I NEEDED a Rambo + Trautman mission - Rambo III was ABSOLUTELY wild!

[@MaryCherryOfficial]

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[@johnnygood4831]

If you are interested, there is a movie that takes place in Afghanistan against the Soviets. It's called "The Beast".

[@davidharden7575]

I enjoy your channel, and it is so RED! :)

[@DarkPaladin24]

"God would have mercy. He won't." I just love how Trautman talks about Rambo. He makes Rambo sound like something beyond human because hey...maybe he really is.

[@natemalnaa1]

Easily my favorite line of the movie lol

[@kevinkuptz7397]

I consider the next Rambo movie one of the best . Stallone made it based on real world events specifically to bring attention to the civil war that has been going on in that country that most didnt know existed . One of the most insane things about the next Rambo is that the guy playing the villain had his whole family killed by the exact character he is playing in the movie in real life ..... Keep that in mind when you watch it and it is pretty mind blowing he was able to do that .

[@boomzer10]

Be prepared for extreme amounts of gore in the next Rambo movie. It might be one of the goriest action movies ever made.

[@ConstantineFurman]

It has to be THE goriest action movie ever made. And Stallone said there was some things the MPAA just would not allow them to show, so apparently, he had to hold back.

[@calebhodson7421]

The ending of it is for sure

[@ev1Lsect]

Spoiler

[@MorrisB3]

Last Blood was more gory to me. 😅

[@calebhodson7421]

@@MorrisB3 I agree on that one. It starts off a little slow but goes out with a bang.

[@Drforrester31]

Coincidentally (or not), the USSR pulled out of Afghanistan about a week before Rambo III came out. Of the original three movies I'd probably rank this one third but it's still a very good action movie, and I love that we finally get Rambo and Trautman teaming up. And Stallone gets to show off his humorous side as Rambo a bit more more with some funny lines, like in First Blood when he tells the guy to keep his eyes on the road, "That's how accidents happen!"

[@DarrenJones-d7e]

Yeah I love that scene then he kicks him out of the truck 😂😂😂

[@dylanburton4955]

This was the one I used to watch the most as a kid, the one to fight between Rambo and the big guy is one of my fave fights aswell

[@drewb3665]

Same here. I watched Rambo III probably more than any other action movie.

[@zombifiedpariah7392]

It's also the only movie where the Colonel actually gets to do something besides stand around and talk. Lol

[@kelbob00]

The Rocky series and the Rambo series are books usually judged by their covers essentially. Such great movies.

[@jsmithers.]

Wtf no...

[@wills.364]

Rambo is a beast when he’s doing stealth kills😁

[@bigboss-oz2vi]

this is what a real action hero is all about

[@DougRayPhillips]

Most of Rambo III was shot in Israel. Several of the minor characters, including in the sheep game sequence, are actually Afghans. Sasson Gabay (playing the guide Mousa Ghanee) was also in "Not Without My Daughter" starring Sally Field. Marc de Jonge (playing Russian Col. Zaysen) was actually French. Spyros Focas (playing the Afghan spokesperson Masoud) is actually Greek.

[@bwsinfonia13]

Yes, Afghanistan was a war zone at the time. Soviet Russia was trying to take over the country.

[@DougRayPhillips]

And we were, in fact, supplying Stinger antiaircraft missiles to the "rebels." By this time this film was ready to be released, the Soviets had given up and were withdrawing. From what I've read, they were so afraid of the negative publicity from this film that they actually sped up the withdrawal process so that by the time of the Premiere they could say they were "effectively out" (and therefore the content of the film was no longer relevant).

[@ConstantineFurman]

@@DougRayPhillips Yeah, when the movie came out, Stallone was accused of "war-mongering," when nobody seemed to understand the movie had been like 2 years in the making and the Afghan conflict didn't seem like it was going to end.

[@eddawg79]

Like 6 scenes were shot in Israel. Because of the restrictions on where they could shoot they decided to film almost half the movie outside Yuma Arizona.

[@DoctorcatDavidisaac]

And what is your favorite rambo movie, mine is rambo four, it is the best.

[@MatthewSmith-nc3vg]

I didn't know Kurtwood Smith was in it, I'm used to seeing him as the villain in most 80's movies he's in

[@jdogjohnson382]

Robocop

[@mostaley5049]

When I 1st saw this movies I felt like you did. Then joined the military. Love your reactions. ❤

[@charlesmaurer6214]

The wound treatment he did with the bullet served 2 purposes. First the burning sealed or carterized it also the powder contained sulfur that acts as an antibiotic with the flash killing any germs already present. A hospital trip would be better as deep burns risk both infection and dehydration but not as fast as bleeding to death or a wound turning septic at once. It is a field treatment to buy a few days for better care or to remain in the fight longer.

[@SilentBob731]

A great third instalment to the series, even better than the second in some ways. Two things that didn't age real well are the dedication at the end and Trautman saying "They'd rather DIE, than be slaves to an invading army. You can't defeat a people like that. We tried! We already had our Vietnam! Now you're gonna have yours". 👀

[@zombifiedpariah7392]

Ukraine: OORAH!

[@shawnwacek6791]

Favorite line in this entire movie is when he says your worst nightmare such an awesome third movie still a good movie I don't care what everybody says this is my number two favorite❤ Yeah they're very emotional and they're dedicated to anybody that fought in war and what they've gone through❤

[@deckzone3000]

Kojima must have watched this movie while thinking up Metal Gear Solid 5.

[@peesua]

The actor you recognised at the start played Clarence Boddicker (the crime gang leader) in Robocop.

[@davidribeiro1064]

And is indeed Red Forman from That 70's Show.

[@GregorioGrasselli1972]

And the father in Dead Poets Society.

[@Robert_Douglass]

1:46. You're referring to Kurtwood Smith, who also played Clarence Boddicker with panache in Robocop. 4:12 John Rambo had two sides two him that developed over time and that now he must reconcile. One half of him is the combat machine that was built in Viet Nam, and the other half developed out of necessity, first in Hope, Washington and now here in Thailand. In Thailand, of course, he thought he could leave forever behind him the combat machine that he'd become, but when Trautman is taken prisoner by Zaisin in Afghanistan, he realises the truth of Trautman's words, that the soldier was always there and just needed to be fine tuned, but he also realises that he must find a way to live with both halves of himself, which he learns to do in Burma and later, finally, back home in Arizona. 6:19 Chem-lights, also known as Cyalumes. There are varying colours in which they come, and they're primarily for military use, and they even come in infrared for use with night-vision devices. 7:00 Yeah....what an honour. 😒

[@chriswerth918]

The best lines in history of cinema: Hamid: What's that? Rambo: It's blue light. Hamid: What does it do? Rambo: It turns blue.

[@Suspense99775]

It was Mousa Ghani

[@NemesisDarkHunter]

Me like everyone else are so happy to see you here all the way since First Blood, we hope you get to the last two movies too. Big hug from Costa Rica. Pura vida

[@y2khookimaw587]

"Live for nothing, die for something" -John Rambo

[@Goldberg070]

The next installment will get intense with no irony in it. One of the most uncompromising action movies ever made.

[@pablom-f8762]

- Mr Stallone! How much gore would you like in this one? - Absolutely.

[@Bob-vj2mu]

It can trigger PTSD in folks. It might be traumatic in itself. If it doesn't have a warning label it probably should.

[@BudhagRizzo]

Yeah, that movie is pretty brutal. Not for the faint hearted.

[@DIGMyers]

4 is hands down the best and most graphic of the series. Stallone should have ended it there. Perfect and simple ending.

[@lexkanyima2195]

​@@DIGMyersbut a 5th needs to get a happy end

[@abelsabalajr5535]

Some say it's Rambo fighting alongside the Taliban.

[@velvetlensfilms3290]

Taliban didn’t exist till 95-96.

[@JohnCranberry23]

The fire went through him. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Gotta love Mary. And now we wait for Rambo 4!!!!!!

[@EngPheniks]

Never again will there be movies as good as Rambo

[@dgunn2817]

Love your content. Number four is my personal favorite. Can't wait to see.

[@johngravelyn8050]

It's great that you are learning how all people aren't weak. The language barrier is real in these situations.

[@mostvaluableproduction]

The 4th film also highlights a real situation going on that not enough people were talking about.

[@slanetroyard92]

Still pisses me off that nobody stepped in to help.

[@phongsaiyuk]

I really appreciate how you aren't letting past reviews or review history to affect your decision to watch the Rambo series. I hope you finish all of them!

[@richiecabral3602]

This came out on I think my 10th birthday, and I remember being so excited about that, and couldn't wait to go see it! Except for the first, still my favorite one. I also remember how cool I thought the cauterizing the wound bit was, but I actually discovered later that it had been done before by Clint Eastwood in "Two Mules For Sister Sara", and it was actually done a bit better.

[@StultifiedGraphics]

Same here, This is my favourite too. Loved it.

[@chuckh4077]

Just shows that being tough is awesome.

[@rafaelalodio5116]

I really like the 4th one, it’s my favorite after the first one, the violence is dialed up to eleven.

[@quixote6942]

Movies can very much be like Books. As Lex Luthor once said "Some people could read War and Peace and think it was a nice book, while other can read a gum wrapper and unlock the secrets of the Universe. Some see the mindless violence and Action, some watch for effects and acting, while others see the significance of the story... This movie had something for everyone.

[@Deedric_Kee]

Step into movies is something everyone should do. Movies like these and any 80's 90's especially are extremely popular when they release. I'm glad to hear this from you "Mary. 👍

[@vonkroenen]

The movie wasn't as successful as the prior ones because by the time it came out, the Russians were already leaving Afghanistan. The Afghan scenes were filmed in Israel until production problems caused the production to move to Arizona. Stallone was almost decapitated during filming when one of the helicopters rotor blade came too close. Rambo's horse is the same horse used by Indiana Jones in The Last Crusade. The Russians were played by US Marines. Rambo's knives keep getting bigger with each film, in this one it's almost the size of a machete.

[@ConstantineFurman]

"in this one it's almost the size of a machete." Nooooooooo, not quite. But the next one is.

[@renationdj]

17:17 Baby best reaction ever, I love you dyed your hair like mine ❤❤❤❤

[@natemalnaa1]

I love these movies but the 4th is my favorite. I hope you continue watching them, there so good

[@robertoliver7368]

"Who are you?" "I'm Batman."

[@grahamsangster1042]

The Predator was being stalked by Rambo while it was stalking Arnie

[@sobe9ball]

Mary you’re my favorite Movie reviewer because you’re not afraid to show your raw emotions and you cry very easily and frequently and it really comes across as genuine! Continued best of luck!

[@steazfactor3637]

I hope you can handle the gore in 4 lol I remember being a small kid and my dad took me to see 4 in theaters and at one point he was like….. if you need to leave just let me know 😂 it’s still one of my favorite movies today.

[@personbot4586]

Rambo was a hard R18+. At least in Australia there was no way in hell someone underage could get in. Unless he bought tickets for something else and snuck you in.

[@natemalnaa1]

​@@personbot4586they said that even here in the US if that movie didn't have the story it did, it would've been rated NC17 instead of R (or hard R) and the next rating about that is X

[@ghoulschoolfan80s35]

For the scene where the Soviet Commander asks, "Who are you?" And Rambo says, "I'm your worst nightmare.". There was an alternate take where he would've had said, "I'm a lost tourist" That would have given credence to the Afghan contact calling Rambo "a lost tourist" when they first met

[@wraithryder]

2nd was my favorite, then 3rd, then 1st last. the 2nd is the most well known though and is the inspiration for so much action in entertainment

[@trpoihgg]

The next one is even more violent. U have been advise. Its the most violent of all the three but probably one pf the best ones. If u cant stomach gore do not watch it.

[@Deedric_Kee]

23:03. Reminds me of "Uncharted 3. Uncharted my favorite gaming series ever. 👍

[@puzzledhopp]

The first two movies revolve around Vietnam, the third is based around the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. The others I won’t spoil but I’ll definitely comment after them. I really like all the Rambo movies. It’s one of those really good franchises and I’ll subscribe after the last Rambo😅

[@Perfectly_Cromulent351]

Someone else already mentioned it, but “Charlie Wilson’s War” is a must-watch after this. It’s about how one congressman (played by Tom Hanks) was nearly single-handedly responsible for turning a token $5 million dollar commitment to arming and training Afghan fighters into a several billion $ effort that eventually led to the dissolution of the Soviet Union. It’s written by Aaron Sorkin so it has his trademark witty dialogue and Phillip Seymour Hoffman’s character is one of the all-time greats.

[@natemalnaa1]

16:26 easily my favorite line of the movie, "Who do you think this man is, God?" "No, God would have mercy, he won't"

[@ttxunready1149]

Can't wait to see her reaction to the last one its gonna be good

[@coreyhendricks9490]

Cool reaction as always Mary, you have a nice day sweetie 🥰❤️

[@tyrone7635]

The next 1 is very ultra violent but last blood is so touching❤

[@Knight622ny]

"Who do you think this man is? God?" "No, God would have mercy. He won't."

[@maximillianosaben]

Oh man, the next one is top tier.

[@karlmoles6530]

I thought it was really cool that Colonel Trautman got the opportunity to fight in this one as well. He's a Green Beret as well, just an officer instead of enlisted like Rambo.

[@AlexKaneROTN]

Love the sweater you're wearing, Mary.... Very appropriate fitting for a movie about one of the most patriotic characters in film history. 🇺🇸

[@alphanimetv]

6:00 I burst out laughing all by myself when this scene started, because of a very old parody, where the scene is dubbed in the dialect of my region (Alsace, France). ^^

[@Hellseeker1]

"Welp, now he's got kill everybody, he got no choice" hehe

[@billiam2631]

Omg .. sly was my freaking hero when i was younger !!! If it dates me i will say i have the rocky box set on vhs 😂❤ the first three rambo movies were so awesome

[@awesomereviews1561]

1:45 it’s Clarence Bodiker from Robocop

[@ivenpaulsen8010]

blue light, absolut classic !! 😁😁

[@SmarOneNine]

Great Video as always! You still have Rambo 2008 and Rambo Last Blood. And dont forget OverTheTop. 👍

[@mykrazyvida423]

This missions rescuing the colonel reminds me of Metal Gear Solid 5 vibes lol. Still a bad ass Rambo movie

[@jdogjohnson382]

Love that red hair goes well with the second half of your name ha ha!

[@Pablorod1974]

Minute 16 the translation you asked for “The Troops are ready Sir waiting your orders” Saizen : Go find them !!!

[@bigj2046]

Every time i see the stick fighting I think of Hot Shots! Part Deux LMAO!!!

[@davidestrada4598]

You're the best, following you from Spain, I love you!!! 😍😘

[@theaikidoka]

The helicopter featured heavily in this movie is the Mi24 'Hind', an absolutely terrifying machine. It's almost totally invulnerable to rifles and grenades, and it's weapon systems are devastating. The Mujahideen needed Western anti-air weapons and training because they were getting slaughtered by the Russians. On the ground, the Mujahideen did plenty of their own slaughtering, but against the Hind they had no choice but run or hide.

[@rafaelalodio5116]

That’s why the CIA gave them the FIM-92 Stinger missiles, it was a game changer in the war.

[@JeremyShibby]

The "Hind" in Rambo 2 and 3 and also Red Dawn, was actually a SA 330 Puma that was mocked up to look like a Hind. Obviously they couldn't get a real Hind back in the 80's but they did a decent job making it look like one with what they had.

[@jsmithers.]

​@@JeremyShibbyLmfao no..🤡

[@JeremyShibby]

@@jsmithers. ok dude...

[@jsmithers.]

@@JeremyShibby Cry...

[@giyuu-with-a-gun]

Nice vid.... BTW you should start Demon slayer if you like animes😊

[@timmooney7528]

Add the movie "Charlie Wilson's War" tp your list. It's more of a biographical comedy drama versus a war film.

[@Perfectly_Cromulent351]

Philip Seymour Hoffman’s character is worth the price of admission alone. Everything that came out of his mouth was gold.

[@Robbiedehora]

"God will have mercy on you ,he won't. Col trautman.

[@christophermedvetzsr.9184]

I love all the Rambo movies so sweet

[@camronking7947]

He is 110% the dad off “That 70s Show” lol. He will kick your ass.

[@J.Castle]

Glad u r enjoying Rambo. 😊

[@Matt-i3r]

4 and 5 are amazing

[@lbrett7054]

I would recommend Hacksaw Ridge and My Hero Academia, I think you'd enjoy them.

[@Zero_Ninety]

"This is just too gory for me" Probably should give the next one a miss then.

[@slanetroyard92]

The soviet Afghanistan conflict. To quote a friend of mine it was Russias version of Vietnam.

[@ConstantineFurman]

Trautman says that in the movie as well.

[@slanetroyard92]

@@ConstantineFurman he wasn't lying either. That war was hell on both sides. Many of the soldiers that returned to Russia faced a lot of hardships, especially after the collapse of the soviet union. Lot of them were stripped of their ranks and dishonorable discharged since many put missions at risk to save civilians from the crossfire.

[@lane1776]

Love your hair color. Perfect color 👍👍👍

[@jonlandin2440]

Rambo on a horse with a Molotov cocktail in his hand and explosions behind him is how awesome the 1980's in America were. If you were not there, you missed it. And props on this girl storing her guitar properly.

[@lexkanyima2195]

How good ?

[@jonathangraves7503]

" If crime fighters fight crime and fire fighters fight fire..... What do freedom fighters fight?" George Carlin

[@ingoschumacher9018]

freedom fighters = Taliban

[@pulverize3]

I love your reactions, they are more than just "wow that was gud". The things you notice that i never saw the first time watching. :)

[@dontcareisaidit]

I always liked the first one's story, but my favorite in the series is the following one after this, Rambo. Definitely a tonal shift in the series for the better. Gets back to the roots of the tormented soul and his smaller world situations he gets caught up in. I won't say anything more cus I won't spoil it. Just get that adrenaline ready lol

[@MrPerthglory]

Will be interesting to see your reactions to Rambo 4. And how much you can show on here. It’s full on intense and bloody brutal. More so than Rambo 1-3. Great reactions as always mary cherry 🍒 where the content may vary

[@drewb3665]

I love how the first 3 movies feature a different setting. First Blood = Mountains. Rambo: First Blood Part II = Jungle. Rambo III = Desert.

[@shaunkelly5095]

Put boondock saint's one and two on your list👍👍

[@marcuszaja6589]

Second that!

[@LenOliver-yz6os]

I have watch all the Rambo movies love them all but!!! this one the 3rd one has always been my fav 1!!!

[@AnthonyBloodworthTheIntityAG]

Mary, your hair is rather Cherry! Love it. ❤

[@MaoKatz]

4:02 That's the bad guy in Robocop

[@MaoKatz]

3:15 That's the "Thai Mickey" Isn't it?

[@jayeisenhardt1337]

First time i'm noticing that. It is!

[@nammis77]

The 4th one is awesome:)

[@Ultraseven21]

Don't worry about the subtitles, even on the original release these movies don't have subtitles for the russians of afganistan people, that was the intention. To make you feel that you are in a foreign land and you dont understand the language, and need an interpreter to have a conversation with another person. Thats the reason why they don't have subtitles.

[@ConstantineFurman]

The theatrical prints did have subs. But they wound up being removed for home video and it's a crapshoot on if you get the subs on your DVD/blu-ray (mine have English subs cause they're mastered from theatrical prints).

[@JonnySuite13]

I can't wait to see your reaction on the 4th one.

[@markriggelink7074]

Rocky and Rambo Stallone's most iconic characters Watch them all even the 5th one for both franchises not the better ones Rambo 5 is different but i watch it every time if i do a Rambo marathon

[@Kyrirocks79]

This ones the last of the good Rambo movies.

[@nostalgicznie8356]

1988: Get those Soviets 2023: Get those Soviets

[@jayeisenhardt1337]

it's like the cold war never ended

[@Kingoof9]

Now time for Rambo 4

[@Saiyanjohn415]

The Spartans

[@chrisjerozal4368]

Love the red hair❤

[@grzegorz__]

You need to watch the next one :) But you also need to be aware that it is no longer 1988 (Rambo III). We teleport to 2008 ;) Final scene is realistic battle, really realistic, but also VERY brutal, violent. But at the same time, this was something I imagined as real war / fight. It was really well made. Brutal but if you can hmm appreciate effort to do it in realistic way (showing also different human behaviours), you'll like it. Also, it was brutal for a reason ;) Personally I love it because it's the first Rambo movie I watched as a full grown up man (27y). All previous movies I saw as a kid :) It wasn't easy to wait 20 years for continuation :) - I was happy and satisfied after watching whole movie (that is my review ;p) ;). Regarding Rambo 3 - to me it was the weakest one from the whole series but still I love it ! :) ps. So far Rocky and Rambo go through my entire life :)

[@GregorioGrasselli1972]

If you like Rambo II and III, then you like the action movie genre and you should check more action movies.