Rambo 2008

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1. I

   Ian West 2026年8月23日

   The final 25 minutes is a body part bloodbath massacre of epic proportion.

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   Mads Ej 2026年8月23日

   “When you’re pushed, killing’s as easy as breathing” Rambo movies ranked: boxd.it/avpYe This is a more modern version of Rambo and I must say it worked pretty damn well. It still hasn’t reached the heights of the first movie, but for the first time since then, Rambo got some emotion and he felt human, while still being able to do all the badass action stuff. He also finally kept his shirt on for the entire movie, which made it easier for me to take him seriously. The action was as good as ever, while also being much more graphic and violent with people getting their limps torn off and lots of blood. This made the action feel much more chaotic…

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3. E

   Eliel Soto 2026年8月23日

   Me encanta el regreso del personaje, pero fua, esta si que la sentí medio que comida rápida, no me gustó para nada como se manejaron algunas partes, pero si me gustó la acción, ver a Rambo dirigir a un equipo y pues final contento con Rambo regresando a sus raíces por fin. Aprueba.

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4. A

   adambolt 2026年8月23日

   i liked it when they yeeted that baby into the fire

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   MizfitMathew 2026年8月23日

   Jesus Christ. 😮 This is probably the most Rambo film I’ve seen in the series so far. I’ve been recently going through the entire series, for the first time. Picked up a box set that has the first 4 Rambo movies on it, so I still need to pick up Last Blood. Which I now plan on doing ASAP. Usually when I watch a new series, I spread the movies out, so I don’t get tired of them. It sometimes takes me months. Check out my Fast and the Furious series reviews to see what I mean. I started that franchise in like November, and I’m only up to Fast Five currently. 😄 But I broke my own rule here…

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   Rafael "Mister Movie" Jovine 2026年8月23日

   Fight! – Stallone v. Schwarzenegger: A Rivalry of Muscular Proportions I remember the third act, limbs out, bullet party but I totally forgot the whole carnage throughout the whole movie. This is, without a doubt, John Kramer and Eli Roth’s favorite Rocky movie. Essentially, it explores a somber, more dramatic portrayal of a man grappling with PTSD, a former soldier who, decades later, continues to grapple with the overwhelming effects of his condition. You have the annoying bald guy who, I guess, is meant to stand in for the sheriff from the first one, but he gets on your nerve much quicker. And then it blends with the over-the-top, absurdity of the sequel but it takes this 100 notches higher.…

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   Josh Lewis 2026年8月23日

   one of the most monstrously ugly movies i’ve ever seen. i love that stallone’s argument for why brutal military intervention is necessary is just people being turned into goopy paste for 20 straight minutes, a series of images so off-putting it actually retroactively serves as an accidental critique. “fuck the world.” full discussion on episode 86 of my podcast SLEAZOIDS.

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8. C

   cinemasauron 2026年8月23日

   The fourth instalment in the Rambo film franchise, Rambo (also known as Rambo 4 or John Rambo) is an unflinchingly brutal, relentlessly graphic & unapologetically violent sequel that takes the “one man army” approach to a whole another level. One of the most violent films in existence, the film presents its iconic character in total massacre mode as he decimates more people here than he did in the previous three chapters combined. Set 20 years after the events of Rambo III, the story finds its titular character living a laid-back life in Thailand until he is approached by a bunch of missionaries who want him to venture them into war-torn Burma. While clearly refusing at first, he is somehow persuaded to…

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   Pll6 2026年8月23日

   اول فلم اشوفه لسلفستر ستالون بشخصية رئيسيه والصراحه اعجبني تمثيله تابعت الجزء الاخير مع Dew20 ( اخوي ) مع انه قال لي ماياثر تتابع الجزء هذا بس اتوقع يجذب علي و ياثر بس معليه مااحب الافلام الاكشن لكن تابعته غصب عني الفلم مليان رجوله و ادرينالين عالييي واكشن مايوقف والصراحه حييلل استمتعت بهذا الفلم واقدر اقول انه السلسله هذي ماتصلح الا معاك على الاقل شخص واحد تتابع لانه فيها متعه اكثر فلم بدون تعقيد او صعوبه بالفهم كل شي واضح قصة ممتازه و تنفيذ اكثر من رائع وأداء رائع من كل الممثلين تمثيل سلفستر كاول فلم له ممتاز ولازم اختم افضل افلامه ضرورييي مافي شي ببالي بس الصراحه اخراج الفلم وطريقة قتل الاشخاص كان ممتاز و حسيت انه حقيقي من كثر الدقه…

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10. D

    DirkH 2026年8月23日

    Rambo taught me this: Burmese people explode like ripe cherries if you look at them wrong.

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    SeanChandler 2026年8月23日

    Rambo is easily the best film in the series since First Blood. I grew up on Stallone movies. Before I was even old enough to actually watch the Rambo films, I remember being fascinated by the video covers and the little clips I’d caught glimpses of. Eventually I watched the original trilogy on cable TV, and I’ve seen all three of those films countless times since. After two glossy, increasingly cartoonish sequels that turned Rambo into a battlefield superhero, this one drags the character back to the brutal reality of the original. Where First Blood’s brutality was rooted in Rambo’s own PTSD, this film shifts that same rawness outward, onto the horrific reality of war itself. Every sequel after First…

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    Michael James 2026年8月23日

    It is not about storyline depth nor impactful characters,the show is all about Sylvester Stallone turning his destruction throttle to maxx power and going at it with all guns blazing n blasting. The final 20 minutes is just no holds barred bloody violence with bodies splattering all over the screen. Though nothing extraordinary, Rambo returns with an effective action drama.

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13. C

    CinemaSerf 2022年3月27日

    Sylvester Stallone is in his element as the eponymous Vietnam veteran who has retreated to a rural community where he acts as a tourist guide for visitors on his ramshackle old PT boat. When he is approached by some human rights folks who want to charter his boat to seek out some missing Christian Aid missionaries up-river in strife-ridden Burma, he eventually acquiesces and they are soon in a world of pain at the hands of the brutally sadistic “Maj. Tint” (Muang Muang Khin). It’s an end-to-end action movie, pyrotechnics galore with some seriously graphic – thereby authentic – scenes of violence that have their roots in a plausible storyline based on well documented abuses from South East Asia in the 1970s. The dialogue is a bit gung-ho, but this is about characterisations and Stallone, Graham McTavish (“Lewis”) and Julie Benz (“Sarah”) help create a suspenseful drama that is light on message and heavy on delivery…

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    Wuchak 2020年5月1日

    _**Intense with more depth than you might think**_

    John Rambo (Sylvester Stallone) is alone, bitter and living hand-to-mouth in Thailand when a group of Christian missionaries enlist him to take them into Burma (aka Myanmar) to aid a village. Rambo discourages them in light of the political instability, which includes persecutions and mass slayings, but they insist. Weeks later he learns that the missionaries are missing so he goes back with a group of mercenaries.

    “Rambo” (2008) is the fourth installment in the franchise after “First Blood” (1982), “Rambo: First Blood Part II” (1985) and “Rambo III” (1988). I’m a huge fan of the first one, which I think is an action/adventure masterpiece, but the next two films are too comic-booky and the characters are cardboard, although Stallone never looked better and the locations are fabulous.

    This third sequel makes up for that because it’s not comic booky at all and there’s quite a bit of depth, albeit not much in dialogue form. It combines elements of “Apocalypse Now,” “The Killing Fields” & the first two Rambo films and is grim & intense from beginning to end, not to mention it’s one of the most violent films ever made. The picture powerfully illustrates the best and worst in humanity. The Christian missionaries are willing to risk everything to help the villagers, whereas the Myanmar militarists revel in slaughtering scores of unarmed people for “fun”; they’re also shown abusing/raping women and boys. Obviously they’ve given themselves wholly over to the darkside of their natures. Such reprobates are only worthy of one thing: Utter annihilation.

    Several important themes are addressed in the picture besides the main one:

    * BITTERNESS/DESPAIR AND DELIVERANCE. The beginning of the film shows Rambo in a state of utter bitterness: He’s just existing. He has no friends. He doesn’t talk much and, when he does, it’s few words laced with expletives. The male leader of the missionaries is completely unable to talk him into helping them. Two Biblical proverbs state “a gentle answer turns away wrath” and “a gentle tongue can break a bone.” The female missionary (Julie Benz) knows this and skillfully talks John into helping them. Yet there’s more going on here. This woman with a heart of gold is Rambo’s “golden connection” out of the rut of bitterness. Despite his gruff exterior, she sees something in him, something in his eyes – a good heart, even greatness, a genuine glimmer, however faint. Is Rambo helping the missionaries or is she the one helping him? John instinctively realizes the rope she’s throwing him and takes hold of it. There’s nothing sensual about their relationship, despite her attractiveness; it’s solely spiritual. She stirs in him the hope and faith he’s been longing for.

    * VIOLENCE IS NOT ALWAYS NECESSARY. Although this is a very violent film it skillfully shows when pacifism _is_ appropriate. Note the incident on Rambo’s riverboat when the lead mercenary continually insults John and tries to provoke him into a fight. Rambo just ignores him, not even saying a word. In other words, he refuses to allow someone to victimize him and draw him into a conflict that has no positive purpose. It takes true strength to do this and Rambo has this strength. Indeed, John treats the guy as if he’s a bothersome gnat. What do you do when a gnat bothers you? Do you break out a machine gun or merely ignore it? This is the “turn the cheek” principle.

    * TOTAL PACIFISM DOES NOT WORK. The New Testament does not support the idea of absolute pacifism, but rather limited pacifism (only resorting to violence when justified). For instance, Christ’s ministry team had a treasury box with loads of money and some of his workers carried swords for protection from thieves & murderers. Also, Romans 13 clearly states that the righteous laws of human governments are God-ordained for the purpose of punishing criminals, including the right to execute when appropriate. The vast majority of san

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    JPV852 2019年8月28日

    Kick-ass action all around and although the story is on the basic side and has minimal character development for Rambo himself, just a bloody, albeit too much of it CGI’d, entertaining especially an action-fest finale. Amazing, especially being the fourth entry into the series.