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Friday, May 9, 2008

Rambo

The Numbers Rating: 7.71 (224 votes) Rate it - Rating Details
Rotten Tomatoes Rating: 33% - Rotten
Theatrical Performance
Total US Gross $42,724,402
International Gross $60,407,817
Worldwide Gross $103,132,219
Released January 25, 2008
Production Budget $47,500,000
MPAA Rating R for strong graphic bloody violence, sexual assaults, grisly images and language.
Franchise Rights (Nu Image/Millenium Films from Carolco):$2,500,000
Budget Source:Screen International, 9/7/2007 ("under-$50m")
Franchises Rambo
Distributed by Lionsgate
Music Composed By Brian Tyler
Source Sequel
Major Genre Action
Country United States
Production Method Live Action
Creative Type Contemporary Fiction
Director Sylvester Stallone

Synopsis

Twenty years after the last film in the series, John Rambo has retreated to northern Thailand, where he's running a longboat on the Salween River. On the nearby Thai-Burma (Myanmar) border, the world's longest-running civil war, the Burmese-Karen conflict, rages into its 60th year. But Rambo, who lives a solitary, simple life in the mountains and jungles fishing and catching poisonous snakes to sell, has long given up fighting, even as medics, mercenaries, rebels and peace workers pass by on their way to the war-torn region.

That all changes when a group of human rights missionaries search out the "American river guide" John Rambo. When Sarah and Michael Bennett approach him, they explain that since last year's trek to the refugee camps, the Burmese military has laid landmines along the road, making it too dangerous for overland travel. They ask Rambo to guide them up the Salween and drop them off, so they can deliver medical supplies and food to the Karen tribe. After initially refusing to cross into Burma, Rambo takes them, dropping off Sarah, Michael and the aid workers...

Less than two weeks later, pastor Arthur Marsh finds Rambo and tells him the aid workers did not return and the embassies have not helped locate them. He tells Rambo he's mortgaged his home and raised money from his congregation to hire mercenaries to get the missionaries, who are being held captive by the Burmese army. Although the United States military trained him to be a lethal super soldier in Vietnam, decades later Rambo's reluctance for violence and conflict are palpable, his scars faded, yet visible. However, the lone warrior knows what he must do...

Cast

Sylvester Stallone    John J. Rambo
Julie Benz    Sarah Miller
Matthew Marsden    Schoolboy
Paul Schulze    Burnett
Graham McTavish    Lewis
Jake La Botz    Reese

Weekend Chart Record

DateRank Gross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossDays
1/25/2008 2 $18,203,876   2,751 $6,617 $18,203,876 3
2/1/2008 5 $7,120,649 -60.88% 2,751 $2,588 $29,918,795 10
2/8/2008 8 $4,482,012 -37.06% 2,717 $1,650 $36,876,490 17
2/15/2008 13 $1,988,494 -55.63% 1,702 $1,168 $40,188,262 24
2/22/2008 24 $654,231 -67.10% 727 $900 $41,762,250 31
2/29/2008 30 $271,407 -58.52% 402 $675 $42,281,425 38
3/7/2008 44 $71,616 -73.61% 163 $439 $42,470,119 45
3/14/2008 37 $104,508 +45.93% 201 $520 $42,611,220 52
3/21/2008 46 $55,348 -47.04% 136 $407 $42,724,402 59

Daily Chart Record

DateRank Gross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossDays
1/25/2008 2 $6,692,634   2,751 $2,433 $6,692,634 1
1/26/2008 2 $6,726,805 +0.51% 2,751 $2,445 $13,419,439 2
1/27/2008 1 $4,784,437 -28.88% 2,751 $1,739 $18,203,876 3
1/28/2008 1 $1,377,351 -71.21% 2,751 $501 $19,581,227 4
1/29/2008 1 $1,219,005 -11.50% 2,751 $443 $20,800,232 5
1/30/2008 1 $1,038,529 -14.81% 2,751 $378 $21,838,761 6
1/31/2008 1 $959,385 -7.62% 2,751 $349 $22,798,146 7
2/1/2008 5 $2,250,298 +134.56% 2,764 $814 $25,048,444 8
2/2/2008 7 $3,522,152 +56.52% 2,764 $1,274 $28,570,596 9
2/3/2008 4 $1,348,199 -61.72% 2,764 $488 $29,918,795 10
2/4/2008 3 $703,545 -47.82% 2,764 $255 $30,622,340 11
2/5/2008 2 $645,592 -8.24% 2,764 $234 $31,267,932 12
2/6/2008 2 $553,170 -14.32% 2,764 $200 $31,821,102 13
2/7/2008 3 $573,376 +3.65% 2,764 $207 $32,394,478 14
2/8/2008 8 $1,206,053 +110.34% 2,717 $444 $33,600,531 15
2/9/2008 8 $1,929,195 +59.96% 2,717 $710 $35,529,726 16
2/10/2008 6 $1,346,764 -30.19% 2,717 $496 $36,876,490 17
2/11/2008 6 $362,244 -73.10% 2,717 $133 $37,238,734 18
2/12/2008 7 $342,149 -5.55% 2,717 $126 $37,580,883 19
2/13/2008 7 $318,067 -7.04% 2,717 $117 $37,898,950 20
2/14/2008 14 $300,818 -5.42% 2,717 $111 $38,199,768 21
2/15/2008 13 $491,356 +63.34% 1,702 $289 $38,691,124 22
2/16/2008 13 $809,941 +64.84% 1,702 $476 $39,501,065 23
2/17/2008 13 $687,197 -15.15% 1,702 $404 $40,188,262 24
2/18/2008 14 $398,848 -41.96% 1,702 $234 $40,587,110 25
2/19/2008 13 $178,995 -55.12% 1,702 $105 $40,766,105 26
2/20/2008 13 $167,915 -6.19% 1,702 $99 $40,934,020 27
2/21/2008 13 $173,999 +3.62% 1,702 $102 $41,108,019 28
2/22/2008 -  $164,803 -5.29% 727 $227 $41,272,822 29
2/23/2008 -  $282,714 +71.55% 727 $389 $41,555,536 30
2/24/2008 -  $206,714 -26.88% 727 $284 $41,762,250 31
2/25/2008 19 $60,662 -70.65% 727 $83 $41,822,912 32
2/26/2008 18 $63,560 +4.78% 727 $87 $41,886,472 33
2/27/2008 20 $61,860 -2.67% 727 $85 $41,948,332 34
2/28/2008 20 $61,686 -0.28% 727 $85 $42,010,018 35
2/29/2008 -  $67,922 +10.11% 402 $169 $42,077,940 36
3/1/2008 25 $116,702 +71.82% 402 $290 $42,194,642 37
3/2/2008 -  $86,783 -25.64% 402 $216 $42,281,425 38
3/3/2008 -  $29,991 -65.44% 402 $75 $42,311,416 39
3/4/2008 -  $29,454 -1.79% 402 $73 $42,340,870 40
3/5/2008 -  $29,050 -1.37% 402 $72 $42,369,920 41
3/6/2008 -  $28,583 -1.61% 402 $71 $42,398,503 42
3/7/2008 -  $18,417 -35.57% 163 $113 $42,416,920 43
3/8/2008 -  $29,976 +62.76% 163 $184 $42,446,896 44
3/9/2008 -  $23,223 -22.53% 163 $142 $42,470,119 45
3/10/2008 -  $8,821 -62.02% 163 $54 $42,478,940 46

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