have in my head, so I’m mashing them all up in this ADHD mental purge while talking a much needed break from filing out medical records.  I have been filling out paperwork for four hours.  Not only am I getting ready for my my fourth doctor’s appointment in two weeks tomorrow, but I’m also trying to get into the only clinical trial for connective tissue diseases in the entire U.S.  and the paperwork is killing me.

• Monday morning I finished reading the best book I’ve read all year, John Irving’s latest book Last Night in Twisted River.  I wrote out half of my review this morning then crashed for four hours.  I hope to post it soon.  My goodness, I love it when a book get’s me all crazy in love.  People, go get it in the meantime!
• I have been thinking that with all of the remakes out there in Hollywood, I’d suggest to them to remake Slapshot.  I even spelled out the entire cast and wrote up a fabulous blog post, only to have read on IMDB that they are remaking the film.  What a waste of an hour …  
• My book club was not as successful as I had hoped, and I am wondering why.
• I watched Into The Wild last night and was blown away.  Who has read the book, and how much better is it than the movie?
• I’ve always enjoyed vampire films, but after being over saturated with New Moon, First Blood, and The Vampire Diaries, I’m just done.  I can’t take hearing about one more vampire movie, book or tv show or I’m going to stab myself through the heart with a wooden stake.  Anyone else feel this way?
• My step-daughter doesn’t ever seem to have homework and yet she got all A’s and one B this semester.  She kills me.  She goes to a hard high school and she is also an athlete.  I wonder if she worked to her full potential just what she could accomplish in her life.  This makes me wonder what I could have done if only I applied myself in high school instead of skipping classes daily and getting 25% knocked off all of my grades all four years.  Damn ADHD.  Thank god by college I buckled down.  I had a rare dream (I don’t dream often as I rarely go into REM sleep.  My last sleep study showed three nine minute REM stages, how sad- I miss dreaming.)  this afternoon about high school and how I was so scared to write for the school newspaper, as I was afraid of competing with the other writers, especially the one who was my boyfriend.  So stupid, right?  This is why I have never even submitted one single story for publication, I think I suck and everyone else is way better at writing than I am.  I wish some kind experienced writer would take me under their wing and mentor me, give me the courage and guidance I need.  I have been trying to finish my novel I started in 1991.  Not one page has been written since then.
• I’m reading Stephen King’s book On Writing and I feel foolish never knowing he was an alcoholic and did coke.  I rarely read about my favorite living authors, as I like to get to know them in their books rather than outside of their books, probably since so many actors have ruined their careers for me by turning up in tabloids and news acting all stupid.  I think it is a while mystery thing for me.  But now after getting half way through this book I want to know everything about Mr. King.  I know a girl who lives in Maine and she told me that he goes around Borders Bookstore and signs copies of his books to surprise fans.  Is that not the coolest thing you’ve ever heard?  Feel free to share some Steven King stories with me here.
• I’m trying not to freak out about the many new weird things going on with my body lately.  Now I have PAC’s (Pre-Arthymia) and I’ve been totally exhausted and can’t sleep more than a few hours due to both hyper and hypo thyroid.  And my eye lashes and hair are falling out like crazy … I even have a mini bald spot in my hair line.  Plus my right eye is getting smaller because I may have Graves Disease, not to mention that my Neuropathy pain is so bad that I’m going to ask for pain pills for the first time in my life.  I had a friggin hysterectomy and only took morphine one out of the four days I was in the hospital and barely popped any other pain pills during recovery even though I had eleven staples in my belly and the surgery was difficult as my poor uterus had split in half and slipped into my pelvic bone.  Right now I am in so much pain because my hands and feet are so cold that it feels like I have frost bite, which is another reason I haven’t been blogging.  I hate taking my hands outside of my heating pad or the blanket.
• I finally got a king sized bed, even though I know we shouldn’t have spent the money since I’m unemployed.  My guilt lasted until I laid down in it the first night, and I’m happy to report that is was like I was laying in the womb with my down comforter and high thread count sheets.  (People, you need to go to overstock.com if you ever need bedding.)  I almost texted all my friends “I think I just had a tiny orgasm” from the joy that bed gave me that first night but my phone was too far away.  I am desperate for sleep since I’ve had insomnia since I was five years old, and I’ve tried everything from black out curtains to wedge pillows, lavender scented linen spray, my college anthropology book, Ambian, Lunesta, Tylenol PM, no reading in bed, no tv in my bedroom, fake down bedding, and about sixty other things and nothing else in the past has worked for me.  I’m praying this new bed helps.  While I haven’t slept much since getting it Friday night, I have felt like a fairy princess and this makes me very happy.
• I am still loving V and I finally watched Flash Forward again.  Thank god for sci-fi shows in these rough reality tv and weak comedy tv show times.   And my Glee, love it, love it.  Can’t wait, tomorrow’s show looks fantastic.  I want the soundtrack #1 so bad.  Also, I have been watching Gossip Girl and that threesome was so dumb.  I hate ratings stunts over good writing.  Also, two weeks ago on GG (the debutont ball episode) I am happy to report that a blog friend of mine is the aunt of the hot young actor who Queen Jenny wanted to be her date.  She told me he was going to be on like a few months ago and I was thrilled to hear he was the hottie.  I wonder if he will take off from this?
• I am dying to see a good movie – I’ve seen only two in theatres all year, and it looks like quite a few good ones are coming out within the next month.  I hope I can make it to a theatre soon.  Any of you seen anything good lately?  I’m really looking forward to New York I Love You, It’s Complicated, and Brothers as well as that George Clooney one, especially since it was partially filmed in Detroit at our new fancy airport terminal.
• I think my brother is beating up my mom.  Long story, but I am about 90% sure of it.  She is so scared of him that she refused to even give me his phone number until I screamed and screamed and threatened to never talk to her again.  I know she called him first to get permission, as she called me back with it ten minutes later.  So sick.  She kept repeating “You don’t know how he gets” and I can only imagine this may be the reason she gave him her entire inheritance.

The level of shenanigans with job candidates has finally driven me to develop an outlet for my experiences.  I will not belabor the obvious, but will simply share what I hope will inspire you to do the same as a contributor.  My first impulse was to drag the online submission to the spam folder, until the candidate called me to confirm that I received his application.  May the force be with you:

“Attach Resume: im give you a sample of my works

life is a rock thats constanly being kicked around. they said what goes up must come down but what if your thinking is the only downfall. live life unware cause the problem of  the world was though not intercontected. life gifts  gave me  the eyes of  a old man. they said life tick like a clock. pysciaclly I tick faster. science has it that time cant be pushed in the body. but what if  that believe devalued. a dumb child has the mind of  a genius if only persistence was valued. my ego created my foundation for the moment. where my conditioning was the battery to my actions. they said if you tell the truth you don’t have to remember. I guess a thoughtless mind is form a of meditation. a stressed mind that bottled in thought act out unconsciouncly.”

Job Applied For:  Adjunct Instructor

VERDICT:
9/10 Out-of-Towners

A personal favorite and the best Rambo of the bunch.

First Blood is about former Green Beret John Rambo returning to the U.S. of A. after serving his tour of duty over in Vietnam. So he’s minding his own business, hitching across the country to visit his old war buddies, when one day he comes across this small town sheriff who starts pushing him for no reason at all. The said sheriff then makes the mistake of trying to put Rambo in jail for disturbing the peace, so Rambo runs into the forest and starts kicking ass in a potato sack all because no one will listen to him.

So, kids, next time you see a war veteran walking down the street, do the right thing and don’t act like a dick. Never a good idea to provoke war vets.

Probably the first point worth noting about First Blood is that it’s not really a Rambo movie, not in the title, not in the meaning, and not in the plot. Well, the characters are always the same, and there’s guns, but that’s about it. This is First Blood, not Rambo: First Blood. Every movie after this consisted of G. I. Johnny getting sent in to some war-torn country, getting captured by the enemy, escaping, grabbing a machine gun with infinite ammo, and then proceeding to kill everyone in sight. While this is awesome in its own right, this does not happen in First Blood, and that’s exactly why I dig this movie.

Even though Rambo messes up guys pretty bad here, people forget that he actually doesn’t kill a single one of them – well, except for one guy that falls out of a helicopter after Rambo throws a rock at it, but we’ll plead self defense on that one and let it slide. Don’t get me wrong, this is an action movie – one of the all-time great action movies at that – but the selling point here is really the movie’s message more than anything else.

The script was ahead of its time in dealing with issues like P.T.S.D. and understanding/misunderstanding what it must be like to try and return to a normal life at home when all you know is war, especially when everyone around you has no idea. Sylvester Stallone actually gives a really awesome speech at the end about this that brings everything full circle and keeps it from being another shoot-em-upper; shit is no joke. His outrageous accent doesn’t really help much, but still, might be some of the best acting of his career.

But Stallone’s acting aside, this is John Rambo we’re talking about here, the ultimate one-man-army that started a revolution of badass action heroes. He doesn’t talk a whole lot and doesn’t have the most magnetic personality, but throw him in the woods with his trusty knife and bandanna and he is good to go. The dude sews up his own wounds after cauterizing them with gun powder. Come on, it doesn’t get much more hardcore than that.

Brian Dennehy is also good as the ignorant sheriff, but this is Stallone’s show and everyone knows it.

Only complaint is that some of the traps Rambo sets up in the woods are outrageously complex and in no way could be whipped up in an hour. But I’ll own up and admit that as one stupid-ass complaint, just being annoyingly nit picky.

If you’ve never seen First Blood, don’t just write it off as mindless drivel. There aren’t too many action movies with as much heart as this and I guarantee you’ll be surprised at how true this sentiment is by the time the end credits roll around. Rambo was awesome, but like I said, it’s no First Blood.

SIDE NOTE:
Along with Snake Plissken, John Rambo was also one of the main inspirations for Big Boss in the Metal Gear Solid games, and if that doesn’t sell it for you fellow nerds out there, then I don’t know what will.

First Blood

Don’t dry shave the man

Revenge will be taken on

Brian Dennehy.

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First Blood: Part II

Russian armed forces

Feel Rambo’s wrath in Thailand.

Living day by day.

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Rambo 3

The Mujahideen

Are the brave rebel soldiers.

Gun powder heals wounds.

Rambo (uscito negli States nel 1982 – grande anno quello – con il titolo First Blood) è uno dei miei film preferiti. Ogni volta che Italia 1 o Rete 4 lo ripropongono, e succede molto spesso, me lo gusto volentieri, nonostante ormai conosca la storia (e quasi quasi anche i dialoghi) a memoria.

Io non sono qui per salvare Rambo da voi.
Io sono qui per salvare voi da lui.

Murdock… Sono io che vengo a prenderti!

Chi credi mai che sia quell’uomo? Dio!?
No, Dio potrebbe aver pietà. Lui no!

Queste sono le mie citazioni preferite, tratte rispettivamente dal primo, dal secondo e dal terzo capitolo della saga. Il quarto episodio, decisamente al di sotto del livello dei precedenti, non mi ha lasciato una frase impressa nella memoria, però mi ha fatto scoprire una cosa interessante. In una scena in cui il protagonista è vittima di un incubo, si rivedono dei flashback della vita di Rambo, immagini tratte dai film precedenti. L’ultima immagine mi ha stupito: si vede Rambo colpito da un proiettile sparato dal Colonnello Trautman. Una scena mai esistita!

Grazie a gugol ho scoperto che in realtà quella scena è il finale alternativo – tratto dal libro, quindi in realtà sarebbe il finale vero – del primo film. Vedere per credere:

La morte di John Rambo sarebbe stato un finale decisamente più definitivo, e forse anche più plausibile. E soprattutto avrebbe bloccato tutti i seguiti; sarebbe stato meglio secondo voi?

E della scelta di far rivivere in sogno al reduce del Vietnam degli episodi mai esistiti che ne dite? A me questa scelta è piaciuta. A meno che non sia stato uno dei famosi blooper cinematografici!

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Something different this time, you know every now and then I do remixes too not just mashups. So this one is such a remix, it’s for an Austrian death/thrash metal group called “Bleeed“. “DJ Schmolli’s Bloodshed Remix” is a totally different take on the tune, something like drum & bass kind of style. If you like heavy stuff too I really recommend listening to the original version, you can download it along with the karaoke version HERE for free. You can grab the remix and the instrumental version of the remix (for those who don’t like heavy vocals) HERE.

By DAVE MCNARY – Variety.com

John Rambo’s officially readying for a fifth mission.

Nu Image/Millennium Films has greenlit the franchise’s fifth installment, with Sylvester Stallone starring and directing, repeating his duties from 2008’s “Rambo.”

The upcoming project’s storyline revolves around Rambo fighting his way through human traffickers and drug lords to rescue a young girl abducted near the U.S.-Mexico border. Production will start in the spring.

The film will be produced by Avi Lerner, Kevin King Templeton and John Thompson. Danny Dimbort, Trevor Short and Boaz Davidson will exec produce.

Stallone had indicated in interviews that a fifth Rambo was in the works. He teamed with Nu Image/Millennium on the 2008 project, which grossed $42 million domestically and $113 million overseas.

Nu Image/Millennium is in post-production on “Expendables,” starring Stallone, Jason Statham, Jet Li and Mickey Rourke. The actioner’s set for release on April 23 through Lionsgate.

Rambo first appeared in the 1982 pic “First Blood,” followed in 1985 by “First Blood II” and in 1988 by “Rambo III.”

Last night we sat down to Mr. Majestyk, an action film from 1974, courtesy of Netflix and a recommendation from Erik.  This movie stars the ever awesome Charles Bronson as, wait for it, a melon farmer.What? Doesn’t sound too action packed you say. But wait, he’s a retired Vietnam vet melon farmer! Alright! I’m with you, so shit goes down? Damn right it does.

While the title Mr. Majestyk, and yes that is the character’s name, doesn’t really inspire that ass kicking sort of punch like your Serpico or your Shaft, this Bronson is one bad mother, but I’ll shut my mouth right there.

The movie opens with Majestyk getting some gas and taking a leak, riveting intro. Actually the movie opens with a montage of stills from the film coming up. It shows Majestyk holding a shotgun, squinting down at some scum bag he’s about to waste, and jumping around a lot. It’s like insta- previews. Then we cut to the gas station. Booring.

But, wait, here come some migrant farm workers, just the kind Majestyk hires to pick his melons. They are refused service and a bathroom, even through they have clearly brought the little ones with their oh so little bladders, won’t somebody help them?

Majestyk steps in, throws a little weight around, and bam! shit gets done, a victory for the little guy. This Majestyk fellow ain’t so bad after all. So he rides out to his melon farm with these new friends, but when he gets there, troubles a brewing. Seems some white boy racketeer has already hired his own crew and set them up in Majestyk’s farm, like he’s running the place. Worse yet, when Majestyk tells him to scram, the boy pulls a fucking shotgun on him. What a prick. Only, this Majestyk, he don’t take no shit from no fancy pants cowboy gangsters. He grabs the gun, slams it into the guys groin in one of the most painful looking nut shots I have EVER seen, and pulls it back on him. Then those suckas get off his property but good. Don’t fuck with Majestyk.

But get this, the gangsters called the cops! Majestyk gets arrested for assault with a shottie, and gets holed up in da slammer (what is with me today?) There he meets this hit man named Frank Renda. From there we go into one of the more bizarre escape/ cat and mouse games I’ve seen when Renda’s men try to bust him out of the prison bus, like the beginning of the Fugitive. Cops get shot, gangsters get shot, Majestyk commandeers the bus, with Renda still in it and tries to ransom Renda back to the cops for his own freedom. Weird right? Kind of comes out of nowhere. Has nothing to do with the guys from before, and what about the melons?

See, all through out this movie, Majestyk needs to get those melons picked, or he’s finished. That’s all he cares about. A simple man, with one dream, to get those melons in. That’s why he kidnapped Renda, that’s why he tried to haul him back in. And when Renda grabs a gun in the car they’re riding back in, Majestyk jumps out of the car THROUGH THE BACK WINDOW!! Just jumps right through, shatters the fucker, then he rolls out and runs away, completely avoiding getting shot by a professional hit man the whole time. What a bad ass.

Then shit really goes down. You think it’s been getting crazy so far? You have no idea. Renda plans revenge for that afternoon of his Majestyk wasted. Even though he gained freedom and escaped a murder one charge. No, he goes back to this farm town to seek out Majestyk and kill him all for himself.

I guess Bronson just has a way of getting under your skin. It’s that squint, man. I tell you, when a guy just sits and stares you down totally cool while you’re losing your shit openly and uncontrollably, yeah, you want to take him out. I can see that.

So Renda gets his boys, goes after Majestyk and we have an excellent stand off and finale. Needless to say Majestyk gets those melons in, but then Renda shoots them all up! Yeah. He and his boys just plug every one of ‘em, well most of ‘em anyways. What an even bigger prick. The look on Majestyk’s face and the slow fist clench say it all, these guys are dead.

But you know, no one gets a beating that can compare to the  damage this ford has to go through. Damn, they just don’t make them like they used to.

And you know what? You probably already guessed the outcome, I mean we’re talking about Charles Bronson here for God’s sake. The man is like a killing machine. He’s older than dirt, has one of the worst hair/ facial hair combos in history, and generally looks asleep half the time, but he will fuck you up. Just don’t get between him and his melons.

Quick top five: Best Stand Offs in Cinema

5. Straw Dogs- This is a scary movie, you feel the tension and the terror throughout. Directed by Sam Peckinpah and starring Dustin Hoffman, it takes place in the remote country, where local slack jawed yokels are threatening a man and his wife. This is one of those movies where every threat of violence and death is real, it’s tangible, it’s intense.

4. Way of the Gun- This movie had a huge impact on me, a macho movie that wasn’t awful or insulting, right when I was watching stuff like Reservoir Dogs (which will not be on this list ). The whole movie is also a series of the coolest stand offs and gun fights I can think of. And when you can get a respectable performance out of Ryan Philippe, you’ve won. Hats off WOTG.

3. Dawn of the Dead (the original, please)- Stand offs with zombies are George Romero’s blood and butter. The man is a master, and for my money, his Dawn of the Dead is his high water mark. Nothing about this movie is bad, nothing lacking. It is the coolest and smartest zombie flick Romero has ever made, and one of the more important (if that makes sense) horror films in cinema.

2. Dog Day Afternoon- My favorite performance from Al Pacino. Favorite. Don’t argue with me, it’s a personal thing. I don’t think he’s ever been more real, more vulnerable, more sympathetic, or more powerful then he was as a failed bank robber, holed up with his partner and hopelessly outnumbered. This is another one of those movies I could watch forever and ever. The scene where he’s shouting “Attica! Attica!” gives me chills. Amazing.

1. First Blood- Damn right First Blood. It’s like a stand off with the whole town, the whole country, maybe… the whole world. But, Stallone? Why the tears? It’s ok Sly. Shh, no tears, no tears.

-Charlie

Allá para el 2005, Arnaldo Santos “Naldo” se dió a la tarea de producir el disco “Sangre Nueva”. “Sangre Nueva” brindó la oportunidad a nuevos talentos de poder desarrollar una carrera artística. Una vez elegidos los nuevos talentos, el disco de Sangre Nueva fue lanzado al mercado y surgió una nueva generación de artistas en el género urbano. De ese proyecto nacieron figuras de renombre como lo son: Jowell y Randy, De la Ghetto, Yomo, Arcángel, Franco El Gorila, Cosculluela, entre otros.
Ante la solicitud de miles de fanáticos que desean hacer su sueño realidad, Naldo desarrolla el proyecto First Blood The Challenge (Sangre Nueva 2). FBTC brindará la oportunidad a 14 nuevos talentos de iniciar su carrera artística dentro del género urbano. El proceso de inscripción estará disponible sólo para residentes de los Estados Unidos. First Blood The Challenge aún se encuentra en negociaciones, para poder desarrollar el proyecto en diferentes países en América Latina. Los participantes estarán enviando la solicitud de inscripción acompañada con un demo en formato de CD que contenga una canción inédita interpretada por el artista. Luego del recibo de las inscripciones, los participantes serán citados para que acudan a las audiciones. Las audiciones se estarán llevando a cabo en Estados Unidos y Puerto Rico. Los participantes, serán citados para las audiciones según el lugar más cercano a su residencia. De las audiciones, se seleccionará un grupo de participantes que formará parte de un Reality Show. Durante las grabaciones del Reality Show, el grupo de participantes estará expuesto a diferentes retos. Los episodios contarán con la participación de diferentes exponentes del género urbano. Al final del Reality Show el jurado seleccionará los 14 ganadores que formarán parte de la producción musical “First Blood”. Naldo estará acompañado, durante todo el proceso de selección, de los productores musicales Dj Blass y Dj Giann “Live Music”. El Reality Show será transmitido semanalmente. El concurso consiste en una serie de 13 programas de transmisión semanal, con una hora de duración.
El género urbano ha tenido una gran acogida a nivel mundial. Este Reality es el primer Reality Show del género y que incluye la participación de los exponentes más reconocidos dentro de este movimiento.
Para más información, los interesados deberán de mantenerse al tanto a través de la página de internet. http://www.firstbloodthechallenge.com.

John Rambo ist in einem öden Provinznest auf der Suche nach einem Kriegskamerad, mit dem zusammen er in Vietnam in einer Spezialeinheit gewesen war. Die Polizei hält den hochdekorierten Vietnam-Veteranen Rambo für einen Landstreicher und nimmt ihn fest. Polizeichef Teasle Brian Dennehy ahnt nicht, dass er damit eine Lawine ins Rollen bringt Rambos Instinkte werden wach.