Nate Jordan (GameSlayer1985)

I love the fact, that this movie was about one man trying to make a difference for his people just so they could have a place to call home. And all they ever wanted was to gain something that most of us have already have for ourselves and our families: freedom. I bet if the shoe were on the other foot, we'd want the same thing for ourselves as well. And instead of looking at this from from another point of view: Having a good relationship with the African American people, and having them as allies, the white people chose to do the unthinkable and murder a good a decent man.

It's a good movie. One thing that bugs me, is the the character, Teasle, and his friend, Galt, appear to be more than bullies in the movie, instead of being law abinding police officers. Galt was killed because of his foolish pride. And Teasle almost gets killed, if it hadn't been for Tautman. I'm surprised Teale wasn't fired for that. Even though, both Rambo and Teasle are war vets. It give Teasle no excuse to hate Rambo.

There was one episode where they were in this ghost town in Nervada. Nick wasn't feeling so hot, and Zak used a device that a voice said "died". Which was the last word in the sentence. What I heard was "Why haven't you died?" Creepy, right?

It was strong, intense, gritty, and in black and white. Everything a war movie should be. The acting was memorable, and the relationship between the soldiers against Stefon showed their misplacement of what a spy should have been. Overall, a classic, classic movie. I recommend this.