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Genres:
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Action /
Thriller
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Release:
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Director:
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Sylvester Stallone
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Actors:
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Graham McTavish,
Paul Schulze,
Reynaldo Gallegos,
Tim Kang,
Jake La Botz,
Cameron Pearson,
James With,
Maung Maung Khin,
Thomas Peterson,
Tony Skarberg,
Kasikorn Niyompattana,
Shaliew 'Lek' Bamrungbun,
Sylvester Stallone,
Julie Benz,
Matthew Marsden
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Duration:
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92 min.
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Rating:
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(7.3/10)281.5
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Plot Summary:
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In Thailand, John Rambo is living peacefully capturing snakes and transporting people and consignment in an old boat. But when he joins a group of mercenaries to broach into war-torn Burma, and rescue a group of Christian succour workers who were kidnapped next to the inhuman neighbourhood pub infantry item. Rambo refuses, but is convinced by another colleague, Sarah Miller, to take them up there. When the aid workers are captured by the Burmese army, Rambo decides to venture alone into the war zone to let go free them.
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Rambo
Kevin Crust Since drawing First Blood in 1982, John Rambo, a taciturn, nihilistic Vietnam vet who favors a bow and arrow and knife over modern weaponry (but can pretty much wipe out an entire regiment single-handedly with anything in reach), became the ultimate symbol of action-movie excess. A walking, grunting, monolith with massive, vein-rippled forearms, Sylvester's Stallone's army of one represented a video-game approach to filmmaking long before PlayStations and Xboxes surpassed the multiplex as the pastime of choice for the ADD generation.
Nearly 20 years after fighting the Soviets cheek-by-jowl with the Afghan mujahedin in Rambo III, John returns to the screen working as a humble river guide in northern Thailand. The hulking former Green Beret is still ...
Rambo
Claudia PuigIt's hard to imagine who the target audience is for Rambo, Sylvester Stallone's new vanity project. Young audiences can't possibly be interested in the violent exploits of someone old enough to be collecting Social Security, no matter how ripped he is or how much plastic surgery has molded his face into a permanent scowl. And audiences who saw the three previous Rambo movies in the '80s have no doubt moved on to better and smarter action fare. (Bourne, anyone?) So, who is this movie for, besides Stallone himself? Stallone wears one expression throughout the 90-plus-minute orgy of explosions, severed limbs and spewing blood. He glares, glowers and doesn't say much. But then, Rambo never has. The best that can be said about Rambo is that it makes l...
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