Ok so what happened was when I made this video a few years ago I used some background music which claimed to be “Royalty Free Music” which was free to use, well I guess it wasn’t that free after all as it was claimed, so I replaced it :)
reupload is code for - the owner cant be bothered to make a video this week so he just edit a milisecond and then reupload it . time to make some bucks of the same material again!
This is my favorite of the Rambo movies. The helicopter sequence, the noisy arrows, the glazey cinematography, and the lady Rambo was on the mission with.
"never took off" you say? Minty, the Rambo toy line was HUMONGOUS here in Argentina. It's still remembered to this day and there are auctions and collectors all over the place
I had the Rambo play set as a kid. Got it 2nd hand from older kids in neighborhood who out grew it. Had a bamboo tower/prison cage. So many hours of fun and enjoyment
Sucks to be you I still have mine . The bozooka still shoots , but the prison cage no longer closes lol . Now that I said that I think I might have to reavaluate my life.
Rambo: First Blood Part 2 was my first introduction to Rambo when I was 8 years old. It had been out for 3 years so I was able to get it from the local video store for the weekend for 3 bucks. Yay, 80's prices! Loved it so much that I rented it again a month later, but this time I had a blank tape and copied that shit lol
"Murdoch." Stallone pulls the speaker 🔊 close, cut to sweaty man "Murdoch, I'm coming to get you.". Rambo First Blood Part 2 aswell as embodying 80's Reaganomics is the highest grossing entry in the franchise.
@@simonwarner1397 I know, right! Though, not as comedic as the way Coffee is for closers puts it. ''Stalone pulls the speaker close,...'' THAT, right there, is hilarious, as I can visualize Rambo squeezing the mic handle as he is pulling the mic closer to him!
I think it's a sign of Stallone's greatness as a creator and artist that he can easily alternate between serious compelling drama and mindless thrilling action.
Sly is one of the greatest action stars of all time. He may have developed an ego the size of the planet at the height of his fame, but he developed two of the biggest franchises of the last 40 years, and had a huge string of stand alone successes on top of that, so I guess that's to be expected. Say what you will, but Sly has always know how to get asses in to theater seats.
I've read the novelization of Rambo 2. I'll give away a spoiler that is only in the novel. When Rambo is piloting the chopper back after he rescued the POWs, he tells them what they missed out on in civilization, like Star Wars. Yeah, he tells them what Star Wars is.
I remember going to the movies multiple times to see this movie when it first came out and I also remember that it did a lot to make Vietnam veterans popular. My dad did two tours in Vietnam. His first tour was with the 3/4 Cav 25th Infantry Division and he did his second tour with the 170th Assault Helicopter Company 1st Aviation Brigade.
Always good to meet another Tropic Lightning baby! My father, MSG Charley L. Baker HQ HQ, also served in the division, from Korea to 'Nam. In fact, my avatar picture is him circa '73 after his last deployment 'in-country.' His devotion to service, along with my two grandfathers and my two brothers, inspired me to enlist. Still I was the blacksheep of the family; they were all combat arms I on the other hand was a combat medic (insert smile). "Doc B" 1st ID HHC 1/16 Infantry [MECH] Med. Plt. Evac Section Semper Paratus
@@grapeshot No just someone that hates trolls that always say my dad or granddad did this or that because they never did anything with the lives they were given.
The Rambo series has always been an amazing vector of political and social commentary. First Blood dealt with PTSD and heroes returning to an ungrateful nation. Rambo II was loosely based on the work of LTC. Bo Gritz. Rambo III dealt with Russians in Afghanistan (super interesting to watch it now). Rambo dealt with third-world genocide. Last Blood dealt with cartel violence. Such an incredible series that would have never happened if they followed the book.
Nighthawks (w/ Billy Del Williams); Demolition Man (w/ Wesley Snipes); The Specialist are my sentimental faves of Stallone films - way more than the Rocky, Rambo, and Expendables entries.
I'm glad that you included the novelization of Rambo. It was odd that the author who wrote his own book (First Blood), that the movie was based on, & killed off Rambo at the end, would then do a novelization of the continuation of his creation. In the forward he wrote "In my book, he died, in the movie he lived (so I am going to write a novelization of a story someone else created)". Rambo was just another iconic 80's action movie. The critics didn't get it, the fans ate it up.
Tango & Cash is severely slept on. That movie is a blast. It might be cheesier than a pack of Kraft singles and as unrealistic as Lord of the Rings, but it's an absolute blast. Sly and Kurt had great chemistry, and it was great seeing Sly play against type as a douchey, upperclass yuppie cop. Such a fun ride.
I remember playing a different Rambo game on C64: Rambo - First Blood and it was amazing at that time. You could destroy environment like trees and buildings, which was mind blowing. And the music by Martin Galway was awesome.
There was also a Atari gaming console called "Rambo TV Games" with Rambos picture on the package box. I still have mine.😁 Stalone was very popular action movies star in my country so lots of movies with him are still popular in my generation.
I had the Rambo II game for my Commodore 64 by Ocean Software. The music of the boit up screen was awesome. Thst video game version you showed is not the same game.
I remember as a kid thinking that the first Rambo was just like the second I felt like the first movie was a soap opera compared to the second which was all action. I was one of many people who ignored the first movie and only got into the action like most kids. Now that I think about it Rambo 2 might be all in Rambo's head as he hallucinates the whole think in his ptsd schizoprenic episode inside his head.
I saw Rambo 2 and 3 in the 80s first before seeing First Blood, and when I saw FB i remember thinking it was boring. I saw FB recently for the first time since then and was surprised how good it really was, especially Stallone's acting.
Rambo First Blood II is my favorite movie of all. In 1985 when it came out I was in 11th grade about to go into 12th. I went every weekend that summer and saw it. I still love it. Whenever it’s on tv I’ll sit and watch it. I loved the knife. I got on a couple of years ago. It’s my favorite knife that I have.
9:31 The placement of that "Powerful Red Sunset" is no accident either. Also, notice they wanted to show Rambo with an RPG like the US poster, but I'm assuming the reference art had him holding an M-60 machine gun. So, just draw an RPG warhead on the end of the M-60
TAGLINES: "What most people call hell, he calls home." "They sent him on a mission and set him up to fail, but they made one mistake. They forgot who they were dealing with: Rambo." "No man, no law, no war can stop him."
Always found it in bad taste a hard rated movie franchise would sell toys to kids who shouldn't be watching the bloody movies. The cartoon was even more insulting. But no one ever accused Hollywood of being tasteful and caring about children.
@@patrickfennell6372 True but, it's up to the parents to monitor what kids watch/consume/buy. Gi Joe, Rambo not far jumps from The Lone Ranger, and John Wayne, Westerns etc. Gun toating tough guys lol. It's not like Rambo was was Friday the 13th or Freddy Kruger.
For any of you who are not 20th Century made military small arms experts or enthusiasts. @12:24-12:25,that clip shows Rambo about to shoot a U.S. M-72 anti-tank rocket launcher than shows he's holding a pistol grip of a Soviet/Russian R.P.G.-7 anti-tank rocket launcher(M72 don't have pistol grip as there is a rectangle button on top of tube to push down to fire the high explosive rocket).
oh yeah, you can see him on "the world's dumbest " series.... along with Todd bridges, Leif Garrett, some other comedians... it can be funny ,sometimes
What happens is that people who criticizes don't see the movie for what it is. In my world of perception it's an amazing masterpiece. I watch movies in a perspective of either a comic book or pulp novel and nothing else. With all the cheesiness that this movie and all others before and after, they're the best kind. The only reason, just like reading a book, to watch this is to escape even for a fraction of a moment from what it's called, LIFE... Nothing more, nothing less. Those who criticize don't get the irony or joke of it all. But most eventually do when they see the movies a few times more then years later change their minds. The Thing is a prime example like this movie. A lot of critics have changed their minds in recent years. Why they are becoming more popular again, now.
Ha your 100% right, no room in the toy box at that time. That and id be a little creepy for a parent bringing lil Johney home his very own P.O.W toy. Epic Video.
Watched Rambo 2 for the 1st time in 30 plus years... Forgot awfully good it was, as in it was both at the same time. Payed it little mind at the begining, by the end, glued to the srceen.
Two more interesting facts. Firstly Stallone shopped the screenplay around for a year looking for financiers. One of them was Cannon Films who liked the idea but the budget needed was well beyond their capabilities. So Stallone left empty handed but Cannon pursued the premise and came up with 'Missing in Action' and cast the far less expensive Chuck Norris. The budget for that was about a tenth of what Rambo 2 had. Also when you think of legendary director of photography Jack Cardiff you think of The Red Shoes, Black Narcissus, The African Queen and A Matter of Life and Death amongst many other classic movies. He was also the DOP of this movie. It sure sounds strange until you watch it and the you realise how well framed and lit the film is.
Ok so what happened was when I made this video a few years ago I used some background music which claimed to be “Royalty Free Music” which was free to use, well I guess it wasn’t that free after all as it was claimed, so I replaced it :)
reupload is code for - the owner cant be bothered to make a video this week so he just edit a milisecond and then reupload it . time to make some bucks of the same material again!
@@darknessviking nobody is forcing you to watch
Good morning Minty! 6am here on the west side of the states
Yeah. I have used music from YT's own library that was claimed. Dumb YT does not know it.
It's okay Minty, I'll still rewatch it 👍🏼
This is my favorite of the Rambo movies. The helicopter sequence, the noisy arrows, the glazey cinematography, and the lady Rambo was on the mission with.
Very compassionate of you to mention and pay homage to those lost in filming and the perils of making a movie.
Minty is definitely a class act.
@@dvt1393 without a doubt. And fun and funny
Sucks: Australia is gone. A NWO lab of disgusting laws and oppression..Full of Tyrants.
The nice thing about re-uploads is getting to see them again after the reminder of how great it was watching the video the first time.
It's also worth noting that this movie spawned the sales of archery sets as well as knives with a hollow handle and a compass.
I still have my toy Rambo knife from then with compass and openable top.
Yeah. Too bad that this movie didn't inspire anyone to go to the gym.
@@randallulrich Ha, true!
Sucks: Australia is gone. A NWO lab of disgusting laws and oppression..Full of Tyrants.
I love all the Rambo movies. This one was still really enjoyable and it's really badass
"never took off" you say? Minty, the Rambo toy line was HUMONGOUS here in Argentina. It's still remembered to this day and there are auctions and collectors all over the place
I had the Rambo play set as a kid. Got it 2nd hand from older kids in neighborhood who out grew it. Had a bamboo tower/prison cage. So many hours of fun and enjoyment
Sucks to be you I still have mine . The bozooka still shoots , but the prison cage no longer closes lol . Now that I said that I think I might have to reavaluate my life.
@@feck2594 I still have the plastic base plastic. I used it for many Gi-Joe, ninja turtles, Xenomorph, power ranger battle royals
Rambo: First Blood Part 2 was my first introduction to Rambo when I was 8 years old. It had been out for 3 years so I was able to get it from the local video store for the weekend for 3 bucks. Yay, 80's prices! Loved it so much that I rented it again a month later, but this time I had a blank tape and copied that shit lol
"Murdoch." Stallone pulls the speaker 🔊 close, cut to sweaty man "Murdoch, I'm coming to get you.". Rambo First Blood Part 2 aswell as embodying 80's Reaganomics is the highest grossing entry in the franchise.
looking those close up shots of Murdoch sweating, it was almost comedic
@@simonwarner1397 I know, right! Though, not as comedic as the way Coffee is for closers puts it. ''Stalone pulls the speaker close,...''
THAT, right there, is hilarious, as I can visualize Rambo squeezing the mic handle as he is pulling the mic closer to him!
Sucks: Australia is gone. A NWO lab of disgusting laws and oppression..Full of Tyrants.
And the way the lightening strikes as he says it is totally awesome!!!
That was an incredible scene! You knew that the likelihood of him coming to get Murdoch was better than a Tom Brady comeback in the Superbowl.
She is the reason why I fall in love with Asian ladies.
She kinda looks like Asia Carrera
9:33 they "photoshopped" machine gun with RPG, glorious AF
LOL after a quick double take I was like "How does that even work?" I'm actually surprised the didn't add double under barrel grenade launchers.
That weapon is a complete piece of fiction; an M60 that launches RPGs. But even the geometry is wrong. I don't think M.C. Escher could understand it.
I think it's a sign of Stallone's greatness as a creator and artist that he can easily alternate between serious compelling drama and mindless thrilling action.
Sly is one of the greatest action stars of all time. He may have developed an ego the size of the planet at the height of his fame, but he developed two of the biggest franchises of the last 40 years, and had a huge string of stand alone successes on top of that, so I guess that's to be expected. Say what you will, but Sly has always know how to get asses in to theater seats.
I've read the novelization of Rambo 2. I'll give away a spoiler that is only in the novel. When Rambo is piloting the chopper back after he rescued the POWs, he tells them what they missed out on in civilization, like Star Wars. Yeah, he tells them what Star Wars is.
Hahahahahaha I dunno man... That sounds a bit ridiculous. No mention of Disco?
Btw having Sharpe as your avatar. Now that is soldiering.
Cool. Weird to think Sly actually auditioned for the role of Han Solo
@@darkcoeficient Rambo hates Disco.
@@darkcoeficient: As soon as Rambo told them about disco, the POWs all said "Never mind. Take me back. I'd rather be in prison."
I love Minty remembers the fallen actors/actress & stunt persons who passed making our favorite movies...stay as you are Minty,LOVE your channel!
Bonus Fact: Julia Nickson also played Catherine Sakai in the first season of Babylon 5.
I remember going to the movies multiple times to see this movie when it first came out and I also remember that it did a lot to make Vietnam veterans popular. My dad did two tours in Vietnam. His first tour was with the 3/4 Cav 25th Infantry Division and he did his second tour with the 170th Assault Helicopter Company 1st Aviation Brigade.
Not another piece of fake crap that said "My dad did this and that". I wish they would tell these pieces of crap to FO and get a real job.
Always good to meet another Tropic Lightning baby! My father, MSG Charley L. Baker HQ HQ, also served in the division, from Korea to 'Nam. In fact, my avatar picture is him circa '73 after his last deployment 'in-country.' His devotion to service, along with my two grandfathers and my two brothers, inspired me to enlist. Still I was the blacksheep of the family; they were all combat arms I on the other hand was a combat medic (insert smile).
"Doc B" 1st ID HHC 1/16 Infantry [MECH] Med. Plt. Evac Section
Semper Paratus
@@charleslennonbaker 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
@@Camman010 not another hate-filled troll. That wallows in their incredulity.
@@grapeshot No just someone that hates trolls that always say my dad or granddad did this or that because they never did anything with the lives they were given.
The Rambo series has always been an amazing vector of political and social commentary. First Blood dealt with PTSD and heroes returning to an ungrateful nation. Rambo II was loosely based on the work of LTC. Bo Gritz. Rambo III dealt with Russians in Afghanistan (super interesting to watch it now). Rambo dealt with third-world genocide. Last Blood dealt with cartel violence. Such an incredible series that would have never happened if they followed the book.
It is interesting and intriguing. Quite riveting and how much these movies are close to reality
It is a bit cringe in hindsight how Rambo III is “dedicated to the brave Mujahadeen.” 😬
Love this movie as a teenager in the 80's. Sure critics hated it, boy was it a fun movie though. Still watch it every now and then.
Rambo II was one of my favorite movies as a kid right after COMMANDO - it was a great friggin movie!!!
Seen this a million times when I was a kid. So good.
Lol yeah I think it was grade 4 when I alternated between this or The Lost Boys that I would rent from the video store every weekend haha
I love Stallone's movies rocky, rambo, demolition man etc.
@DNO Elliott ants, The expendables trilogy
Nighthawks (w/ Billy Del Williams); Demolition Man (w/ Wesley Snipes); The Specialist are my sentimental faves of Stallone films - way more than the Rocky, Rambo, and Expendables entries.
I'm glad that you included the novelization of Rambo. It was odd that the author who wrote his own book (First Blood), that the movie was based on, & killed off Rambo at the end, would then do a novelization of the continuation of his creation. In the forward he wrote "In my book, he died, in the movie he lived (so I am going to write a novelization of a story someone else created)".
Rambo was just another iconic 80's action movie. The critics didn't get it, the fans ate it up.
I read both.
Part 1 is a classic. Part 2 is kick-ass.
The Rocky and Rambo films are great, but out of all the movies in Stallone's Filmography, my favorites are, Tango & Cash, Cobra and The Expendables.
Tango & Cash is severely slept on. That movie is a blast. It might be cheesier than a pack of Kraft singles and as unrealistic as Lord of the Rings, but it's an absolute blast. Sly and Kurt had great chemistry, and it was great seeing Sly play against type as a douchey, upperclass yuppie cop. Such a fun ride.
I remember playing a different Rambo game on C64: Rambo - First Blood and it was amazing at that time. You could destroy environment like trees and buildings, which was mind blowing. And the music by Martin Galway was awesome.
There was also a Atari gaming console called "Rambo TV Games" with Rambos picture on the package box. I still have mine.😁 Stalone was very popular action movies star in my country so lots of movies with him are still popular in my generation.
The Sega master system had a Rambo game as well, it was pretty good.
Rambo: Murdock...
(Holding the 🎤 🎙 microphone tighter)
I'm comin' to get you.
I haven't seen it in many years, but when I was a kid, I LOVED Rambo 2 and never missed an opportunity to watch it.
I had the Rambo II game for my Commodore 64 by Ocean Software. The music of the boit up screen was awesome. Thst video game version you showed is not the same game.
I had it for the Spectrum. It was a great game. The Rambo III game wasn't nearly as good.
@@robfinlay8058 I saw a comparison version video. Lol yeah that Spectrum version wasn't very good.
"Stop saying Rambo in there!"
-Chief Wiggum
I remember as a kid thinking that the first Rambo was just like the second I felt like the first movie was a soap opera compared to the second which was all action. I was one of many people who ignored the first movie and only got into the action like most kids. Now that I think about it Rambo 2 might be all in Rambo's head as he hallucinates the whole think in his ptsd schizoprenic episode inside his head.
I saw Rambo 2 and 3 in the 80s first before seeing First Blood, and when I saw FB i remember thinking it was boring. I saw FB recently for the first time since then and was surprised how good it really was, especially Stallone's acting.
Rambo First Blood II is my favorite movie of all. In 1985 when it came out I was in 11th grade about to go into 12th. I went every weekend that summer and saw it. I still love it. Whenever it’s on tv I’ll sit and watch it. I loved the knife. I got on a couple of years ago. It’s my favorite knife that I have.
9:31
The placement of that "Powerful Red Sunset" is no accident either. Also, notice they wanted to show Rambo with an RPG like the US poster, but I'm assuming the reference art had him holding an M-60 machine gun. So, just draw an RPG warhead on the end of the M-60
I loved the Rambo movies as a kid. I know not many people did , but I also liked the last two .
"To survive a UA-cam Strike, you gotta become a UA-cam Strike."
I love the first 3 Rambo movies :D
TAGLINES:
"What most people call hell, he calls home."
"They sent him on a mission and set him up to fail, but they made one mistake. They forgot who they were dealing with: Rambo."
"No man, no law, no war can stop him."
That very first tagline was actually spoken by Colonel Trautman (Richard Crenna)
For some reason l read this in a Peter Griffin voice
Sucks: Australia is gone. A NWO lab of disgusting laws and oppression..Full of Tyrants.
I had a huge crush on Co she was gorgeous back in the day.
Still have this movie on VHS!
Loved it as a Kid..then Rambo 3 !
I love the Rambo franchise all the movies are great. I love the 5th movie its amazing. Great job Minty!
my earliest memory of n action movie is this one. Stallone as his buffest steroid ridden body in pure adrenaline form lol
I don’t think he did steroids. He’s not massive. He’s ripped. He was/is extremely dedicated and focused athlete. He trained like a full time job
@@PS-zw4yc clenbuterol and HGH aren't classified as steroids. However, they are illegal, and he did use them to bulk up
I loved those Rambo toys and had a lot of them. Rented the cartoon on VHS once or twice a month back in the day.
First Blood Part 2 was great. First Rambo movie I had seen, at my uncle's house. This movie made me a Rambo fan.
You know what movie they should make? A movie about Alan Parrish in 1995's Jumanji when he was trapped in the boardgame for 26 years
Could be good but if it was made in the same style as the reboots nah. It would need to be scary. "In the jungle you must wait, till the rolls 5 or 8"
@@3000KJH Exactly...not like the reboots at all ugh!.....hmm that would be a good title "5 or 8"..
If it has a serious tone,.. Definitely
My favorite Rambo movie of all time and my favorite pure action movie of all time.
I loved playing with my brothers old Rambo toys as a kid. I remember watching it on vhs and thinking, Rambo should've crossed over on Gi Joe
Always found it in bad taste a hard rated movie franchise would sell toys to kids who shouldn't be watching the bloody movies. The cartoon was even more insulting. But no one ever accused Hollywood of being tasteful and caring about children.
@@patrickfennell6372 True but, it's up to the parents to monitor what kids watch/consume/buy. Gi Joe, Rambo not far jumps from The Lone Ranger, and John Wayne, Westerns etc. Gun toating tough guys lol. It's not like Rambo was was Friday the 13th or Freddy Kruger.
I had the black dude with the retractable helmet. It was one of my favorite toys from back then.
Rambo is the only bloke who can fire an Rpg inside a helicopter without killing or injuring the people in the back from the backblast.
Love all the Rambo movies except the last one, enough said about that movie.
Great 80s action flick. Especially love the soundtrack.
Who's the real genius and star of this movie? You guessed it...
Frank Stallone.
The fanatic reference floored me😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Much love coming your way from the States. Thanks for the entertainment.
Love your Video's and Appreciate all the effort. And for this Rambo 2 Video...Great Analysis Minty
Hell yeah that Rambo cartoon was amazing!!
for its time
Yes!!!! A Fanatic reference. The Fanatic is Travolta’s best acting performance to date.
For any of you who are not 20th Century made military small arms experts or enthusiasts. @12:24-12:25,that clip shows Rambo about to shoot a U.S.
M-72 anti-tank rocket launcher than shows he's holding a pistol grip of a Soviet/Russian R.P.G.-7 anti-tank rocket launcher(M72 don't have pistol grip as there is a rectangle button on top of tube to push down to fire the high explosive rocket).
Thank you for this! One of the best movies of all time!
Another great video well done
*I never knew Stallone had a bother lol*
oh yeah, you can see him on "the world's dumbest " series.... along with Todd bridges, Leif Garrett, some other comedians... it can be funny ,sometimes
First two were the best. Thanks for posting.....
Very good video Minty💪🏻
When I was a kid I had blast with the film and I swear this movie was called *Rambo II* 🤔
What happens is that people who criticizes don't see the movie for what it is. In my world of perception it's an amazing masterpiece. I watch movies in a perspective of either a comic book or pulp novel and nothing else. With all the cheesiness that this movie and all others before and after, they're the best kind. The only reason, just like reading a book, to watch this is to escape even for a fraction of a moment from what it's called, LIFE... Nothing more, nothing less. Those who criticize don't get the irony or joke of it all. But most eventually do when they see the movies a few times more then years later change their minds. The Thing is a prime example like this movie. A lot of critics have changed their minds in recent years. Why they are becoming more popular again, now.
Great re-up Minty, how about doing Rambo 3 & the rest of the trilogy
This is the first movie I saw in the theater. My mom was a huge Stallone fan. I was about 4 or 5. I loved it!!!
Rambo 4 : the most brutal Rambo movie lines.
I love watching your videos on your channel from here in Ireland keep up the good work 🎥💪💪
Stallone is a legend!!!
Hey man, good stuff! As per usual with you. :-D Thanks for the new vid. Keep 'em comin'!
Total awesomeness 🤟🤟
Thax minty ur amazing person and youtuber Gob bless u
Lun der grun? Hahaha love ya minty, keep up the good work brother😘
Rambo....the plausible super hero
Minty even though it is a re-uploaded video we will still watch it. Love the content.
First Blood part 2 is my fave out of them all
Nice one again, Minty.
There are two versions of the game on C64, US and UK version. UK version by Ocean is far superior, quite similar to Commando in game play.
A great sequel. Better? Idk but I watch the trilogy all the time
This is my favorite movie of all time ☝🏼
Ha your 100% right, no room in the toy box at that time. That and id be a little creepy for a parent bringing lil Johney home his very own P.O.W toy. Epic Video.
In the video game Rambo looked like he was carrying a Maglight. 😆😂🤣
Saw this in High School in 1985. The politics did not age well, but the action is still unbelievable!
Ya seeing how we have Americans stuck from Biden’s abortion of a withdrawal
Please do Fletch. Love the channel.
Oh boy, can't wait for Rambo III.
Nice re-up thingy job 👍
Rambo 2 on Sega Master system was dope 👌
Watched Rambo 2 for the 1st time in 30 plus years... Forgot awfully good it was, as in it was both at the same time. Payed it little mind at the begining, by the end, glued to the srceen.
Close enough, Frank's song is actually entitled Peace In Our Life :)
There was a Rambo II Sega Master System Game too. Btw great job as always!
I agree that Part 2 didn't have The Dark Part of the character of The First Movie & went to a Action/Adventure thing. Great Video, as usua, Minty.l
Steven Berkoff was also in Van Damme's Legionaries and Prince's Under The Cherry Moon
Mitty hi from colombia. Love ur videos.
Two more interesting facts. Firstly Stallone shopped the screenplay around for a year looking for financiers. One of them was Cannon Films who liked the idea but the budget needed was well beyond their capabilities. So Stallone left empty handed but Cannon pursued the premise and came up with 'Missing in Action' and cast the far less expensive Chuck Norris. The budget for that was about a tenth of what Rambo 2 had.
Also when you think of legendary director of photography Jack Cardiff you think of The Red Shoes, Black Narcissus, The African Queen and A Matter of Life and Death amongst many other classic movies. He was also the DOP of this movie. It sure sounds strange until you watch it and the you realise how well framed and lit the film is.
Rambo 4 goes back to the more dramatic feel.
Loved it ! Thanks Minty 😎👍. Can you please make a movie review of the movie POWDER? Thanks! 🙏
In Brazil the Toy line became a tremendous succes.
him being in call of duty warzone was the best game hes been
Cant believe you didnt mention the Rambo 2 game for sega master system. Love that game. One of the best master system games.