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298 pages! Interview Magazines famous Hollywood Issue with Stallone cover September 1985Andy Warhol was still the publisher when this Interview Magazine was issued in September 1985. Large 10 1/2" x 16 1/2" tall magazine with portrait of Stallone on cover. ALSO two full pages of color photos of NORMA JEAN (Marilyn Monroe) are in this issue. There are also 4 full color portraits of Reigning Queens by Warhol. Many beautiful ads and many, many, many breathtaking photos of celebrities, celebrity interviews and other stories included. Good condition. ... Read more

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This issue features Sylvester Stallone on his fifth and final "Rocky," the reign of Donald and Ivana Trump's boom in the eighties, Helmut Newton spotlights Domiziana Giordano, Annie Leibovitz spotlights Dwight Yoakam, and much more! ... Read more

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It's a Rambo novel, need I say more?
I enjoyed all the Rambo series books.I enjoyed how David Morrell captured the essence of the film while changing things up a bit.I'm a huge Rambo fan and always love getting more Rambo!

Rambo III:This Time It's for his Friend
Co-written by David Morrell (FIRST BLOOD AND RAMBO: FIRST BLOOD PART II).Based on a Screenplay by Sylvester Stallone and Sheldon Lettich.

John Rambo.The most dangerous man alive.His country has called him once again -- this time for a mission he will not accept.Living in exile in a Buddist monestary, far from home, he is finished with the glory and the blood of war.

Now, his former commanding officer, Colonel Trautman, the only man Rambo trusts, is in trouble.On a mission meant for Rambo, he has been captured by Soviet troops on the Afghan border.

For John Rambo it's a call to arms.And an invitation back into Hell...with the help of Afghan rebels. ... Read more

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Rambo meets the Ewings in Dallas. Hes alive again
So if you read book one, Rambo dies, but now,play a fanfare.. he is alive again, maybe he has the same shower as Bobby ewing from the TV show dallas.
They dont explain it,so you have to forget book one, but then, he goes over old turf from book one.
A money making book, that abuses the intelligence of the readers. But its worth too stars.

Not Free SF Reader
Somehow, Rambo is still alive.Resurrection pills?Anyway, he is in the slammer, and gets the 'go and do something really dangerous for us' choice, and decides to do it.He has some friends in Vietnman he would like to rescue, after all.

Again he gets shafted, but he is Rambo, and his name didn't become a catchphrase for nothing.

even though rambo died in the first book.....
even though rambo died in the first book, he lived in the movie, leaving it open for sequals. david morrell wrote a follow up book in an attempt to make the series his again, and make it the way he wanted it. although if it went the way he wanted it, rambo would be dead and there would be no crappy sequals. but thats what happens when you sell a masterpeice like 'first blood' to hollywood....

this isn't really a review
I havent read the book yet but i have a question.WARNING SPOILER TO FIRST BOOK

didn't rambo get killed in the first book?if so how is there a sequel?

An underated clssic!
I'm surprised that no on has reviewed this book. It's very good. The plot is good, the action is nice and logical, the book is funny and the character's are very developed. Rambo is much more human than in the movie, although he isn't quite as arrogant as he is in "First Blood". If you find a copy of this, you should buy it. It makes the movie even better, since we see what the caracter's are thinking. However, David made a few mistakes on the weapons. SPOILERS.
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Rambo didn't use an M60, he used an M60E3.
The M134 chaingun wasn't called "Puff, the magic dragon". The AC-47 gunship, which didn't even have a M134, was called Puff the Magic Dragon. ... Read more

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Disc 1: **ROCKY 1976 Rating: PG Rating: Cdn: TBC / Que: G Run Time : 120 min 16x9 Widescreen 1.85:1 English Audio: 5.1 DTS Surround, 5.1 Dolby Surround, & Original Mono French Audio: 5.1 Surround Spanish Audio: Mono Subtitles: English, French & Spanish Disc 2: **ROCKY II 1979 Rating: PG Rating: Cdn: TBC / Que: G Run Time : 119 min 16x9 Widescreen 1.85:1 English Audio: 5.1 Dolby Surround French Audio: Mono Spanish Audio: Mono Subtitles: English, French & Spanish Disc 3: **ROCKY III 1982 Rating: PG Rating: Cdn: TBC / Que: G Run Time : 100 min 16x9 Widescreen 1.85:1 English Audio: 5.1 Dolby Surround French Audio: Mono Spanish Audio: Mono Subtitles: English, French & Spanish ... Read more

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Rocky Box Set
Excellent Shipping, My wife watches it 15 times a week, when she can. MUST mean something meaningful to her---not my cup of tea.

You will learn hell a lot - I am talking about life skills - from this movie!
Since I was a kid, I love to watch action movies.

I often go to watch action movies - even though they may be deemed 'no-brainers' - with only two objectives in mind. One, to be entertained, & two, to learn something useful.

Sylvester Stallone is one of my favourite action movie stars, despite the fact that he has drooping eyes, a crooked mouth & talks funny. I have watched many of his action movies, which included Rocky I to III, Rambo I (First Blood) to III, Judge Dredd, The Specialist, Demolition Man, Cliffhanger, Tango & Cash, Cobra &Nighthawks.

I would like to single out one of his action movies, Rocky III, which I thought shares many valuable learning points in terms of life (survival) skills.

The focus of the entire movie centres on his reluctant return (again as Rocky Balboa) to the ring after an earlier brutal knock-out & devastating defeat by Clubber Lang (played by Mr T), with the encouragement of Apollo Creed (played again by Carl Weathers). Rocky struggled through his fears & anguish as he kept playing the vivid images of past defeat in his mind.

On the other hand, Apollo kept drumming into Rocky's thick skulls about the urgent need to regain his fighting spirit.

It was very interesting to watch both of them & also to listen to their witty dialogue, as Rocky struggled to attain his former killer instinct, the eye of the tiger, while undergoing intensive re-training. Flashbacks of his failed encounter with Clubber Lang constanly kept Rocky awake at night. It was quite fun to watch Mr T in his meanest role as a wrecking machine in the ring.

In one early training scene, Rocky was really exhausted & he wanted to stop: "Let's do it tomorrow." Apollo screamed: "There's no tomorrow!"

The scene at the beach & the subsequent dialogue between Rocky & his wife, Adrian (played by Talia Shire), was really touching & motivating.
A very concerned Adrian asked one pertinent question: "Why did you come here?".

Rocky began to reveal his inner fears & lingering doubts through his conversation with Adrian.

The final revelation actually came from Rocky as he yelled: "Nothing is real if you don't believe in who you are!"

A lot of the times in our lives when we encounter stumbling blocks or setbacks in our path to seek out our fondestdreams, we often begin to lose steam & doubt ourselves. This often happen to kids & teens when they get an F in a test or may be just flunk school. Like Rocky, we keep playing the images of self-defeat in our minds & begin to lose the original focus & intended purpose at the beginning of the journey.

The interview dialogue between Clubber Lang & the reporter was also witty but meaningful. When asked for his strategy to counter Rocky's comeback to the ring, his remarks were "Don't need any!"

When asked again by the reporter for his prediction, he retorted: "Pain!"

At the ring just before the fight, Clubber Lang said menacingly to Rocky: "I'm going to bust you up!"Rocky's immediate response: "Go for it!"

Putting these dialogues into a life-skill perspective, I am sure readers will concur with my following analyses:

- If we don't have a strategy in life, pain is definitely what we will get.
- The best way to deal with fear is to fight it! FEAR is just a FALSE EVENT APPEARING REAL!
- Alway believe in ourself & in our ability to perform & succeed in the things we are working on. Believing that we can make it happen is an important step toward creating a desired future. Napoleon Hill, author of the 'Law of Success', rightly said that, it takes a person half their lives to discover that life is a do-it-yourself project.
- In life, everything is possible; it's just a question of strategy!

If you have not yet watched Rocky III, I strongly suggest you watch it quickly & carefully. You will learn hell a lot from this movie!

All Mums & Dads out there, I strongly urge both ofyou to go & watch this movie with your kids & teens!







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Long out of print, this item is in good (not perfect) condition. A good reading copy, and something that you don't come across often. Dozens of pages about the making of the movie, the stars and filled with color and b/w photos. Has some cover wear and small tears along the edges. Click on image for a close up view. ... Read more

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Features Rocky star Sylvester Stallone on the cover with a 3 page feature story with pictures. Also includes a story on series Eight is Enough and lots of other "blast from the past" stories. ... Read more

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The ROCKY BALBOA Trading Card Binder Set features 72 cards displayed in a custom collectible binder. Re-live every unforgettable moment as Rocky gets back in the ring for one final round! Be the first to own this must-have collectible from one of cinemas most enduring icons!ROCKY BALBOA Trading Card Set includes: 72 Collectible Trading Cards 9 Nine-Pocket Sleeves Collectible Card Binder Certificate of Authenticity ... Read more