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I had a ROLLERCOASTER of emotions during this one!! Also.... MR. T!!!!!!!

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Robert da Spruce

And Hulk Hogan! 😄 Guess I know what I’ll be watching tonight!

Dan M

I pity the fool who doesn’t think this sequel is just as incredible as Rocky and Rocky II. Clubber Lang and Thunderlips…love those names. RIP Mickey!! 😢

Larry Darrell

Ringing the bell on this fight tonight, for sure. Ding Ding.

TeeZee22

And there goes my time until I pick up my kids from school. I can't pass this up.

Dan M

Makes me want to call up my best friend, drive down to Jones Beach together, and go frolicking in the surf in my high school gym shorts and a tank top.

Kevin Hooper

I’m glad that your affection for this franchise has grown from movie to movie. Great reaction as always. On to Rocky IV, baby (said in my best Thunderlips voice).

TeeZee22

Another great and fun reaction! You asked if this was Mr. T's big break and I'm pretty sure it was. When I was a really young kid a few years after Rocky 3 was released, Mr. T was a big star because of starring in the A-Team TV show. He also had his own cartoon and even had a Mr. T cereal.

Eric

Mick said "it hurts" referring to his heart attack/failure. He was just in pain.

BridgesNotBurned

I don’t think I could ever say enough, but I have seen all of these movies probably 30 times and I’ve watched a dozen different reactors and this is still by 1000 miles. The best reactions to any of these movies I have ever seen and I love it.! so glad you decided to continue with ease in the way you get it. It’s like watching them all over for the first time again so thank you thank you THANK YOU! ❤️❤️

Ziro the Hutt

Thats about as much as I've seen them over 40 years too, thought it has been a while! Yep they are a lot of fun, especially now we are in the cheesy 80's ones.

Ziro the Hutt

Ha Teegan, bet you have been bothering your husband and daughter all week singing Eye Of The Tiger! What a tune! "I ain't pity no fool!!!" - love Mr. T, an absolute legend. I believe he took his mother to the premiere and she hated him in it, as she always wanted to instil in him positive values, and Clubber doesn't have many! Great antagonist though and he nails the role superbly. Very emotional stuff with Rocky lying to Micky on his deathbed about winning the bout, but what else was he supposed to say? He has a similar arc to the first film here however, where he doubts himself a creditable champion after getting hammered and Micky telling him he's been fighting chumps; but good old Apollo helps get Rocky out of his stupor and he comes back in style to absolutely smash Clubber! Great stuff!

Ziro the Hutt

Yeah Mr. T was huge back then! I think he was in the WWF (now WWE of course) for a while as well.

Ziro the Hutt

Less said about him, the better I suppose these days! For a while he was a big movie star as well.

TeeZee22

Yes, he was in the main event of the first Wrestlemania in a tag team with Hulk Hogan. I think he also had a boxing match (scripted against a wrestler) in Wrestlemania 2.

Dan M

I’m willing to bet if someone has a workout playlist on their phone, Eye of the Tiger is on that playlist. 🐅

Dan M

Mr T also had a small but funny role as the “wise and caring” janitor in the teen spoof comedy “Not Another Teen Movie”.

Larry Darrell

The Rocky Timeline is actually pretty simple and doesn’t span too much time, just going by the story. The first 2 films were like 1 big film covering a year or a little more. 3 to 4 years bridge the gap between Rocky II and Rocky III, which is by far the biggest time jump between films, from Rocky I to V. Without giving specifics, Rocky IV & V follows the same pattern as the previous sequels. Every film but Rocky 6, continues where the previous leaves off. Now, where the Rocky Timeline gets “rocky” is when you notice the years between film releases and the age of Rocky Jr. Rocky (1976) > 3 years > Rocky II (1979) > 3 years > Rocky III (1982) > 3 years > Rocky IV (1985) > 5 years > Rocky V (1990) Rocky Jr. was born in Rocky II (1979), but story wise, it’s still 1976-1977. For it all to make sense, best just say he was born in 1976. So in Rocky III, even though the story says it’s only been 3 to 4 years, Rocky Jr. is played by a 6 year old. Rocky III (1982) - 1976 ‎ = 6 years old ✅ Just so you won’t be confused in Rocky IV, know that Rocky Jr. is played by a different, slightly older child actor. Can’t find age for the actor, but the pattern seems to stay the same. Rocky IV (1985) - 1976 ‎ = 9 years old ✅ Again just so you won’t be confused or distracted, and this is actually kind of cool to know before Rocky V, but Rocky Jr. is played by Sylvester Stallone’s real life son, Sage Stallone, born in 1976. Rocky V (1990) - 1976 ‎ = 14 years old ✅ The story of the character Rocky does not span 14 years from Rocky I to Rocky V, but Sylvester Stallone’s story does. Since Stallone created Rocky, and Stallone is Rocky, I think having the age of Rocky Jr. always match the age of the Real Rocky Jr. is pretty darn cool… no matter how confusing it might make the perceived film timeline seem. PS: “Eye of the Tiger” written and performed by the band Survivor, was created for the film. PSS: Burt Young, who plays Paulie, was a boxer in the Marine Corp in the 50s. By his own count, Young won 32 of 34 bouts in the Marine Corps and all 14 of his professional fights. PSSS: if you love training montages, then I can’t wait for Rocky IV ;-)

Larry Darrell

It does. And the entire Rocky IV soundtrack is included as well.

Riggo 82

Glad you enjoyed this one. Even though it's a bit more formulaic, it's still a lot of fun. The next film, Rocky IV was released in 1985 during the height of the cold war. which will become readily apparent from the jump. It also has another great track by "Survivor" called, "Burning Heart". Just curious if you noticed when Pauly said to Rocky, "You fixed your face up handsome"? That's because Sly had a facelift procedure between Rocky II and III to correct for his partial facial paralysis on the lower left side of his face. His mother had difficulties while delivering him and her obstetrician accidentally severed all the nerves in his left cheek with a pair of forceps. This also accounts for his slightly slurred speech.

Ziro the Hutt

Absolutely. And yeah Rocky IV's soundtrack is boss as well.

David Trumble

FYI, if you carry on to the "Creed" franchise you will find out who won the private fight between Rocky and Creed at the end. But no spoilers here!

Clay F

I like Rocky (1976) (my favorite underdog movie of all time) and Rocky II (1979) (love story). Rocky III (1982) is acceptable. I remember Mr. T. I suggest to skip Rocky IV (1985) and Rocky V (1990) unless they win a poll, e.g., against original movies (not sequels). I never thought that sequels should get a free ride (auto reaction). IMDb 8.1, RT 93% -- Rocky (1976) [AFI Top 100] IMDb 7.3, RT 70% -- Rocky II (1979) IMDb 6.8, RT 69% -- Rocky III (1982) IMDb 6.9, RT 39% -- Rocky IV (1985) IMDb 5.4, RT 32% -- Rocky V (1990) I am very much looking forward to the remainder of The Pacific, and to True Detective S1.

Jonathan Martin

If you want the full context you need to watch all the movies. I know you may not like some of them but each movie has its own context that is needed for the next one. Stallone did a really good job with the scripts and keeping the movies linked and for each one to have a purpose. You don't really have any filler movies for money like you sometimes get. There are 6 Rockies and all of them together are great. 5 is the worst but like I said if you dont watch it 6 wont make a lot of since in the plot.

Eric Wallace

Who skips rocky 4? That's insane

Eric Wallace

Thank you. Drives me nuts when people say to skip 5; it informs everything about 6

Eric Wallace

Also, the amc edit of anything will always throw off syncing because it fades in and out for "commercial breaks"

Clay F

Stop at Rocky 3 unless Rocky 4 wins a poll. Just a suggestion. "Rocky IV inflates the action to absurd heights, but it ultimately rings hollow thanks to a story that hits the same basic beats as the first three entries in the franchise."

Myth Oceanas

It’s one of those things where the movie isn’t one of the best, but you should definitely watch it once. Especially if the goal is reacting.

Theo

R.I.P. Hulk Hogan