Braddock: Missing in Action III (1988)
Genre: Action
Duration: 101 minuten
Country:
United States
Directed by: Aaron Norris
Stars: Chuck Norris, Aki Aleong and Miki Kim
IMDb score:
4,9 (8.226)
Releasedate: 22 January 1988
Braddock: Missing in Action III plot
"He's fighting for everyone who can't fight back."
When Colonel James Braddock learns that his girlfriend is still alive and he has a 12-year-old son, he flies to communist Vietnam. Well-armed, he heads into the interior to save his family. To achieve this, he must avoid the hands of a sadistic Vietnamese officer. An exciting race through the jungle ensues, targeting his freedom and that of his wife and child.
Actors and actresses
Col. James Braddock
Gen. Quoc
Van Tan Cang
Lin Tan Cang
Rev. Polanski
Mik
Gen. Duncan
Littlejohn
Thuy
CIA Agent
Reviews & comments
Movie Jim
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- 653 messages
- 362 votes
This remains a fantastic action movie.
Chuck Norris's best movie!
I am actually a Chuck Norris fan.
and a connoisseur, I have seen all his films and have them on DVD.
And yes, this really is the best one.
I'd rather watch this movie.
Then off to the Titanic! 
If I see that movie, I'll be in bed.
to sleep for 2 minutes.
No, but seriously.
I just love this genre too
and I also honestly admit
the previous Missing in action
I found the film the weakest part.
of this trilogy.
Did I say best action movie
by Chuck Norris?
Yes, certainly, because I like it.
the story and
There is a lot of action in this film, though.
I used to fish for these kinds of movies
Get a bargain at Wibra 
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mrklm
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- 12387 messages
- 10472 votes
This panned action film begins with a fairly convincing reconstruction of the fall of Saigon. The panic surrounding the American embassy and the unrest in the city are depicted quite convincingly under the direction of Chuck's brother, Aaron Norris. But then we are treated to the cringe-worthy song "Freedom Again" by Ron Bloom, and we know the best is over. Colonel Braddock [Chuck Norris] is one of the passengers on that infamous final flight out of Saigon and is awaiting his Vietnamese wife [Miki Kim]. Although she escaped a bombing of her apartment, she lost her papers, forcing Braddock to leave his wife behind. Since Braddock is told that his wife has been killed, he never returned. But when he hears that his wife is still alive, he returns to Communist North Vietnam, determined to find her and take her to the US. A lot of shooting interspersed with sentimental nonsense makes it clear that Chuck Norris, who co-wrote the script, can write just as well as he can act. And how is it possible that Steven Williams (whose character David Nester died in Missing In Action II: The Beginning) is guarding the embassy here alive and well? Answering that question is just as unworthwhile as this silly, sometimes downright cruel action movie.
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xxERWINxx
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- 1967 messages
- 1019 votes
Re-watched it again today after 13 years, this time seen on Blu-ray!
Great picture and sound on the Blu-ray, and I think this one, along with part 1, is the best!
In this part, just like part 1, first in the city and later in the jungle, this time he hears that his wife is still alive and that he also has a son; this brings him back to Vietnam!
With plenty of shootouts, fights, and many explosions, this installment is very exciting!
He also has to safely transport a large group of children.
The finale was spectacular!
A wonderful conclusion; next time I'm going to rewatch the "Delta Force" films.
Translated from Dutch · View originalPre- and sequels
Missing in Action 2: The Beginning
1985
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