Running Time 90 Min.
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Awesome Truth.......2007-04-16
This is a great movie that everyone should see. Not just blacks, but latinoes, Asians, and even whites to open eyes to a truth that goes overlooked. This movie basically tells of the "new slavery" for minorities, the prison and so-called "Justice System." There's no justice. This movie is a must see, and needs to air on BET and other public airways, in order to get the message out.
A must see movie for the people.......2005-07-16
This is an excellent movie. One that shows us how to rally the people and give us the strength to stand up to the power structure of this nation and fight for justice, if we truly want to. A great movie. I was quite inspired.
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- Stallone Alone!
- Uneven, Un-PC and deeply misjudged. But still fun.
- Belongs to history of the Cold War
- Good but not the best
- And the Oscar goes to ... OSAMA BIN LADEN !!!
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Rambo III
Starring: Sylvester Stallone , Richard Crenna , Marc de Jonge , Kurtwood Smith , and Spiros Focás
Director: Peter MacDonald
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ASIN: 0784011222
Release Date: 1998-10-21 |
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And the hits just keep on coming. Sylvester Stallone, who can't seem to draw flies unless he's playing Rocky Balboa or John Rambo, went back to the Rambo well (or septic system, as it were) to show his well-known solidarity with the Afghan freedom fighters who battled the Soviet army in the 1980s. This time it's personal: his handler, Richard Crenna, is captured by the Evil Empire and so it's up to Rambo to leave his work in a monastery in Southeast Asia (oh, puh-leeze) in order to rescue him from the Ruskies. Ever wonder why the Russians had such a miserable time in Afghanistan? It was because Rambo took them on single-handed and kicked their hammer-and-sickle heinies all the way back to Moscow. Cartoonish action, taken ever so seriously by Stallone, who was working desperately to scrape away the unsightly wax buildup from his reputation. --Marshall Fine
Customer Reviews:
Stallone Alone!.......2006-11-26
This movie was top notch in its own right! Let's not forget to mention that he's still got the body! True movie watchers not just Stallone fans must agree that each movie should not be compared to another, because no two are alike! I'm a Stallone fan and you couldn't convince me otherwise.Loved it!!!
Uneven, Un-PC and deeply misjudged. But still fun........2006-04-16
Whatever credibility Rambo once had in First Blood is totally gone in this film that is more like Cold War propaganda than anything else, which is probably why they chopped First Blood off the title and we're simply left with the Rambo bit. As a character he's a bit more talkative but still has the same sadness in his eyes. And Stallone is absolutely HUGE. Yes, he's always been big but his figure in Rambo III is probably the biggest I've seen him. He could probably rip Arnie's head off.
Since walking off into the sunset in Part II, Rambo is now living in a monastery in Thailand and has found inner peace. But he still takes time out to batter people with sticks in cage fights to raise money for the Buddists. But the no-good Red Ruskie Soviets are causing havoc in Afghanistan and one particular Colonel is taking great pleasure in massacring whole villages.
Colonel Trautman and Robert Griggs (the ever-brilliant Kurtwood Smith) try to convince Rambo to come help them sort the Ruskies out. But Rambo is having done of it. He's done killing! He wants to raise a family.
So Trautman is left to go it alone and is captured. Griggs delivers this bad news to Rambo who makes up his mind to go on another killing spree. Which is entirely okay as long as he only kills the Ruskies right?
Once in Afghanistan, Rambo teams up the Muhujideen, learns of their many woes and agrees to fight the Ruskies with all his might. Even though he was going to do that anyway, but it's nice to have friends.
The rest of the film is no more than a succession of comic-book action scenes and shoot-em-up set pieces. It's brilliantly shot, seriously, it's some of the best cinematography I've seen in an action film. I never expected Rambo III to look so good! It's a shame that Peter MacDonald (who was actually the second unit director shunted into 1st place after Russell Mulcahy left) doesn't stage the action with any sense of fluency. Yes, it all looks big and bold, but it's kinda clumsy and cumbersome. At the time, it was the most expensive movie ever made (even at a mere $65 million) and while it may be grand, it sure ain't graceful.
Jerry Goldsmith's score is once again brilliant. But quite a lot of his original material was left out and old tracks from Part II spliced in. So as long as your prepared for sudden jump cuts in the music, you should really get a kick out of it.
When it originally came out, Rambo III was kinda disregarded as a totally unnecessary sequel but in recent years the film has gained a political subtext and can actually be viewed in quite a few subversive ways. While I understand that the makers wanted to give the film a serious point of view regarding the Russian occupation of Afghanistan, I feel that integrity that the film has in modern politics should be disregarded. This is a RAMBO movie for Christ sake. The logic is shoot now, ask questions never. America did do the right thing by helping the Afghans fight off the Ruskies. But they did they wrong thing leaving the country to crumble afterwards (just like Rambo does). The rest is history. But I don't think a review of Rambo III is the best place to discuss this.
It's a flawed sequel, but I like it better than Part II. There are some seriously misjudged moments but it's still a fun ride. I'm not sure a fourth is necessary since Jerry Goldsmith and Richard Crenna have since died, but I can't judge until I see it, huh.
Belongs to history of the Cold War.......2005-09-05
You have to see this movie as it is: a Cold War period document. People who see some kind of taliban tribute are wrong, this movie is just patriotic propaganda. And by the way, there were some mudjaheddins who were tolerant people, like Massoud. Of course, history plays now some funny games, with the good mudjahedins becoming the bad guys, but the Russians will NEVER be the good guys, when we see what they're doing in Tchetchnya. Neither they'll be forgiven for the havoc they've made in Afghanistan during more than 15 years before their invasion. Otherwise, it's a good action movie, not boring at all, if you're not looking for realism. Also, I think there's an image that was censored: a red star on a tank destroyed by a missile, as a symbol. I've seen it on big screen, and not finding it on my DVD version. Anyone ?
Good but not the best.......2005-04-12
this is the worst of the rambo trilogy my fave was the 2nd one now that was good flick but this one while good i still felt a little dissapointed with the final result
And the Oscar goes to ... OSAMA BIN LADEN !!! .......2005-03-14
THE BEST AMERICAN PATRIOTIC MOVIE. DON'T MISS IT.
Average customer rating:
- Stallone Alone!
- Uneven, Un-PC and deeply misjudged. But still fun.
- Belongs to history of the Cold War
- Good but not the best
- And the Oscar goes to ... OSAMA BIN LADEN !!!
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Rambo III (Special Edition)
Starring: Sylvester Stallone , Richard Crenna , Marc de Jonge , Kurtwood Smith , and Spiros Focás
Director: Peter MacDonald
Manufacturer: Live / Artisan
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ASIN: B0000640S3
Release Date: 2002-05-28 |
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And the hits just keep on coming. Sylvester Stallone, who can't seem to draw flies unless he's playing Rocky Balboa or John Rambo, went back to the Rambo well (or septic system, as it were) to show his well-known solidarity with the Afghan freedom fighters who battled the Soviet army in the 1980s. This time it's personal: his handler, Richard Crenna, is captured by the Evil Empire and so it's up to Rambo to leave his work in a monastery in Southeast Asia (oh, puh-leeze) in order to rescue him from the Ruskies. Ever wonder why the Russians had such a miserable time in Afghanistan? It was because Rambo took them on single-handed and kicked their hammer-and-sickle heinies all the way back to Moscow. Cartoonish action, taken ever so seriously by Stallone, who was working desperately to scrape away the unsightly wax buildup from his reputation. --Marshall Fine
Customer Reviews:
Stallone Alone!.......2006-11-26
This movie was top notch in its own right! Let's not forget to mention that he's still got the body! True movie watchers not just Stallone fans must agree that each movie should not be compared to another, because no two are alike! I'm a Stallone fan and you couldn't convince me otherwise.Loved it!!!
Uneven, Un-PC and deeply misjudged. But still fun........2006-04-16
Whatever credibility Rambo once had in First Blood is totally gone in this film that is more like Cold War propaganda than anything else, which is probably why they chopped First Blood off the title and we're simply left with the Rambo bit. As a character he's a bit more talkative but still has the same sadness in his eyes. And Stallone is absolutely HUGE. Yes, he's always been big but his figure in Rambo III is probably the biggest I've seen him. He could probably rip Arnie's head off.
Since walking off into the sunset in Part II, Rambo is now living in a monastery in Thailand and has found inner peace. But he still takes time out to batter people with sticks in cage fights to raise money for the Buddists. But the no-good Red Ruskie Soviets are causing havoc in Afghanistan and one particular Colonel is taking great pleasure in massacring whole villages.
Colonel Trautman and Robert Griggs (the ever-brilliant Kurtwood Smith) try to convince Rambo to come help them sort the Ruskies out. But Rambo is having done of it. He's done killing! He wants to raise a family.
So Trautman is left to go it alone and is captured. Griggs delivers this bad news to Rambo who makes up his mind to go on another killing spree. Which is entirely okay as long as he only kills the Ruskies right?
Once in Afghanistan, Rambo teams up the Muhujideen, learns of their many woes and agrees to fight the Ruskies with all his might. Even though he was going to do that anyway, but it's nice to have friends.
The rest of the film is no more than a succession of comic-book action scenes and shoot-em-up set pieces. It's brilliantly shot, seriously, it's some of the best cinematography I've seen in an action film. I never expected Rambo III to look so good! It's a shame that Peter MacDonald (who was actually the second unit director shunted into 1st place after Russell Mulcahy left) doesn't stage the action with any sense of fluency. Yes, it all looks big and bold, but it's kinda clumsy and cumbersome. At the time, it was the most expensive movie ever made (even at a mere $65 million) and while it may be grand, it sure ain't graceful.
Jerry Goldsmith's score is once again brilliant. But quite a lot of his original material was left out and old tracks from Part II spliced in. So as long as your prepared for sudden jump cuts in the music, you should really get a kick out of it.
When it originally came out, Rambo III was kinda disregarded as a totally unnecessary sequel but in recent years the film has gained a political subtext and can actually be viewed in quite a few subversive ways. While I understand that the makers wanted to give the film a serious point of view regarding the Russian occupation of Afghanistan, I feel that integrity that the film has in modern politics should be disregarded. This is a RAMBO movie for Christ sake. The logic is shoot now, ask questions never. America did do the right thing by helping the Afghans fight off the Ruskies. But they did they wrong thing leaving the country to crumble afterwards (just like Rambo does). The rest is history. But I don't think a review of Rambo III is the best place to discuss this.
It's a flawed sequel, but I like it better than Part II. There are some seriously misjudged moments but it's still a fun ride. I'm not sure a fourth is necessary since Jerry Goldsmith and Richard Crenna have since died, but I can't judge until I see it, huh.
Belongs to history of the Cold War.......2005-09-05
You have to see this movie as it is: a Cold War period document. People who see some kind of taliban tribute are wrong, this movie is just patriotic propaganda. And by the way, there were some mudjaheddins who were tolerant people, like Massoud. Of course, history plays now some funny games, with the good mudjahedins becoming the bad guys, but the Russians will NEVER be the good guys, when we see what they're doing in Tchetchnya. Neither they'll be forgiven for the havoc they've made in Afghanistan during more than 15 years before their invasion. Otherwise, it's a good action movie, not boring at all, if you're not looking for realism. Also, I think there's an image that was censored: a red star on a tank destroyed by a missile, as a symbol. I've seen it on big screen, and not finding it on my DVD version. Anyone ?
Good but not the best.......2005-04-12
this is the worst of the rambo trilogy my fave was the 2nd one now that was good flick but this one while good i still felt a little dissapointed with the final result
And the Oscar goes to ... OSAMA BIN LADEN !!! .......2005-03-14
THE BEST AMERICAN PATRIOTIC MOVIE. DON'T MISS IT.
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Rambo III [Region 2]
Starring: Sylvester Stallone , Richard Crenna , Marc de Jonge , Kurtwood Smith , and Spiros Focás
Director: Peter MacDonald
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