Third world roads, am I right?
Has any movie ever showed more sweat? Even the dynamite is sweating.
Imagine attending your own wedding with a black eye?
Laserdisc rewatch for @70mmpod
So excited to revisit this film for BLOCKBUSTED month. Just rewatched To Live and Die in L.A. last week.
It's a film that lingers with you for a while once you've watched it. There are so many intricate stories before the main plot takes place. Mafia, political, military, etc.
The Tangerine Dream score is just a chef's kiss to 70's film music.

Headline: Sandworm Incidents Increase 13% From Last Year

"Look we've been to Saturn! HEY! I've been to Saturn! Whoa...Sandworms ya hatem right? I hatem myself"

Another Golan-Globus Cannon cult classic which I somehow missed all these years. All the writing, action, and production values of an A-Team episode. 
The beginning survival sequence felt like a rip off of Romancing the Stone. My favorite part is the French owned Ninja camp. This is some of the slowest choreographed martial committed to film? video? Also the military guys here are as dumb as comedic keystone cops. This supposedly had a theater release. 
I had/have such a crush on Judie Aronson (Hilly from Weird Science for me). This is definitely a good/bad movie. So worth watching for a chuckle.

My rewatch journey ends with John Rambo's horror farm of Home Alone style booby traps.
The end revenge killing spree is brutal and fucking awesome.
Watching a massacre while listening to the Doors "Five to One"
The end has a Mortal Kombat fatality.

My Rambo favs in order 1,4,5, 2,3

This wanted to be National Treasure, Indiana Jones, and Mission Impossible all rolled into one. It’s badly written and the acting sub par. Kras is trying to be witty like Ryan Reynolds but it all just falls flat.
I love me some Guy Ritchie but not this time. Probably one of his worst.