Rambo, Sylvester Stallone,

*Rambo 2008*
John Rambo has retreated to northern Thailand, living a solitary and peaceful life in the mountains and jungles. A group of human rights missionaries search him out and ask him to guide them into Burma to deliver medical supplies. When the aid workers are captured by the Burmese army, Rambo decides to venture alone into the war zone to rescue them.

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Film & Animation

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• Rambo
• 2008
• Sylvester
• Stallone
• syl
• Thailand
• Burma
• workers
• living
• solitary
• missionaries.

[izidor]

1:23 is the best rambo pic ever

[FloridaWakeUp]

I saw my first Stallone movie in the late 70s when I was maybe 6 years old..I was born in 73..I hope this guy lives forever. He is a legend and I can't imagine being conscious in a world where Stallone isn't somewhere making movies and kicking ass...I believe some of you understand what I'm saying...How much these entertainers influence , shape our perceptions of reality, they remain forever a part of us.

[sparco357]

What is the name the song

[JuicyFruitAss]

@AraluenRyuuzaki :I 

[saleh11199]

و لله العظيم انك ممثل ممتاااز

[AraluenRyuuzaki]

@JuicyFruitAss You need a doctor !

[BigFailStudios]

Ramboo :-)

[mrtundra45]

song sucks..

[mastergoalkeeper]

@jerico641 thank you for that ;) 

[jerico641]

@mastergoalkeeper

Not a problem; I had a guy on here who let me have it from all sides about Stallone; he called me every name in the book and then some. So I know what you're saying. Your English seems fine; have a nice one.

[mastergoalkeeper]

@jerico641 i kinda agree with that but i personally think that rocky 4 is one of the best movies :P nevertheless it was a nice conversation^^

most of the other youtube users would allready have thrown curses at me^^

by the way english is not my mother tongue so please don´t mind if something isn´t completely correct ;)

[jerico641]

@mastergoalkeeper

Very true; let me leave you with one thought I had: think about what it would have been like if Stallone had made the first Rocky film in 1976, and then made no other Rocky movies until this last sequel, Rocky Balboa. I think it would have made a fascinating character study; the film as it was was a lot less embarrassing than, say, Rocky IV, but would've been all the more poignant if there had been no other bad movies to remember. A quiet introspection of the character.