Rambo: First Blood Part II (1985)
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What you call hell he calls home!
Trautman: "Pressure? Let me just say that Rambo is the best combat vet I've ever seen. A pure fighting machine with only a desire - to win a war that someone else lost. And if winning means he has to die - he'll die. No fear... read more
Fun, cartoonish, brainless action movie
Rambo... Going Home
Rambo: First Blood Part II starts a little after First Blood ends where John Rambo is incarcerated to hard labor were Col. Trautman comes to offer Rambo a mission to gain a pardon and help close a door of his past.
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UPC: 012236046608
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" Only a few years after the all-out guerrilla war in First Blood, John Rambo's former commanding officer, Colonel Sam Trautman, pulls him out of jail, only to send him back to a place he swore never to return: the impenetrable jungles of Vietnam. Entrusted with the dangerous task of collecting evidence that American POWs are still being held captive, Rambo agrees to infiltrate the unknown zone, and before long, he finds himself double-crossed, marooned behind the enemy lines. Once, John fough"
"Pros: It’s a classic 80’s action film. Pretty of action. Sylvester Stallone, as John Rambo. Cons: It is considered to be a excessively, violent movie. For some, the over wrought patriotism of the movie, might be too extreme."
" "Murdock... I'm coming to get you!" Directed by George P. Cosmatos Written by Kevin Jarre, Sylvester Stallone and James Cameron Music by Jerry Goldsmith Cinematography by Jack Cardiff Editing by Larry Bock, Mark Goldblatt, Mark Helfrich, Gib Jaffe and Frank E. Jimenez"
“(MU) More box office stuff, less qualities, that's the route from Kotchedd to Pan Cosmatos. But this simplification has a good counterpart on symbolic forceful mythification. Rambo emergin from the water and seizing a helicopter, covered with mud as a force of nature, shooting on the compurers. His final dialogues with Crenna are lousy, and women are expendable...” read more
" Directed by: George Cosmatos Produced by: Buzz Feitshans, Mario Kassar, and Andrew Vadjna Written by: James Cameron, Kevin Jarre, and Sylvester Stallone Based on charecters created by: David Morrell Cinematography: Jack Cardiff Edited by: Mark Goldblatt and Mark Helfrich Music by: John Goldsmith Song and lyrics by: Frank Stallone, Peter Schless, and Jerry Goldsmith Distributed by: TriStar Pictures"
" I like the first first blood movie so much that I have it listed in my top favorite films of 1982. However, starting with this one, Rambo:FBP2, Sly's crazy ex-soldier character easily crossed over that fine line of realism and over the top action and just sorta became more of a cartoon-like character of violence that he's since become famous for. That said, for all the bloated brawny ridiculousness that has infested this franchise, I've been able to accept this second chapter of his j"
"7.5. DVD Uusintakatselu. Kakkososa ei hassua ja järjetöntä eskapismia kummempaa ole, mutta sellaisena aivan mainio. Räiskintä ei ihan koko ajan jaksa kiinnostaa, kun monesti unohtuu jo, miksi räiskitään. Rambo on syönyt kaurapuuronsa ja rynnäkkökivääreillä ei voi ampua yksittäislaukauksia."
"During filming in Mexico, FX man Cliff Wenger, Jr. was accidentally killed by one of the film's explosions."
“The first movie First Blood was a riveting survivor story and character study on a retired Green Beret questioning his existence. The sequel Rambo: First Blood Part II tosses aside the main character’s shellshock in favor of a crowd-pleasing, mindless, but fun action movie. John Rambo (Sylvester Stallone) is called into a mission from Colonel Trautman (Richard Crenna) and Major Marshall Murdoch (Charles Napier) to find the possible remaining prisoners of war in Vietnam. Then, the Soviet troops, who are in cahoots with the Vietcong soldiers, kidnap Rambo, but that doesn’t stop our muscle-clad hero as he escapes and returns the POW’s back to the Colonel. Usually when a sequel is released, it performs extraordinarily well in the box office despite being a terrible movie. Similarly, Ramb” read more