Rambo

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Steven F. @SteveGotScored Feb 11 Definitely my favorite Rambo movie out of all of them! See more Oaklee D @ODie63 Feb 8 A fun if somewhat forgettable action flick. See more Rodrigo S @Rodrigo840 Dec 29 Filme magnífico! Muito bom! Merecia uma nota de 90%, não é essa coisas ruins que os críticos idiotas que não sabem de nada! Aí é violento... aí é não sei o quê...🤤 não sabem de nada!😒 See more Guilherme M Oct 26 Rambo in the war is a intelligent, brutal, an absolute mastermind. But also a man who only wants peace and tranquility. The movie represents it very well. See more Kyle C @kylekc Oct 17 I went into Rambo hoping for a satisfying revival of Stallone’s scarred action hero. There are moments that deliver—brutal violence, moody atmosphere, and some cathartic payoffs—but overall it feels uneven and far less polished than you’d expect from the fourth entry in a major franchise. Stallone writes, directs, and stars, bringing back Rambo as a weary recluse in Thailand who’s pulled into one last rescue mission. The setup has potential, and early on the film captures a gritty, oppressive mood that fits the character. You can see him struggling to hold back until he’s forced into violence, which gives the story a brief spark of depth. When it works, it really works. The sound design is excellent; explosions, gunfire, and thunder all hit hard. The action scenes are satisfyingly brutal. The movie doesn’t hold back from showing the horrors of war, and that unflinching violence feels almost refreshing in an era of sanitized action films. But nearly everything between those bursts of chaos falls flat. The dialogue is awful, the acting wooden, and the characters barely register as people. Everyone’s a thin archetype pushing the plot to the next firefight. The direction feels dated, the pacing drags, and the late CGI looks cheap. Worse, the film can’t decide what it wants to say. It flirts with themes of morality and compassion but ends up glorifying Rambo’s bloodshed. Like Rambo: First Blood Part II, it celebrates what it pretends to condemn. There’s also a white-savior streak that undercuts any real complexity. The tone swings between grim realism and corny sentimentality, and in trying to be both, it manages to be neither. If you love over-the-top action and can overlook clunky writing, Rambo delivers enough carnage to satisfy. But it never balances spectacle with substance. Loud, occasionally thrilling, but ultimately hollow, it’s a film that wants to be profound and primal and ends up just another forgettable sequel. See more alan g @agenser Aug 24 Extremely ultra violent, unnecessarily so. Stallone even less verbal than usual. Grunts like an ape. Explosion and Gore galore. See more Read all reviews

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