GamerTab That was an excellent one.

Vashirdfel Simply A Masterpiece

Platicsco Good story, Not enough for a whole film

Dana An old-fashioned movie made with new-fashioned finesse.

goudelock The movie that make Stallone superstar.Rocky wasn't the perfect movie.If you want to find problems at the plot and the screenplay you will find for sure.But the whole movie and the legend of the Rocky works well, even with these problems because it was one hundred percent creation of Stallone and the acting and the energy of the Italian Stallion was very improvised.In conclusion as movie it was just a good boxing film but some iconic scenes, the brilliant soundtrack and the fact that Stallone did all the jobs, make the movie write cinematic history.

VitoCorleone1972 I could go on for ages about this movie and why I love it so much, but I'll try not to bore you and keep it relatively concise.I first saw this film at the age of ten. I am aware that many children find this movie boring and prefer the more action-packed and exciting sequels. This was not my experience. I was instantly enthralled by Sylvester Stallone's lovable character. This truly is his movie and he does a wonderful job with it. He wrote a beautifully realistic script with characters that you truly feel for. In addition, his performance in the title role makes the audience instantly empathize with him through scenes such as the one where he refuses to break a man's thumbs for the loan shark he works for. You're constantly rooting for the Italian Stallion.The other characters are also great. Talia Shire's performance as Adrian is wonderfully shy and reserved. The relationship between herself and our protagonist is the heart of the narrative, and the two actors' chemistry is undeniable.Adrian's brother, Paulie, played by Burt Young, is another great character. He shows what someone like Rocky can turn into without a great deal of optimism and determination. Young's performance works especially well as he entices you into caring about him and liking him even when he is being rather unlikeable.Rocky's trainer, Mickey Goldmill, played by Burgess Meredith, is hillariously cranky and sarcastic. At the same time, however, he never lets you forget that he really does care about Rocky and wants the best for him. This father-son sort of relationship is an integral component throughout the series.The final main character is Apollo Creed, Rocky's opponent played by Carl Weathers. Weathers plays Creed as a celebrity as much as a boxer. He's a showman in the vein of fighters like Muhammad Ali. His charisma is what draws you to him and prevents him from being a supervillain.I mention the characters individually because they are what draws you into this movie's universe. You see them as people and you want to see them happy. This is an accomplishment not only of Sylvester Stallone, but of the performers who brought his script to vivid life.In conclusion, this movie not only presents an interesting story which you want to see through to its conclusion, it also represents the best of what a film can do. It can turn characters into real human beings and use them to tell a story that is nothing but just that: human.

elopergolo Rocky is one of the best movies I've ever seen. The story is not about boxing it's a love story between ROCKY and Adrian at first that might disappoint some but once you start watching it it's really good and won't let you down on how great the story actually is even the main villain of the movie isn't introduce until halfway through the film it's a great movie and a must watch and if you like it watch the sequels!

pjkedilaya-628-765653 It started as a great movie. I was interested in this guy trying to achieve his dreams. But then the scene in his apartment where he cornered his best friend's sister, his romantic interest, forced me to turn it off. When he kept bugging her at her workplace, I started to get red flags but I wasn't sure about his motives. I'm not sure if the apartment scene was intended to be romantic but the lady clearly didn't consent and Rocky kept pushing.