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Happy Saturday Everyone!We're back for more Rocky, and this is a great next chapter in the series. After he lost Mickey in Rocky 3 I wasn't ready for him to lose someone else so close to him, and in such a brutal way! Drago is such a good villain though, maybe my favorite so far, and the final fight is one for the ages.Hope you'll join us for Rocky IV!YouTube: https://youtu.be/cnGn6bm96So

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Rocky IV (runtime 1:31:31) - Patreon Version

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Jeffrey Fisher

Great surprise! Looking forward to watching this with you guys. "I must break you."

Darian Harman

Ha! You dropped a hint in the No Way Home watch-along when Strange said, "If they die, they die". Maplenuts with the Easter eggs.

Clay F

I like Rocky and Rocky 2 much better than Rocky 4. Sad to see Carl Weathers go -- Apollo was a great character. Rocky (1976) is my favorite underdog movie of all time. A nuanced performance by Stallone. I liked Rocky 2, which to me just as much love story as boxing movie. Rocky 4 = cheese way too much, overwhelming.

Clay F

Definitely skip Rocky 5 (1990) that nearly destroyed the franchise. Would be another 16 years before the next installment [Balboa (2006)]. You can READ what happens in Rocky 5 to prepare for the Balboa reaction. IMDb 8.1, RT 93% – Rocky (1976) [AFI Top 100] IMDb 5.4, RT 32% – Rocky V (1990) Balboa released 16 years after Rocky V

Ian A

Rocky in this training montage is on of the most ripped people I have ever seen. He had to be so dehydrated. To make it more realistic, in some of the fight scenes, they are fighting for real. Dolph Lungren punched Sly so hard in the chest it pushed his breastplate into his heart, causing him to be in intensive care for 9 days.

Jonathan

Awesome reaction with an awesome movie!!!

ShadowDrgn

4 is definitely a lot of people's favorites. Dolph Lungren plays such a good villian. Please keep going with the Rocky series, that being said I can almost guarantee Rocky 5 is no one's fav. Worst of the series, not that is bad per se, but def not best, but needed to keep up with the story as you continue into Balboa and Creed movies.

Nathan Jasper

Would love it if you went to the cheese side of the '80s with Universal Soldier which also featured Dolph Lundgren and the great Jean-Claude Van Damme