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Rambo: Last Blood [Blu-Ray] [Region Free] (IMPORT) (No hay versión española)
Sylvester Stallone
(Actor),
Paz Vega
(Actor),
Adrian Grunberg
(Director)
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Detalles del producto
- Relación de aspecto : 1.78:1
- Director : Adrian Grunberg
- Formato multimedia : PAL, Blu-ray, Blu-ray
- Tiempo de ejecución : 100 minutos
- Actores : Sylvester Stallone, Paz Vega, Sergio Peris-Mencheta, Adriana Barraza, Yvette Monreal
- Subtítulos: : Danés, Sueco, Noruego
- Estudio : UK-L
- ASIN : B09LR81SSX
- País de origen : Noruega
- Clasificación en los más vendidos de Amazon: nº137,579 en Películas y TV (Ver el Top 100 en Películas y TV)
- nº44,118 en Blu-ray
- nº132,913 en Películas (Películas y TV)
- Opiniones de los clientes:
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4,5 de 5 estrellas
4,5 de 5
7.274 valoraciones globales
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Revisado en España 🇪🇸 el 12 de mayo de 2023
En su línea de acción.
Revisado en España 🇪🇸 el 18 de julio de 2022
Entretenida, previsible, ideal para pasar un rato si te gustan las películas el genero
Revisado en España 🇪🇸 el 6 de agosto de 2022
En su linea
Revisado en España 🇪🇸 el 25 de septiembre de 2022
Fácil de adquirir y accesible para verla cuando te apetezca . La segunda parte de la película ! Espectacular !….
Revisado en España 🇪🇸 el 4 de octubre de 2022
Demasiado sangrienta para mi gusto.
Revisado en España 🇪🇸 el 5 de octubre de 2022
Grande mi padre Sylvester
Revisado en España 🇪🇸 el 21 de agosto de 2021
Esta bien entretenida y violenta alo Rambo a decir verdad me gusto mas Rambo 3 y Rambo la anterior a esta la que cazaba cobras sera porque Silvester ya es mayor y. La peliicula pues se tiene que adaptar a otros tiempos
Revisado en España 🇪🇸 el 17 de enero de 2022
Me ha sorprendido porque esperaba algo peor y ha agradado bastante.
Película típica de Stalone, recomendable
Película típica de Stalone, recomendable
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Robert Badgley
4,0 de 5 estrellas
Much better on a second glance
Revisado en Canadá 🇨🇦 el 11 de enero de 2022
I have almost always been of the opinion that first impressions of films are always the most accurate.However in this case having seen it at the theaters when released,I thought like many that it was kind of a dud.And unless my memory has totally gone, I believe the theatrical release was a little longer(?).
This film has been pared down to 90 minutes now and on DVD moves very well.
The first thing that is the initial put off is Rambo is in the U.S.and on home turf.There are no Asians to battle and no Army brass to kick butt at.We forget the first film was John coming home but getting waylaid before he could.And the last film of course ended with John walking up the driveway to his family's home-the one John is occupying in this film.
The second is John has become domesticated....to a certain extent.He has over time befriended an aunt bringing up a young girl and invited them to stay with him..."the best thing I ever did" John says.
However as the film moves on we see the old Rambo is hiding just under the surface.In fact John also says he hasn't changed,he has just kept a lid on himself.He takes drugs to keep himself on a relatively normal level.
The film sees his ward,the young girl asking questions about her father who abandoned her mother(who passed away with cancer) years before.An argument ensues when she tells John and her aunt of her idea to go look up her father in Mexico to find out why.Instead of going to classes she skips off to Mexico,meets up with a "friend" who takes her to where her dad is.The meeting starts off well but goes south quickly,when he bluntly tells her he stopped caring for either her or her mother.
Her"friend"(and this is where I believe some footage was cut from,and other areas of John's Mexican foray) takes her to a nightclub to get her mind off of the days events.It's a set up and she is kidnapped and taken into a prostitute ring.Her "friend"notifies the aunt,who in turn tells John who is off to Mexico.John meets with the"friend" and sees right away something is wrong when she is wearing his adopted daughter's bangle(her mothers).He forces her to tell him who it was who kidnapped her and finds himself confronting the men,but being put out of commission for about five days with the beating he receives.He is helped by a reporter who has been doing stories on the group of kidnappers.
John finally retrieves his ward and heads back home.Along the way she dies.He takes a back way across the border and gets her back home and buries her on his property.The aunt leaves to go back to family and John plots his revenge.He goes back to Mexico,wreaks some terrible havoc,and returns.
Knowing they will soon be coming for him he starts equipping and reinforcing a tunnel system he built years before at the front of his property,with a myriad of deadly traps and kill zones.As predicted,the men come and it is a no holds bar take down of each man in the most grizzly of ways-the way only John Rambo could do it.As an example he saves the man in charge until last,when he literally cuts and pulls out his heart.
The film ends,with John injured,sitting on his porch alone(as always) and telling us he will always fight to keep the memory of those gone alive.I think this not only relates to this film but to all the past films and his fellow countrymen who he outlived but will never forget.Moreover,it's a call to us to never forget those who died serving their country.
No,on second viewing Stallone's message and vision comes through loud and clear.This IS the John Rambo of old.In fact once the film itself is done,we are treated to a montage of film clips from previous Rambo films.It seems to tie it all together.
In life,there are always exceptions,and this film is it.It deserves a second look.This time I picked up the nuances I hadn't gotten the first run through.If I am right about the editing of the film,then that has certainly helped also.All in all,I think now this film makes a fitting book end to the series and wraps it up in a way we weren't expecting.But then,this is what Rambo has always been about.....expecting the unexpected.
I give it a solid four stars.
Thank you Mr.Stallone for all the great years of these films and the character created that has given us hours upon hours of pure joy and satisfaction.
This film has been pared down to 90 minutes now and on DVD moves very well.
The first thing that is the initial put off is Rambo is in the U.S.and on home turf.There are no Asians to battle and no Army brass to kick butt at.We forget the first film was John coming home but getting waylaid before he could.And the last film of course ended with John walking up the driveway to his family's home-the one John is occupying in this film.
The second is John has become domesticated....to a certain extent.He has over time befriended an aunt bringing up a young girl and invited them to stay with him..."the best thing I ever did" John says.
However as the film moves on we see the old Rambo is hiding just under the surface.In fact John also says he hasn't changed,he has just kept a lid on himself.He takes drugs to keep himself on a relatively normal level.
The film sees his ward,the young girl asking questions about her father who abandoned her mother(who passed away with cancer) years before.An argument ensues when she tells John and her aunt of her idea to go look up her father in Mexico to find out why.Instead of going to classes she skips off to Mexico,meets up with a "friend" who takes her to where her dad is.The meeting starts off well but goes south quickly,when he bluntly tells her he stopped caring for either her or her mother.
Her"friend"(and this is where I believe some footage was cut from,and other areas of John's Mexican foray) takes her to a nightclub to get her mind off of the days events.It's a set up and she is kidnapped and taken into a prostitute ring.Her "friend"notifies the aunt,who in turn tells John who is off to Mexico.John meets with the"friend" and sees right away something is wrong when she is wearing his adopted daughter's bangle(her mothers).He forces her to tell him who it was who kidnapped her and finds himself confronting the men,but being put out of commission for about five days with the beating he receives.He is helped by a reporter who has been doing stories on the group of kidnappers.
John finally retrieves his ward and heads back home.Along the way she dies.He takes a back way across the border and gets her back home and buries her on his property.The aunt leaves to go back to family and John plots his revenge.He goes back to Mexico,wreaks some terrible havoc,and returns.
Knowing they will soon be coming for him he starts equipping and reinforcing a tunnel system he built years before at the front of his property,with a myriad of deadly traps and kill zones.As predicted,the men come and it is a no holds bar take down of each man in the most grizzly of ways-the way only John Rambo could do it.As an example he saves the man in charge until last,when he literally cuts and pulls out his heart.
The film ends,with John injured,sitting on his porch alone(as always) and telling us he will always fight to keep the memory of those gone alive.I think this not only relates to this film but to all the past films and his fellow countrymen who he outlived but will never forget.Moreover,it's a call to us to never forget those who died serving their country.
No,on second viewing Stallone's message and vision comes through loud and clear.This IS the John Rambo of old.In fact once the film itself is done,we are treated to a montage of film clips from previous Rambo films.It seems to tie it all together.
In life,there are always exceptions,and this film is it.It deserves a second look.This time I picked up the nuances I hadn't gotten the first run through.If I am right about the editing of the film,then that has certainly helped also.All in all,I think now this film makes a fitting book end to the series and wraps it up in a way we weren't expecting.But then,this is what Rambo has always been about.....expecting the unexpected.
I give it a solid four stars.
Thank you Mr.Stallone for all the great years of these films and the character created that has given us hours upon hours of pure joy and satisfaction.

P.Diddy
1,0 de 5 estrellas
Arrived on time
Revisado en Canadá 🇨🇦 el 19 de diciembre de 2021
Advertised item clearly states digital code available, a code does arrive with the 4K video however 1 HUGE PROBLEM CONCERN the code is not available in Canada. As a customer ordering on a Canadian site do expect everything advertised on the Amazon.ca site regarding the item one is purchasing to arrive. No disclaimer on the advertisement stating digital code not available in Canada. All five Rambo 4K movies purchased stating with digital codes are not valid in Canada The privileged one Mr Betos/ 1% continues to line his pockets with the average hard working persons money, shame on you I have to give this review a rating otherwise the site will not allow me to submit this review

Patrick Farnum
3,0 de 5 estrellas
Rambo, the geriatic edition!
Revisado en Canadá 🇨🇦 el 15 de enero de 2020
I would have rated this higher if it wasn't for the fact that this seems like Stallone just phoned in the scenario for this finale to the Rambo saga. He mumbles his way through a story that is violent for the sake of just being violent! The bad guys are the typical utterly worthless evil characters who mess with the wrong Viet Nam war vet with a bad attitude and serious case of PTSD (times 4)! The 4K transfer is clear and the audio is good, but you have to turned up the sound whenever Stallone speaks. I just wish that he had ended it with RAMBO and left it at him returning home at last. This movie just seems unnecessary!

D
2,0 de 5 estrellas
First time Watching.
Revisado en Canadá 🇨🇦 el 2 de febrero de 2020
This is literally my first time watching Sylvester Stallone movies. I know he wrote the first one and that’s very violent back in the 1980’s or 1990’s but this one is way too dark. I like the fact he wrote something meaningful to what is happening in the world in Mexico but he wrote it very similar to his last movies including Rambo 1 and 2 I think. Therefore this movie makes me want to vomit due to the heavy beatings he was facing thorough to get the little girl back but Sylvester Stallone is a horrible producer for these movies. This film is vile and terrifying to watch for adults age 18-20. But if your a Sylvester Stallone fan by all means, you can watch this film. But the only films I like from Sylvester Stallone is the expendables series. That’s a movie worth a Emmy. This film if I were to call the box office I will give them a 1 star rating.

R. Deckard
2,0 de 5 estrellas
Disappointing
Revisado en Canadá 🇨🇦 el 2 de abril de 2020
I enjoyed all the previous Rambo movies. This one is a big let down. Characters were NOT developed. The case says it is 90minutes long, however the movie clocked within 83minutes with the credits - not sure you can call this a major motion picture. Perhaps if they were to develop the characters and the story more it would have been less of a disappointment. If this is the last in the saga then RIP. Very disappointing.