| | Rambo Blu-ray
| Category | Blu-ray DVDs, Action/Adventure Movies, Action Videos, Sequel, Kidnapping And Missing Persons, Mercenaries | | Starring | Julie Benz, Matthew Marsden, Sylvester Stallone, Ken Howard, Tim Kang, Rey Gallegos, Jake LaBotz, Graham McTavish | | Director | Sylvester Stallone | | Composer | Brian Tyler | | Director of Photography | Glen MacPherson | | Producer | Sylvester Stallone, Avi Lerner, John Thompson, Kevin King | | Screenwriter | Sylvester Stallone, Art Monterastelli | | Source Writer | David Morrell |
Closed Captioned; Widescreen; Additional Footage; Soundtrack English; English Subtitles; Spanish Subtitles; Dir/Cast Commentary; Blue Ray HD-DVD Coming off the success of 2006's ROCKY BALBOA, action star Sylvester Stallone revisits yet another of his iconic characters from the 1980s, John Rambo. Now living like a hermit and wrangling rattlesnakes in Thailand, Rambo is drawn back into the action by a group of do-gooder missionaries who want the taciturn, possibly psychotic, Vietnam vet to ferry them upriver into Burma. Though he initially proves reluctant--"Burma's a warzone"--Sarah, played by Julie Benz, convinces Rambo of their noble intentions. Doesn't he want to relieve suffering and stop ethnic cleansing? But when the group of idealists gets captured by the Burmese army, it's up to Rambo and a team of multinational mercenaries to save the day. What follows is an exhilarating, hypnotic explosion of violence as Rambo fights genocide with genocide, turning men into hamburger meat with high-powered machine guns, well-placed bombs, razor-sharp machetes, and, the most deadly weapon of all, his bare hands.
Rather than trying to update the character, RAMBO succeeds largely by returning to the Reagan-era values that made its hero so great in the first place: his pathological obsession with laying waste to emphatically evil characters in increasingly grotesque ways. Indeed, the film's action sequences recall the opening of SAVING PRIVATE RYAN, as bodies turn to reddish slush, entrails pour forth with abandon, and limbs are severed with bewildering frequency. Stallone (who also wrote and directed) perfectly embodies his role, a muscular, mumbling killing machine that recalls, in all the best of ways, Karloff's Frankenstein monster. While some may take issue with RAMBO's brutal onscreen violence, the film has an undeniably cathartic impact that has less to do with realistic storytelling, and more to do with the power of myth. Rambo Reviews: "As he did in 2006's ROCKY BALBOA, the 60-year-old star dons the persona like a comfy old suit..."-- Kevin Crust, Los Angeles Times Rambo | List Price | $29.99 (You save $6.64) | | Studio | Lions Gate Home Entertainment | | Orig Year | 2008 | | All Time Sales Rank |  26431  | | CD Universe Part number | 7646589 | | Catalog number | 23299 | | Discs | 2 | | Release Date | May 27, 2008 | | Rating | R (MPAA) | | Rating Reason | for strong graphic bloody violence, sexual assaults, grisly images and language | | Also Known As | John Rambo; Rambo to Hell and Back | | Running Time | 93 Minutes | | Additional Info | Widescreen; Special Edition; Subtitled; DTS Sound | | Movie Details | Color; Widescreen; Special Edition; Subtitled; DTS Sound; 2-Disc Set - Special Edition |
Rambo Movie Review  Best action moive of the Rambo Trilogy
This was one of the best Rambo moives yet. Stallone out did himself and I woudl recomend that if your a die hard Stallone fan to go see this moives. Stallone looks great for his age and has done a good job on this newest installment of the Rambo trilogy.
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Any Rambo, Stallone, action movie fan will be pleased.
Violent, bloody, gory, but still honest and realistic. Great film and I think it may be the best Rambo film.
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This review is for a different format. Great Movie, not just for Rambo or Stallone fans
Great flick, great editing, camera work, and a very straight forward approach. Painfully well done.
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This review is for a different format.  It really didn't feel like a Rambo film to me!
I'll be nice by giving this 3 star's,but it sure as heck wasn't as good as the new die hard!Plus it didn't feel like a rambo movie.To me the 2nd ones the best,and this movie has a totally different feel to it.I think it had a dumb story line that they drug out.
Here's the hole story in a nut shell.Some really dumb christian's want to help some foriegn people that are in bad territory.It's not a good idea.They also have some normal soldier's helping them.So they make some plan's Rambo help's.Key word help's.With a little,and I do mean little extra effort.They win,the end.No frill's nothing special.Although it was far less over the top.I think it went to far the opposite.Still I give Styllone prop's for making another one...
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THE FREAKIN BEST RAMBO FILM YET
THIS IS BY FAR THE MOST GRAPHICLY VIOLENT FILM I HAVE EVER SEEN AND LEMME TELL YA IT'S THE BEST FLICK I HAVE EVER SEEN IT HAS BLOOD GUTS AND GORE ESPECIALLY WHEN HE'S MOUNTED ON THE 50 CAL. MACHINE GUN AND GETS RID OF EVERYONE IN A VERY SICK WAY.
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Rambo DVD Blu-ray Disc Features:
2-Disc Set
Region 1
Note: This version includes a standard definition iTunes digital copy, playable on iPods and other Apple devices.
Keep Case
Special Edition
Full Frame -
1.33
Disc 1: RAMBO: Feature Presentation
Widescreen - 2.35
Audio:
7.1 DTS HD Master Audio - English
Dolby Digital 5.1 - English
Subtitles - English, Spanish
Additional Release Material:
Deleted Scenes
Trailers: RAMBO Series Gallery
Audio Commentary: Sylvester Stallone - Director/Star
Featurette:
1. "A Hero's Welcome: Release and Reaction"
2. "A Score to Settle: The Music of RAMBO"
3. "It's a Long Road: Resurrection of an Icon"
4. "Legacy of Despair: The Struggle in Burma"
5. "The Art of War: Completing RAMBO"
6. "The Weaponry of RAMBO"
Interactive Features:
Optional Picture-in-Picture Exploration (During Audio Commentary)
DVD-ROM Features:
Weblink
Disc 2: Digital Copy
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