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no I didn't expect you to do that at allQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
That was what I meant on the free channels. Did you really think I would subscribe to Sky movies or anything else like that?Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44you could wait till it comes out on free to air tvQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
you know with all this take a stand stuff, are you not cutting off your pecker to spite your bollox?
Master can i ask how old you are do you really still watch vhs. I mean you can just watch it on stream online for free right now if want to maybe your just being funny. For a guy been on this forum i think you know a lot about the internet and all that jazz.Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44no I didn't expect you to do that at allQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterThat was what I meant on the free channels. Did you really think I would subscribe to Sky movies or anything else like that?Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44you could wait till it comes out on free to air tvQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
you know with all this take a stand stuff, are you not cutting off your pecker to spite your bollox?
I am 44 and started my vhs collection 1986-2008 when Tyson became champion until Joe Calzaghe retired. I moved over to DVD after that.
I really would not know how to watch Creed on line for free. :)
you know what, the but where you find out who won the third fight behind closed doors is such an insignificant part of the film, I don't think you should sell it that way ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by #1FightFan
It wasn'ta significant part of the film itself, but it was significant to fans of the Rocky series as a whole.Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44you know what, the but where you find out who won the third fight behind closed doors is such an insignificant part of the film, I don't think you should sell it that way ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by #1FightFan
Rocky will end up like Lamotta and Chuvalo. Hearts of gold, took beatings in the rings, experienced a lot of emotional tragedy, yet still able to live a long ass time.
I really enjoyed it. I thought the part where the guys were riding their bikes alongside Creed while he was running could have been done better and wasn't really relevant. I would have preferred to see him tackle the stairs, more symbolic and relevant to the history of the film.
I don't agREEDQuote:
Originally Posted by #1FightFan
So the next films will be Lang, Drago and Dixon.Quote:
Originally Posted by SleepwalkerIt wasn'ta significant part of the film itself, but it was significant to fans of the Rocky series as a whole.Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44you know what, the but where you find out who won the third fight behind closed doors is such an insignificant part of the film, I don't think you should sell it that way ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by #1FightFan
Rocky will end up like Lamotta and Chuvalo. Hearts of gold, took beatings in the rings, experienced a lot of emotional tragedy, yet still able to live a long ass time.
Spoiler alert.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lineal
I think we tend to get over analytical , after all it's a Rocky film. However, when in Rome......
The motorbike scene was a way of bringing the series into the 21st Century, in a very Dark
And "Edgy" way. If we're talking about continuity , the Market stalls that Rocky ran through probably no longer exist, and if all those kids bunked off school to follow him , Rocky and all their parents would be arrested.
With reference to the steps, they were always Rocky's "Everest", this was addressed at the end of the film when Rocky went up them after his treatment, with Creed at his side.