Rambo: First Blood Part II (1985)

Director:

George P. Cosmatos

Writers:

Kevin Jarre (story)
Sylvester Stallone (screenplay) ...

Release Date:

22 mayo 1985 (USA)

Genre:

Action | Adventure | Drama | Thriller

Frase comercial:

What most people call hell, he calls home.

Plot:

John Rambo is removed from prison by his former superior, Colonel Samuel Troutman, for a top-secret...

Plot Keywords:

Sweat | Gatling Gun | Shot In The Head | Python | Torture

Awards:

Nominated for Oscar. Another 5 wins & 4 nominations

Comentarios de los usuarios:

Surprisingly good movie

Cast

Sylvester Stallone	...	John J. Rambo
Richard Crenna	...	Col. Samuel Trautman
Charles Napier	...	Marshall Murdock
Steven Berkoff	...	Lt. Col. Podovsky
Julia Nickson-Soul	...	Co Bao (as Julia Nickson)
Martin Kove	...	Ericson
George Cheung	...	Capt Vinh (as George Kee Cheung)
Andy Wood	...	Banks
William Ghent	...	Capt. Vinh (POW camp commander)
Voyo Goric	...	Sgt. Yushin (as Vojo Goric)
Dana Lee	...	Gunboat captain
Baoan Coleman	...	Gunboat captain
Steve Williams	...	Lifer
Don Collins	...	POW #1
Christopher Grant	...	POW #2

También conocida como:

Acorralado, II parte (Spain) [es]
Rambo II (Venezuela) [es]

Duración:

97 min

País:

USA

Idioma:

English | Vietnamese

Color:

Color (Technicolor)

Aspect Ratio:

2.20 : 1

Sonido:

Dolby SR (35 mm prints) | 70 mm 6-Track (70 mm prints)

Clasificación:

Iceland:16 | USA:R (certificate #27558) | South Korea:15 | Brazil:14 | Finland:K-18 (original rating) (cut) (1985) | West Germany:18 (video rating) (cut) | Germany:Not Rated (uncut) | Malaysia:18SG | Canada:18A | Canada:18+ (Quebec) | Finland:K-16 (video release) (cut) (1989) | Finland:K-16 (video release) (uncut) (1998) | Canada:13+ (Quebec) | Argentina:16 | Australia:M | Chile:18 | France:U | Norway:18 | Singapore:PG | Spain:18 | Sweden:15 | UK:15 | Netherlands:16

Filming Locations:

Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico

Company:

Anabasis N.V.

Trivialidades:

All of the shots on the military base was in fact done on a Mexican air force airstrip. The logos have been painted over or obscured, and the real crew always have their backs toward the camera or are far enough away from the camera so you hopefully won't notice.

Goofs:

Crew or equipment visible: When Rambo fires the first rocket at the NVA camp after seizing the chopper, a man in a flight suit can briefly be seen in the cabin of the chopper.

Quotes:

Trautman: John where are you going?
Rambo: I don't know.
Trautman: You get a second medal of honor for this.
[Rambo looks over at the rescued POWs]
Rambo: You should give it to them. They deserve it more.
Trautman: You don't belong here why don't you come back with me?
Rambo: Back to what? My friends died here, let me die here.
Trautman: The war, the whole conflict may have been wrong but damn it don't hate your country for it.
Rambo: Hate? I'd die for it.
Trautman: Then what is it you want?
[...]

Movie Connections:

Referenced in Leisure Suit Larry: Magna Cum Laude (2004) (VG)

Soundtrack:

PEACE IN OUR LIFE

Surprisingly good movie

Okay, first of all, I was born after this movie was made. Second of all, I'm a girl. So for me to say it's a good movie means it's a good movie. My father received this movie as a gag gift. Just by glancing at the cover, I had the impression that Rambo movies were nothing but blood-and-guts, guns-blazing, psycho, no-plotline movies that exist solely for the purpose of making men feel macho. I hate those movies (Steven Segal, Chuck Norris, etc.) But when I popped in this movie out of boredom, I was surprisingly pleased. I'll admit I never saw the first one, but this film doesn't really call for it. It stands on its own. The plot is good-a little too unrealistic but good, the cinematography and scenery is great, Stallone may not be the best actor in the world but he PERSONIFIES John Rambo, and the aspect that makes the movie worth watching is the fact that a woman was a main character and she was not just there for looks; she had an important role and she is portrayed almost as Rambo's equal. The semi-happy ending was cool, too. Although there are many cheezy moments where you just want to roll your eyes, there are also many feel-good moments that have the audience cheer for Rambo. After seeing this film I can understand why it was nominated for an Oscar.