Looks great..,   
What is the aspect ratio ???  It has to be 2.6:1 ...  I haven't seen that size for a number of years .

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Damn!  There's 4 minutes of my life I'll never get back!

Just what were you expecting 

I loved the Rambo movies (well, the 1st two anyway). This one looks at least as good as those   

Looks to my like Sly needed a boost of cash. Both Rocky and Rambo hitting the theaters again after all this time. 

"... killing as easy as breathing." (john rambo)

This makes my day.     

Really liked Balboa, and am actually rooting for ol' Sly.

First Blood is excellent, vastly underrated due to its sequels (mainly the third film).

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"... killing as easy as breathing." (john rambo)

This makes my day.     

Yeah, but the whole quote is even better:

"When you're pushed, killing is easy as breathing."

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Go, John, Go!!! .  I'm actually looking forward to seeing the 'ol man in action again .

Hey, I wasn't kidding about the vets.  I worked at a Vietnam Outreach Counseling center for several years after I got out, and that movie helped a lot of guys with the same sort of problems Rambo had begin being able to finally talk them in counseling sessions.  I've always been convinced that movie and 'Uncommon Valor' kept a lot of guys from killing themselves.

I don't understand, how would that movie help Vietnam Veterinarians ?


I know I know, very very bad joke, not even subtle but it was burning me......I had to let it out.

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Go, John, Go!!! .  I'm actually looking forward to seeing the 'ol man in action again .

Hey, I wasn't kidding about the vets.  I worked at a Vietnam Outreach Counseling center for several years after I got out, and that movie helped a lot of guys with the same sort of problems Rambo had begin being able to finally talk them in counseling sessions.  I've always been convinced that movie and 'Uncommon Valor' kept a lot of guys from killing themselves.

I never insinuated that you were.  I honestly believe that those films were probably a contributing factor in helping many Vietnam vets to open up and come to terms with their experiences in South East Asia.

Didn't mean to imply you were.  Just wanted to make sure you knew where I was coming from.  Just a side note you may find interesting:  When 'First Blood' hit theaters, the director of the center took nightly groups of vets who had the worst cases of PTSD to see it.  Several hundred all told.  Then, he wrote a letter to Stallone (which all of us on staff signed) thanking him for the honest portrayal he gave.  Stallone sent us back a very nice two page hand-written letter saying he was humbled and surprised at the volume of mail he received from vets all over the country, and that he was glad to have helped so many by making the movie.  The boss had it framed and displayed it in a prominent place in his office from then on.