Rambo 1-3 Boxset [Blu-ray]

Customer Rating:
Summary: Stop!
Comment: Horrible movie. C'mon! Rambo?! Its like my Grandpa trying to scare me! Not realistic. I enjoyed the first ones...but this is Too much

Customer Rating:
Summary: Lipstick on a Pig
Comment: The only reason this gets 2 stars is that First Blood is a decent movie. The other two are horrid examples of sequels gone bad. Putting them on BluRay is like putting lipstick on a pig.... No matter how red those lips get, it's still a pig.

Customer Rating:
Summary: Rambo Blu-Ray Boxset Review
Comment: I love every Rambo movie, I own First Blood on VHS, and the following two on DVD, so, naturally, when I got a Blu-Ray player, I made this my first Blu-Ray experience. These are great, highly recommended if you already like the movies. I only wish they included more special features with the extra disc space they got. Rambo 1-3 Boxset [Blu-ray]

Customer Rating:
Summary: Rambo!
Comment: They have captured Rambo in his glory. The picture has been refined and looks better than it ever did. The sound isn't the best but the action more than makes up for it. Great for a trip down memory lane.

Customer Rating:
Summary: Movies for men who like movies
Comment: "A masterpiece...feel good movie of the year...can't take your eyes of the breathtaking imagery"

You better look elsewhere if you're looking for those sort of movies; however, all the vital ingredients of a movie that not only permits, but encourages you to set your mind on "auto-pilot" are here:

Required ingredients:
*Cheesy dialogue (CHECK)
*Mustache-twirling villain (CHECK)
*Wave after wave of faceless bad guys (CHECK)
*One man army against ridiculous odds (CHECK)
*Unbridled killing (CHECK)

Optional, but highly recommended:
*Vengeance (CHECK)
*Grenade-tipped arrows; the only TRUE method for finishing off an opponent ^o^ (CHECK)
*One juicy, rare steak (You'll need to provide that yourself!)

Rambo movies are about one thing and one thing only... mindless violence... and boy do they deliver! Do a search for "Rambo Kill Count" on the internet and you'll get the idea. There is a deeper "plot" mixed in between Rambo dishing out his own personal brand of justice (especially in the 1st one), but it's hardly worth focusing on.

Regarding the picture/sound quality on Blu-ray.. considering the source materials, these versions are noticeable upgrades compared to the grainy DVD versions...Colors really "pop" in the jungle scenes, in particular. Audio is a bit above average, as well. These movies aren't going to look or sound much better than do on Blu-ray. You won't be disappointed.

Don't forget the steak, though ;-)