Rambo

Christian aid workers show bravery by continuing their mission in the face of danger. Rambo, as always, decides to take matters in his own hands to help the mercenaries assigned to rescue the missionaries. Lots of male bravado, but the woman character does show she's committed to her cause, and isn't simply stereotyped as a "damsel in distress." 

From the opening news reel of atrocities being committed in Burma, the film is -- save for a few early sequences -- nonstop violence. People are shot, burned alive, blown up, stabbed, hacked, hanged, and raped. Women are shown taunted and then about to be raped. Children are killed. Limbs fly around as bombs and land mines are triggered. Heads explode or are decapitated and bodies dismembered. Name a weapon, and it's used -- arrows, knives, handguns, automatic weapons, etc. Young women are forced to dance in front of their brutal captors. They're then hit, and their clothes are ripped off (breasts are visible) as they're about to be raped. A boy is shown escorted to the general's quarters, where the general caresses his head and face before shutting the door. A dead body is shown hanging while the legs have been stripped of their meat by the pigs below. 

As with most military action flicks, the language is ever-present -- "f--k" is the most uttered word, with "s--t" and "a--hole" close seconds. "C--t" also said once. "Retard" also used by one of the mercenaries; this same mercenary calls Southeast Asians a racist term. 

The Burmese soldiers drink heavily during the pre-rape dance scene. Cigarette smoking. Beer drinking.