I know these review may have taken so long, but it’s finally here, John Rambo the latest installment in the Rambo series. After almost twenty years, Rambo returns to the big screen.
John Rambo is now just a Snake Hunter in Thailand, who had been asked to guide Medical Missionaries to bring Medicine to the war torn Burma. The Medical Mission Team was captured by these barbaric, gun slinger Military Men and John Rambo was once again asked to rescue them together with some Missionaries.
Rambo is now fighting with a team and is no longer a one man crew. This movie is bloodier than the first three films, with head exploding, arms and leg being torn. Stallone surely knows this John Rambo character.
John Rambo has lesser action sequences compared to the first three, that maybe because John Rambo is getting old and he could not run anymore. Some of the musical score is still there, but the music wherein he prepares for a big fight is no longer there.
I grew up watching Rambo films, and it is with my honor to pay homage to the 80’s greatest one man hero. Feels like old school and John Rambo is a very sentimental film for Stallone that is probably why he made this film. This maybe the last movie for Rambo, because during the end of the movie, he is shown heading towards his home.
If you liked the first three Rambo films, you’ll probably get a little disappointed with this one in terms of action. This is more like a dramatic film, more of homage to John Rambo’s character. I somehow kinda liked it, the end story for one great cinema icon. John Rambo’s last big fight.
John Rambo is now just a Snake Hunter in Thailand, who had been asked to guide Medical Missionaries to bring Medicine to the war torn Burma. The Medical Mission Team was captured by these barbaric, gun slinger Military Men and John Rambo was once again asked to rescue them together with some Missionaries.
Rambo is now fighting with a team and is no longer a one man crew. This movie is bloodier than the first three films, with head exploding, arms and leg being torn. Stallone surely knows this John Rambo character.
John Rambo has lesser action sequences compared to the first three, that maybe because John Rambo is getting old and he could not run anymore. Some of the musical score is still there, but the music wherein he prepares for a big fight is no longer there.
I grew up watching Rambo films, and it is with my honor to pay homage to the 80’s greatest one man hero. Feels like old school and John Rambo is a very sentimental film for Stallone that is probably why he made this film. This maybe the last movie for Rambo, because during the end of the movie, he is shown heading towards his home.
If you liked the first three Rambo films, you’ll probably get a little disappointed with this one in terms of action. This is more like a dramatic film, more of homage to John Rambo’s character. I somehow kinda liked it, the end story for one great cinema icon. John Rambo’s last big fight.
1 comment:
lol. kapapanood ko lang kanina nito. gory. hanep sa violent effects. pero mukhang middle-aged lesbian na si sylverster stallone. he he he
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