RAMBO: FIRST BLOOD PART II 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray + Digital

Best Rambo movie yet! Rambo First Blood Part II is even more action packed than the first movie that expands on the Rambo and Trautman characters. The supporting characters are great (Co, Murdock, the Russian military leader, etc.) and add to the awesomeness of the movie. The movie takes place 3 years after First Blood when Rambo is in Prison, Trautman brings him out to find P.O.W.s in Vietnam. From there, the action builds up, right from when Rambo gets stuck on the plane. The character development is great and you feel really sad for Co and Rambo when Co dies. The Russians and Vietnamese are great. Trautman is fantastic once again. Murdock and his crew are good. This movie also starts off the "one-man army" idea when Rambo single-handedly takes out the entire Russian and Vietnamese military there with a little help, but he does most of the work. There are also many great quotes from the movie as well, such as: "Murdock. Murdock, I'm coming to get you.", "You know there's more men out there, you know where they are. Find them, or I'll find you.", "How will you live?" "Day by day.", "What you call Hell, he calls home.", "I'm expendable.", and many other great quotes. The soundtrack is epic and heroic sounding. Rambo also extends his killing methods, my favorite kill from the movies being the one where he hides in the mud and strikes from behind. Another cool kill is when he pulls the guy into the rocks. In the end, the soundtrack, Rambo's heroism, the ending saving the P.O.W.s, and Rambo's speech: "I want what they want, and what every other guy who came over here, who spilled his guts, and gave everything he had wants, for our country to love us, as much as we love it. That's what I want.", and many other reasons, give this movie a very patriotic feel to it. It's my favorite '80s action movie and one of my favorite movies ever that I can watch all the time and never get bored of it. I recommend anyone to buy Rambo First Blood Part II, because it gives you the feeling of who the character is. When it's over, you can't help feeling patriotic. The movie is very re-watchable and entertaining and I highly recommend it!

Good movie

Upgraded from dvd to 4k. The audio and video quality enhanced the enjoyment of the movie.

Great action film! Legendary actor

The second movie opens with everyone's favorite tortured war hero in prison due to the rampage he went on last time. At the onset he is visited by Colonel Trautman (Richard Crenna), who offers him a job in exchange for a possible pardon. Upon learning he will be sent into Vietnam to search for POWs still being held prisoner by the Viet Cong, Rambo readily agrees to the mission. From there he is flown to a base near the Vietnamese border and meets with Murdoch (the ever-surly Charles Napier), the man in charge of the operation. After a harrowing plane ride, he drops into enemy territory to make contact with Co (Julia Nickson), and as you probably know, the rest is history. Rambo proceeds to butcher every enemy in sight in his relentless war on oppression and becomes an iconic action hero. If First Blood created Rambo, than Part II unleashed him. This movie, along with Rambo III, is what people usually think of when they think of Rambo. From here on out he is an unstoppable killing machine--shooting, stabbing and exploding America's enemies. Beneath it all, the tortured soul from First Blood is alive and well, though less apparent since he once again has a purpose. I like the part where he explains to Co what it means to be expendable, and later she declares to him, "You are not expendable." This is the only Rambo movie to feature a love interest. This movie ties with Rambo III for my second favorite of the series behind First Blood. I prefer the first one since it has such a strong focus on character development. Still, these movies are all enjoyable since in each one you get to see a different side of John Rambo. And, of course, each one delivers on his immortal promise: "I'll give you a war you won't believe."

Always love the classics

Was voted in top 5 greatest human achievements in the history of the world by the UN in 1986. The movie has gone on to inspire countless millions of lives and restored the hope of humanity to an aching world

Cool I'm a Rambo lover have them all

Bought this bluray and not have subtitles in Portuguese. I cheated

Vorliegender zweiter Teil stammt aus der erfolgreichsten Zeit von Action Ikone Sylvester Stallone. 1985 war Sly der bekannteste und beliebteste Film Actionstar weltweit. Dank Filmen wie Rocky: Der Kampf des Jahrhunderts und eben Rambo 2. Ein Jahr später inszenierte Rambo 2 Regisseur Cosmatos Stallones nächsten, aus heutiger Sicht, kultigen Charakter: Selbstjustiz Cop "Cobra", der aber leider nie ne Fortsetzung erhielt. Mit Rambo 2 schuf Stallone ne ganz neue Spezies des Actionhelden. Die der "Ein Mann Armee". Sein damaliger Erzfeind/Konkurrent Arnold Schwarzenegger tat es ihm nach im ebenfalls starken Actionkracher "Phantom Kommando". Die beiden Urgewalten des neuen Actionkino schenkten den Fans einst ikonische Figuren. Anders als der Vorgänger First Blood ist Rambo 2 kein Psycho Drama mehr. Mit Erklärungen wird sich zu Beginn auch nicht viel aufgehalten. Rambo wird auf eine Mission nach Südost Asien geschickt. Und schnell ist der wortkarge Elite Kämpfer auf feindlichem Gebiet auf seine Fähigkeiten angewiesen... Seit Teil 2 hat Sly in Sachen Gewalt in allen Filmen der Rambo Reihe die Latte höher gelegt, und seinen Ruf als größter Actionstar aller Zeiten untermauert. Arnie Fans sehen das Naturgemäß anders ;). Das Bild der 4K UHD ist gegenüber der herkömmlichen Blu-ray erwartungsgemäß Detailreicher und schärfer. Und dank der HDR Technik kommen Farben auch in Rambo 2 natürlicher zur Geltung. 5 Sterne für Film und Bildqualität.

um filme apesar de ser antigo mais e um excelente filme vale apenas ter na minha coleção e em 4k melhor ainda

"Rambo: First Blood Part 2" (1985) is a violent action film, written by Sylvester Stallone and James Cameron. Here, Stallone reprises his role as John Rambo, an ex-special forces Vietnam veteran who's suffering from post-traumatic stress as a consequence of the War. This film is a sequel to the original 'First Blood' movie (based on the bestselling novel by David Morrell), and it's set a few years after the events depicted in that earlier film (which ended with Rambo being detained by the authorities, following the mayhem he caused after going on the run from the police) . This second instalment in the movie series opens with Rambo being released from prison - on the condition that he undertakes a covert mission for the CIA. He's tasked with secretly entering Vietnam and taking photos of any remaining American POW's at an old (supposedly abandoned) camp. Rambo agrees - but isn't satisfied with photos. He finds POW's and rescues one ... only the CIA don't like this eventuality, and it's decided to leave Rambo behind enemy lines. Rambo's captured and tortured. Yet he manages to escape, battles the Vietnam soldiers (and the Soviet ones also stationed there), rescues the POW's and then flies to an American base across the border. For its time, this was an intense action movie - and even today (over 30 years later) the action sequences hold up. Rambo is depicted as, quite literally, a one-man army - capable of enduring horrendous tortures, refusing to break, and always ready to fight back. When enraged, he's unstoppable. This is one of the most popular of Stallone's films. Okay, its plot is fairly simple and straightforward. Yet this movie was a defining element in 1980's Western popular culture. If you're a fan of action films, I thoroughly recommend it. It helps to have watched "First Blood", but that isn't essential. This Blu-ray edition presents very good video and audio quality - but, unfortunately, there are few extras. Just to say, a Blu-ray box set of all four Rambo films is available.

c'est un film "historique", pas dans le sens de relater la guerre du Vietnam pas à pas, mais historique des années 80, dans la mesure où ce volet a partagé radicalement l'opinion publique, créant des pro et anti-stallone beaucoup plus fortement que par la série des Rocky Balboa. Le film lui même rappelle aujourd'hui plus un banal film de guerre et d'action qu'un film polémique, mais à l'époque, le film se voulait redonner le moral aux soldats de la nation colonisatrice, synonyme d'anathème pour les héritiers de la génération contestataire des années 68. Clint Eastwood avait déjà dans les années 70 contesté les mouvements bien pensants de l'époque avec les méthodes musclées de son inspecteur Harry; Ici, bien sur qu'en apparence, John Rambo s'en prend à l'administration américaine dans le scénario, mais personne n'est dupe à l'époque, et le fait d'agir en Rambo signifie, "se faire justice soi même par des méthodes expéditives", être un anticommuniste primaire (nous sommes en France en pleine orthodoxie Mitterandienne et l'affreux Ronald Reagan symbolise l'Impérialisme américain, surtout pour notre intelligensia parisienne: qu'un individu seul superhéros déchu triomphe de tous les dangers et écrase l'Armée rouge aux tropiques irrite nos collectivistes, si férus de troupes de, de groupes de ou rassemblements de.. Tout les irrite dans son comportement: il fout une raclée aux troupes soviétiques car elles ont tuées sa petite amie, il impose finalement une sorte de retour du Western sauce Ketchup contemporaine, (Reagan n'était il pas lui aussi un ancien acteur de western?)... il liquide une compagnie entière de fantassins vietnamiens, alors que face aux populations indigènes, nous sommes dans la rédemption coupable orchestrée par les tiers-mondistes, qui ont alors le vent en poupe... ************************* Alors je conteste cette relecture contemporaine du film totalement anachronique que certains internautes sont tentés de faire pour satisfaire leurs convictions personnelles: à l'époque, il s'agit d'une critique virulente contre l'administration J.Carter notamment pour son immobilisme compulsif, notamment illustrée par la prise d'otage de l'ambassade américaine en Iran...Ce film marque la revanche des nationalistes américains, d'une union renouée entre la nation et son armée, car "bordel, ce sont nos hommes"dixit dans le film. Stallone ne prône pas un esprit "va t-en guerre", mais veut une union de fierté et de défense des intérêts américains entre le bidasse et son état major, ses dirigeants. Vous l'avez compris, le film est "lourdement" politique, et on aime ou n'aime pas en fonction de ses convictions, et engagements à l'époque; Le succès commercial de l'époque froisse aussi bien la sphère intellectuelle légitimée par le pouvoir français, que les supporters de l'abrogation de la peine de mort, qui nous avaient quelques années auparavant pris en otage sans aucun débat démocratique; C'est un film profondément anti-coppola par rapport à Apocalypse Now, car il présente plus que des bons ou des méchants, des justes et des injustes avec une notion de châtiment bien loin de l'esprit de films antérieurs: fin du fouillis perpétuel couronné par la notion de "Vietnam", comme synonyme de pourriture des esprits et de l'érosion inexorable des corps et des têtes des combattants abandonnés à eux-même. bien sur, le film date un peu aujourd'hui dans sa mise en scène, ou par son synopsis , mais il mérite d'être connu comme un élément de l'Histoire contemporaine, un phénomène médiatique de contrepouvoir populaire, qui a marqué les générations de l'Époque.