Pembalasan rambu (1986)

Director:

Jopi Burnama

Writers:

Deddy Armand (scenario), Deddy Armand (story)

Stars:

Peter O'Brian, Craig Gavin, Lia Warokka

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Peter O'Brian	...	Rambu
Craig Gavin	...	John Smith
Lia Warokka	...	Angela
Dana Christina	...	Clara
Kaharudin Syah	...	Andre (as Kaharuddin Syah)
Harry Capri	...	Steven
Yenny Farida	...	Jenny (as Jenny Farida)
Adrian Nugraha	...	Bobby (as A. Nugraha)
Adang Mansyur	...	Charlie
Kandar Sinyo	...	Bram
Welan Gerung	...	Police Kaptain (as Waylan Gerung)
Avent Cristy	...	Anton (as Avent Christy)
Johny Matakena	...	Gang Member (as John Matakena)
Dadeng Herang	...	Gang Member (as Dadeng)
Eddy Hansudi	...	Gang Member (as Hansudi)

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

dunes | high jump | jeep | death | cult film | 

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Taglines:

An action-packed fast hitting thriller based on a crime soaked urban jungle

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Genres:

Action | Crime | Thriller

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Details

Country:

Indonesia

Language:

Indonesian

Also Known As:

Rambu

Company Credits

Production Co:

Parkit Films

Technical Specs

Runtime:

88 min

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Did You Know?

Quotes

Jenny: Its ok darling. When you get a job, I'll quit work. Then we can finally raise our family.

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Connections

References First Blood (1982)

User Reviews

Don't mess with Rambu!

The Stabilizer himself, Peter O'Brian (sans the tight perm this time around) pops up here in another pretty wacky Indonesian action epic.

This time around our man is Rambu and yes, you've guessed it, his character isn't exactly a million miles away in resemblance to a certain Hollywood movie icon….

Cue plenty of hilariously sped up, ferocious fight scenes, a rather bizarre motorbike vs Autorickshaw battle(!), an explosion packed finale and atrocious acting, dubbing and voice over work throughout and you end up with this minor bad movie classic.

Certainly it starts off excellently (the opening scene is a classic!) and ends on a high (not to mention explosive!) note but to be honest, the main bulk of the film is a less than engaging affair despite the glowing reviews many other ostensibly easily excitable folk on here are bestowing upon it.

For fellow connoisseurs of cinematic craptaculars, it's certainly worth a look but it has to be said, is nowhere near as much fun as the utterly demented spectacle that marks as Arizal's ultimate masterpiece, namely the hilarious Final Score.