John Rambo – 2008

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Twenty years later, “Rambo” (Sylvester Stallone) retired to the Northern Thailand. Close to Thai-Burma (Myanmar), the civil war with the longest duration of human history, the Burmese conflict, is already in its 60. Th year. John Rambo now lives a solitary life, simple, in the mountains and jungles, to fish and hunt. Everything changes when mission of the Human Rights seeking. They give you that, from the previous year, in part by to the refugee camps, the Burmese armed forces placed mines along the road making the route too dangerous. Rambo guide them through the Salween river so they can deliver medicines and food to the Karen tribe. Less than two weeks later, the Pastor Arthur Marsh (Ken Howard) finds Rambo and tells you that employees of humanitarian aid did not come back and that the embassy did nothing to find. While the U.S. Army has trained to be a lethal soldier in Vietnam, decades later, the reluctance of Rambo for violence and conflict are palpable and their scars away but it is still, however, visible. Meanwhile, the lone warrior knows what to do …
 
This a movie for Rambo fans. I found that violence had not exaggerated compared to the other Rambo movies and the end gives us some emotion.