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Released Year: 2008
Runtime: 92 minutes
Directors: Sylvester Stallone
Casts: Matthew Marsden, Julie Benz, Graham McTavish, Sylvester Stallone, Reynaldo Gallegos, Jake La Botz, Tim Kang, Paul Schulze, James With, Cameron Pearson, Ken Howard, Aung Aay Noi, Thomas Peterson, Tony Skarberg, Shaliew 'Lek' Bamrungbun, Kasikorn Niyompattana, Aung Theng, Supakorn Kitsuwon, Maung Maung Khin
IMDB: Rambo (2008)
Ratings: 
(18 votes, average: 4.78 out of 5)
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ReelViews -
In the Rambo canon, where does this one fit? The tone is closer to "First Blood" but the body count is more "Rambo III." No matter how one dices and slices this new Rambo, the first one in 20 years, it will likely please fans of the long-in-the-tooth series.
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TV Guide Magazine -
The result is the farthest thing from a bland, spineless sequel: It's a brutal, insanely excessive successor to grindhouse pictures of yore.
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Variety -
Stallone (who looks fit but mostly keeps his shirt on) has no intention of bogging the action down, but it's still a notably cheerless exercise, without knowing winks or stabs (pardon the expression) at humor. It is in all respects, rather, a completely workmanlike effort.
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The New York Times -
The movie does have its own kind of blockheaded poetry.
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Slate -
Rambo combines an unapologetic return to the grand action-movie tradition of blowing shit up (one explosion is so big, it leaves behind its own miniature mushroom cloud) with a "Saw"-era interest in close-ups of human viscera.
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Rambo (2008)
When governments fail to act on behalf of captive missionaries, ex-Green Beret John James Rambo sets aside his peaceful existence along the Salween River in a war-torn region of Thailand to take action. Although he's still haunted by violent memories of his time as a U.S. soldier during the Vietnam War, Rambo can hardly turn his back on the aid workers who so desperately need his help.
Rambo (2008)
(18 votes, average: 4.78 out of 5)Loading...
Information
Released Year: 2008
Runtime: 92 minutes
Directors: Sylvester Stallone
Casts: Matthew Marsden, Julie Benz, Graham McTavish, Sylvester Stallone, Reynaldo Gallegos, Jake La Botz, Tim Kang, Paul Schulze, James With, Cameron Pearson, Ken Howard, Aung Aay Noi, Thomas Peterson, Tony Skarberg, Shaliew 'Lek' Bamrungbun, Kasikorn Niyompattana, Aung Theng, Supakorn Kitsuwon, Maung Maung Khin
IMDB: Rambo (2008)
Storyline
When governments fail to act on behalf of captive missionaries, ex-Green Beret John James Rambo sets aside his peaceful existence along the Salween River in a war-torn region of Thailand to take action. Although he's still haunted by violent memories of his time as a U.S. soldier during the Vietnam War, Rambo can hardly turn his back on the aid workers who so desperately need his help.
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ReelViews -
In the Rambo canon, where does this one fit? The tone is closer to "First Blood" but the body count is more "Rambo III." No matter how one dices and slices this new Rambo, the first one in 20 years, it will likely please fans of the long-in-the-tooth series.
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TV Guide Magazine -
The result is the farthest thing from a bland, spineless sequel: It's a brutal, insanely excessive successor to grindhouse pictures of yore.
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Variety -
Stallone (who looks fit but mostly keeps his shirt on) has no intention of bogging the action down, but it's still a notably cheerless exercise, without knowing winks or stabs (pardon the expression) at humor. It is in all respects, rather, a completely workmanlike effort.
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The New York Times -
The movie does have its own kind of blockheaded poetry.
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Slate -
Rambo combines an unapologetic return to the grand action-movie tradition of blowing shit up (one explosion is so big, it leaves behind its own miniature mushroom cloud) with a "Saw"-era interest in close-ups of human viscera.
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When governments fail to act on behalf of captive missionaries, ex-Green Beret John James Rambo sets aside his peaceful existence along the Salween River in a war-torn region of Thailand to take action. Although he's still haunted by violent memories of his time as a U.S. soldier during the Vietnam War, Rambo can hardly turn his back on the aid workers who so desperately need his help.
When governments fail to act on behalf of captive missionaries, ex-Green Beret John James Rambo sets aside his peaceful existence along the Salween River in a war-torn region of Thailand to take action. Although he's still haunted by violent memories of his time as a U.S. soldier during the Vietnam War, Rambo can hardly turn his back on the aid workers who so desperately need his help.
When governments fail to act on behalf of captive missionaries, ex-Green Beret John James Rambo sets aside his peaceful existence along the Salween River in a war-torn region of Thailand to take action. Although he's still haunted by violent memories of his time as a U.S. soldier during the Vietnam War, Rambo can hardly turn his back on the aid workers who so desperately need his help.
When governments fail to act on behalf of captive missionaries, ex-Green Beret John James Rambo sets aside his peaceful existence along the Salween River in a war-torn region of Thailand to take action. Although he's still haunted by violent memories of his time as a U.S. soldier during the Vietnam War, Rambo can hardly turn his back on the aid workers who so desperately need his help.