Rambo: Last Blood 4K UHD (2019)

[Resettito]

Originally Posted by Pieter V

Except we have a strange situation here:

US/CA/UK: 89 minutes this is including credits
International versions: 101 minutes including credits

Above info is confirmed info.

The hell, it does say 100 min here in France. What is going on here?

[LoSouL]

Originally Posted by Razzel

Heard this left the critics feeling upset and offended, that’s as strong of an endorsement as you can give a movie nowadays lol

And I did what I had to do to make a good action movie, but somebody wouldn't let us succeed! Then I come back to the theater, and I see all those critics on the internet. Protestin' me, spittin', callin' me "racist!" and all kinds of vile crap!

[bradnoyes]

Originally Posted by DJR662

Lol, in this day and age, I'm not surprised at all. Nowadays everything it seems is racism. *sigh*

I guess it's all a matter of perspective. I think things are finally just being called out for what they are and have always been. That said it's still just a movie and regardless of whatever prejudice or bias the filmmakers may bear folks can figure out for themselves if it's their cup of tea.

[brainofj72]

Oh my godddd I loved this movie so so so much. Pretty sure I cried like five times. Some of Stallone’s best dialogue ever. The action delivers brutality like I havent seen since, well, the last Rambo movie. I just got out of the theater and I’m still giddy. I love First Blood and Rambo, but I’m really tempted to say this is my favorite of the franchise. Grabbing the 4K day one, no question.

[Ill_Be_Back]

The extra ten minutes is apparently a flash flood scene that is at the beginning of the film. Out of all the Rambos I genuinely didn't like this. Didn't feel like a Rambo film at all. Not a very good end to the character.

[notops]

Great splatter film. Shitty Rambo film. I enjoyed it on its own terms, but as far as I'm concerned the Rambo saga ended in 2008. It felt like an ultra gory remake of Taken

[StrayButler91]

I just find it somewhat interesting that usually when a franchise is changed up in terms of tone and approach, everyone seems to go for it. Like Logan to the X-Men/Wolverine series - it's the furthest thing from X-Men: Origins & The Wolverine. Or the progression from Alien (horror movie) to Aliens (action sci-fi).

But it happens to Rambo and it's an issue...

I mean, if it was a patriotic, OTT, cheesy action fest like Rambo 2&3, it would be branded as more of the same/anachronistic.

Not trying to get people to change their opinions. It's just an observation

[LexInHD]

So, are we gonna start calling this film "Rambo: Dropped Mud" or are we going with the release title?

[Zoland2020]

Aftet watching this at the theater, I left out unimpressed & just really disappointed. Rambo Last Blood better be the last movie in the series because this movie f***ing sucked-azz. The only positives I have for this movie is the gore and the fast pacing. Everything else literally felt like I was watching one of those direct-to-video action movies from the 1990's but with Rambo on it. No thanks to Adrian Gruenberg for ruining the legendary action movie franchise.
3.5/10

[badfingerboogie]

Originally Posted by Zoland2020

Aftet watching this at the theater, I left out unimpressed & just really disappointed. Rambo Last Blood better be the last movie in the series because this movie f***ing sucked-azz.

Pretty sure you can type 'ass,' dude.

[4kUltraBD]

I'm super excited to see this. Both Stallone and Schwarzenegger have been cinematic heroes of mine since I was very young.

I like all of the previous Rambo movies, and I'm sure I'll enjoy this one as well. Ultra-violence doesn't deter me. Growing up being into horror films, I used to actively seek out the most violent and gruesome ones I could find.

The fact that critics are panning this doesn't surprise me, for a multitude of reasons that I won't get into here. However, all the hate they're tossing at Rambo only fuels my desire to see it.

[Zoland2020]

Originally Posted by badfingerboogie

Pretty sure you can type 'ass,' dude.

I know, I just decided to spell it like that to avoid getting in trouble with the rule system on this site.

[brainofj72]

Very curious to see how this release rolls out considering different territories got different versions. Might have to import if that carries over to the 4K release.

[Brightstar]

Originally Posted by Pieter V

Except we have a strange situation here:

US/CA/UK: 89 minutes this is including credits
International versions: 101 minutes including credits

Above info is confirmed info.

Are we getting a extended version of Rambo Last Blood in 4k ?

[gates70]

Originally Posted by Markgway

savage.

Is this the new flavor of the year for a word?

[DR Herbert West]

Originally Posted by Brightstar

Are we getting a extended version of Rambo Last Blood in 4k ?

You could import the longer version if we don't.

[elk3605]

Originally Posted by McCrutchy

For some reason, I thought this was not going to be as crunchy and gory as Rambo (2008), but oh my, look at all the certifications:





The movie got the most restrictive commercial rating in almost every country, just like the last one. I'm so happy.

So it’s essentially rated G in France? Interesting.

[don3663]

The release of this film was a disaster.

Two different cuts and on top of that there are blatantly scenes missing.

I hope the movie is released properly.

[Brightstar]

Originally Posted by don3663

The release of this film was a disaster.

Two different cuts and on top of that there are blatantly scenes missing.

I hope the movie is released properly.

Not really its following the same footsteps as the last Rambo film (2008) at the box office

https://www.boxofficemojo.com/showdo...id=rambosd.htm

[imsounoriginal]

Didn't know there's a longer cut internationally. Might still see it this week but now I'm a little more inclined to just wait.