MOM WATCHES ROCKY II (1979) | This movie is basically flawless

[@andremarks4624]

Just an FYI. That baby was actually Sylvester Stallone’s baby. His name is Seargeoh Stallone.

[@Sgtturtle22]

Was this the one that died?

[@andremarks4624]

@@Sgtturtle22 no. That was Sage Stallone

[@david.j9.rabbithole808]

The scenes between Rocky and Adrian in this movie are simply some of the best husband-wife-interpersonal moments captured on film. And Burgess Meredith’s performance is freaking awesome.

[@Mister_Samsonite]

Call me a sap, but the love between Rocky & Adrian is the real story here. He would do anything to provide the best for her, and she believes in him without wavering. I've never understood why anyone would do that for a living if they didn't have to. I suppose as long as there is a demand for bloodlust, someone will supply it. I just don't know how anyone can endure/inflict that much brutality and survive it long term. Rough way to make a livelihood!

[@michaelpalumbo2416]

It’s been over 45 years since Rocky 1. These films were huge. Rocky is Iconic. I am happy to see another generation is discovering them.

[@michaelvaughn8864]

It sort of continued with the Creed franchise as an extension, Mr. Palumbo

[@SakaIsMyDad]

@@michaelvaughn8864 nowhere near as good

[@michaelvaughn8864]

@@SakaIsMyDad True that, sir. Rocky was a great movie and R2 was almost as excellent.....at least to me. Creed was better than I thought it'd be. I was plesantly surprised by it👌

[@chandie5298]

@@michaelvaughn8864 I like Creed I and II as well....but, although I enjoy the entire series, Rocky I and II are the best IMO

[@michaelvaughn8864]

@@chandie5298 I agree there, sir👍 R1 & R2 were the franchise's best by far

[@NessOnett8]

Rocky is definitely underrated in the modern era. A lot of people know how amazing it is, but a lot more people write it off because "it's old" or they "don't care about boxing" so it's far less regarded than it used to be. This is especially true for women, who almost universally adore it when they actually see it, but who tend to avoid it because of the obvious subject matter.

[@baganda2129]

I know those people annoy me

[@gabrielp9646]

Aaaaahm... No. It´s actually better regarded than ever before (pretty much like Star Wars, or many other classic movies, people defined them as "cheesy stuff for little children" for decades, especially when they first came out).

[@rustincohle2135]

@@gabrielp9646 "No. It´s actually better regarded than ever before" That is true. I remember when I first went onto IMDb message boards back in the mid-2000s era and so many film snobs would trash Rocky for being sentimental junk and they would always rip on Stallone's acting. Nowadays, it's on the IMDb Top 250 and love for the film and Stallone himself are pretty universal. And Rocky reactions are very very popular on YT. Its reputation has definitely improved greatly in just the last decade and a half.

[@mikesied]

modern audiences in the JJ Abhrams era would find this movie too slow.

[@mikesied]

@@gabrielp9646 this is not correct. Rocky was never viewed as a kids movie. It won best picture in 1976

[@timothyrenar5498]

"Adrian I didn't ask you to stop being a woman" "Please don't ask me to stop being a man" Even now with our entitlement society that truth still holds just as much punch as it did when this movie came out in 1979. Genius writing.

[@Lugnut73]

15:07 that speech gives me chills every time. "I saw you beat that man, like i saw no man ever get beat before,...and he kept coming after you!" truly a classic, one of my favs! great reaction! 👍

[@dunringill1747]

Some of the Rocky movies are better than others, but together all six Rocky movies make a great journey through Rocky & his family's life.

[@terminallumbago6465]

I feel like too many reactors skip the other movies. They either just watch the first one or the first two, and they don’t get Rocky’s full story.

[@bobmessier5215]

I agree that the character of Rocky Balboa is one of the greatest in cinematic history. All six Rocky movies are worth a watch or two for the evolution of this man, Elizabeth.

[@morbidone88]

It's very disheartening for men to think we can't take care of our family. It literally kills us inside... any real man knows this, great reaction

[@Jason-bk3nl]

Rocky is my all time favorite movie character. Watching all the Rocky films gets you a bigger payoff in the Creed films.

[@israymervalentin-arias6313]

100% correct. People who just went in watching Creed without watching the Rocky series always come out saying it was good but they were confused about a lot of things.

[@JLAShazam]

Definitely! My friend watched them out of order and she regretted that so much lol

[@matteomaddelenaita8172]

Debbie does Dallas is a better film, have you seen it?

[@captironsight]

You should look up the story behind making the movie. The hurdles Stallone went through to make these films adds to that cinderalla-like charm.

[@johnanthony2333]

absolutely. In fact, if they were to ever make a movie based on Sylvester Stallone, his life would definitely have that "Cinderella-like charm", rags to riches feel. Sly is one of those people every actor loves and respects and is a true inspiration to us all.

[@carolynnewcomb2153]

These movies are definitely a love story first and foremost. If he doesn’t have Adrian’s blessing, he can’t move forward- she’s too important, they have to be a team.

[@mr_m4613]

33:36 Even the baby got excited when Rocky got up lol

[@shanenolan8252]

Yes he was an amateur boxer in school and once he had a private fight with a middle weight champion. And apparently he won . ( according to the champion) they did a movie together.. oh your baby iis adorable

[@paulg8448]

These movies were huge when they were released and they had an audience for years when they came out on VHS. I think your right. They are just old enough to be missed nowaday.

[@shawnkroll3950]

One thing I love about Rocky. Yes, he wasn't smart, and people talked bad about him. He has strengths in other areas. He was loyal, kind, loving, strong, compassionate and respectful. He was smart enough to know what the world is and strived to be better and didn't others dictate his actions. You can see why Adrian loved him. She loved him for the man he was. Not what he could give her. Rocky did not win every battle and he struggled but his resilience is what his true strength is. Adrian deep down was his strength of heart.

[@MingoWayama]

I suggest Cinderella Man (2005), the amazing story of a real boxer, set during the Great Depression, starring Russell Crowe, Renee Zelwegger, and Paul Giamatti. Like the Rocky series, Cinderella Man is really a story about the man and his family, with some true, and amazing, boxing matches mixed in.

[@kissmy_butt1302]

The only problem with Cinderella Man they turned Max Baeur into a villain. Baeur was destroyed when he killed that man in the ring. For some reason the movie makers filled they needed to turn it into white hat/black hat.

[@salvadorlopezsalas8766]

Real Steel!!! Is Rocky with robots

[@808maxstone]

13:30 - yes. i wonder if women realize how tough it can be to be a man. we're supposed to never complain, always provide, always pay for everything, always sacrifice ourselves first, never have feelings, never be weak, always know how to fix things, get into a fight to defend the woman's honor, always have the answers, be able to cook anything on a grill like a pro and that we're all vicious sex fiends.... and especially these days if you are a white male you are immediately guilty of every horrible thing...

[@undernaut]

The kid just fed from your emotions and feelings about this great film. Another champion in the making!

[@shanenolan8252]

He wrote and produced the first movie and he wanted to direct but the studio said no . But after the first movie they couldn't say no. The first movie won best picture at the academy awards

[@bicboyjoy]

Rocky's commitment to Adrian to the point where he's mentally incapable of fighting without her in his corner always makes me emotional

[@louielouie22]

Definitely the most inspirational movie of all time for me. Rocky 1 and 2 both ended with I love you.

[@leedog396]

And now you have to watch Rocky 3. LOL The MGM logo makes me think of old movies.

[@milesjergens9088]

GREAT reaction to part of my favorite series of all-time. I remember watching this in the theater on opening night and it being before the internet and spoilers, none of us knew the conclusion. During the fight, the entire sellout crowd -- at the theater -- was on its feet, screaming, as if we were actually at the fight. Finally, I'll add with this -- Apollo becomes my favorite character in the entire series -- while he is the antagonist, he is never the villain. One more thing, if I may -- after you watch Rocky IV, please watch Stallone's director's cut, which he released this past January. Thank you!

[@warpig4942]

You will read a lot of varying opinions about Rocky III, IV and V. Each one has it's supporters and each one has it's haters. Rocky V is generally considered the weakest... but IMHO they are all worth watching and the best part is that after them you arrive at "Rocky Balboa" which is the 6th installment.... it is an amazing film in so many ways. Ranks right up there with I and II for sure.

[@te1013]

Definitely worth watching all of them. Rocky Balboa is my favorite of the series after 1 and 2, but the kicker is you HAVE to watch all of them to appreciate it. I’ll never get tired of watching Rocky Balboa.

[@rashadwalker8218]

I wish people would just let these reactors watch the movies without constantly putting their feeling on how they don't like a certain film.

[@waterbeauty85]

15:15 The ancient Greeks had a word for that. Unfortunately I don't remember what the word was, but I heard it in a documentary about the original Olympics. One of the historians was saying that the ability to endure and persevere in spike of pain and injury was greatly admired, and he gave the example of a boxer name Eurydamas of Cyrene. Eurydamas was punched so hard that it broke his teeth. He didn't want to spit out the broken teeth because letting his opponent see how much damage his punch had done would have emboldened him, and he didn't want to hold his teeth in his mouth because he could aspirate them and choke on them, so Erydamas swallowed his teeth and fought on until he knocked his opponent out. Winning the fight made him an Olympic champion, but when people found out how badly he was hurt and that he kept fighting and won in spite of that, his courage and perseverance made him a legend that is remembered more than two thousand years later.

[@phoenixmichaels]

"The things men do, to provide for their families is commendable." I am a new subscriber now. Thank you for that acknowledgement. At least for those of us who have earned it honestly.

[@wingedbuffalo4670]

"The things men do - to provide for their families ............. is commendable" THANK YOU very much, Elizabeth, for your kind truth and sweet sentiment. There are SO many men-hating women in our country/world that's a stunning, completely unexpected breath of fresh air to hear such a complimentary comment.

[@irongiant775]

Easily one of the best sequels for me for so many reasons. What I loved is how serious Apollo was in this one. No more glitzy entrances, showboating...nothing. He was no longer trying to portray himself as the hero (not sure if that's the right word to use) of the two, like he did the first time. It was about his reputation and pride. This made the stakes higher for me because of how focus he was, making the final showdown much more climatic. Another thing, that I love about Rocky (my absolute favorite franchise) is that heart is the driving force of his motivation. First movie, it was his love for Adrian that pushed him to go the distance--he finally had something worth fighting for. The same goes for this one, but this time it's his son that's added to the mix. He had no heart in the fight until he had her support. His love for her speaks volume as has always been his driving force for so many of the sequels, in my opinion. WIN ROCKY WIN!

[@CompleteHoneyBee]

My favorite movie of all time! Saw it in 1976 as a child in the theater with my late father. I will cherish that memory until I see him again.

[@melissak3857]

It's my favorite movie also. People laugh at me about that, but it's because they either haven't watched it or have no heart lol

[@dbaum23]

Rocky's baby was Sylvester Stallone's real life son.

[@movieswithmom]

🤯😍

[@scottknode898]

Yes Rocky Jr in Rocky 2 was played by seargoah Stallone born Sylvester Stallone and his ex wife Sasha. Sage was Seargeohs older brother and played Rocky Jr in Rocky 5. Seargoah is severely Autistic

[@sparky6086]

Apollo isn't a bad guy, he just sees the value of stirring up drama for marketing purposes. Rocky recognizes this, so he doesn't hold the trash talking against Apollo.

[@nixland]

Rocky and Rocky II are 2 of the greatest movies ever

[@goat1408]

The Rocky movies are LEGENDARY.

[@pringals]

The scene with Adrian asking Rocky to do just one thing for her, "win win" as the music keys in gives me goose bumps every time. ... You were wondering why Rocky isn't talked about much. It was back in the day of these movies. It was so popular there's a Rocky statue near the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. People gather there for pictures like a national monument and then make their attempt running up the stairs. Its a right of passage for a lot of runners and people getting in shape to run up the stairs and do the arms up celebration.

[@svendeitenbach6967]

Top job 👍 It's so fun to see you with this reaction. I'm from Germany and my older brother introduced me to Rocky in the 80's. I find the way you watch films so pleasantly authentic. In between you ask the right questions but you are also very emphatic. I hope that you will be even more successful with this channel. Greetings from Germany

[@movieswithmom]

☺️That's amazing. Thanks for watching, and for your kind words!

[@eddiecollison]

Pleasantly authentic is a great way to put it. Honesty and vulnerability for sure. Very refreshing!

[@genarogilormino2139]

This sequel is absolutely incredible....its a rarity that a sequel in a trilogy or franchise can match the original or even be better. .Rocky II pulls it off flawlessly......Rocky II is one of those all time great sequels.....its in an elite class with a handful of classic films ,such as Godfather 2, Superman 2,The Empire Strikes Back, Aliens, Terminator 2: Judgement day, and a select few.

[@damon6126]

Couple of fun facts: Burt Young (Paulie) received an Oscar nomination for the first Rocky film. He was also a boxer while in the Marines and had a record of 32-2. He turned professional and compiled a record of 17-0 and, at the time, was managed by the legendary Cus D'Amato (who would later train Mike Tyson).

[@johnnybmean74]

No mention of Floyd Patterson? Cus D'Amato trained him & he was 2 Time Heavyweight Champion of the World.

[@mrtveye6682]

This was fun to watch, and some interesting thoughts about the side characters in the analysis.

[@PatrickPrejusa]

well in my world I and my people talk about these iconic movies constantly. you must continue on all the way through the creed movies. it's a great universe.

[@RCTPatriot75]

I love how the mobster was actually looking out for Rocky's interests.

[@VickyMart.]

This will be amazing

[@ProdSangreNueva]

Underrated? No way, 46 years from Rocky’s debut and still people get inspired by these movies. My little daughter’s used to jump when hearing “Gonna fly now” 😂

[@StultifiedGraphics]

There's a stigma to these movies cuz theres been 6 of them so some people have turned it into some running joke with Slys slurred speech which was caused when he was born, But they're all awesome i even liked the 5th. They all give you goose bump moments which not many movies do. The typical mistake which prevent most people from watching the first one is they go in thinking its a boxing movie, but it at its core is love story. One of the best lines in any movie is at the end of the first when hes just gone to war and he sees Adrian and says " Wheres your Hat", its just an amazing franchise.

[@sirrios02]

Sylvester Stallone was actually inducted in the Boxing hall of fame for his incredible influence in the boxing world he was inducted in the box HOF with Mike tyson! I loved both reactions to rocky movies and look forward to seeing the others!

[@johnanthony2333]

Fun Fact: Butkus, Rocky's dog in the film was not just some random 'acting' dog, but Stallone's very own dog in real life as well :)

[@incogneato790]

Not only that, but he became so broke he had to sell Butkus. After he sold the rights to make Rocky, he bought him back. The turtles are his too.

[@scottknode898]

the turtles in the film are Sylvester Stallone’s as well and his own son Seargeoh Stallone was the infant Rocky Jr. Seargeohs older brother Sage would go on to play Rocky Jr in Rocky 5 in 1990

[@GhostDrummer]

13:15 Yes, it absolutely is. When I got married, I told my wife she didn’t need to work, but if she wanted to, go ahead. That was in 1996. She held some jobs here and there, but once we had our son, I wanted her to stay home so we didn’t pay for someone else to raise him. Our daughter came six years later. After the economy crashed in 2008, she started working for her dad, so she still had the kids with her when they weren’t in school. In 2013 I was medically retired from a sheriff department. While I was still getting some money in the form of my retirement pension, it wasn’t even close to what I used to bring home. Then we discovered my wife was sick. I was still fighting to get my disability because no one would hire me due to the injuries I received working LE. She had to continue working for about 3 years until I finally won my disability case. While I wasn’t able to work and she had to, I slipped into depression. I didn’t just sit around the house though. I took the kids to school, I cleaned, I cooked, and I worked odd physical jobs under the table until my body finally said no more. She was able to stop working and won her disability case with in a year of applying. My case took six years. Even now though, I still struggle with not being able to work. It’s programmed into men’s brain to work.

[@bidwell13]

Apollos shirt said “Stallion in two” meaning he’ll knock Rocky out in two rounds.

[@BalokLives]

Yes, the stakes were greater this time, and I agree that he needed to support his family. But I think the real reason he needed to do it was to prove that the first fight was not a fluke. This movie series gets better each time I watch it. I have seen each of them so many times, I lost count. I just love Rocky and Adrian. "Yo Adrian, I did it!" I always saw that as Rocky exclaiming that he kept his promise from the hospital. Best line in the movie. Mickey always viewed himself as a father figure to Rocky. Even though he didn't always treat him very well, for some reason he always watched him. In the first movie he tells Rocky, "you had the talent to be a contender but instead you became a leg breaker!" that showed that he cared about him.

[@kennethfinnegan2978]

Your baby in your lap is so adorable! We had a German Shepard for 14 years. The most loyal and intelligent dog you can get! If you’re looking to have something watch over your kids like a hawk, you should get one.

[@USMCMachine]

Another great reaction. Can’t wait to see more.

[@marioinarizona4364]

I am LOVING your Rocky reactions! I'm looking forward to part 3!

[@damaradona]

Excellent! That was another great reaction vid. So much so that I got a shock at the end there... I was so engrossed in the action that I didn't even notice that a baby had magically appeared on screen during the fight 😯🙃😅

[@petemcfeet28]

I thoroughly enjoyed this reaction. You have keen insight and an easy manner, keep it up. You are really great at this. Cheers!

[@micjoseph6250]

I am 47 and watched my first Rocky movie in 1982 , my mom took me to see Rocky 3 and I loved it. I then went and rented Rocky 1 and 2 on On our VCR . Rocky 2 is the best fight in the series . Your going to love Rocky 3 and 4 trust me.

[@skiking226USA]

This is my favorite Rocky movie, thank you for your reaction

[@1514max]

I love the way he wears down Apollos knuckles with his face.

[@teddyj5187]

Thank you for your beautiful reaction.

[@scottryana]

GREAT reaction!!!

[@martinvantuyl215]

I was 12 years old watching the first film Rocky,with my dad,these are classics,good movies back then

[@tomprice1744]

Great reaction!!

[@scottaznavourian3720]

The stakes are for rocky for many reasons 1) his eyesight/health 2) if he gets knocked out early it will make it seem like a fluke the first time 3) a lopsided defeat will probably mean he will never get another shot at the big time making it harder to support his family.

[@JLAShazam]

Cannot wait to see the next two movies! Easily my favorites out of the series!

[@swedeman5785]

You made my evening here,looking at a great Rocky.movie & a cute mum..:-)

[@TANTRUMGASM]

thumbs up for dropping Rams history knowledge !

[@USMCMachine]

In my point if view many guys like to feel they can support their family. Not that they don’t want their significant other to work. But when you can’t support your wife and kids you feel like less of a man. Like you can’t take care of them. Which could lead to you feeling like you don’t deserve them.

[@thunderstruck5484]

Saw at the theater and it was huge back then, also remember there were so many good to great entertaining movies in the theaters every week, so much entertainment and so many good to great tv series, every night was different must see tv on different networks, thanks again!

[@redryder6523]

So many moments in this movie give me goosebumps. My favorite movie of the entire franchise.

[@GrouchyOldBear7]

Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.

[@Tavo-Tron]

This movie is not underrated, it's simply because of how long ago these movies came out, younger generations haven't seen these films. Nevertheless, you are right, this movie is flawless, the full range of emotions are evoked once again. We all know that the “Rocky” franchise is Sylvester Stallone’s best work but without a shadow of a doubt, the 1 thru 4 Rocky’s are his career’s “MasterPiece”; a magnificent work of art to behold as a cinematic national treasure for generations to come. If you’re ever looking to get inspired or motivated to do anything; forget about Tony Robins; put a Rocky movie on and you’ll be good to go. The Italian Stalion!

[@alanndrake2619]

Keep going on the series! You won't be disappointed!

[@ninjetti9898]

"I like Paulie a lot more in this..."(5 minutes later)...."Did I speak too soon?" 🥺

[@longago-igo]

Anyone who has a dvd collection has the Rocky series. Rocky was well receive upon release, Oscar for Best Picture. With each release in the series it became more and more popular and grew to be an essential part of American culture. It started in 1976 and his story was still being told in Creed II in 2018. It has harder ever not been talked about.

[@geraldherrmann787]

you should go on with these - either 3, 4, 5 and then be floored again when watching 6. or just watch 6 as the next one.

[@matthewflom9549]

I hate when I run across a Rocky marathon at 7pm...like I'm going to be able to sleep before it's over

[@kennethfinnegan2978]

I want you to know, I’m not trying to be a pig or one of those weirdos. I just want to tell you that watching you do these reactions is really mesmerizing. There’s something about you that is so nice to watch. You’re so genuine.

[@movieswithmom]

Thank you! That's very kind. 😊

[@wgandy9541]

New subscriber here. I've watched your reactions to the first two Rocky movies and enjoyed your reaction and commentary on them. I look forward to seeing more of your reactions to great movies. I hope you will give some of the even older movies from the decades before the 70's a chance. I can almost guarantee you will enjoy most any movie directed by Alfred Hitchcock but in particular I wish you would give the movie "Dial M for Murder" a watch. It was made in the 50's but it is in color. The story line is great and Mr. Hitchcock keeps it suspenseful. In those days there wasn't mind boggling special effects so the movies had to have a great story line and the acting had to be good. (And it was.)

[@maazshaikh5996]

That simple, beautiful and timeless "Win." by Adrian is a moment that gives me legit goosebumps every damn time 🥺 It's stuff like that which is enough to make a grown man cry. All of this combined is the REASON why the Rocky franchise has effortlessly withstood the test of time.

[@mixtec53]

Part III is my favorite rocky! Great reaction 💯

[@johnhagan8775]

Interesting question. I had 7 strokes last year when I turned 62, and my wife had to go back to work. We live in a hotel and we have nothing, but I am lucky to have her taking care of me. I can't cook or do anything that I did for years, but I hope that this isn't too hard on her.

[@richchie71]

When she says " WIN" gives me goosebumps every time

[@englishmidnight]

Loved the reaction, Rocky 3 is kinda the popcorn movie of the series, but really is amazing, same with four, five not so much, six, rounds it out and is fantastic, you have so much to look foward to.

[@wesburnett5309]

Love that u watching Rocky the whole series for the most part is great few bumps but mostly great

[@rescuetweak]

Sadly, nowadays it isn’t that hard for guys to watch their wives join the workforce. My dad left home when I was two years old. We made sure my wife was a “keeper at home” so to speak, raising our four kids and often taking in/helping young women in crisis pregnancy’s until they had their babies. Rocky was right, man are supposed to provide. Whether that’s hip or not now it is God’s honest truth. When we got married in the early 80s I was a fighter and my manager new Stallone. Neck injury wrecked my boxing before my first pro fight but I still teach self-defense private lessons today. Great reaction. Thanks

[@jeffburnham6611]

People are always surprised when they see the baby with so much hair. We don't know how long Adrian was in the coma and Rocky said he would wait to see the baby with Adrian when she woke up. I can't see the hospital just letting the baby stay there months on end though waiting on Adrian.

[@lindseysummers5351]

Remember, Elizabeth, Rocky and Rocky II are love stories more than sports movies. That gets lost on a lot of audiences. Not to spoil a good scene, but there would be no double count during the match at the end. By the rules, Apollo was knocked down and had to beat the count. Rocky was not knocked down but slipped down, so he didn't have to beat the count. Yeah, that definitely spoils a great scene. I don't know what the law said in the 1970's, but hospitals cannot compel a spouse to leave a hospital room after visiting hours. There may be different rules for the ICU or if someone is being disruptive, but Rocky just wanted to see his wife. Hope that helps!!

[@TheMugenmunster]

15 3 minute rounds equals 45 minute of IT'S GO TIME

[@scottaznavourian3720]

At the end Apollo knows he's the better boxer...but realizes rocky is the better man.

[@redoz9768]

"The things men do to provide for their familes, is commendable" - Mom. This should be carved into stone. Especially in this time of men being ridiculed, and attacked, for doing exactly that.

[@sparky6086]

I don't think, that Sylvester Stallone ever boxed, but he & his brother, Frank, were into physical fitness, before it was a common hobby or habit. The movie, "Rocky" helped inspire the gym culture, as we know it today. Before "Rocky", people in general, rarely even ran across the street, after they left school or the military.

[@zettkusanagi6322]

"is it a gut punch?" About supporting your family, everything is fair and you have to try it all sometimes. If your partner wants to pitch in, its one of the best relationship building things you can do as a couple. You know, both contributing to building this castle together. Just keep coming back to the center, you just gotta try that lil extra to keep the flame alive. Yeah you both tired, both working, both busy, but also both are making the dream come true and thats means so much more than all the issues you come across along the way. Keep surprising each other, loving each other, putting away that extra dish, taking out that trashbag on the way, picking up that napkin or sock... never give up.

[@badprotocol1105]

This is my favorite Rocky movie. It always gets me at the end ✌👍❤

[@420johnas]

The only problem I have with this movie is in the end Rocky should’ve said “Adrian, WE did it!”

[@stevenwright6573]

You Adrian! I did it! If you don't get teary eyed just bit here somethings wrong with you lol.

[@singlechristiancowboy]

Elizabeth-"The things men do to provide for their families. It's commendable." Me-"No wonder you're a mother of 5!"

[@walterpalmer2749]

I like your style. genuine.

[@sisterdebmac]

Rocky III is your answer to whether Creed is the bad guy. Can't wait till you react to that. 😉

[@kycountry84]

Best saga of all time. Can’t wait to see you go all they way to the creed films! You should definitely do a reaction to watching how rocky came to be the adversity Stallone went through to get this done is absolutely amazing, he is rocky in real life.

[@stevendelarosa1914]

THIS IS the reaction, I wanted to say,"Good comments Dad!"

[@mikebrown7799]

Nice reactions to the second Rocky film, Elizabeth!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽Just found your channel. Wow, mother of five! You don't here that much now a days. Stallone was a bodybuider when he was younger. Carl Weathers (Apollo Creed) was an all-around athlete and into boxing, football, gymnastics, judo, soccer, and wrestling. He seems to have a more natural boxing rhythm than Stallone's character.