"HOW IS THAT LEGAL?!" ROCKY IV (1985) ☾ MOVIE REACTION - FIRST TIME WATCHING!

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[@Joe-tm2qp]

RIP Carl Weathers. No one else could have played a better Apollo. Always in great shape, we just never know when our time is up.

[@VladislavBabbitt]

That is correct.

[@davida7153]

Drago's wife was played by the actress Brigitte Nielsen, who was Stallone's wife in real life at that time.

[@formatique_arschloch]

Which is funny, because Centane the reactor is Norwegian, Nielsen is Danish and Dolph is Swedish. Me as a commenter...I'm Finnish 😅 Just give me an Icelander here, and we have all the world peace.

[@gregoriomiller8241]

Interesting

[@NBLP7001]

I saw this in the theater. When Adrian said, "You can't win!" some guy in the theater shouted, "Leave that bitch!" The whole place erupted with laughter.

[@JedHead77]

I would’ve said “You leave, bitch!”

[@BigPat6521]

The most loyal person in Rocky's life 😂 but that is hilarious

[@stanleydavidlepretre4241]

Dude's obviously quick with the comeback. I wouldn't want to get into an insult back and forth of "yo mamma" with him.

[@TheBigJD100]

I saw it in the theater on opening day.....and we got the same reaction too when she said that. Then when Rocky busted Drago open, an elderly lady jumped up and screamed "Rocky, kick his ass!!" while throwing air punches.

[@siyem2051]

@@TheBigJD100well that’s fucked up. She said that because she knew that mf was a killer. And you obviously knew troglodyte brain that he was on steroids

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

She doesn't have much screen time, but Apollo's wife's reactions in the fight and her shouting "Stop the fight!" really added to the tragedy. You know she had seen him at his lowest and she knew he was in trouble.

[@victorfatalys1076]

Agreed, she was perfect, too bad Hollywood doesn't care for supporting roles, I think they're the best, without them there wouldn't be any star.

[@volourn9764]

Movies are only so long, dude. These movies are about Rocky. The main focus is him.

[@VladislavBabbitt]

Especially when Apollo looks at her before the start of Round 2. She knows she is about to be a widow...

[@JohnSmith-zw8vp]

How in the world could you leave out the most iconic part of all? Where after Rocky cuts Drago, Duke says "You see!? He's not a machine! He's not a machine, he's a man!" while Drago ironically remarks "He is not human...he is like a piece of iron".

[@nigelmcphearsonletsgobrand9247]

I thought the same thing. That's the best part of the movie!

[@ItsKarlDude]

We have watched the movies before. She isn't aware of what the iconic lines may be in Rocky. Clearly.

[@gingerbreadman1969]

I agree, that line always gave me chills. Beautiful writing. 👍💯🔥

[@TommygunNG]

Thanks for the heads up. Saves me watching more than I already have.

[@stanleydavidlepretre4241]

@@ItsKarlDude Okay you've defended the lady's honor. You can either bow or curtsy... your choice.

[@gingerbreadman1969]

Wow, I never caught it before, but the Russians referred to Rocky as the Iron Horse from America, apparently the Italian Stallion got lost in translation. How fitting though, I love it. ♥️💯🔥

[@bloodguzzler]

The Karate Kid? You’re going to love Mr. Miyagi!

[@fernandoflores1303]

If you want to see how the fight with Apollo went, you have to keep watching. It does get answered in future movies.

[@videostash413]

Not really.

[@waterbeauty85]

The "Going in one more round when you don't think you can, that's what makes all the difference in your life" helped me keep pushing through many times in my life when I was struggling to recover from major physical, financial or psychological setbacks because it's just so true.

[@money0vrerrythin11]

Same here ❤

[@mikefoster6018]

The actor playing the big blonde guy received a degree in chemical engineering in the early 1980s and a master's degree in chemical engineering in 1982. He holds the rank of 4th dan black belt in Kyokushin karate and was European champion in 1980-81. Crazy great dude.

[@Radwar99]

His name is Dolph Lundgren.

[@Alfonso88279]

That's great trivia, thanks!

[@mikefoster6018]

@@Radwar99 Yup. I cut out his name because I was running over the 200 character limit with my comment :)

[@kimo_]

And he was He-Man

[@mauriciosalgadogonzalez2305]

Dolph can do anything but act :v

[@cendererol]

If the woman you love says “you can’t win” it hurts more than many things. And you realise you don’t have a support

[@formatique_arschloch]

Yep. That's a knife through the heart.

[@volourn9764]

Espicially since "Adrian never lies." - quote by Rocky.

[@gms1365]

Vaseline is add to the boxer's face so the gloves won't cause any reap off the skin with the punches. The gñoves it'll slides off but it can leave the zone sore by the hit.

[@DougRayPhillips]

Dolph Lundgren (Drago) is actually Swedish. [You probably knew that.] He played He-Man in Masters of the Universe. In Red Scorpion, he played a Russian military operative who defected to the side of the insurgents. In The Expendables series, he and Stallone fought on the same side. Most of his work in later life has been direct-to-video. He's multilingual of course, is a black belt martial artist, and has a master's in chemical engineering.

[@mickeykmiller]

1 and 2, perfect bookends. More dramatic, more "real" somehow than what comes ahead. 3 and 4, definitely more 80s with cartoony overtones...still wonderfully dramatic and entertaining. 5 stands alone as its own, for better and worse. And 6 ties it up all together perfectly. Thanks for all your Rocky reactions!

[@jantheman2]

I like the Directors Cut because it shows even more of Rocky and Apollo’s friendship. The original cut is a classic though. I usually watch both when I do a series rewatch.

[@IFAMILYIH]

I LOVE HOW HER REACTION COMPLETELY CHANGED ONCE DRAGO STARTED TO KILL APOLLO

[@jonwmeyer11]

been watching this since 1985 and im still not over Creed's death.

[@ZenSponge]

Okay, this is cool. That robot was real. It was a model used in helping children with moderate to severe forms of autism. Stallone, who’s late son was on the spectrum, was so impressed with the progress he saw him making (in learning how to communicate / among other things) - he wanted to feature it in the movie. And here we are.

[@philCTO]

Thank you for not skipping Rocky 5! Its not the best one but you need the whole series! Love it

[@jgmediting7770]

It’s a good film so long as you don’t expect it to be like Rocky 3 or 4.

[@Ellis_Hugh]

It's not even a good one. It's basically Highlander II - a film that never should have been made imo. Rocky Balboa (Rocky 6) was the movie that should have taken that spot, just forget about the bad mullet and the race hustler.

[@dnish6673]

@@jgmediting7770It’s better than 4.

[@romans52345-cy3tq]

Rocky V was awesome

[@jazzbollywood]

​@@jgmediting7770Exactly and i always loved the street fight!

[@MaximusDru]

I am blown away that anyone told you to not watch this, this one is widely regarded as the best one of the series.

[@El_Bueno]

The fight completely changed when Rocky realized “He’s not a machine, he’s a man” and simultaneously, Drago started thinking, he’s not human. He’s like iron.

[@videostash413]

come on

[@queegs73]

Now that you’ve seen Rocky IV you have to keep up a certain tradition. If you go hiking anyplace and get to the very top, you have to yell “DRAGO!!!” at the top of your lungs. 😂

[@blackpowder99]

People do die, but you honoring your father at the beginning says so much ❤

[@NathanThurberMusic]

Karate Kid 1 2 and 3 are all great.

[@videostash413]

3 is bad

[@MGower4465]

Apollo was way more savvy about the boxing industry than Rocky. Apollo understood a boxer doesn't just box, he also uses his talk to get people to buy tickets, and his showmanship to make people glad they bought the tickets, so they will be easier to persuade to buy tickets next time.

[@volourn9764]

Apollo is an entertainer, boxing is just his way to do so. Rocky's a fighter and a survivor. Boxing is his way of doing so within legs boundaries.

[@fernandoflores1303]

There is a fight that appears to be the one that is noted as changing the sport forever, 1982, for changing the boxing rules on how many rounds were sanctioned by different boxing commissions. Kim Duk-Koo from South Korea vs Ray Mancini from America. At the beginning of the 14th, Mancini connected with a straight right that snapped Kim’s head back and sent him crashing to the canvas. The Korean managed to haul himself up by the ropes to beat the count, but referee Richard Green stepped in to stop the fight. Kim coach and manager had been tending to his corner and missed the actual knockout blow, but when he saw Kim on the ground, he knew at once that the fight was over. “He was obviously hurt, but at that time we had no idea it was so serious,” he said. Back in his corner, Kim collapsed and was taken from the ring on a stretcher to hospital where he was diagnosed with a blood clot on the brain and underwent emergency surgery. He lapsed into a coma from which he never recovered and four days later he died. On the flight back to South Korea, a now traumatized manager locked himself in the toilet and “cried and cried until we landed. He thought about quitting the sport entirely. In the end, he decided to stick with it, but it was a very, very difficult time, he said at his gym where photos and posters of Kim Duk-Koo adorn the walls. The consequences of the Kim-Mancini bout were far-reaching and tragic in their own right. Four months after her son’s death, Kim’s distraught mother killed herself by drinking a bottle of pesticide. Four months after that, referee Richard Green also took his own life, although there was no indication that his suicide was linked to the outcome of the fight for which he was never held in any way responsible. Mancini, a devout Catholic, endured a prolonged period of depression and, although he fought again, was never the same boxer.

[@infiad1275]

I never thought about from the trainer's perspective. Probably like losing a son. Thanks.

[@MFSMUG]

People that keep telling reactors to skip Rocky V can seriously just go away

[@breathoffreshair7314]

People that hang out in her chat tryna be know it alls can also go away too. Spotted you a mile off MFS

[@volourn9764]

Seriously. It's not perfect, but it is still worth a watch if you like the characters.

[@user-nm5ry4xt5g]

I love rocky 5. It was also suppose to have a different ending but the production company didn't allow it. After rocky defeats tommy in the street fight he dies otw to the hospital after. But they needed more rocky movies. Original script sly had rocky die.

[@volourn9764]

@@user-nm5ry4xt5g glad he didn't die

[@charleswilliams4247]

*_If he dies, he dies_* is the single coldest line in movie history. Still sends shivers down your spine years later.

[@ckobo84]

He meant he gives zero phuks if he dies. He wasn't pointing out that death = death.

[@davidcollver6155]

If he dies he dies, coldest line in movie history? In real life the coldest line is, what does it matter dead is dead. Paraphrase quote Hillary Clinton an inquiry into the 911 2012 Benghazi attacks, murders.

[@maxads1134]

It's silly how much I use that line. Literally yesterday my little nephew was peering over the back, atop our couch and my sister goes, since I was the closest, "Bring him down please." And I just say back to her, " If he dies, he dies."

[@charleswilliams4247]

@@loydingle7088 Name a colder one.

[@charleswilliams4247]

@@ckobo84 Obviously. Why do you think I said it was "cold."

[@william_santiago]

The fight scenes looked so good because they actually were fighting. If I recall correctly, Dolph Lundgren (Drago) hit Stallone so hard that he had to be hospitalized due to his heart swelling. Funnily enough, you mentioned Arnold, Arnold was the one that got Dolph into shape for his role. 😆

[@breathoffreshair7314]

God i really hate people like you who try to be know it alls when you dont even remeber the facts correctly, so end up making it up and spouting lies. Google before you post otherwiser you spread lies. The fight was NOT REAL. He asked him to punch him real for one shot, got hurt. Rest of the fight was done exactly the same as the previous fights, choreohaphy and no hitting.

[@IdealUser]

Dolph Lundgren who plays Drago is from Sweden and a highly accomplished, intelligent individual not just some meat head he portrays in film. He has a black belt in Kyokushin karate, graduated with a master's in chemical engineering and even got a full ride to MIT but chose acting instead. Speaks French, German, Italian, Japanese, and Spanish on a limited level and fluent English obviously. He's good friends with Stallone and they played in the Expendables franchise together.

[@blueeyedcowboy8291]

Yay for you reacting to whatever you choose! It's your channel. This is my wife's favorite Rocky movie. My favorite is 3. Point being, watch them all so you can decide for yourself which is your favorite. Your Dad raised a lovely, intelligent, young lady. Congratulations on 50k! I wish you success in all you do. You are going to love the Karate Kid!

[@paulsantia6534]

This is a movie series I grew up with and I consider myself as part of Rocky's following. I've been watching your reactions since Rocky 1. I must say its interesting catching your reaction for someone who watched it the first time.

[@Violent_Ultimatum]

We use vaseline because it makes punches slips on your body/face instead of taking full blows everytime (still happens btw but the off target punches tend to slip and hurt you less). Also yes, boxers died in the ring...if you want to watch a boxing movie based on a true story i suggest you "Cinderella Man" with Russell Crowe. Truly an underrated movie.

[@shannontaylor1849]

'Your comments don't affect what I watch' (Instant subscribe)

[@PatrickHogan]

You should consider watching Cinderella Man. Great movie but also features the boxer Max Baer who did kill someone in the ring

[@tomaskennedy]

When Drago says "If he dies, he dies," he’s basically saying "It’s not my problem."

[@kiancollins4772]

I've just realised something sad when rocky jr said later opollo that was there final time meeting each other

[@ChrisReise]

16:23 Mickey actually died of a heart attack. If you watch closely during Rocky's fight with Thunderlips, he was having problems breathing because he was getting overworked with all of his yelling into the ring. So when he got pushed by Clubber Lang, his heart rate probably started racing and it caused him to go into cardiac arrest, that's why the doctor says "Okay, let's start CPR"

[@shannontaylor1849]

Your editing is soooooooo appreciated! ❤❤❤

[@joemasters2270]

Some more trivia: During filming, Stallone wanted Dolph Lundgren to actually hit him so it would look more realistic . Stallone had to spend 4 days in the hospital after taking a punch to the chest.

[@marktallentire3464]

I was literally coming to type this fact 😂

[@breathoffreshair7314]

@@marktallentire3464 why? why do people think thats spme hidden trivia they can sound smart with?

[@paulieluppino1856]

-Rocky: DRAGOOOOO!!!! DRAGOOOOO!!!! -Drago: WHAAAAAT???? -Rocky: UUU SUUUCK!!! -Drago: NOOOOO, UUU SUUUUCK!!! -Rocky: NOOO, UUU SUUUCK!!!! -Drago NOOO, UUU SUUU.... -Random soviet neighbor: WOOOUULD YOOOUUU TWOOOO SHUUUT UUUP.... PEEEOOOPLEEE AAAAREEE TRYYYYIIING TOOOO SLEEEP HEEEREEEE..... WAAAIIIT UUUUNTIIILL WAAAAAASSAAAP IIIIS IIIINVEEEENTEEEED, JAAAAACKAAAASSES..... (Yes, I do have a lot of free time in my hands):

[@sergeantliangplays]

Drago in my opinion is one of the most scary villains I've seen in a movie, he has this aura that makes chills go down your spine

[@gustamantis1995]

Keep going! I love watching Rocky with you. You're going to love #6.

[@ShreveportJoe]

The snowy “Russian” airport and training facility that looked like Norway was really a ski resort in the U.S. called Jackson Hole, in the state of Wyoming. And Stu Nahan is his real name, a legendary sportscaster based in Los Angeles for over 40 years. I grew up watching him in Southern California. He made cameo appearances in several movies, and passed away in 2007.

[@breathoffreshair7314]

Rest of the movie was shot in canada

[@giffysstiffy8874giffytuck]

Dolph Lundgren was played by Dolph Lundgren and Dolph Lundgren NEVER used steroids🙂😎 Dolph Lundgren was a full contact Karate champion in REAL life

[@Goldberg070]

About Arnold as Drago: There is indeed a movie in which Arnold is playing a Russian. It's called Red Heat. Another 80s classic if you are interested in watching it. :)

[@steveacfield6131]

In regards to Rocky V... Rocky VI is really good.

[@rashadwalker8218]

Im glad u are doin all the rocky films.

[@virtualcool6817]

I enjoy watching your reaction vids. Great vid, keep em coming 😁

[@davidsalinas1628]

Congratulations on 50k subscribers!

[@Jason-bk3nl]

Can’t wait for the next one! I hope you do em all!

[@pleutron]

can't wait for Rocky V reaction. I like it more than 4.

[@rossbrough]

I love watching your Rocky reactions.. you'll love Rocky 5 as Micky has a big part in it .. can't wait for you to watch it.

[@davidlow862]

"I don't like the robot anymore."-Stallone on why he cut the Robot.

[@bboyshotty]

SO glad you have done 1-4..I could see the switch in your eyes of fully falling in love with the characters in #2, and I was thinking okay..she HAS to do at least 1-4. Having said that, continue on if you'd like..IMO when you love a story like it seems liek you do, its worth continuing on regardless. Glad you loved it so much..thanks for sharing!

[@cliveklg7739]

"I hope the robot was watching Rockys fight" 😱😱😱 That's how terminators are created, what are you thinking. 😛😛

[@ChrisReise]

6:47 This line that Apollo says here, in my opinion was a clue to who won that third fight that we saw at the end of "Rocky III"

[@Burt_Fuggin_Reynolds]

Great reaction, looking forward to your next reaction. Thank you!

[@highjim7778]

Saw this in the cinema back on release week here in england and i still remember a totally different soundtrack.

[@jacklegend5798]

This movie will give you emotional whiplash.

[@ianhill8345]

Great reaction as always Centane love your vids. Ian

[@Metzwerg74]

i like the fact, that drago said, that he must break rocky.... not that he wants to, or that he will be... he said he must....

[@toddjohnson5176]

Loved the reaction! Rocky and Drago are epic and are close friends till this day!🥰👍🏾👍🏾🥊

[@glennwelsh9784]

To answer your question, yes. Boxers have died from injuries sustained in boxing matches. It's a major reason why most modern boxing matches last a maximum of 10 or 12 rounds instead of 15. They shortened the length of professional matches after a boxer died in the 80's and caused increased scrutiny in the sport's safety. Boxers also now wear bigger gloves than they used to for the extra protection. Also yes, the Russian translator was translating Rocky incorrectly. When Rocky says "Here you got two guys killing each other, but I guess that's better than 20 million." But the translator says "...that's better than 20 million dollars." He totally missed the point of Rocky's speech. 😂

[@philmullineaux5405]

Stallone almost died from this movie. He purposely didn't choreograph the first 2 rounds, he wanted it to look like 2 boxers just feeling each other out. Dolph hit Stallone so hard in the ribs, it did all kinds of internal damage!

[@breathoffreshair7314]

Another liar. WTF is with you people. He asked him to hit him real for one shot. Thats it.

[@bandini22221]

Thanks for the movie, Centane!

[@djrommybalibalita5747]

We appreciate the reactions!! Love all the Rocky and creed movies ❤ thank you 🙏 🐻😊💯

[@mattkylie6723]

12:22 it was supposed to be friendly exhibition publicity stunt that went wrong, it was to promote the Russian national champion, but in the Directors cut of Rocky IV it explains a lot better

[@graysonvestel7528]

Love the earrings, great reaction!

[@tacobellalugosi2527]

Keep going girl rocky is a legend all the movie bring something to the table

[@starlord3496]

Let’s go. I told you Paulie has a good arc

[@djjoeyr]

I loved watching you go through the emotional roller coaster that is this movie. As far as Rocky movies go, although you have a predictable outcome, this one tugs at your heart a lot more, and was poignant of course due to the United States' / Russia cold war.

[@Humstuck]

very 80-90s MTV style of movie with all the montages and the songs, just like music videos back then. So cool to watch movies and get time capsules like that. Fights now are a lot more supervised. They will stop it a lot earlier than in the past to mitigate as much as possible de big accidents or sometimes deaths that could happen.

[@happyapple4269]

I liked the robot. It gave a sense of comic relief and symbolized drago in a way.

[@BalokLives]

I realize that this was a long time ago, but in regard to your concern about Drago saying "if he dies, he dies" a boxer's hands are registered as lethal weapons. It is part of what every professional boxer must do to get a license. Every fighter knows that he could die or kill someone in the ring. They also know that they have to be careful in public because if they fight someone, they could easily kill them and that would be murder. In the ring though, when boxers die it is not taken lightly. In those rare cases, changes are made to the rules to try to prevent it from happening again, but it is always possible. Professional boxers are signing away any rights they have if that happens.

[@camannwordsmith]

"it looks like he's getting beat up in real life." He was. Stallone wanted the fight to look ultra-real, so in the beginning section, Lundgren is actually hitting him. They had to stop that because Lundgren accidentally hit him SO hard in the chest that it sent Stallone to intensive care for 8 days. He almost died.

[@MrBreezeLI516]

It's called a " waiver of liability "; everyone knows fighting of ANY kind can lead to great bodily harm up to and including death. It's the thrill of combat; it's been a thing with us for centuries 😮

[@bradschmidt3917]

Rocky 5 please next Love This!!!

[@T1TV540]

26:06 In the scene, the Russian translator was telling the audience something else, but not Rocky's message.

[@Hatrimn]

5 is a must. Very emotional.

[@dnish6673]

I watched a fight between Ray “Boom Boom” Mancini and Duk Koo Kim from Korea. They went at it really hard and eventually Kim got knocked out. But he was stretchered out of the ring and died right after.

[@thisistheyear99]

If all humans were raised by parents like yours, the world would be a pretty special place.

[@KalElvis]

La-La love you, keep up the great videos

[@SamTouro777]

Got into Rocky a month or so ago and loved this one. Spent time in Russia and it reminds me of my time there. Its a crazy place. lol

[@BratBond1]

28:22 Yes! Can't wait for you to see this movie!

[@paulamoya7956]

I adore you Centane! I love watching what my father loved as well. Still makes me feel closer to him after 18 yrs.. I’m sure it always will. I am so happy you are watching them all !! It’s the only way to go🌠🤍🌠

[@JustInTimeMovies]

Yes, watch them all! Some are better than others, but enjoy the ride. Fun reaction as always. 😀

[@wakebacon8301]

Dulph Lundgren is an impressive Swedish man, he is huge, trained in two Martial Arts and has two PHD's in science.

[@dallasyap3064]

Rocky 4 is my favorite. As for Apollo's death, he kinda brought that to himself. Apart from Drago, it was his ego that also killed him. And Rocky decided to fight Drago out of vengeance.

[@dnish6673]

It’s my least favorite - hate the jingoism. But yeah, Apollo’s ego played a part plus Rocky delaying the towel throw.

[@CaddyJim]

You sign a waiver to box that it could be life-threatening but because he continued hitting after the Bell that's illegal. But (it's a movie) & yes people have died from boxing that's why they shorten from 15Rds to 12Rds

[@Demigord]

MY Grandfather was a boxer in college. A couple of years after he graduated, a member of his team killed a man in the ring. It wound up causing the end of college boxing.

[@JB-kl8ml]

ive fought in many full contact fights and signing a death waiver is part of it.

[@edgarmorales7855]

I cought something when Apolo say’s to Ivan dragon I want you I want you, he isn’t wearing gloves 🥊 for a second then he is 😂

[@JedHead77]

In 2022, Stallone released a *Director’s Cut* of Rocky IV, getting rid of Paulie’s robot, and adding more dramatic scenes. 🤖

[@Blaiyan]

My favorite of the 6. 4, 1, 5, 2, 6/3.

[@JohnDBIRL]

“It looks so real, looks like they’re actually hitting each other” just so you know Stallone wanted it to look real and asked Dolph to hit him properly and Dolph put Stallone in hospital, nearly killed him

[@jd-zr3vk]

Vasoline also makes the body slippery so the body blows are more likely to slide some, dulling the impact. 13:27 Kamilla imitates the Russian wife. LOL

[@urborg74]

Lots of interesting stories from this movie. For instance, they really were taking some hits for this movie, it looks real for a reason. In one particular shot Ivan (Dolph Lundgrin) actually knocked Stalone out. He came to on a medical helicopter on the way to the hospital.

[@earledmondsjr789]

Great reaction my favorite rocky movie 🔥💯

[@draculimpaler4507]

I dont know how truthful they are but Ive read stories that Stallone told Dolph Lundgren to really hit him hard during the fight shots and he later ended up in the hospital with what could have been life threatening chest conditions...also heard they remain friends right until now

[@carcharodoncarcharias9462]

Personal favorite!!