More posters | Designed by Yuri Danilov | For Adventure, Action movies | For films by Ted Kotcheff | For American movies

First Blood / Rambo - 1 Sheet Soviet Movie Poster

Great artwork with vibrant colors and cyrillic text for the only RAMBO movie they've released in the Soviet Union:
„They've banned the second and third films as they were Vietnam's greatest ally after the war, and they were also pulling out of Afghanistan just little over a week of the release of Rambo III."

  • Original title -
    First Blood / Rambo
  • Year / Country - 1982 / USA
  • Genre - Adventure, Action
  • Director - Ted Kotcheff
  • Starring -
    Brian Dennehy, Richard Crenna, Bill McKinney, Sylvester Stallone
  • Poster title - Рэмбо
  • Designer - Yuri Danilov
  • Dimensions- 31" x 21"
  • Condition -
    Mint. Unfolded, no tape marks, sharp edges.

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