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Spoilers: I don't think I stopped crying throughout this entire movie....

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Dan M

This movie has the feel of the first Rocky movie in terms of tone and visuals, bringing Rocky back full circle to his humble beginnings. With one great, big gaping hole…RIP Adrian!! 😭😭😭 I have two quotes on the walls of my office that have been a driving force in my life. The first is from Gladiator…”What we do in life echoes in eternity.” The second is from this movie… “You, me, or nobody is gonna hit as hard as life. But it ain’t about how hard you hit. It’s about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward. That’s how winning is done.” Powerful, so powerful.

Stretch

Unfortunately I dont have access to the directores cut! 😞

TeeZee22

Teegan, it has been such a pleasure watching this series with you! The Rocky franchise is my favorite movie franchise and watching it through your reactions, with your heart and intelligence, has made me enjoy it that much more!

Jimmie V

Unpopular opinion: Rocky’s big speech has some solid advice, but it dodges accountability for how his actions, and others’, affect people. As a kid, Robert was literally getting beaten every day just for being Rocky’s son. Worse, it implies that no one else can create situations beyond your control, verging on just‑world theory. It might work as advice that's suitable for Robert and the things Rocky is describing but that we don't see.... BUT, when applied as general life advice, it erases the real impact we have on each other.

John A

The Statue of Rocky was moved to the bottom of the steps on the right. No longer on the top of the steps. You are right you cry through most of the movie. But how can I blame, Adrian was so much a part of Rocky, it was hard when I first saw the movie when it came out and I was wow Adrian is gone. Crazy how much Rocky and Adrian become like friends you known for a long time. I loved the movie.

Dan M

Very well said, TeeZee22

Dan M

And so we come to the end of an amazing franchise. And what an ending it is. I always get super emotional watching this movie, but watching just now with you…wow. Every time I looked at you I lost it. I swear there were tears coming out of my phone. There aren’t too many franchises that end on a high note. We just finished one of them. And I am beyond ecstatic that you fell in love with it like I did. Ding, ding. 🛎️

Larry Darrell

“I hate this movie” means “I love this movie” ;-) Next to the first 2 Rocky’s, which are 1 movie in my head, this one is my most favorite too. There’s so much heart and life advice in this one. It’s overloaded with it. You weren’t alone in the crying, believe me. It’s a shame this film wasn’t nominated for anything major. Stallone and Burt Young both should’ve been nominated for acting. I’ve got something coming up, one of Life’s hard hitting punches that’s gonna put me on my knees for a while. And on my way back up, I know I’m gonna be revisiting these films… especially this one. Keep Moving Forward. That’s my motto right now. Balboa’s “How hard you can get hit and keep moving forward” speech may be the best in the whole franchise. But there’s also another speech from earlier in the film, that is worth noting, given by Mason’s ex-manager. It’s a bit of a pre-cursor to the later speech. It’s also one of my favorites. “Theres always (something) out there… always. And when that time comes and you find something standing if front of you, something that ain't running and ain't backin’ up and is hittin on you and your too damn tired to breathe. You find that situation on you, that’s good. Cuz thats baptizim under fire! Oh you get thru that and you find the only kind of respect that matters in this world… Self Respect.” Thank You Teegan, for going the distance with Rocky. I’m glad I could witness it. (-: And some people didn’t want you to continue. ;-)

Larry Darrell

The only thing anyone can hope to control in this world is their own life.

Jimmie V

True, I'm just pointing out that a lot of what Robert is saying is valid (like his boss saying, "I don't care who your father is" as though Robert was saying it did) in addition to getting his ass kicked as a kid because of his dad (who was absent for all that). Rocky also put his health and life on the line in rocky 2 and 4 despite how it could have impacted those he loved. Maybe Robert blames too much (again, we have to take Rocky's word for that because it's nowhere in the films), but Rocky DEFINITELY has a history of making reckless choices that do or could negatively impact others. Doing things that hurt other people is also a personal choice that you can control. (my first response to you didn't show up after I hit reply, so if it does later, that's why you're getting two of these).

BridgesNotBurned

HANDS DOWN THE BEST REACTION TO THIS EVER!! Im going back to the beginning when the debate was happening on continuing or not and I AM SO GLAD YOU DID! 💙💙

Chris Capitano

Can’t wait for you to watch the creed movies. Especially the 2nd

Eric Wallace

If you drank everytime she cried in this movie, you'll pass out before it ends