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[@Farmer_Dave]

You have 1 more Rocky Movie to watch before starting the Creed Series. It's Simply called "Rocky Balboa" I think from 2012.

[@timothywhitfield8785]

Rocky Balboa is next (Rocky 6) then Creed and Creed 2 after that. Creed 3 comes out next year, but Stallone decided not to go it.

[@toshtao1]

Rocky Balboa (2006) is the final Rocky movie. Don't skip it.

[@kylemiddleton4185]

@@Farmer_Dave actually it's was '06

[@MrPOKER725]

Don’t miss the 6th one ! « rocky balboa » 2006

[@HiLectric]

Rocky Balboa is next film, then it goes into the Creed films. Love that you're doing this series. One of the best film series out there.

[@kendane2001]

I heard Sylvester Stallone was so disappointed in this film that he decided to make Rocky Balboa.

[@robertombricen7966]

Yes, she can not miss Rocky Balboa!

[@HiLectric]

@@kendane2001 When the worst film in the series comprised of 8 films (Including Creed films) is still enjoyable that’s winning. The only other series to have that type of record comes from marvel.

[@dstojanovic9]

Rocky Balboa has one of the best speeches if not the best of all of the movies.

[@EVGriffinJr]

I don’t like Rocky five, but there are some moments that are pivotal to the theories in this film. And I must admit, I did dig the street fight! Most of the time when I played this movie, I skipped to the end for the fight! Lol! May I join this thread and say definitely watch Rocky Balboa! In my opinion, it’s the beginning of the Creed movies!

[@jamesturcotte9556]

Do not skip ROCKY BALBOA...the next film. It's vital to the story.

[@calebhodson7421]

I happen too agree. He comes back for one last shot at redemption and too prove that the last thing too age on somebody is their heart and spirit. That’s why I love Rocky Balboa. He’s old as hell when he made it but the fact that he did shows that his character has balls after not having been in the ring for years. And all that stuff he was doing in the ring was real. It wasn’t staged. 😳

[@xjoemallardx]

It's top 3 of the series.

[@maximillianosaben]

Why on Earth would she skip it by this point??

[@calebhodson7421]

@@maximillianosaben If she skips it she’ll be missing out on possibly the best chapter in the series. I loved it.

[@archronos]

@@maximillianosaben She doesn't know it exists. She has commented a couple of times on V being the "last one before Apollo"

[@tobi-wanrodriguez1497]

Don’t forget Rocky Balboa is Rocky VI… Don’t move on to Creed without watching that one!!! 🎉

[@einarschwentke7813]

I have no idea why anyone would want to skip this one. It has great themes and it’s a change from the ordinary. RIP Tommy Morrison

[@kylepizzolato5196]

So many people often say it's a low point in the series but honestly 4 was terrible for the most part. It had some good moments but Apollo's death was overshadowed by the fight and it just felt disjointed to me. I'd still watch 4 but I never cared for the story, 5 on the other hand had a lot of depth and it made it more memorable than 4.

[@thedefinitionisthis]

Even Stallone has expressed how disappointed he was with how "Rocky V" turned out. But there are a lot of redeeming qualities in the movie, namely returning Rocky to his more dramatic roots, and having more character depth to the story. If we're keeping 100, in terms of pure storytelling, acting, character development, etc, "Rocky IV" might actually be the worst lol. But given when it came out, and how it took advantage of the Cold War era, and how unabashedly over-the-top it is, it's easy to see why "Rocky IV" was the most profitable and arguably the most popular entry in the series. It's a fucking miracle that arguably the dumbest of the "Rocky" movies provided dramatic weight for the eventual "Creed" spin-off's which are more in line tonally with the first "Rocky" movie.

[@xjoemallardx]

Tommy Gunn ruins it, everything else is great.

[@Thunda1986]

I don't remember why I didn't like it at first but I know I didn't like that everything was taken from him and tonal shift

[@kylepizzolato5196]

@@LambOfGodNWA I think 4 should've been about Apollo fighting someone tough and losing and having to confront his ego and more importantly his pride. Having a separation with rocky because he wants to hold on to a version of himself that simply is fading with time and can't come to terms with it yet. He could've fought rocky at Mick's gym still with the fire in him but mostly just to vent his frustration and ultimately learn to embrace change.

[@chadberserk1050]

Rocky 5 is so underrated. I think you've forgotten about the next film Rocky Balboa. It picks the story up 20 years later. Great film.

[@TitaniumXHero]

Yeah, 16-20 years later because the continuity got confusing with Rocky V. Can’t tell if it’s 1985 or 1990 because the kid grew up out of nowhere. RIP Sage Stallone.

[@lexkanyima2195]

@@TitaniumXHero 5 year age gap was so confused

[@ConstantineFurman]

@@TitaniumXHero It starts in 1985 and works its way up to 1990. Sloppily. But that's the intention. Rocky Jr. is much more fresh-faced and youthful looking at the beginning of the movie than he is at the end.

[@incogneato790]

I think a lot of people had a bad taste in their mouth after their first viewing of Rocky V because it wasn't the kind of story they expected. They wanted him to get it all back by the end and that didn't happen. When you let go of those expectations and take it for what it is, it becomes a really good movie and you realize that what he kept and won in the movie is far more important than what he lost.

[@lexkanyima2195]

But behind the scenes it felt so obvious

[@natefuller4039]

Especially after Rocky 4 which was peak training montage cinema.

[@lobokurg2786]

The people that downplayed this movie were more invested in the boxing than the story. The story is what really holds the franchise up though.

[@cloud77ism]

"Tommy Gunn only fights in the ring" Rocky-"My rings of outside" still think that is so badass.

[@Paul-sl9zm]

even more badass, just before that line. "You knocked him down, why don't you try knocking me down now"

[@pleutron]

@@Paul-sl9zm That's my favorite line of the movie.

[@k.delpino1124]

This fight might've felt cold to most. But it comes out of schoolyard rules. You put your hands on me or my peoples, we throwing down.

[@coldflamebluedragon196]

Rest In Peace to Tommy Morrison and Sage Stallone. The Street Fight scene turned into a UFC fight real quick. Rocky would have found a new career as an MMA fighter

[@Octaslash08]

Yeah it was just 3 years too early in the states. RIP Tommy Morrison and Sage Stallone.

[@MaryCherryOfficial]

RIP

[@Radwar99]

@@MaryCherryOfficial Mary, I hope you got the message that Rocky Balboa is the next Rocky. Don't miss out on one of the best Rocky's before the Creed movies.

[@kevinmiller7812]

Does anyone know if Sylvester Stallone other son Sergio Stallone is still alive and if he's doing well for himself right now

[@co7de7o]

ROCKY BALBOA is the next movie before you move onto CREED

[@deadpoolregeneratedegenera1683]

There was a film in 2006 titled "Rocky Balboa" as serves as the final film of the main Rocky franchise. And then, yeah, the Creed series kicked off nine years later (and the series is a worthy successor, in my opinion).

[@robertwild9447]

I love how Rocky's son inexplicably ages like 5 years between Rocky 4 and 5, even thought 5 picks up immediately after 4, lol. It was still cool to see Stallone's real life son play Robert though. I appreciate what Stallone was trying to do with the story in this one.

[@SurvivorBri]

That's always been the joke about how his son aged several years between the two movies. Sly addressed this simply by saying that he wanted his son in the movie with him. It was a chance for them to be together on something very meaningful. That was a theme in the movie when Rocky went off with Tommy which paralleled real life when Sly would be away from home for months at a time filming movies, leaving his family behind.

[@karlluigi1987]

Out of all the ROCKY Movie, this has my favorite acting from Adrian.

[@coldbluddjp]

Completely agree. And one of the absolute best Burgess Meredith scenes too.

[@chrishambrick892]

Have you seen the Workprint Director's Cut of Rocky V it is Awesome

[@DarthCrimsonDeath]

@@coldbluddjp Rewatching the movie here it became even more apparent how strongly both Adrian and Mickey play the role of the absolute stalwarts in Rocky' life. The scenes are powerful.

[@coldbluddjp]

@@DarthCrimsonDeath Oh 1000%

[@mikell5087]

As others are telling you, the next film in the series is Rocky Balboa (2006), followed by Creed (2015), Creed II (2018) and Creed III is scheduled for release March 3, 2023. But you know how release schedules are these days, the film was originally scheduled for THIS month, but was pushed back, but hopefully it won't be pushed back again.

[@choke9270]

No Point watching creed 3. Rocky isn’t even in it.

[@MrFilbot]

It looks like Rock’s not maybe he’s living in Canada with Robert and he’s got a cameo calling Adonis on the phone or something.

[@thedefinitionisthis]

@@choke9270 Watched the trailer. Honestly, as much as I love Rocky, I didn't miss him watching that trailer. Rocky has his happy ending. Given what the story is for Part 3, it's probably for the best to not have Rocky there. He'd be deadweight, and I'd rather have him sit out a story, than have him just being there to be there.

[@DCFCfanatic]

@@thedefinitionisthis only reason Rocky isn't in the movie is cus Stallone didn't write it. From the way it looks, Stallone seemed to have had some idea of where he wanted to take the Creed movie series. but the studio decided to go ahead without him. Dolph Lundgren went into the movie without realizing that Stallone had anything to do with it. Stallone even went after Lundgren because of this but Lundgren explained to him what really happened and he apologized. so the studio is only making Creed 3 for the money and not from the heart if Stallone had done it.

[@redrick8900]

Creed is a different series and not worth while.

[@karlluigi1987]

Even though this is the lowest rated ROCKY Movie, the more I watch it the more I appreciate it.

[@zh2184]

Rocky V gets an unfair rap because it is the fifth movie in a series of masterpieces. One thing that is not mentioned is how great it was to see Sylvester Stallone elevate non-actors into Hollywood stars. He did it with Mr. T (Clubber Lang in Rocky III) - who had been a 'Tough Guy' amateur fighter before his debut, and the late Tommy Morrison, a real-life up-and-coming heavyweight boxer whose first acting role was as Tommy Gunn in this movie. Stallone had a real eye for talent.

[@chrishambrick892]

100% Facts Brother He discovered Dolph and Dragos son in Creed II

[@jesuspernia8031]

It is another masterpiece in a series full of masterpieces in my eyes

[@paulgardner5079]

I would go as far as to say Morrison's role in this movie helped his boxing career in a big way

[@incredulousdisbelief9841]

Let's not forget Mr T was the very real life sparring partner and personal bodyguard to MUHAMMAD ALI. Amateur actor, sure. But the man was more than just an amateur fighter to be in Ali's inner circle.

[@germandavid1290]

Also Hulk Hogan's. Well... not as an actor 🤭, but give him a big push in his career

[@ronaldnelson6692]

This movie not only takes us full circle back to Rocky's roots but also showed Rocky and Adrian face and overcome what a lot of marriages don't. Money problems.

[@retromania8269]

A lot of people don't care for Rocky V because there isn't much action in it from Rocky. But I think it's an important film in the Rocky franchise. It adds more character depth to Rocky and Adrian and shows how they handle the struggles of life and having to start from the beginning all over again. It has similarities to the original Rocky film. Of course it's still the worst of the Rocky franchise but it's definitely worth watching.

[@DanSolo871]

The movie came out at a time when action was key for actors like Stallone. Instead we get more story than action. As time has passed, I think we can look back and see it was a good movie. When you get to 5 in a boxing series, you need to do something different anyway.

[@darkmagicalman2987]

You NEED to watch Rocky Balboa to conclude the the series! It's so beautiful! ❤

[@darkmagicalman2987]

Follow up: Just finished watching and I'm sooooooo ecstatic for you to watch Rocky Balboa. (it's my favorite) also do think your a “baby”, these movies are inspiring and touching.

[@jesuspernia8031]

Rest In Peace Tommy Morrison. He played Tommy Gunn in this film and he was a great heavyweight champ in the 90’s. He had a great career but unfortunately was cut short.

[@paulgardner5079]

that left hook of his was a classic

[@jameslen83]

Pauly is redeemable in this film also because when rocko was hanging with tommy. Pauly was the one spending time with the kid and training him to fight his bully.

[@sonicking1525]

We all need a Adrian in our lives.

[@thestoicwhinger]

She's a real one

[@biggeorge22]

The next film "Rocky Balboa" is my favorite! Very emotional!

[@axr7149]

By the way, the actress playing Adrian (Talia Shire) has appeared in the GODFATHER movies as Connie Corleone (Michael's (Al Pacino's character's) sister). Talia is the real-life sister of Francis Ford Coppola and the mother of Jason Schwartzman.

[@k.delpino1124]

Stallone auditioned for The Godfather. Didn't get the part he auditoned for. Casting director thought he wasn't italian enough. Crazy huh?!

[@Fettman89]

wow I had no idea about this, that's so cool.

[@lexkanyima2195]

But also Talia was having fatigue during that time period

[@meheuck]

Sage Stallone was a treasured friend of mine. He always liked to take the p*** out of his performance in this film, and for that matter, his family; he was very proud and protective of his father's legacy but was also critical about some of his life and career choices, like a lot of adult children of movie stars. Sage was a rabid lover of exploitation films, so much so that he started a company with his close friend Bob Murawski, the longtime editor for director Sam Raimi, called Grindhouse Releasing, which did theatrical revivals and home video releases of wild films like CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST, PIECES, and THE BEYOND. They're still in business today, and I've been lucky to work on some of their releases. Sage also directed a 30 minute short film, VIC, a very touching drama about a long out of work actor getting one last chance at a big part. If you google Sage's name and the title, you will likely find a source where you can watch it. Once, during the heyday of MySpace, a rando dude DM'd me the equivalent of a drunken pickup line, typing, "OMG U R SO HOTTT, U LOOK LIKE SLY STALLONE!!" Naturally, I forwarded Sage the message. He replied back to me, "NO! TELL HIM IT'S A WIG! TELL HIM YOU'RE BALD, *BALD*, LIKE YUL BRYNNER IN THE ULTIMATE WARRIOR! YEAH, WHATEVER...TALK TO YOU LATER, *DAD*!" Ten years he's been gone and I miss him terribly still.

[@jaros428]

Wow, thank you for sharing your story🙏

[@jaros428]

Yes, don’t skip Rocky Balboa (2006)! It’s the last in the main Rocky story line and my favorite installment.

[@El_Bueno]

The emotions you feel are real. Don't ever apologize. This is why Rocky lives on until today. Your emotions are pure. I appreciate it so much.

[@davidfazenbaker3640]

Don't skip the sixth Rocky movie before moving on to Creed. Thank you for giving Rocky V a reaction. I really liked your summary at the end.

[@daustin8888]

"You knocked him down, why don't you try knocking me down now" That's the coldest line Rocky has ever said

[@johnnyboy7144]

Coldest line is…. “ My rings OUTSIDE”

[@krisbeal8173]

Rocky Balboa is next, then the Creed films. Love your reactions to this series thus far. :)

[@dahacksterkent8169]

Make sure you watch Rocky Balboa before moving to the Creed movies.

[@shannonherb2048]

Rocky V is actually one of my favorites. It takes it full circle.

[@a-aronmusic3249]

Can't wait till you get to "Rocky Balboa" aka Rocky 6 essentially and the Creed films

[@MrPOKER725]

It’s not the last rocky movie !! Rocky Balboa is the 6th one, don’t you miss it, it’s a true heartfull gem

[@edwinmachado7964]

The rocky balboa speech is gonna hit hard 👏 love the reactions to this series

[@AXSofHFDS]

rocky 6, or rocky balboa is the next movie, not creed.

[@MaryCherryOfficial]

you are correct

[@sawin-rf7yr]

As bad and stupid Paulie is with the financial situation they end up in, I do think his character redeems himself with how he helps Robert with his bully situation. It's not done in words but in the montages he's there for him when his father is not. Helping him train, picking up the slack. I wish they had done even more with this relationship.

[@sorinturle4599]

I don't even understand the hate and blame put on Paulie. It wasn't really his fault. He is a simple man, ignorant about business and attorneys stuff. He trusted the man knowing that Balboa family trusts him. They hired that attorney a bunch of years ago and they never check the fact that the taxes weren't payd for years.

[@redrick8900]

@@sorinturle4599 He systematically crushes the self esteem of his sister so that she will cook and clean for him.

[@sorinturle4599]

@@redrick8900 Correct, but i was talking about that bankrupcy situation.

[@redrick8900]

@@sorinturle4599 Yeah, but that's why he's squandered the benefit of the doubt.

[@jesuspernia8031]

The scene with Mickey in the gym is one of the best scenes in all of cinema and that’s a FACT

[@sorinturle4599]

Tyson-D'amato scene in real life.

[@lukesmale24]

Yes it is one the best...

[@Ragnar6000]

They had to bring the series back to earth after Rocky 4 .... and the scene with Micky gets me every time!

[@mef1017]

I love to watch you. You show feelings like I have all my life. My wife passed 4 years ago and would aggravate me for tearing up at sad movies. She would say it's just a movie but once into the movie, tears fall when it's sad. Love you so much. Hope I find someone just like you.

[@jamezmcc]

That Mickey flashback in the gym is honestly one of the most emotional scenes I've ever seen. Hits like one of Rocky's punches 😭

[@nakitapalmer656]

YESSSSSS!!!🥺🥺🥺🥺

[@Sjamakan]

This is the movie with the Real son of Sylvester Stallone who past away at a very young age. That makes it even more emotional 😢

[@pleutron]

I didn't have hope that you'd enjoy this one. I'm so glad that you did. This is my 2nd favorite Rocky movie. I'm always arguing in comment sections for Rocky reactions because the most vocal folks try to say how "shit" this movie is supposed to be.

[@monkeyzorr3090]

It's a weak and contrived movie. Period.

[@elbeto7750]

This saga is one of the most beloved, a classic of classics. That Rocky and Adrian relationship is fabulous. Your reaction is very nice, a girl with nice feelings. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@maestro80smusic93]

I think the promoter character was supposed to parody real-life promoter Don King... at least that was the vibe I got when I rented this movie years ago

[@willanglin9091]

The Rocky franchise is literally surrounded by human emotion. The entire story is filled with it: feeling of uncertainty, pain, loss, hardship, self-doubt. But it's also filled with: strength, inspiration, self-empowerment, love, rising to the challenge, strive to bounce back and give the chance to RISE again. Like the Phoenix reborn from its ashes. Sylvester Stallone (Rocky): "It ain't about how hard you can hit. It's about how hard you can get hit. How much you can take and keep going."

[@svendeitenbach6967]

Your reaction videos are always so authentic. I think Rocky5 is pretty good as a single movie, but it's just not good as a franchise. I believe it is due to 2 reasons. 1. Why are they losing all the money because Paulie signs a power of attorney? That doesn't make any sense to me. Why Paulie? 2. Rocky is just coming back from a big fight (so not a forgotten sports star) and shouldn't have any other opportunities like advertising or anything like that to make money other than fighting. That doesn't seem like a good story to me. You did a good job 👍 Greetings from Germany

[@lexkanyima2195]

More behind the scenes

[@KyleUz98]

There's another Rocky film called Rocky Balboa, the 6th and final one. Very emotional very good

[@Grayfox82]

27:21 no need to apologize. That scene was tough as it is. And, it shows how much we love these characters. Adrian came along way since the first movie.

[@llorona7847]

Mary, I think you said it perfectly. This one was more realistic or down to earth. Not all athletes become mega rich, and even those that are can keep their fortunes once their careers end. It was a good story seeing how someone super successful handles returning to the “real world”. Adrian really stepped up and put her family first. The family & their connection is worth more than than money at the end of the day.

[@bobmessier5215]

It's not that it's a bad movie, but it was NOT what the audience wanted for the end of the "Rocky" series. It's too hard to watch Rocky's brain damage. "Rocky Balboa" was the fitting end.

[@baslifico]

It's always been a pleasure to watch your other reactions, some emotion with a great sense of humour. This series of movies has been different, it feels more heartfelt. I'm glad you found it and it impacted you. Welcome to the club.

[@JK9C]

I bet when you first started this series you never thought you would cry this much

[@jonathanwilcock71]

This film is quite sad now. Rocky son was Stallone’s son in real life and died young a few years ago. Tommy Gun was a real boxer called Tommy Morrison, who tragically had his career cut short having contracted HIV and died at 44. A real sad end for those two young guys in this film. 😢

[@JohnnyZ716]

Gotta remember that there is the movie Rocky Balboa after this one, then the Creed movies. Rocky Balboa was an excellent movie and a fitting end to Rocky's Boxing career.

[@JedHead77]

So sad that Sage Stallone passed away suddenly in real life. I’m glad he got to be onscreen with his father here, but I’m heartbroken for Sly for losing his son. 🥀😔

[@dumbbleach3761]

He had two sons Sage wasn’t his only son but nonetheless it is still sad he passed

[@lukereyes9263]

Rocky I to Rocky IV - Shows the evolution and comes full circle to really embrace the core messages that rings true in every film. Family, respect, and perseverance.

[@TALONOFRAZGRIZ]

Don't forget to watch the 2006 Rocky Balboa movie before the Creed movies first

[@jasonstinebaugh8447]

I love this movie! Not the best of the series, but still good! Before the Creed films, don't forget Rocky Balboa please! Which is the sixth.

[@wildwillie3631]

I love that you liked this film. It’s so important to Rocky’s journey. You are doing a fantastic job with this series. By the way Rocky’s real life son played his son in this movie. Sage Stallone

[@m.jordan5181]

Mary Cherry, thank you so much for covering this series (among many others). Your insight is quite thorough and it's been fun to go through the journey of watching these again with you.

[@antgonz4436]

You said it Mary. When a person has a pure heart, when a person has the most legitimate honest, humble and purest of intentions, people take advantage of that! Selfish, shitty and greedy people take advantage of pure, clean hearts and souls! ❤️

[@shahterawis5085]

ROCKY BALBOA is the next sequel... Love your reactions to this franchise...

[@bigboychris446]

“Wouldn’t be a Rocky fight without Adrian there” ouch

[@goat1408]

I loved that Rocky Jr. was played by the child born during the first Rocky movie, Sly's first son, the late Sage Stallone. RIP.

[@Jordashian93]

RIP Sage Stallone (1976-2012) a fighter to the end

[@MaryCherryOfficial]

WHAT?! Rip!

[@Jordashian93]

@@MaryCherryOfficial yeah, he died from coronary artery disease ten years ago

[@karlluigi1987]

@@MaryCherryOfficial ROCKY junior, is stallone's real son, he died 10 years ago.

[@k.delpino1124]

@@MaryCherryOfficial Sage was Sly's firstborn of 4 children and his only son. The Expendables 2 (2012) was dedicated to him.

[@welessonakadubbs1544]

This is was fun watching this again. And the whole collection with all ya. Awsome reaction cherry.

[@time2chill121]

I was in a hospital bed when this came out. The hospital put this on.. Love this

[@JollyJeff]

I love your take on movies, always focusing on the emotions. I forgot how complex this movie was.

[@karlluigi1987]

if cried on this one, wait til you see the last ROCKY Movie..

[@MaryCherryOfficial]

[@miker.9138]

People think I'm crazy when I tell them this is my favorite of the sequels.

[@johnbarraco5561]

Best line of this movie .. “ sue me for what” hell yeah. Glad you watched this series .. all the movies got heart .. the creed movies are good too

[@Sidewalkman1]

This one is one of my favorites in the franchise. I liked it because of it's sense of realism. It shows the shady side of the sport of boxing. It doesn't have a Holleywood ending in the sense where their lives are miraculously changed, but keeps to a dark grittier undertone with things going full circle.

[@StorytellerDan]

Next one is even better! Some of the most memorable lines too.

[@simondawe8774]

"Get up, you son of a bitch! Cause Mickey loves you." is my alarm on my phone.

[@ivettes.8277]

R.I.P. Sage Stallone. I remember being really impressed with his acting at that age.

[@jasonmalone9833]

No need to apologize I'm a 46 year old man and I tear up a little every time I watch this franchise lol but watching u watch it I seem to have more tears WTF!!! 😘

[@stevejoshua9536]

Mary, you've definitely been my number one favorite Rocky Reactor. I've loved sharing the journey with you.

[@uzair2759]

I think they were saving you from further crying 🤣🤣🤣

[@GlamprinceRockking]

Paulie was a former Marine IRL and had an overall record of 49-2.

[@benjauron5873]

All the boxers in the Rocky movies are allegories of real-life boxers from the era. Rocky himself is Joe Frasier (although also inspired by Chuck Wepner), Apollo Creed is Muhammad Ali, Clubber Lang is George Foreman and Tommy Gunn is Mike Tyson. Ivan Drago isn't any single person, but he does represent Russian and other Eastern European boxers who rose to prominence following the collapse of the Soviet Union. Rocky V is a good movie, but it's often derided because it just doesn't quite rise to the quality of it's predecessors. That doesn't make it a bad movie, though.

[@Tweezymane]

This is NOT the last Rocky film. There’s ‘Rocky Balboa’. You gotta do that one before the Creed movies.

[@gaz-a-reno8891]

I think it’s not liked as much because they changed the formula. Rocky is not really set up to fight another rival from the start, and he doesn’t get his own training sequence. But beyond that I think it is still worthy, because it is the continuation of Rocky’s life and Family. Your gonna Love the Last film. Tears will be shed! 😢

[@deckzone3000]

I don't like Rocky 5 because they magically made him poor again just for story purposes. His kid magically doubled in age overnight. The kid's acting is kind of cringe. Rocky comes off as a bad father for half the movie. Etc.

[@lexkanyima2195]

@@deckzone3000 way over the top

[@deckzone3000]

@@lexkanyima2195 I've seen that Stallone movie too.

[@PrincessofTorchwood]

Mary sweetheart. Don’t ever apologize for being emotional. It’s very rare for a movie franchise to make you such emotions. They don’t make movies like this anymore. Movies with heart, brilliant acting, and relatable characters. Don’t be afraid to show your emotions, as Adrian said in Rocky III, you human. Spending you all my love from Canada hunnybun.

[@wubranch1]

The concern for his son when you saw him Smoking, so sweet.

[@henrypuente8548]

Love your reactions! Hope you continue with Rocky Balboa and the Creed films! 🙏🏼❤️

[@doc2483]

you have to watch "Rocky Balboa" before the creeds its so good

[@IrishGuitarGaz]

If you thought Rocky 5 was emotional, wait till you watch number 6. It's a great film though - 1&6 constantly battle each other in my head as fave Rocky film, don't think I'll ever decide which is best. There is a similar message in both the films, albeit given at very different stages of Rocky's life.

[@alexjimenez5878]

It's great seeing how invested you get in Rocky's relationship with his family. Please don't skip Rocky Balboa (2007)! It's one of the best films in the series.

[@I-Am-Batman_1988]

Must see rocky Balboa, there's a scene between rocky and Paulie at an ice rink and first time watching this in theatres it hit my heart hard. It was heartbreaking hearing what Paulie says.

[@SelinaThereseKyle]

Great reaction as usual, heard you say that this was the last movie before the Creed movies, well actually there is 1 more Rocky movie before Creed, its called Rocky Balboa, came our 2006!

[@brandonbullington]

Out of all the Rocky films I’ve seen, Rocky II is the best. I love you, Mary! Hail Mary Cherry! ❤️🍒👑

[@Geronimo_Jehoshaphat]

Rocky II is a strong contender for my favorite movie ever, period.

[@AscendHumanity]

I’m so glad you enjoyed this. It is very underrated in my opinion. 👍

[@nlpnt]

Me, watching Rocky drop off his kid..."yeah, that jacket's gonna get stolen". When it happens *immediately*..."man, Abbott Elementary was hardcore in the '80s..."

[@DannyShreve]

Last Rocky film is Rocky Balboa which takes place in 2006.

[@joshuacampbell7493]

Please watch Sylvester Stallone again in First Blood.

[@KBox1991]

Fun fact. In the original script Rocky dies in end fighting Tommy. A few days before filming a studio executive told Stallone quote. “Oh btw Rocky doesn’t die”. Aka change the ending.

[@lexkanyima2195]

It felt too edgy

[@ronaldfriedline9297]

Rocky 5 my favorite. Going back to his roots

[@izz61864]

So glad you gave it a chance. I like it

[@nobleskywalker4639]

You know the one unrealistic thing about this movie: is that Rocky or Adrian would give Paulie the authority to do anything in their legal name.

[@Ragnar6000]

and that Rocky jr ages about 5 years!

[@nobleskywalker4639]

@@Ragnar6000 true

[@B0X666]

@@nobleskywalker4639 Adrien would NEVER allow that.