David Taylor

I went to a 10:45 pm viewing and the theater was crowded. I was entertained from the start to the finish. It seemed to be written well, nice plot, great camera action, and felt realistic. They did well by not making it where the characters were amazingly successful and over the top like Fast and Furious'ish action. It was a 2 hr movie that moved along rather quickly and didn't leave you bored and watching the clock. I felt there could have been more focus on the intricacies of the cars, and struggles of the team, but that didn't diminish from the quality of the plot and story line. Clean entertainment and worth the time

This and the previous Rambo are horribly written and littered with unnecessary, ridiculous, violence, that do nothing to enhance the drama. These movies paint Ramboo as a psychotic serial killer, that needs to be locked away. To end a franchise in this way is just simply terrible. This movie's plot and story line literally had no connection to the character John Rambo, what so ever. This was nothing more than Home Alone with an American Psycho.