Seen Rocky Balboa yet? SPOILERS!!!!!!!!!!!
I watched it on pirate (special MGM copy which adverstises courtesy of MGM every now and then). ;D
Anyway the copy was good and I enjoyed how Rocky has a proper ending to parts of the character.
The film is more storyline based with a fight at the end which is more like watching a friday fright night bout with Teddy Atlas. Teddy Atlas was not in the film I was giving an example. ::**
Adrian is dead. Paulie loses his job. Rocky opens a restuarant and wants one last fight with the Heavyweight champ (Antonio Traver who is a light-heavy). Rocky loses a split decision, but the crowd love him. He goes back to his normal life I guess.
I rate it 9/10 for entertainment. 1/10 In terms of the focus on boxing. What does the forum here think? :)
Re: Seen Rocky Balboa yet?
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Originally Posted by hardrock
I watched it on pirate (special MGM copy which adverstises courtesy of MGM every now and then). ;D
Anyway the copy was good and I enjoyed how Rocky has a proper ending to parts of the character.
The film is more storyline based with a fight at the end which is more like watching a friday fright night bout with Teddy Atlas. Teddy Atlas was not in the film I was giving an example. ::**
Adrian is dead. Paulie loses his job. Rocky opens a restuarant and wants one last fight with the Heavyweight champ (Antonio Traver who is a light-heavy). Rocky loses a split decision, but the crowd love him. He goes back to his normal life I guess.
I rate it 9/10 for entertainment. 1/10 In terms of the focus on boxing. What does the forum here think? :)
it was a great movie..in line with Rocky I and II....I thought the story it told was moving...as for the boxing side it was 7/10 for me...I loved the training montage and the fight itself...9/10 for the story line...I would definitely rate this as a must see for any fight fan!!!!
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I was disappointed with the ending. Clean enough to take the kids, and they all enjoyed it. Overall it was a good movie.
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for Rocky fans its a must - playing heavily on the nostalgia factor
Was a bit ridiculous in the way he got a crack at the world champion straight away - should have had a warm up bout where he looked good to make it more credible. Also think there should have been a scene where he tracks Duke down to convince him to train him.
Best line "Let's build us some hurting bombs !" :)
Apart from that I think it was a great ending to the series - bring on Rambo IV ;)
A funny ending would have been Rocky,after all the training and build-up, getting knocked out in the first round and the final shot is of Paulie looking at the camera and saying "what did you expect ? he is 60" ;) ;D
Re: Seen Rocky Balboa yet?
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Originally Posted by hardrock
I watched it on pirate (special MGM copy which adverstises courtesy of MGM every now and then). ;D
Anyway the copy was good and I enjoyed how Rocky has a proper ending to parts of the character.
The film is more storyline based with a fight at the end which is more like watching a friday fright night bout with Teddy Atlas. Teddy Atlas was not in the film I was giving an example. ::**
Adrian is dead. Paulie loses his job. Rocky opens a restuarant and wants one last fight with the Heavyweight champ (Antonio Traver who is a light-heavy). Rocky loses a split decision, but the crowd love him. He goes back to his normal life I guess.
I rate it 9/10 for entertainment. 1/10 In terms of the focus on boxing. What does the forum here think? :)
Well done for putting spoliers in the title you stupid little fuckwit
Re: Seen Rocky Balboa yet?
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Originally Posted by Munky
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Originally Posted by hardrock
I watched it on pirate (special MGM copy which adverstises courtesy of MGM every now and then). ;D
Anyway the copy was good and I enjoyed how Rocky has a proper ending to parts of the character.
The film is more storyline based with a fight at the end which is more like watching a friday fright night bout with Teddy Atlas. Teddy Atlas was not in the film I was giving an example. ::**
Adrian is dead. Paulie loses his job. Rocky opens a restuarant and wants one last fight with the Heavyweight champ (Antonio Traver who is a light-heavy). Rocky loses a split decision, but the crowd love him. He goes back to his normal life I guess.
I rate it 9/10 for entertainment. 1/10 In terms of the focus on boxing. What does the forum here think? :)
Well done for putting spoliers in the title you stupid little fuckwit
Just put it in for him, but too late for you fella :(
Didn't think the film was particularly good myself - good nostalgic moments though.
Ranking them as
1 ROCKY IV
2 ROCKY III
3 ROCKY I
4 ROCKY II
5 ROCKY BALBOA
6 ROCKY V
Going against the purists that like the first 2 films best
Re: Seen Rocky Balboa yet? SPOILERS!!!!!!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by Munky
Quote:
Originally Posted by hardrock
I watched it on pirate (special MGM copy which adverstises courtesy of MGM every now and then). ;D
Anyway the copy was good and I enjoyed how Rocky has a proper ending to parts of the character.
The film is more storyline based with a fight at the end which is more like watching a friday fright night bout with Teddy Atlas. Teddy Atlas was not in the film I was giving an example. ::**
Adrian is dead. Paulie loses his job. Rocky opens a restuarant and wants one last fight with the Heavyweight champ (Antonio Traver who is a light-heavy). Rocky loses a split decision, but the crowd love him. He goes back to his normal life I guess.
I rate it 9/10 for entertainment. 1/10 In terms of the focus on boxing. What does the forum here think? :)
Well done for putting spoliers in the title you stupid little fuckwit
Bet you wish you went to that premier now eh mate ;D
Re: Seen Rocky Balboa yet?
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Originally Posted by Munky
Quote:
Originally Posted by hardrock
I watched it on pirate (special MGM copy which adverstises courtesy of MGM every now and then). ;D
Anyway the copy was good and I enjoyed how Rocky has a proper ending to parts of the character.
The film is more storyline based with a fight at the end which is more like watching a friday fright night bout with Teddy Atlas. Teddy Atlas was not in the film I was giving an example. ::**
Adrian is dead. Paulie loses his job. Rocky opens a restuarant and wants one last fight with the Heavyweight champ (Antonio Traver who is a light-heavy). Rocky loses a split decision, but the crowd love him. He goes back to his normal life I guess.
I rate it 9/10 for entertainment. 1/10 In terms of the focus on boxing. What does the forum here think? :)
Well done for putting spoliers in the title you stupid little fuckwit
Shittard you didn't have to open the post! ;D
