Rambo III

The second is the best in the trilogy and the first is the worst. Which only leaves place number 2 for this Rambo movie. It was above average, but nothing special. Worth the rent.... Full review

I truly believe one reason this country never gave up to the Russians is because of Rambo. Rambo made it clear who the bad guys were and who the good guys were. Rambo never gives up and we need that today... Full review

This is one movie that will be a classic that you will tell your kids about. If you get the special edition you will see about afganistan that you would have never thought of unless you are a history buff.... Full review

I have all the Rambos and I have watched them so many times and they have never gotten old. This blood spilling action hero would make America win every war if Rambo wasn't just a movie! Going to Afganistan to save... Full review

AS a big fan of Sly, I think he's done a great job. It like so realistic, even tho is was made back in the 80s but, he did an excellent job! Bravo!!... Full review

This film gives us more of what we like to see, but is marred by some incredibly cheesy subtitles that nearly botch the whole project. Stallone, as always, is good in the title role, and it is the work of himself... Full review

This is one of the many moives that have gotten stallone into the main stream of the movie industry and gave him the susecful career that he still has today. He is without a doubt one of my favorite actors... Full review

Way too many one liners. However, lots of action and we get to see Rambo kick the Soviet Unions butt. So, you really can't complain.... Full review

Well good old Slyvester Stallone never seems to know when to stop making ***** as this movie cleverly shows. First of all Rambos commander whos as stupid as he is for acting in this movie supposedly digs him out of his... Full review

"This movie is just as good as the original, but I still think the last sequel is the best out of the series so far!"... Full review

it does outdo its predecessor First Blood Part II, as well as being a highly entertaining action film -.... ... Full Review

Aimless and unsure of what to do next, Rambo simply wanders. He drives Rambo to the edge of town and tells him, not so politely, to beat it. Rambo, not understanding the reason for Teasle's hostility, defiantly walks back into town. ... Full Review

Rambo III is bad, but in the aftermath of 9/11, it's an interesting bad, as Rambo fights along with the Afghan holy warriors to repel the mad Russians. One of the many docs in this set - which also has a trio of commentaries from writers and directors - details America's role in Afghanistan and how Rambo III chose to portray with sympathy an extremist culture that is now seen as deserving of none. ... Full Review

The action scenes in Rambo III are quite good and many of them believable, though the climax While First Blood is, in my mind, the best film in the series, Rambo III is a mostly entertaining sequel that once again chooses action over character development, though there is some pathos evident in the character when he sees the plight of the Afghani people. ... Full Review

The movie consistently seemed accurate and well defined. In its own right, the movie wasn't that bad, but it certainly didn't offer much that seemed original or compelling. However, my memories of the fate accorded Rambo III don't seem erroneous. ... Full Review

It is nearly impossible to objectively assess the overwhelming impact of Rambo (Sylvester Stallone) in popular culture.All four movies of the franchise, First Blood (Ted Kotcheff, 1982), Rambo: First Blood II (George P. ... Full Article

The general rule of thumb in constructing a trilogy is for the third and final film to hearken back to the first and bring a character or characters' story full circle. ... Full Article

Mr. Stallone has made an enjoyable movie with a moral point hidden somewhere in there (but Rambo isn't preachy or pretentious) First the disclaimer: I never saw Rambo III and thought Rambo: First Blood part 2 was ridiculous - so... ... Full Article

Indeed, as this chapter opens, the character of John Rambo has been demilitarized and transported to exotic self-exile in Thailand, where he lives in a Buddhist monastery and supports himself by engaging in slam-bang mercenary martial arts contests. ... Full Article

So how does a broody Vietnam vet with a long-term case of post-traumatic stress disorder keep busy in the backwaters of Thailand for 20 years between Rambo III and the sequel called just plain Rambo ? Judging from the appearance ... Full Article

Chiseled body builder-types like Sylvester Stallone, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Dolph Lundgren and Carl Weathers racked up massive body counts in Rambo III, Red Heat, Red Scorpion and Action Jackson. ... Full Article