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Rambo [Blu-ray]

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Released: 2008-05-27

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Rambo Blu-ray Cast & Features Cast:
Sylvester Stallone, Julie Benz, Paul Schulze, Matthew Marsden, Graham McTavish, Tim Kang, Rey Gallegos, Jake LaBotz, Maung Maung Khim, Ken Howard, Cameron Pearson, Thomas Peterson, Tony Skarberg, James Wearing Smith, Kasikorn Niyompattana, Shaliew Bamrungbun, Suparkorn Kijsuwan, Aung Aay Noi, Aung Theng, Pornpop Kampusiri, Wasawat Panyarat, Kammul Kawtep, Sornram Patchimtasanakarn, Noa Jei, Kjam Saen, Aun Lung Su, Pan Dokngam, Han Pik, Tip Tiya, Nee Lungjai, Yupin Mu Pae, Moan Adisak, Somsak Wongsa, Surachai Muangdee, Mana Sen-Mi, Toole Khan Kham, Saiwan Lungta, Watcharentr Sedtho, Rapimpa Dibu, May Kung

Director(s): Sylvester Stallone

Features:
Audio Commentary with Sylvester Stallone featuring a Blu-ray exclusive expanded option that takes you beyond the film with extended and Bonus View (tm) Picture-in-Picture exploration into the film's casting, location and other filmmaking secrets
Deleted Scenes
"Legacy of Despair: The Struggle in Burma" Featurette
"It's a Long Road: Resurrection of an Icon" Featurette
"A Score to Settle: The Music of RAMBO" Featurette
"The Art of War: Completing RAMBO" Featurette
"The Weaponry of RAMBO" Featurette
"A Hero's Welcome: Release and Reaction" Featurette
Rambo Series Trailer Gallery
MoLog (tm)

Rambo Blu-ray Details

Video:
COLOR
Audio:
Dolby Digital w/ sub-woofer channel
Language:
English
Spanish
Subtitles:
English, Spanish

Running Time: 93
Genre: Action Adventure
Item Weight: 1
UPC: 031398232995
Product Code: LGT23299BR
Format: Blu-Ray DVD
Year:2008
Studio: Lions Gate

Rambo Blu-ray Summary When a group of missionary aid workers in Myanmar disappear into the vast green inferno, vigilante Vietnam War veteran John Rambo (Sylvester Stallone) leaves his job as a Salween River boatman behind to accompany a group of mercenaries on a daring rescue mission.

It's been 20 years since Rambo helped mujahedeen rebels fend off Soviet invaders in Afghanistan, and these days the former soldier lives a simple life in northern Thailand.

Yet despite the fact that Rambo has long since traded in his guns for a fishing reel, the world's longest-running civil war rages into its 60th year on the nearby Thai-Burma border.

It seems like every day more rebels, mercenaries, medics, and peace workers cross through the remote village where Rambo lives, most of them never to be seen again.

One day, human rights missionaries Sarah Miller (Julie Benz) and Michael Burnett (Paul Schulze) show up asking Rambo to guide them up the Salween so they can get some much-needed food and medical supplies to the desperate Karen tribe.

According to Sarah and Michael, the Burmese military has planted land mines all along the roads leading into the tribe's village, making it virtually impossible to reach the tribe via land.

At first Rambo flatly refuses to cross into Burma, but these refugees will most certainly die without aid, and he eventually relents.

Two weeks after Rambo drops the group off in dangerous territory, pastor Arthur Marsh (Ken Howard) arrives with a chilling message: the aid workers never returned from their mission into the jungle, and the embassies refuse to help Marsh and his fellow missionaries find their missing friends.

Marsh knows that Sarah, Michael, and the rest of the missing missionaries are being held hostage by the Burmese army, and in order to hire the mercenaries needed for a rescue mission he has mortgaged his house and taken up a special collection from his congregation.

Now, despite the fact that Rambo has long since sworn off all forms of violence, the knowledge that innocent missionaries are being used as pawns in a brutal war leaves him with no other choice than to venture behind enemy lines on his most dangerous mission to date.

Rambo Blu-ray Outside Critic Reviews "Rambo hits his stride in the film's second half, meting out justice in an unjust world and ultimately the movie works best when warbling its out-of-tune greatest hits." - LA Times

"Stunningly, unrelentingly violent." - Dallas Morning News

"It�s far from a perfect movie, and some will get too caught up in the debate over the use of such a war as the subtext for a popcorn action lover, but Stallone has delivered the movie Rambo fans would have asked for." - Sky Movies