Kind of funny (but not haha funny) how the movie vilified the Russkies for, in part, using steroids to help train their guy. . .
At least we don't keep our people behind walls with machine guns.
Kind of funny (but not haha funny) how the movie vilified the Russkies for, in part, using steroids to help train their guy. . .
You're going to run down to the beach and jump into some muscle dude's arm and splash around in the water?
Me, I'd just enjoy the figure, maybe take some photos, but hey, not that there's anything wrong with your plan.
I'd suggest maybe this, swapping the figure for the belt
Me when I get Enterbays Rocky.
Waiting..........
I wasn't trying to suggest that the Commies were nice guys or anything, but. . .At least we don't keep our people behind walls with machine guns.
I wasn't trying to suggest that the Commies were nice guys or anything, but. . .
https://blogcritics.org/scitech/article/sylvester-stallone-admits-using-human-growth/
Since were all waiting.....why not kill the time by watching the 1st fight, before the eye of the tiger.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7F_bsE9B1LM
See my earlier post Maulfan was responding to.That's no secret.
I re-watched Rocky III tonight. Still my favorite Rocky film.
Pretty sure that's a quote from Rocky IV. I don't think he was being serious.
The introduction of "Eye of the Tiger" is what sealed the deal for me. Rocky III is awesome.
I re-watched Rocky Balboa tonight. What a great ending to the series. Im glad Stallone ended up making VI, I was so disappointed with the series ending with V, and apparently so was he.
It's funny, usually, when directors try to go back to what they succeeded with, time and change in them shows and they don't capture the same magic, like George Lucas and Star Wars, I don't think he was the same making the 2nd trilogy as the first. Sly though, he spent so many years away from acting, and especially from Rocky and Rambo, but when he went back, he actually found all the magic that worked in the original films that he lost along the way in sequels, and that's why Rocky Balboa and Rambo work so well, they captures the magic of Rocky and First Blood, seasoned with some of the better points of the sequels, but honing in on what made the originals work so much. I think with Rocky 5, Sly thought a good route would be turning Rocky into the Mickey character and exploring that, but it didn't work, Rocky needs to stay Rocky, and it wasn't enough to go back to Philly with the Rocky director either. Sly remembered why Rocky was popular, his character, his heart, his determination, if you watch Rocky 5, the character's actually almost devoid of those traits Without a fight to pursue, there's no sense of his determination, and he seems to just go through the motions for the rest of the film. The flashback of Mickey and the brief when he makes up with his son are the only real moments of heart, hell, Adrian's lashing out at him was more emotion than you really got out of Rocky himself.