Hello there and welcome to the review of Rambo III. For me being a teenager when the Rambo films were released at the cinema, I looked upon what had now become a trilogy of films as entertainment of a new era. The era of the action hero was upon us and they were cashing in on everything from action figures to a global restaurant chain. ---The Story--- At the beginning of the film Rambo is tracked down to Thailand, Colonel Trautman meets with Rambo and asks if Rambo wants to join him on a secret mission that is leaving to go behind enemy lines. Rambo turns the offer down. When the Team headed up by Trautman is captured by the Russians ...  Read the complete review

Rambo III is the third film to feature John Rambo played by Sylvester Stallone, this is the last of the Rambo films filmed in the eighties before it was revived in 2008. The first time we met Rambo is in the brilliant first blood which explores the demons left in soldiers minds after returning home from Vietnam, not as heroes but almost as pariahs. The Rambo we meet there is a loner, confused and demented, this is the best of the three initial films and gives us a genuine ride through the issues faced by Vietnam War veterans. Rambo I and Rambo III take the ultimate fighting force which is Rambo and place him in foreign fields fighting the enemies of the United ...  Read the complete review

While still a million miles behind First Blood, Rambo III is at least a lot more entertaining in its "Over-the-topness" than its predecessor Rambo: First Blood Part II, and doesn't take itself quite so seriously. As the chapter opens, we find John (Rambo) living in Bangkok, and participating in martial arts (stick fighting) contests for money. Colonial Trautman has travelled halfway around the world to see his favourite soldier and ask for his help in taking out those bastard Russians once again, who this time have been bullying the people of Afghanistan. At first, Rambo refuses, but after hearing later that Trautman has been captured he soon ...  Read the complete review

In Rambo:First Blood Part 2, Vietnam Veteran John Rambo was saved from a long stint in prison by his old commanding officer Colonel Trautmann (Richard Crenna) hauling him out of jail to go on a covert operation. Now, he has been captured in Afghanistan, and Rambo is the only one who has a chance to rescue him. Sent over to the war torn country, Rambo must use all his military wiles and experience if he is to make it out alive with his former C/O. Rambo III is one of those films I'm not sure if I liked or not. In terms of originality stakes and the power of a true, raw film, the first Rambo film will win hands down each time, but there is something carefree and ...  Read the complete review

John Rambo has big muscles, big hair and a huge knife, he’s also very angry so Commies watch out! THE STORY Rambo 3 as the title suggest is the third film in this hugely successful series started in 1982 with ‘First Blood’. In the original film we are introduced to the character of John Rambo a Vietnam veteran who on returning home find himself shunned by the society he fought for in the war. After being forced to return to front line operations to rescue some POW in Rambo 2 we now find Rambo a much more spiritual, at ease with himself figure who refuses the request by his former commander Col Trautman to lead a secret mission to help ...  Read the complete review