John Rambo is back in action, this time battling the merciless Burmese army who are engaged in some very horrific ethnic cleansing.
When the grizzled vet agrees to take some religious missionaries (Julie Benz and Paul Schulze amongst them) up river to Burma, Rambo ends up being thrust back into combat once again when the group goes missing and are captured by the Burmese army. He must accompany a motley crew of mercenaries (including Graham MacTavish and Matthew Marsden) on a mission to save them.
An ultra-violent and at times confronting return to the big screen for Sylvester Stallone's iconic character. The body count is enormous. I've not seen anything like it before or since. Not for the faint of heart, and certainly a lot more gory and gruesome than the previous three instalments.
When the grizzled vet agrees to take some religious missionaries (Julie Benz and Paul Schulze amongst them) up river to Burma, Rambo ends up being thrust back into combat once again when the group goes missing and are captured by the Burmese army. He must accompany a motley crew of mercenaries (including Graham MacTavish and Matthew Marsden) on a mission to save them.
An ultra-violent and at times confronting return to the big screen for Sylvester Stallone's iconic character. The body count is enormous. I've not seen anything like it before or since. Not for the faint of heart, and certainly a lot more gory and gruesome than the previous three instalments.