PHILLY Girls Watch ROCKY V for the First Time ! MOVIE REACTION | First Time Watching ! (1990)

[@RuntotheMovies]

😺 After-watching Discussion: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3uwda2KnLyFjdk 😺 Full Reaction on Patreon: www.patreon.com/posts/rocky-5-full-and-99000182 😻 Want to request a specific reaction? Head to our Reactr page: www.reactr.tv/runtothemovies 😺 Join on KZbin to get early access to reactions, bloopers, and more: kzbin.info/door/387WuszCgkCJe3mlDf7xEAjoin When you first watched this, did you immediately suspect that Tommy was going to take advantage of Rocky?

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

Nah I actually thought that Tommy would be loyal to Rocky the whole time, did y'all suspect Tommy was up to no good before he revealed himself?

[@karlluigi1987]

The more I watch ROCKY 5, the more I appreciate the story.

[@megafan2000]

It's still the worst one of the 9 movies but I definitely do appreciate 5 a lot more now than when it first came out. Especially when seeing it through reaction eyes.

[@ProdSangreNueva]

Same here

[@Tori14537]

Absolutely 😊

[@dnish6673]

@@megafan2000second worst. 4 is much worse.

[@nakitapalmer656]

Thank you!!!!! I never understood why ppl didn't like this one!!! Its realistic.

[@jessemoore7081]

It's emotional because you guys care. The Rocky movies created a world inhabited by strong characters that you invest in their lives. That's the beauty of this series.

[@bryanmack4054]

Stallone changed the actor for Rocky’s son like 3 or 4 times

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

@@bryanmack4054 Yeah he had to

[@igyprincetv]

I definitely learnt to appreciate this movie more since I became a dad and had 2 sons myself. My sons love this movie.

[@nealrepetti2396]

I've bin watching ROCKY since it all started back in 1976 . I also am a huge fan of boxing. It always amazed how we love a fictional character like him . When I was in the NAVY, I went to Philly with a friend and ran up the stairs. Out of all the things I've done in my life, I'm 66 years old now, that was one of my favorite moments. I'm a New Yorker but I love Philly. ❤ to you girls. Keep up the good work.

[@i-am-mj]

Sage Stallone, the kid who played Rocky's son here, is his real son, and has also since passed away. As did Tommy Morrison, who played Tommy Gunn, and who was a real boxer.

[@Kennyisdarkvanilla]

Tommy Morrison was an actual heavyweight champion.

[@JamesDombroski-uw1po]

@@Kennyisdarkvanilla and that powerful left punch

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

@@Kennyisdarkvanilla Yep especially his left punch

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

I really like how this one takes place right after the previous movie as we got to see the direct aftermath of the fight with Drago and how Rocky coped with everything going on around him. Your reaction was once again great

[@danspizzacorner9711]

I’m a Phillies fan as well born and raised in Philadelphia. I love telling people who watch the Rocky movies that I am from Philadelphia

[@Sandy-dd4le]

Dont forget to watch the most important, and most overlooked movie in the franchise, The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Weirdly, Stallone isnt in it, but its definitely the stand out film in the series.

[@sidewaysbonobo2107]

So i dont know why the subtitles werent there. The trainer doesnt usually have subtitles but Drago says 'hes not a man, hes like a piece of iron.' Then the government dude asks the trainer whats going on and says to Drago that their people cheer for Rocky now, calls him an idiot and tells him to knock him out then Drago picks him up by the neck and say 'i fight for me! For me!' Im not sure if there is any more russian but those are the bits i remember

[@VladislavBabbitt]

They Americanized the Soviets so that the USA audiences can relate. Drago fought for the USSR. His wife did not even really love him. Completely different for Rocky. His wife did love him, and so did many other people.

[@TylerC-bj8xh]

Really enjoy your reviews,you two have a unique perspective,not the same owe break downs very fresh and your energy is great 👍,you guys are original with your reactions

[@tehdesp]

George Washington Duke was based heavily on real life boxing promoter Don King, right down to his catchphrase "Only in America..."

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

Nice

[@DanielRamosMilitaryWiz]

Now I really want to go to a Phillies game! I hope you ladies enjoyed Rocky V. Critically and financially it’s the lowest performing of the franchise. Yet, I always had a soft spot for this movie. The flashback with Mickey always gets me emotional. He loved Rocky like a son, and Rocky loved him like a father. I wish I had someone like Mickey to give me “motivization.” Burgess Meredith is such a great actor, and he was phenomenal in this role. Seven years after Rocky V, Meredith passed away at the age of 89 on September 9, 1997. I also love the interactions between Rocky and his son, especially at the beginning and end. The boy who plays Robert “Rocky” Balboa Jr. is actually Sylvester Stallone’s real-life son, Sage. He tragically died of coronary artery disease on July 13, 2012. Sage Stallone was only 32 years old when we died. George Washington Duke is actually modeled after the real-life boxing promoter Don King. During his career, King was involved in promoting some of the most famous names in boxing, such Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier, George Foreman, Mike Tyson, Evander Holyfield, and Roberto Duran. King was also a highly controversial figure who was sued by several former fighters for allegedly defrauding them. Tommy “The Machine” Gun was played by real-life boxer Tommy Morrison. Much like the character he portrayed, Morrison was known for his punching power and iconic left hook. He had a successful career with 48 victories (42 by knockout), 3 losses, and one draw. In 1993, he defeated George Foreman for the WBO Heavyweight title. Unfortunately he retired from boxing in 1996 after testing positive for HIV. He attempted a brief comeback in the late 2000s and even dabbled in Mixed Martial Arts. Tragically he died on September 1, 2013 due to cardiac arrest from multi organ failure due to septic shock. He was only 44 years old at the time. Sylvester Stallone was extremely unhappy with how Rocky V turned out, so he made Rocky Balboa in 2006. That film was much better received as it was critically and financially more successful. It really felt like a fitting and heartfelt send-off for a legendary character. As always, I love your reactions, and I can’t wait for you ladies to do Rocky Balboa (2006). I’m sending my very best wishes out to you both!!!

[@RuntotheMovies]

Thanks so much for your kind words! We already recorded a reaction to Rocky 6 a few weeks ago. It'll be coming to our Patreon soon. 😸

[@DanielRamosMilitaryWiz]

@@RuntotheMovies 😊

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

@@RuntotheMovies that's awesome, will you react to the Creed movies?

[@truboddie3358]

"Rocky Balboa" is part 6 and it came out in 2006 Be sure you guys react to that

[@RuntotheMovies]

Amazing film. The reaction is coming to our Patreon soon.

[@kristhomas4039]

@@RuntotheMovies girls, please react to Ninja Assassin next, I'm not even kidding

[@kristhomas4039]

@@RuntotheMovies when yall gonna react to rambo 3 ?

[@marcochavezjr9180]

Awesome movie!​@@kristhomas4039

[@TIDYJOKER]

Brilliant review again girls. This is the one (Rocky) i watched the least, but with you's have made it as good as the rest (Kinda). Any more 'Philly' films, that you plan/have watched? I enjoyed how committed you have been to the story, characters, and scenery. It's been great to get updates on locations too.

[@blessedupshea5593]

You know the funny thing is when you guys mentioned in the beginning like his body and mind is tryna catch up with one another its like yeah basically cus especially through all that fighting that adrenaline is pumping heavy in your body to help you to keep going but once that adrenaline is gone yeah your going to fill everything you put your body through hearing stories of people that break something like a leg or get shot but dont feel anything to a little bit after its from all that adrenaline pumping

[@andrewz5981]

Time flies. HIPAA was signed into law 6 years after this movie :D

[@Awhmanitsdanttv]

33:32 guys don’t know how to appropriately process our emotions. Rocky is our therapy

[@frankr.6305]

Much Love from Bucks County!

[@RuntotheMovies]

Much love to you as well! Producer's note: is that a Fender P Bass in your profile photo?

[@frankr.6305]

@@RuntotheMovies I'm not sure tbh...it was just a random avatar pic i chose. I have owned several P Bass's though. I only play fender bass's, they used to sponsor me when I was active in music. Guitar I will play a bunch of different models but bass is always Fender for me. Good eye though. 👍

[@jasonjourdain3725]

I love the excitement Hannah brings to these reactions and Tori, Tori lookin like the Phillies Bobblehead with that Hat on 🤣🤣 jk great reaction Ladies loved every minute of it 💯👌

[@RuntotheMovies]

♥️

[@kwanwallacephotography5145]

@@RuntotheMovies MORE DENZEL ...FALLEN ,AMERICAN GANSTER, DEJAVU

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

Same I really like their reactions

[@RetrofanFilms]

Interesting fact: The fight between Rocky and Tommy Gunn was choreographed by former pro-wrestler Terry Funk. Terry Funk was a famous wrestler who competed in organizations like the NWA, the WWF, WCW, and eventually ECW. Known as one of the originators of hardcore wrestling, Funk along with his older brother Dory Funk Jr., are the only brother combination to win the NWA World Heavyweight Championship; and were inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2009. Funk had worked with Stallone for a film he directed in 1978 called Paradise Alley; and appeared again with Stallone in Over The Top (1987); and also appeared in Roadhouse (1989) with Patrick Swayze.

[@ConstantineFurman]

The problem is, we don't know which fight Funk was responsible for choreographing. There are two different fights: the one in the director's cut and the reshot one here in the theatrical version and they're both wildly different (with the same outcome, though).

[@kelseydortch9037]

R.I.P. Terry Funk

[@davidheilman1928]

It's kind of a bummer that they didn’t bring Clubber Lang back. Next to Apollo he is the best antagonist in the series imho. I did really like the storyline Stallone wrote in this movie.

[@1Adam20]

@28:17 Technically...not his shorts. Technically they were Apollo's. Side note: When I was taught to fight my father tried his best to teach me to fight right-handed, no can do, in those days, and now, I am majorly South Paw. I will say since those days of my youth I am now able to fight right-handed. Of 5 kids, sixth due in weeks, I have 3 daughters, and they have their mother's looks, and my right cross.

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

Wow nice, how did you master it?

[@1Adam20]

@@Kenny-ep2nf It wasn't easy. And in the early days of it I felt like Rocky in two where Mick had his arm tied and threaten to 'chop it off' if he used in heavy bag training. But, at the end of it became as natural as fighting South Paw.

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

@@1Adam20 I can imagine there’s heaps of pressure involved in the process

[@christopheryochum3602]

Guys! If you're curious, despite his role in this movie, Tommy Morrison (Tommy Gunn) was one of the most feared boxers in real life, just as he was in the movie.

[@dnish6673]

What? No. Morrison had a decent record but his fights weren’t very good, and he lost almost any time he fought a good fighter like Lennox Lewis or Ray Mercer.

[@GeoffNelson]

Tori ❤! Great reaction. Thanks ladies.

[@15blackshirt]

Sly's former frenemy Arnold Schwarzenegger starred in Kindergarten Cop and Total Recall the same year as this. The actor playing Ivan Drago, Dolph Lundgren, followed up Rocky IV with Masters of the Universe, The Punisher, Universal Soldier and Showdown in Little Tokyo. Sylvester Stallone immediately preceded this with Rambo III

[@matt72148]

Hannah. Tori. Gorgeous Ladies.

[@santiagorodriguez9849]

You can see that at 32:45 we lost Tory, she is 100% immersed in the story. The Rocky Saga is like that.

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

Yeah you become soo easily invested in the story

[@adampare8088]

I didn't like the movie, but the Mick flashback scene is a hall of fame moment. Makes me tear up every time.

[@mickeykmiller]

10:46 Adrian's not "getting rid of everything". lol

[@nebidiaswift5200]

The scene with Mickey gets me every time just such a wholesome moment

[@terminallumbago6465]

The irony is out of everyone who could have taught someone how to box, Paulie was the best one for it. Burt Young irl was an accomplished boxer in the Marines. Tony Burton (Duke) was also a boxer.

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

yup

[@k.delpino1124]

Even if this was considered the weakest sequel, there was levels. It was going to be the last one. In fact, Rocky was suppose to die in the original ending. The street fight left people kinda cold. Many felt Rocky & Tommy should've fought in the ring. But acknowledging the street fight does remind anybody that really knows the streets, if you put your hands on somebody's people, then you know to start throwing hands. At the end of the day, this was about Rocky's family going back to their original roots. Reclaming one's manhood and showing the utmost respect is what matters. Being rich or poor happens to everyone, anywhere. Going from rags to riches is never easy. Stay strong, persevere and keep your heart means everything. Pass on what you've learn to others, by blood or by bond. Everything will fall into place and others will learn to be the best they can be. RIP to those involved with R5:Burgess Meredith (Mickey), Stallone's real life/eldest son-Sage (Rocky Jr.), real-life boxer Tommy Morrison (Tommy Gunn) and Oscar-winning director John G. Avildsen (2 Rocky films 1976-1990).

[@MrJjcatt]

Ok , I don’t know how this happened,but I was in high school when I seen this with my girlfriend,after it ended my first words to her was,” the only thing good about this movie was being with you”,she felt the same way,years later Rocky V was on TV and for some strange reason I gave it another watch,I couldn’t believe that a movie I rated 1/10 suddenly became a 7/10, I actually like this movie,maybe the ending wasn’t great,I think they lost the opportunity for a match between Tommy and Rocky in Rocky 6,but the rest of the movie is quite good,btw I still see that girlfriend now and then,she’s divorced with children and so am I,a happy ending

[@BouillaBased]

This one gets a lot of flak from Rocky fans. I agree it’s the weakest of the series, but it’s still not a *bad* movie. The same lessons of personal strength, integrity, family, and consistency are still there.

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

Yeah it's not a bad movie at all, I'd say the main point of this movie was to show us the aftermath of the big fight Rocky had with Drago and how it impacted him and his family/friends.

[@waterbeauty85]

8:58 Tori: "It's almost like full circle." Exactly! Stallone thought that Rocky being on top of the world and having tons of money was spoiling the character and wanted to return him to his roots as a down to Earth guy whose struggles everyone in the audience could relate to.

[@bloodzerox20]

DAMN! ABOUT TIME 😂😂😂😅😅

[@railwayman95]

Carlsberg Beer is good beer 😊

[@RockaRolla1971]

Rocky 6.. Rocky balboa is a great one

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

yup

[@rachardmcintyre6560]

RIP Sage Stallone, Burt Young & Tommy Morrison.😢😢😢

[@RuntotheMovies]

RIP

[@waterbeauty85]

Rocky's "Sue me for what?" made me think of Humphrey Bogart saying "Success is being able to tell the big shots to go to hell" which you can do when you have so much wealth and power that they can't touch you or when you have nothing to lose (or aren't afraid to lose what you do have).

[@RyeSix45]

Heck yeah, keep it up ladies!😁

[@Tori14537]

Thank you so much 😊

[@andrewsawyer1375]

Hey Tori! Missed you on here. I like this one even though it's not a fan fave. The last one is good.

[@Tori14537]

Hey there 😊 thanks so much for the comment. I am a huge fan of these rocky movies 🎬 I can't complain at all

[@PALMERUSA21]

2:15 into movie: That sounds gross Hannah. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@waterbeauty85]

I remember the rationale for the final fight between Rocky and Tommy was that it was considered inconceivable that, at this point in his life, Rocky would stand a chance against Tommy in a boxing match but that he could stand a chance in a street fight without any rules or restrictions. Later, real life boxer George Foreman showed that an older boxer could hold his own in the ring, and that helped open the door for "Rocky Balboa." I can't wait for you to react to that. "Rocky Balboa" my second (very, very, VERY close second) favorite film in the Rocky franchise.

[@terminallumbago6465]

It actually worked because they two hashed out their differences without giving Duke the money or fame he so desperately wanted.

[@RuntotheMovies]

We already recorded a reaction to the next one. It's coming to our Patreon soon. 😸

[@waterbeauty85]

@@terminallumbago6465 That's a great point!

[@thomassierzega5440]

I noticed the Phillies hat and I’m a huge Phillies fan as well! I’m from the Lehigh Vslley area about an hour 15 min north of Philly. I ❤️ the both of your reactions! I also ❤️ the Rocky series of movies and for my money one of the best fictional characters of all time in the history of cinema!

[@Tori14537]

Thank you so much for the comment! I am a huge fan of both the phillies & all of the rocky movies! 😊

[@PALMERUSA21]

Actually Rocky said his son’s name Robert when he got off the plane.

[@HamillDavid]

Let’s hope it’s not another 3 months before you watch the next one 😂

[@RuntotheMovies]

The reaction to the next one is already recorded. It's coming to our Patreon soon.

[@HamillDavid]

@@RuntotheMovies how long till it on KZbin?

[@TylerC-bj8xh]

Tommy gunn was a real boxer died of aids😢

[@waterbeauty85]

14:41 Rocky pulling money (and later the boxing glove pendant) from behind Robert's ear is an homage to real life boxing great Muhammad Ali who loved magic and used to perform slight of hand magic tricks for his friends. Stallone liked to incorporate little things he learned about real boxers into the Rocky films.

[@MKF30]

Great reaction ladies! Tori rocking her Phillies gear eh? Excited for baseball?! I am! R.I.P. Carl Weathers for sure, loved him in Rocky and Predator!

[@Tori14537]

Thank you so much for you comment! I am a huge fan of the phillies, so excited the season has finally started ⚾️😊 R.I.P CARL WEATHERS 😢

[@MKF30]

@@Tori14537 Thats cool that you're a baseball fan. I've noticed you've rocked the Phllies before the shirts, the hats, etc. You're a true fan. I'm a New Yorker so Yankeemania here though I do enjoy seeing the Phillies beat up the Mets haha 😄

[@PALMERUSA21]

It’s the same block they lived in from Rocky II.

[@alexcastillo8892]

As always - great reaction! Watch "Rocky Balboa/"Rocky 6" THEN - something Everybody wants but no one has done - react to Stallone's 1981 "Nighthawks". THEE MOST UNDERRATED COP MOVIE OF ALL TIME! Nonstop attention-getting scenes from start to finish! Enjoy!

[@simondawe8774]

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

[@chandie5298]

These two are the perfect Rocky team to watch these films wtih.

[@sachaallari592]

RIP Sage Stallone!

[@RuntotheMovies]

RIP

[@JackCoombs-iy8vz]

I think this was my favorite of your Rocky reaction ladies, Tommy was actually the champion in real life, he beat George Foreman for the title.

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

Yeah he was tough

[@JackCoombs-iy8vz]

@@Kenny-ep2nf I've only seen his fights on KZbin, wasn't alive yet.

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

@@JackCoombs-iy8vz fair enough

[@thewolfofwallstreet627]

Rocky 5 may be the weakest entry in all the Rocky films, but its better than what most people say about it. There's still a lot of strong moments in the movie, and a lot of the concepts they introduced in this film weren't that bad honestly. They just weren't executed as well as I think they were going for imo. Plus, it was interesting seeing Stallone's take on Don King, when he used a caricature of him in George Washington Duke in this film. Don King was a boxing promoter in real life that represented such boxers from Muhammad Ali, George Foreman to Mike Tyson. Like the George Washington Duke character, he too had this very bombastic louder than life personality, and he was mainly all about the showmanship of boxing regardless of who got hurt along the way.

[@skullandbones1832]

Philly vs the world

[@paullandis5524]

Not only was Tommy Gun a real boxer his grandfather was John Wayne

[@matthew_thekngp1n]

I never seen this Rocky movie this one was good 🙌🏽 especially the street fight part

[@maggie_rhee_wählt_blau]

Philly Girls are really cool! As a woman I must say I'm in love with your Outfits! Especially the pink one with the cat looks really nice!😍 Great Reaction Video! Thank you both!❤

[@RuntotheMovies]

Thanks so much for watching with us!

[@maggie_rhee_wählt_blau]

@@RuntotheMovies You're welcome and thanks for your response!😊

[@MrArcherF]

Are you guys going to react to the director's cut of Rocky IV? I hope you do, imo it's a huge improvement over the theatrical version.

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

most people say that the theatrical version is better

[@moviereviews4life]

I love this film, it's a bit deeper than most think & because it's a darker tone it's jarring after the 80's cheese we got with 4. There's a Workprint version that dives deeper too & hope we get an official release one day. George Washington Duke is based off of Don King, the flamboyant promoter for Mike Tyson. The kid playing Robert (Rocky Jr) is Sage Stallone, Sylvester's real lofe life son. His other son was the baby in Rocky 2. Rocky has brain damage in the film so his actions are a result of that, so it's part of the story to have Rocky go from attentive to ignoring him. Tommy's backstory is actually deep unfortunately we don't get deeper into it. This is the first film to have a real Professional Boxer play a main role. The next film does it too. Something else to know is Sylvester was not close to his sons, something he regrets. One is mentally challenged (that he never talks about) and this one passed away. This film was Sylvester trying to get close to him and they would be in another film together a few years later. So the writing is very true to Sylvesters life in a way. It's kind of a sad truth and Stallone has since said he doesn't care for this film due to the bad memories.

[@PALMERUSA21]

I love Adrian I miss the actress who plays her. Perfect Timing to get through to Rocky.

[@lucianoa31]

Mickey gets me every time. 😢

[@Tori14537]

You & Me Both 😢

[@pricemoore2022]

Awesome reaction of my favorite Rocky movie!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@Tori14537]

Thank you so much 😊

[@johnslaney1163]

rip carl weathers you should watch happy gilmore carl weathers was excellent in it or action jackson

[@hkaayaakuu]

Hello and love to Hannah and the rttm team🤗❤ The only thing ive heard about rocky 5 is that nobody really wants to talk about this one

[@hkaayaakuu]

@MyBuggalugga ofcourse 😌

[@pauldavis1963]

They are going to predict the plot of Creed movies

[@R.B.forMER_S.]

When it comes down to ranking all Rocky movies… or actually only ranking from Rocky 1-5 … I’d place… Rocky V, Rocky III & Rocky in first place 🥇 Rocky II in second place 🥈 Rocky IV in third place 🥉 The first time I watched this movie I had high hopes that “Tommy Gunn” was gonna be the next professional boxer, like “Clubber Lang” to either end Rocky’s career with a tie/draw, but mainly leaning more towards a victory!, obviously favoring Tommy. afterwards it would’ve been awesome to show a scene in which respect is mutual between Rocky & Tommy, therefore friends again. Think about it… Tommy would then be in Rocky’s shoes boxing, and Rocky would be in his corner at ringside like the (next) guardian angel that “Mickey Goldmill” was!😩😢😎

[@kingsnake23]

Paulie was right, he shoulda left him on the street where he found him.

[@PALMERUSA21]

Tommy The Machine Gun was a real life Boxer.

[@teeblack06]

one more to go then the Creed movies!

[@RuntotheMovies]

The next one is already recorded. It's coming to our Patreon soon.

[@axelstone3131]

Been waiting for this!

[@PALMERUSA21]

It’s too bad Boo is watching the movie with you she would love the fish tank.

[@lauriebarrett6789]

Movie suggestion - "Scream".

[@RuntotheMovies]

🙀

[@mountfitness6748]

please watch warrior with tom hardy, amazing like rocky and emotional

[@ThirdEye...]

Might suggest you a great Movie for a reaction… Sociedad de la Nieve “ Society of the Snow “ from director : Juan Antonio Bayona… nominated for Oscars but deserved to win some! Get the Original Spanish version with Subtitles… it’s way Better! Nothing to do with past “U.S.” Version who was over the ridiculous! Thanks…

[@PALMERUSA21]

I wonder if the Balboa Estate really exists in Philly or if this was one of Stallone’s homes he owned in real life in LA? His real Life son plays his son in this movie. It’s a shame hmStallone’s only son died so young. The Rocky Saga could’ve continued with him. F you Michael B Jordan.

[@kingissey2050]

My girls!! Hanna 😍😘

[@kingissey2050]

@MyBuggalugga you're welcome, I love yall reaction videos, and you caught my eye 😉😍. You're very pretty

[@kelseydortch9037]

I always ask myself how long he was in Russia. Son had 6 birthdays since he was gone

[@biggeorge22]

I'm ready for Rocky 6!

[@RuntotheMovies]

Coming soon to our Patreon. It's already recorded.

[@tacobellalugosi2527]

Haha it’s super cool to see some fello lovely Philly ladies showing love to the Og favorite son Rocky Balboa iWell “Rocky Balboa “ the sixth and final Rocky film 😢 is next then Well SHOW love to the One and Only CREED .hey if you want to So love to The Legend Carl Weathers react to the Movie “Action Jackson” great Underrated fun action movie

[@RuntotheMovies]

Thanks so much for watching with us! The Rocky Balboa reaction is already recorded. It's going to be coming to our Patreon soon.

[@christopherking4932]

Awesome reaction/ can you please watch a movie called ANY GIVEN SUNDAY.

[@danielrobertson2974]

Rocky Balboa (6th) is close to being the best one definitely an emotional one

[@darren092188]

Dang it's sad that no one has said RIP Burt Young aka Paulie. He literally passed away three to four months before Carl Weathers. Unlike his movie counterpart. He was a very good guy US MARINES CORP VETERAN that was an undefeated boxer in the military

[@RuntotheMovies]

RIP.

[@darren092188]

@@RuntotheMovies if you have time definitely watch the scenes. There are surprisingly a lot of good scenes cut from the movies. Rocky Balboa aka Rocky 6 definitely has one to complete an important scene in the movie

[@nightguard7124]

There’s an alternate ending. Which I thought was better.

[@Raoulduke3305]

These aren’t Philly girls..when you’re born in Philly you are required to watch rocky 1&2 before you can be released from the hospital

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

LOL

[@waterbeauty85]

21:14 It's good to hear you express your belief in your right to defend yourself.

[@michaelaraiza9650]

Awsome reaction. Philly girl is cute btw

[@waterbeauty85]

39:03 The movie does show the neighborhood guys trying to stop Tommy, but it also shows that they're no match for him thus setting up the fight as one on one Rocky vs. Tommy. The rationalization is a little thin (or maybe not - look at how often cell phone videos show only one person in a crowd willing to step up and take on a violent @$$hole), but it's what we all wanted.

[@shelbyramirez5897]

👋👋👋👋👋👋👋 0:39

[@Kennyisdarkvanilla]

George Washington Duke is based off of Don King, a promoter who even looks similar to Duke. Screwed over lots of well known boxers including Muhammad Ali and Mike Tyson.

[@didonna1974]

I can't wait for you two to watch Rocky Balboa.

[@RuntotheMovies]

Thanks so much for watching with us and for your kind words!

[@Out-Cast75]

George Washington Duke is suppose to be Don King.

[@jamesba-xd7xf]

Love you ladies and your reactions including this movie. however I dont like the rocky movies after rocky 2-3. why? becouse sylvester stallone refused to allow rocky to be beaten or give us a huge plot twist. example: do you really think a 50 year old rocky is going to beat the hell out of a champion 24 year old boxer?? NEVER. I wish they had allowed rocky to end his career with brain damage and created a plot/narrative that he regretted getting into boxing becouse it destroyed his brain and that violence wasnt a good way to live. OR why dint they allow rocky to become a villian in the end? that would have blown audiences away.

[@RuntotheMovies]

Producer's note: please don't spoil future movies for the girls. In this particular case I won't remove your comment because they already recorded their Rocky Balboa reaction, but I hope you'll refrain from spoiling stuff in the future.

[@jamesba-xd7xf]

thanks, I wont spoil future movies.@@RuntotheMovies

[@moriellymoproblems7842]

Gawwwwwd dayumn. Only in murica.

[@strawdawgs78]

RIP Sage Stallone

[@RuntotheMovies]

RIP

[@Lakeshow82]

May not be as good as the first 4 but still a solid Rocky Movie. I actually enjoyed the street fight because it was something different.