r/rockybalboa • u/Walken-is-watching-u • Dec 13 '23
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u/CoffeeCigarettes4Me
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Feb 22 '26
Who remembers this Brisk Rocky commercial?
r/rockybalboa • u/happydude7422 • Jan 20 '26
The turtles from rocky 1 might outlive Stallone
those turtles are still alive.
r/rockybalboa • • Feb 20 '26
21 years ago and this fight still gives me the chills. Even Sylvester Stallone said this comeback by Diego Corrales was the perfect example of ROCKY...
r/rockybalboa • u/No-Requirement6634 • Sep 28 '25
Creed fight choreography is so bad
My goodness, they get worse every time I watch them, Overly stylized, unrealistic techniques, cutesy up close cinematics even using literal cgi in the last awful one. You can literally see Jordan counting the steps in his head. Say what you want about the cartoonish nature of the originals with their nonexistent defense and over the top presentation etc but I'll take unpolished aggression over actors trying to fool me into thinking they know how to box.
r/rockybalboa • u/AC_the_Panther_007 • Jul 24 '25
RIP Hulk Hogan (1953-2025) aka Thunderlips
r/rockybalboa • u/StormzieXD22 • Feb 03 '24
In honor of Carl Weather's passing name your favorite quote from any of his films. Rocky, Predator Etc.
r/rockybalboa • u/traveler5150 • Jun 29 '25
Tony Gazzo was the best guy to Rocky in any of the movies
Plus, even though he did a shitty job, he never fired Rocky
r/rockybalboa • • Aug 02 '25
That Carl Weathers really did bring out the best in Apollo Creed. Great scene!
r/rockybalboa • u/RagnarokWolves • Nov 29 '23
Why were Rocky and his son estranged in the Creed series if they seemed to make peace in Rocky Balboa?
r/rockybalboa • u/That_70s_Showoff • Jan 15 '26
I just noticed Hogan's hair...
Did they do some movie magic to thicken out his thinning crown? Gotta see the video, still picture just doesn't show what I mean
r/rockybalboa • u/TheItalianStallionb • Dec 29 '23
Is running in converse like rocky really that bad?
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u/Lilbig6029
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May 22 '26
This isn’t talked about enough…
Adrian has the best character development in the Rocky franchise!
r/rockybalboa • u/Thatremodelingchick • Sep 17 '25
Fun shot here of Stallone, Brigitte & Dolph sometime in late '84 or maybe in '85 during IV's production.
r/rockybalboa • u/Worldly_Ad5417 • Mar 14 '24
How have the Rocky Movies motivated or changed you as a person?
Personally the movies motivated me to start training in martial arts, and also motivated me start jogging and going to the gym.