2008·Action·1h 32m
6.6
★
In Thailand, ex-Green Beret John James Rambo joins a group of mercenaries to venture into war-torn neighboring Myanmar to rescue a group of Christian aid workers who have been kidnapped by a ruthless local infantry unit.
Directed by Sylvester Stallone
snake
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missionary
boat
river
pastor
border
mercenary
thailand
burma
sequel
disturbed
Rank
#96 in 2008·#4855 overall
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Cast
Sylvester Stallone
John Rambo
Julie Benz
Sarah
Matthew Marsden
School Boy
Graham McTavish
Lewis
Reynaldo Gallegos
Diaz
Tim Kang
En-Joo
Jake La Botz
Reese
Maung Maung Khin
Tint
Paul Schulze
Michael Burnett
James With
Preacher
Suppakorn Kitsuwan
Myint
Aung Aay Noi
Lt. Aye
Crew
Sylvester Stallone
Director
Sylvester Stallone
Screenplay
Brian Tyler
Original Music Composer
Avi Lerner
Producer
Boaz Davidson
Executive Producer
Kevin King Templeton
Producer
Kevin Bernhardt
Co-Producer
Peter Block
Executive Producer
Randall Emmett
Executive Producer
George Furla
Executive Producer
Bob Weinstein
Executive Producer
Harvey Weinstein
Executive Producer
Popular Reviews
542 reviews
Portoroghi
6.0★ · 06/24/26
I forgot how bloody this gets. I wish the film was more mature though, especially since the opening sequences showing real events were gut wrenching. The added characters were unnecessary too. What made Rambo special was his lone fighter persona.
I forgot how bloody this gets. I wish the film was more mature though, especially since the opening sequences showing real events were gut wrenching. The added characters were unnecessary too. What made Rambo special was his lone fighter persona.
Vexfield
2.0★ · 06/07/26
They shouldn't let Sylvester Stallone direct or write anymore.
The dialogue is just horrible. I think there wasn't a single line of dialogue that I thought was believable. Some of the performances definitely didn't help.
While the last two movies focused on wanting to tell us so badly that America is the best. This one focused on Christianity. Every time they bring it up you can feel how they wanted to pander to the conservative audience.
The only positive thing is they made it finally slightly more grounded.
The dialogue is just horrible. I think there wasn't a single line of dialogue that I thought was believable. Some of the performances definitely didn't help.
While the last two movies focused on wanting to tell us so badly that America is the best. This one focused on Christianity. Every time they bring it up you can feel how they wanted to pander to the conservative audience.
The only positive thing is they made it finally slightly more grounded.
They shouldn't let Sylvester Stallone direct or write anymore.
The dialogue is just horrible. I think there wasn't a single line of dialogue that I thought was believable. Some of the performances definitely didn't help.
While the last two movies focused on wanting to tell us so badly that America is the best. This one focused on Christianity. Every time they bring it up you can feel how they wanted to pander to the conservative audience.
The only positive thing is they made it finally slightly more grounded.
The dialogue is just horrible. I think there wasn't a single line of dialogue that I thought was believable. Some of the performances definitely didn't help.
While the last two movies focused on wanting to tell us so badly that America is the best. This one focused on Christianity. Every time they bring it up you can feel how they wanted to pander to the conservative audience.
The only positive thing is they made it finally slightly more grounded.
Stephen Kane
6.0★ · 05/07/26
Can't believe this is the one Andy was talking about in that episode of Parks and Rec
Can't believe this is the one Andy was talking about in that episode of Parks and Rec
Maia
6.0★ · 03/27/26
White saviorism : a lesson ? I guess ?
White saviorism : a lesson ? I guess ?
Abdity
8.0★ · 03/06/26
Rambo is him
Rambo is him