RAMBO III 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray + Digital

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Always wanted the rainbow collection so brought all the rambo's 1 2 3 and 4 so worth the money good film Good collection to have very pleased with your order

You know what your getting here, one man army in afghan going all out on the Russians to save his friend. My personal favourite of the series, saw this for £4 on blu ray and just had to buy it. The transfer was great looked crisp and the scenery generally looked impressive for a 1988 production. Solid action movie.

Film itself is good just how i remembered it, the quality is good but nothing to shout home about, the transfer to Blu-ray is not that good probably of DVD quality. I purchased all four of the Rambo films and the quality does get better in each Blu-ray. A good buy though.

What more do you really want to know about John Rambo! What you looking for here is how is the Blu Ray quality. For its age it looks really good. The detail is there, nature, faces, weapons. Rambo 3 has it all. A must buy blu ray and any Rambo fan shouldn't do without. I am sceptical on some 80's and 90's after seeing a few terrible upgrades to blu ray but Rambo 3 is one of the ones that proves it can be done. Fast Delivery and a great seller. 5 stars from me.

great!

This was the one where Rambo fights the entire Russian army in Afghanistan. It takes a while to get going, so anyone watching this will need a degree of patience to reach the action scenes. The film is fairly action-packed from that point onwards, but it does get very far-fetched at times. This is more of a straight-out war film than the films that preceeded it, though it is still quite enjoyable if you are in the right mood. This DVD release is also supposed to be almost completely uncut, unlike the previous cinema and VHS video versions. I didn't see the film at the cinema or on video, so I cannot comment on whether this is true or not. The film is still violent, though, but worth seeing if you love the other Rambo films as I do. I give it three stars. In my opinion, it's still better than the awful Rambo film that came after it in 2006, though. Switch your brain off, get the popcorn ready and enjoy.

Once again American wonder soldier who would never be able to do most the things you see him do. Do know many Brag guys who can fly a Hind and drive T64 and fire It at the same time. BONKERS.

Well l have watch this movie to many times. But this was the 1st in 7.1 wow the color and sound was just like being at the movies! Highly recommend !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I drove by where they made the1st Rambo . in Hope BC Canada even bought the book.

Best picture quality to date. If you're able to view 4K format and you dig the Rambo series, worth it.

If you don’t have a nostalgic attachment to this film, this isn’t going to win you over - just watch the first movie and then skip to the 4th movie. Rambo III is a good action movie, but it had a very troubled production and release path and got its timing hopelessly wrong. It’s interesting to rewatch this now from a cinema studies perspective and certainly there’s a lot to admire in how this film was crafted given its budget and the technological limitations of the time. Helicopter combat sequences with real helicopters are not easy to film, just by the by. Studio Canal have done an amazing job of remastering this from the original film negatives. Trust me, you’ll never watch the old Blu-Ray again. A word to the younger generation - this was filmed on film and includes a number of night scenes shot in low light that are very grainy. That’s just a consequence of using photochemical film. This looks better than I recall it looking when I saw it at the cinema but that print had been through a few dozen screenings before I got to it. If you’re a fan or a cinema studies student, I recommend adding this to your collection.

Genial edición con una calidad de imagen mejor que muchas películas actuales (vista en 52 pulgadas). Esta en castellano. El guión una risa y ver a Stallone impagable. Curiosa entrevista incluida como extra donde el protagonista habla sin tapujos sobre la trilogía. Recomendable

La tercera entrega de la saga de John Rambo, dirigida por Peter MacDonald y estrenada en 1988, llega en esta edición en 4K Ultra HD con una restauración que hace justicia al espectáculo visual de la época. Aunque no es la entrega más valorada de la saga, sigue siendo un clásico del cine de acción ochentero que muestra a Sylvester Stallone en uno de sus papeles más icónicos. En cuanto a la calidad de imagen, la mejora en definición es notable: colores más vivos, negros más profundos y una nitidez que resalta las escenas de combate en Afganistán, así como los paisajes desérticos que sirven de telón de fondo. La remasterización respeta el grano cinematográfico original, evitando la apariencia artificial que a veces tienen estas restauraciones. El audio también es un punto fuerte: el sonido envolvente potencia las explosiones, tiroteos y la banda sonora de Jerry Goldsmith, que brilla con una claridad renovada y aporta aún más intensidad a la experiencia. Si bien Rambo III no tiene la carga dramática de First Blood ni el equilibrio narrativo de Rambo II, se consolida como un espectáculo de acción desmedida, lleno de secuencias memorables y un Stallone en plena forma física. Esta edición en UHD es, sin duda, la mejor manera de disfrutarla en casa, tanto para coleccionistas como para quienes buscan revivir la experiencia del cine de acción clásico en la mejor calidad posible.