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Mount Kinabalu in Rambo 4?

It has been blogged by others and also out in the local news about possibility of a footage in Rambo 4 that believed to be the majestic Mount Kinabalu. I watched the movie my self to look for the footage and capture the following:

and a crop of the footage:

and look at the following photo by Louis Phang (Sabah International Award winning wedding photographer) to compare the picturesque of both:

If it is true that the film was using the Kinabalu footage and no credit was given to Sabah and Malaysia, it's really not fair although it may be taken from a stock photo. This movie was a block buster. Judge yourself..

This footage is after Rambo rescued the woman and before missing alert happened. Its very nice morning in this place, I wonder where was this footage taken..
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  1. :: NbC ::6:42 AM

    owhh, too bad.. hv u seen any appreciation notes on their acknowledgment part..?

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  2. SAM9:31 AM

    As far is last credits scene of the movie concern, I didn't notice any word mention about Sabah/Malaysia Tourism at least, only mentioning about the source of some stock photo name.

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  3. Chareen3:19 PM

    i gave up watching rambo long time ago. heard the last one was a flop : abt rambo in myanmar.

    whatever it is, action movies where americans are heroes and others are villians do not appeal anymore

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  4. azizi8:40 PM

    yup,rambo no more. pathetic one action hero. too typical. sucks!

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  5. SAM9:19 PM

    Haha.. I watch em to look for my self and I wil hunt Mt Kinabalu Photo in every direction while I am here.. when.. haha don't know la.

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  6. Chareen1:09 PM

    tak yah susah2...watch other rational shows like the simpsons. jom tonton simpsons

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  7. SAM6:18 AM

    dah tengok..
    but as photography geek, I will do some kinabalu outing in various direction when I'm free and to be shared here.. wait.

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