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“Rambo” (2008) overview Even though he is looking to avoid trouble, trouble has a way of finding him
[ "Rambo" (2008) official poster ] For over fifty years, multinational Myanmar has been like a war zone. The Karen people of the region, who consist of peasants and farmers, have endured brutally oppressive rule from the murderous military and have been struggling for survival every single day. This is the time when medical assistance and general support from the missionaries is needed most. Vietnam veteran John Rambo (of course, played by Sylvester Stallone) has survived many harrowing ordeals in his lifetime and has since withdrawn into a simple and secluded existence in Thailand. He hunts for snakes and repairs an old boats. A group of human rights missionaries, led by Michael Burnett (played by Paul Schulze) and Sarah Miller (played by Julie Benz), approach Rambo with the desire to rent his boat to travel up the river to Myanmar. After some consideration, and due to insistence from his mentor, former military Ed Baumgartner, Rambo accepts the offer and takes Michael, Sarah, and the rest of the missionaries up the river. When the missionaries finally arrive at the Karen village, they are ambushed by the sadistic Major Pa Tee Tint and a slew of army men. A portion of the villagers and missionaries are tortured and viciously murdered, while Tint and his men hold the remainder captive. News soon reaches the minister in charge of the mission and with the help of Ed Baumgartner he employs Rambo to lead a rescue effort. With five young and highly diverse mercenaries at his disposal, Rambo has to travel back up the river and liberate the survivors from the clutches of Major Tint in what may be one of his deadliest missions ever... Director: Sylvester Stallone. Writers (WGA): Art Monterastelli (written by), Sylvester Stallone (written by) Genre: action, thriller Tagline: Heroes never die.... They just reload. MPAA rating: R for strong graphic bloody violence, sexual assaults, grisly images and language Other certifications: Sweden: 15, UK: 18, India: UA, Singapore: M18, Ireland: 16, Denmark: 15, Canada: 18A, Malaysia: 18SG, Philippines: R-13 (MTRCB), Canada: 16+ (Quebec), Norway: 18, Brazil: 18 Runtime: 90 min. Country: USA, Germany. Language: English. Color: Color. Aspect ratio: 2.35. Sound mix: DTS / SDDS / Dolby Digital Filming location: Chiang Mai, Thailand Cast Sylvester Stallone as John Rambo Julie Benz as Sarah Matthew Marsden as School Boy Graham McTavish as Lewis Reynaldo Gallegos as Diaz Jake La Botz as Reese Tim Kang as En Joo Maung Maung Khin as Tint Paul Schulze as Michael Burnett Cameron Pearson as Missionary #4 (Jeff) Thomas Peterson as Missionary #2 (Dentist) Tony Skarberg as Missionary #3 (Videographer) James With as Mission #5 (Preacher) (as James Wearing Smith) Kasikorn Niyompattana as Snake Hunter #2 Shaliew Manrungbun as Snake Hunter #1 Premieres Croatia - January 24, 2008 Greece - January 24, 2008 Israel - January 24, 2008 Kuwait - January 24, 2008 Russia - January 24, 2008 Singapore - January 24, 2008 Indonesia - January 25, 2008 Norway - 25 January 2008 Philippines - January 25, 2008 United States - January 25, 2008 Oman - January 30, 2008 Estonia - February 1, 2008 Iceland - February 1, 2008 Spain - February 1, 2008 Turkey - February 1, 2008 Belgium - February 6, 2008 France - February 6, 2008 Argentina - February 7, 2008 Hungary - February 7, 2008 Portugal - February 7, 2008 Germany - February 14, 2008 Australia - February 21, 2008 Netherlands - February 21, 2008 Switzerland - February 21, 2008 (German speaking region only) Brazil - February 22, 2008 Finland - February 22, 2008 Italy - February 22, 2008 United Kingdom - February 22, 2008 New Zealand - February 28, 2008 South Korea - February 28, 2008 Denmark - February 29, 2008 Poland - March 7, 2008 Sweden - March 7, 2008 Venezuela - April 25, 2008 Japan - May 2008 “Rambo” (2008) also known as: “Rambo 4” “John Rambo” (USA) (working title) “Rambo 4: John Rambo” “Rambo IV” (USA) (working title) “Rambo IV: End of Peace” (USA) (working title) “Rambo IV: Holy War” (USA) (working title) “Rambo IV: In the Serpent's Eye” (USA) (working title) “Rambo IV: Pearl of the Cobra” (USA) (working title) “Rambo: First Blood Part IV” (USA) (fake working title) “Rambo: To Hell and Back” (USA) (working title) © Preems.com |
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. . . . . . . . . . Companies Production: Equity Pictures Medienfonds GmbH & Co. KG IV Distribution: Warner Bros. (2008) (Germany) (theatrical) Maple Pictures (2008) (Canada) (theatrical) CDI Films (2008) (Argentina) (theatrical) E Stars Films (2007) (China) (all media) Euforia Film (2008) (Norway) (theatrical) Future Film (2008) (Finland) (theatrical) GAGA Communications (2008) (Japan) (theatrical) Lionsgate (2008) (USA) (theatrical) >>>> Manga Films (2008) (Spain) (theatrical) Metropolitan Filmexport (2008) (France) (theatrical) Moonlight Films (2008) (Netherlands) (theatrical) Noble Entertainment (2008) (Sweden) (theatrical) Nu Image Films (2008) (non-USA) (all media) >>>> Odeon (2008) (Cyprus) (all media) Odeon (2008) (Greece) (all media) Paradise Group (2008) (Russia) (all media) Sony Pictures Releasing (2008) (UK) (theatrical) Sony Pictures Releasing (2008) (Australia) (theatrical) United International Pictures (UIP) (2008) (Singapore) (theatrical) Other: Lionsgate Records - soundtrack Chapman / Leonard Studio Equipment - cranes, stabilized remote camera systems Dolby Laboratories - sound post-production EarCandy - sound post-production Packair Airfreight - international freight Wildfire Studios - ADR recording facility, sound post-production |
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