Rambo IV

According to IMDb, Rambo III was the most expensive movie ever made at the time of its release. It shows. Enormous sets, lots of vehicles–Rambo versus a helicopter, Rambo versus a tank, Rambo in a tank versus a helicopter. For all the money, it ought to look fantastic–except director Peter MacDonald, a camera operator and second unit director… composes like a second unit director and camera operator. It’s incredibly boring to watch, no matter what’s actually going on. MacDonald shoots wide... Read Full Story

Sylvester Stallone has admittedly been in some great movies. They tend to feature that "unlikely hero overcomes insane odds to win, get the girl, and save lives while riding off into the sunset motif" in the beloved American happy ending. Since the 1970's his movies have been almost exclusively dick flicks, and all are more than a little bit campy. (Yes, I am straight but I know what "camp" means--thanks huge university liberal arts education!) To me, Stallone's "punch-drunk, streetwise... Read Full Story

Rambo (English Movie 2008) Posted On Wednesday, January 30, 2008 at at 11:02 PM by #$!@%^&** Rambo, Directed by Sylvester Stallone Starring Sylvester Stallone, Julie Benz, Paul Schulze, Matthew Marsden, Tim Kang. Of all the Rambo movies this is the best sequel, bloodiest and voilent. Need to appreciate Stallone's effort at this age who provided two great sequels(Rocky Balboa & Rambo) for the characters(Rocky & Rambo) which will be remembered for long. Links... Read Full Story

Cast: Sylvester Stallone, Julie Benz, Graham McTavish Director: Sylvester Stallone First thing to say is that the movie is more graphic than your average action movie. There are many graphic scenes of violence, the most disturbing taking place in the first half of the film. The movie follows John Rambo to Burma where he is catching snakes in the wilderness. Quickly we have a Christian group wanting to go into the heart of Burma. They ask Rambo for help to go up river. From there chaos... Read Full Story

Cast: Sylvester Stallone, Julie Benz, Graham McTavish Director: Sylvester Stallone First thing to say is that the movie is more graphic than your average action movie. There are many graphic scenes of violence, the most disturbing taking place in the first half of the film. The movie follows John Rambo to Burma where he is catching snakes in the wilderness. Quickly we have a Christian group wanting to go into the heart of Burma. They ask Rambo for help to go up river. From there chaos... Read Full Story