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Rambo

  • Serie de TV
  • 1986
  • TV-Y7
  • 30min
CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
6.3/10
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Rambo (1986)
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A petición del coronel Trautman, John Rambo dirige la unidad especial La Fuerza de la Libertad contra la organización terrorista paramilitar S.A.V.A.G.E. en todo el mundo.A petición del coronel Trautman, John Rambo dirige la unidad especial La Fuerza de la Libertad contra la organización terrorista paramilitar S.A.V.A.G.E. en todo el mundo.A petición del coronel Trautman, John Rambo dirige la unidad especial La Fuerza de la Libertad contra la organización terrorista paramilitar S.A.V.A.G.E. en todo el mundo.

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    • Neil Ross
    • Alan Oppenheimer
    • Mona Marshall
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  • CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
    6.3/10
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      • Neil Ross
      • Alan Oppenheimer
      • Mona Marshall
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    Neil Ross
    Neil Ross
    • John Rambo
    • 1986
    Alan Oppenheimer
    Alan Oppenheimer
    • Col. Samuel Trautman
    • 1986
    Mona Marshall
    Mona Marshall
    • Kat
    • 1986
    James Avery
    James Avery
    • Turbo
    • 1986
    Don LaFontaine
    Don LaFontaine
    • Narrator
    • 1986
    Michael Ansara
    Michael Ansara
    • General Warhawk…
    • 1986
    Peter Cullen
    Peter Cullen
    • Sergeant Havoc
    • 1986
    Lennie Weinrib
    Lennie Weinrib
    • Gripper…
    • 1986
    Frank Welker
    Frank Welker
    • Mad Dog
    • 1986
    Robert Ito
    Robert Ito
    • Black Dragon…
    • 1986
    Ed Gilbert
    Ed Gilbert
    • Nomad
    • 1986
    Lee Harris
    • T.D. Jackson…
    • 1986
    Michael Bell
    Michael Bell
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    Russi Taylor
    Russi Taylor
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    Dale Ishimoto
    Dale Ishimoto
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    Captain_Couth

    The animated series.

    Rambo (1986) was a bad cartoon. Seeing him leap off a skyscraper on a motorcycle was too much for me. They tried to make Rambo into a children's character who chases the bad guys and fight for truth and justice. Bad stuff. Not worth seeking out. Who thought it was a good idea to turn a flashback haunted sadistic sociopath soldier into a children's hero? The cartoon had very little or nothing to do with the film franchise except the main character and his sanitized persona.

    They made toys for the cartoon series and a comic book!

    D-
    10minerals

    This show is a good show for kids to watch.

    The Rambo cartoon made by Ruby-Spears in 1986 is a good show. With the way the Coloniel comes and asks Rambo for help it is based more on the events of the third and final Rambo Movie because in that movie Rambo is asked to help with a problem that an enemy is causing. With the way this show has Rambo going around to different areas of the world it has the ability to show children what different landmarks in other countries look like. Plus it teaches that Good wins over Evil because the evil General Warhawk gets defeated every time he tries to take over something in another country! I am glad to find out from the website Tvshowsondvd.com that this June there will be 2 DVDs of this show coming out that have 11 episodes on each disk! I have to say that it is good that this show is going to be available for the next generation to see.
    7Cinemaniac1984

    My introduction to John Rambo in Rambo: The Force of Freedom.

    The first time I watched John Rambo was in the animated series Rambo: The Force of Freedom which I enjoyed watching on VHS as a child. Only in the 80's would you have a cartoon spin off for kids from a violent action movie for adults. In this case, Rambo: The Force of Freedom was a spin off from the Sylvester Stallone action blockbusters First Blood (1982) and Rambo: First Blood Part II (1985) which I didn't know back then as an innocent 7 year old until I started watching the movies a few years later.

    In this animated series, John Rambo was part of a Special Forces unit called "The Force of Freedom." The unit was led by Colonel Trautman and the other team members included Turbo who was a mechanical genius and race car driver, and K. A. T. Who was proficient in disguises as well as gymnastics and martial arts. The unit would go on missions around the globe and battle a paramilitary terrorist organization named S. A. V. A. G. E. (Specialist-Administrators of Vengeance, Anarchy and Global Extortion) led by the main villain Colonel Warhawk and Sergeant Havoc as his second in command.

    The films depict John Rambo as a troubled Vietnam Veteran suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder following events from the Vietnam War while in the US Army. Having difficulty adjusting to the civilian world, Rambo later returns to the life he swore to leave behind and becomes a one man killing machine armed with a wide variety of weapons including rifles, machine guns, explosives, knives and a bow and arrow as well as displaying a high proficiency in hand to hand combat. The cartoon however, has moulded him into a heroic wisecracking superhuman who outwits the bad guys and uses violence as a last resort. The cartoon is also notable for its family friendly "no killing" rule, and made no references to the events in the first two movies. There was also no mention of anything relating to the Vietnam War.

    The late Jerry Goldsmith, the composer of the Rambo movies was also composer for the cartoon. Rambo: The Force of Freedom only ran for one season in 1986 before being cancelled. The animated series also spawned a successful toy line.

    Rambo: The Force of Freedom was another memorable cartoon from my childhood. My brother and I both enjoyed the animated series as children when we hired them out on VHS. We would later go on to enjoy the original Rambo trilogy with Sylvester Stallone in his prime. As awesome as the Rambo movies are, I still have fond memories of the animated series.

    7/10.
    anangel4lyf

    Give me...THIS RAMBO!

    Jonathan J. Rambo has seen the light. After his three movies in which he was nothing more than a murdering machine no better than the villains he killed, he finally realized that TRUE heroes don't kill, and that a man of his talents can defeat thousands of foes without ending a single life. Rambo is aided by his Commanding Officer Samuel Troutman; Kathy Taylor, army brat KAT; Turbo Johnson, weapons specialist; White Dragon, ninja hero and T.D. Jones, football hero. His foes from S.A.V.A.G.E. are much worse than the simpletons he killed in the mindless movies. General Warhawk and Sergeant Havok alone could take out Rambo easily. But they also have Gripper and his dangerous but lovable UZI shield; Black Dragon, White Dragon's evil ninja brother; Nomad the Middle-Eastern terrorist; Mad Dog the urban biker and an army of dangerous Cyborgs. The action is awesome and smart. The stories are brilliant. And the fans are cool, unlike one guy whose review about Rambo 2 insulted the entire United States' intelligence. YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE, SLAPPY! The second best military cartoon next to G.I.Joe, Rambo is one top of the line series. Give me THIS RAMBO anytime!
    8lz-sabre

    Excellent for its time

    There was a long animated movie and a number of stand alone episodes. The latter were not really up to par with the movie but came close. The most impressive feature about the Rambo cartoon is the sheer loyalty towards existing and historic military hardware such as the Lockheed AC-130 Spectre gunship and the Battleship Yamamoto which are shown in full force. Its also surprising to see that the aircraft which made extensive appearances such as the OV-10 Bronco and Avro HS-748, although not mentioned by name, are reproduced with great authenticity. In the series, they come up with some innovative military designs.

    Story lines were decent and the action, although far from realistic and the explosions far from impactive, were at the least, quite intensive. The animation was standard Ruby Spears quality. The only thing is that while 10000s of bullets were fired, no one actually got killed or even hurt.

    I really don't know why morons like Jtalledo call this a GI Joe clone? There is really very little in common with GI Joe and this one was at least a little bit more mature. People like the mentioned who lampoon themselves cluelessly should really not waste our time here by talking garbage.

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      This is one of several R-rated film franchises that were marketed to children with toylines and/or animated adaptations. Some franchises leaned into the expanded audience, with later movie installments rated a more accessible PG-13. Sylvester Stallone was reportedly embarrassed by the animated series, and later Rambo films went for harder R-rated content.
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      Narrator: Rambo! Anywhere and everywhere, the S.A.V.A.G.E. forces of General Warhawk threaten the peace-loving people of the world, there's only one man to call!

      Col. Samuel Trautman: Get me Rambo!

      Narrator: ...From the canyons of skyscrapers to the canyons of remote mountain peaks, liberty's champion is unstoppable. Rambo! Helped by the mechanical genius known as Turbo and the master of disguises named Kat, the honor-bound protectors of the innocent! Rambo, the Force of Freedom!

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 14 de abril de 1986 (Estados Unidos)
    • País de origen
      • Estados Unidos
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      • Rambo: The Force of Freedom
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      • Ruby-Spears Enterprises
      • Carolco International N.V.
      • Worldvision Enterprises
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      30 minutos
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      • 1.33 : 1

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