One Big Fist

[@CineMasochist]

This might be the greatest scene in movie history. ONE FIST!

[@eduardobsn83]

Great actor! No matter what film critics say!

[@PJVids83]

There was never any doubt Stallone had talent; what really upset the critics was the squandered potential. Critics like Siskel and Ebert bemoaned the fact that he kept playing Rambo clones rather than using his natural charisma to give us characters like Rocky Balboa and Johnny Kovak.

[@vaatlagaadungaa4244]

​@@PJVids83 Main reason is the Sylvester Stallone is Republican and critics are democrates.

[@tailedgates9]

This movie is such a masterpiece and easily one of Stallone's best performances.

[@pierremettra]

What a fucking GOOD actor ! He plays so well

[@otisbeck5327]

This is where young Johnny Kovak makes his deal with the Devil: enlisting the muscle of organized crime, for which he will pay the price later. 😥

[@tailedgates9]

It's so crazy how one choice can cause such a huge chain of awful events...This movie was such an amazing cautionary tale of what desperation can do to a person.

[@bencarter7410]

"What kind of movies do we wanna see?" "FIST" "Wait what?"

[@me_nikhil5399]

Why fist is a worst film🤔

[@tailedgates9]

You see what that is? That ain't like any other Stallone movie! It says F.I.S.T! ONE F.I.S.T!

[@voltanhawk1505]

His best non action movie

[@thomaspiccirillo6820]

He is one of a kind Superstar Never gave Up!!! An inspiration for always

[@tmrezzek5728]

"Nobody ever won a fight by taking a punch!" True, except for Muhammad Ali doing his brilliant rope-a-dope against George Foreman.

[@Redem10]

To be fair....the scene is set in 1937....it hadn't happen yet

[@SyndicateSuperman]

Ali won fights like that but he paid a terrible price for doing it the way he did

[@spanky9676]

And he spent the last 40 years of his life shaking like a naked man in a snowstorm

[@battlestarmarc]

Good film. Great advice about taking a punch.

[@ChrisWRR]

Love this movie and the novelization

[@reginaldjackson4173]

FIST FIST FIST FIST!!!

[@makeitthrough_]

This is how angry people should be about the Internet Archive losing that lawsuit

[@BatPierrot]

This prequel of Expendables surely is interresting

[@steverooke3463]

That has got to be one of the best scenes ever right up there never get bored of watching it

[@makeitthrough_]

I mean, Rocky blocked %99 of punches thrown at him with his face and still usually came out on top

[@Zammit2021]

Jason Statham went back in time to be in this movie, then came back, lol.

[@suttercaine1987]

All Stallone`s movies are about his fists.

[@moroniiiiiiiii]

Grande interpretação de Sylvester Stallone como o sindicalista Johnny Kovak, musica inspiradora do maestro Bill Conti, direção segura de Norman Jewison, enfim, um filme que vale a pena ver e rever. Um grande abraço para todos que amam cinema.

[@Idk01305]

IS A FIST ! :')

[@KingDro-c5r]

Stallone is underrated as an actor but when it comes to being an action movie star like Rambo he's highly overrated

[@BobForehead]

That's because Marx was really just an apologist himself, and tried to "update" the maligned and abused Labor Theory of Value that had been uprooted in scholastic circles by the Malthusian pre-Keynes crowd. So he wound up trying to marry Surplus Theory with traditional classic poly-econ, and never got laid again, which is the real tragedy here. He should have been bolder, thrown out the trap of monetism, and returned to Ergonomic Ecology.

[@BobForehead]

@sychkid That was a movie. This is cinema. Different physics.

[@sychkid]

"You don't win a fight taking a punch! Nobody ever won a fight taking a punch!" But Rocky Balboa won against Clubber Lang in the end of Rocky 3 by taking a whole lot of punches and wearing him down. Isn't that right, Stallone?

[@JB0523]

I always laugh when I hear that line.

[@eaglesfan226]

Tell that to Apollo “No poor bastard ever won a war by dying for his country, he won it by making the other poor bastard die for his own”- George Patton 🇺🇸

[@Ralphie5023]

I saw ROCKY 93 THE ALMOST LAST CHAPTER and the sequel.

[@el-kiote]

Was this before or after Rocky? Cause he did nothing but take punches! That was his fighting style!

[@bryanherman1868]

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[@BobForehead]

Herr Goering (Hermann's Grandpa-pa) wore the same culats (bitch) and kept claiming that he "was a little schoolgirl named Helga who has rumpled her pleats", which Engles felt was stretching the limits of acceptable National Socialist Transvestitism far past the agreed upon "modestly fabulous" standard. In the preface to the 1892 edition of "Das Kapital! The Musical" Engles wrote: "He's like some Little Orphan Annie nightmare Queen, i mean, seriously. Girlfriend needs a feedbag."

[@BobForehead]

that was Engles, Veblen and Sweeney. Marx didn't come on board until after Shemp Joe died, and besides; i'm talking legit theatre lest we risk symposium around the revolutionary wisdom of Neil Simon.

[@Ralphie5023]

CORNBALL !

[@cs12382]

Crackle Crackle

[@ericbanuelos3]

Guess he uses one fist ;)

[@denniswhite4446]

Da number is SEVEN !!

[@reyortiz4446]

Why is very difficult to get this movie? I WAS TRYING TO GET THE MOVIE BUT IS REALLY HARD?

[@BobForehead]

it's on solarmovie ,but you have to spell it "F.I.S..T." to find it

[@eugeneugenius9307]

Danke das brauchte ich😂🇦🇹👍👍👍

[@BobForehead]

Bitte!

[@timurmalick]

actually didnt like this movie, but that moment was really great

[@musicmusic3573]

2020

[@BobForehead]

no, just a cross-dresser, although his editing style was a bit Volksy.

[@hafizh__iskandar]

Socialist Stallone

[@Skinhead77Oi69]

:D

[@mrnobody2683]

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