But Adrian's dead now?


lol
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Red13JoePa wrote:Me:
Roxy Screening Room, Philadelphia, PA 12:45 show Tommorrow the 21st.
Rantlers, TNC, Moose meet me there.
Moose wrote:Red13JoePa wrote:Me:
Roxy Screening Room, Philadelphia, PA 12:45 show Tommorrow the 21st.
Rantlers, TNC, Moose meet me there.
Thanks for the invite, but I have to work. I just got home from seeing it....I am absolutely jacked up. All the haters who like to make fun of Stallone should just pound sand! This movie had all of the classic elements of the first one. Sad, compelling, yet bittersweet. The final fight scene was filmed like an actual fight. Very realistic. SO much better than Rocky V (which I liked)!
A tremendous success for Stallone. I applaud the hell out of him for pulling this off!
Melissa wrote:So what happened to Adrian?
pm it so it doesn't ruin the movie for anyone else, I'm just too impatient to see it to find out, lol
Greggie wrote:Okay...hoping to see it this weekend! Don't give us detailed reviews...just let us know that us Rocky fans won't be disappointed in this movie!
I watch Rocky movies when I need motivation.
Moose wrote:Greggie wrote:Okay...hoping to see it this weekend! Don't give us detailed reviews...just let us know that us Rocky fans won't be disappointed in this movie!
I watch Rocky movies when I need motivation.
U won't be let down.
roknroseville wrote:I saw the movie wednesday Pretty cool!!
Is the best rocky movie No But not the worst!
Kinda like Rocky 1 & 2......
Don't know how a 60 yr old can be in that kind of shape....
One thing that's missing no new killer songs aka Eye of the tiger/ Burning heart...
YoungJRNYfan wrote:roknroseville wrote:I saw the movie wednesday Pretty cool!!
Is the best rocky movie No But not the worst!
Kinda like Rocky 1 & 2......
Don't know how a 60 yr old can be in that kind of shape....
One thing that's missing no new killer songs aka Eye of the tiger/ Burning heart...
Yah when he exposes his body for the first time when he takes off his robe, it's like are you fuckin' kidding me? Ripped to shreds and hard to believe he is 60 years old! And don't remember he's gonna be even bigger for Rambo IV. You seem like a Stallone fan Moose...What do you think of Rambo IV?
YoungJRNYfan wrote:roknroseville wrote:I saw the movie wednesday Pretty cool!!
Is the best rocky movie No But not the worst!
Kinda like Rocky 1 & 2......
Don't know how a 60 yr old can be in that kind of shape....
One thing that's missing no new killer songs aka Eye of the tiger/ Burning heart...
Yah when he exposes his body for the first time when he takes off his robe, it's like are you fuckin' kidding me? Ripped to shreds and hard to believe he is 60 years old! And don't remember he's gonna be even bigger for Rambo IV. You seem like a Stallone fan Moose...What do you think of Rambo IV?
Melissa wrote:Favorite line from a Rocky movie: "Condominiums? I never use 'em."
lol
Red13JoePa wrote:Of all the sequels it is the most like the original Oscar winner, in that Rocky's life and the quest his is on in the film is paramount, even to the boxing sequence. Like the orginal, the fight is the payoff, the reward for going through the drama of the first hour and 20 minutes and seeing how the match complements that.
It was actually more of a joy to see Stallone go throught the Philly streets as that character again after all those years and NAIL it to a t then it was to see the match.
My negatives were Tarver was (I guess as expected) horrendous as an actor, no Father Carmine, no good melodicrock like Journey or most criminally Survior for either the training sequence or the opening or closing credits.
Kellerman was cool as the only announcer who gave Rock a shot in the final bout. Larry Merchant was pretty bad, as was the other ESPN talking head who delievered horribly the bad embarrasing "pounded chicken" line. Cringeworthy.
Positives were the beef punching, Spider Rico, having Duke back as trainer, Conti's score, the run in the snow with the dog, the training sequence, and Stallone's performance escpecially the speeches to Jr and when he broke down in the meat house w/ Paulie.
The city looked great, bleak when it needed to be and beautiful when it needed to be.
Like the orginal, the fight is the payoff, the reward for going through the drama of the first hour and 20 minutes and seeing how the match complements that.
ohsherrie wrote:Thanks guys(especially RedJoe, spoken like a true Philadelphian). I had decided that I just wasn't interested, but now I am. I loved the first three Rocky movies but I was afraid this would turn out to play like a parody. I'm so glad it didn't.
NealIsGod wrote:Saw this today with AR and Megaphone.![]()
We agree that it was very good, grades about a B-.
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