Do you want to see what made so many people not want to go to a beach in 1975?  The reason why some kids did not want to take a bath?  Here is the movie that started really Steven Spielberg's career.  I was 11 when this movie came out and I remember being at the local watering hole wondering if there was a shark hiding in the bull rushs along the side of the pond (not thinking that this is Vancouver and the water is too cold for a great white shark!).

JAWS is simply amazing.  Scary, suspenseful, exciting, and overall, enjoyable.   This movie is one of the best.   A MUST SEE. 

No movie collection is complete without this movie.

John Rambo is a disoriented Vietnam Vet. He is hitchhiking from town to town to see friends from the war. A sheriff tries to make him leave town and when he refuses, arrests him for vagrancy. While in jail, a deputy takes delight in abusing him. Rambo escapes showing his old Vietnam fighting skills and takes to the woods as the sheriff and deputies try and find him in his element. Things get out of hand as Colonel Trautman Rambo's old commander appears to shed light on the situation.

John Rambo who is now in prison after the ruckus he caused in the previous movie, is approached by his former superior, Colonel Trautman. It seems that the government's looking for American MIA's in Vietnam, that are still being held there. Now the man in charge of the mission, Murdock, tells Rambo that his job is to go in, confirm their presence by taking photographs. Rambo senses that Murdock is not what he seems. Rambo goes in takes the photographs, but also takes one of the prisoners with him. When Murdock learns of this, he orders the chopper that's suppose to pick him up to pull out. Rambo is then captured. Obviously Murdock's desire was not to find anyone. Trautman warns him that Rambo's going to come after him. And that's what Rambo's going to do but first he is going after the Vietnamese and Russians, who brutalized him.