ROCKY (1976) | (her) FIRST TIME WATCHING | Movie Reaction

[@videovillagereactions]

Thank you for clicking by! We are a growing channel still figuring out all the kinks and we cannot do it without your continued support. We had SO much fun watching Rocky and are excited to share it with you all. Please consider subscribing, leaving a comment, and throwing us a like if you enjoyed the content. Thank you all for being such an awesome and knowledgeable community!

[@seanbumstead1250]

Are you both going to do the other Rocky and Creed movies ?

[@videovillagereactions]

@@seanbumstead1250 yes! Planning to film Rocky II later this month. - Des

[@videovillagereactions]

@@seanbumstead1250 We are - Rocky II will probably be the next thing we watch (won't be the next release, but we are planning on going through the whole franchise in the coming weeks).

[@porflepopnecker4376]

Rocky's gentle seduction of Adrian was always awkward, but it's a shame that today it's seen as so "problematic."

[@level10tenx81]

Words are losing their basic direct dictionary

[@level10tenx81]

Every decade or so it happens. Usually new words also get added to Webster . I still don't see how disgusting words like SHIT were and are used for describing nice things, places, actions.... I've watched YTrs react to Movie and TV shows and when a nice looking woman is walking across a street while 1 or 2 young men notice & continue to look until shes up on the curb . THE Reactors call him a creep. The men only looked. No words no whistles , not one stupid face. Many more harmless scenes are being described with serious accusation vocabulary , like stalker, abuser, ... on and on. Hopefully I'll live long enough to watch it all happen again. And see how future adults handle their growing children's reason & additude. As long as people keep trying to connect and understand . I think I'll call my parents!

[@curtismartin2866]

Because it is. Blocking a door so a woman can't leave is a problem. Same thing for that scene in Blade Runner, well except for the Replicant angle.

[@stirgy4312]

I don't get that AT ALL. No means no absolutely, but this is a movie about two flawed characters. I guess today he would have been brought up on kidnapping charges

[@thesamplecorner]

I mean even tho Rocky’s intentions were nothing but good with Adrian there are were few problems with his behaviour I think that’s quite obvious. But they liked each other so I guess we can ignore those bits, no point in pretending the scene was completely innocent either.

[@montist1]

Thank you for trying to understand Paulie. I’m a huge fuck up too. I’ll never stop thinking about Paulie. Great reaction! Thanks so much

[@videovillagereactions]

Thank you for watching. I'm with you on Paulie - he's such a tragic character but you know deep down there's kindness to him (okay, VERY deep down). :) - Greg

[@montist1]

@@videovillagereactions very deep down! This movie is full of that stuff. Brilliance disguised as trash.

[@videovillagereactions]

@@montist1 That's a great way to put it. Everyone in the film from Rocky to Adrian to Paulie - even Micky - is overlooked by "the world" based on the superficial - but each of their hearts make them much more than meets the eye.

[@Zylthis]

@@videovillagereactions Nah not even very deep down, people never look at things from his perspective y'know. He's CERTIANLY not perfect but when the chips are down he's never not there for his people.

[@kingcassius2586]

39:40 To the best of my knowledge, THIS is the 1st "cliché movie montage." It started with this scene.

[@ProdSangreNueva]

You just watched the best Rocky movie of them all.

[@bryce253]

BTW - Joe Frazier is one of the greatest heavyweight fighters of all time. He fought through the late 60's - 70's. He had two of the most classic and legendary fights of all time against Mohammad Ali. He won the first one, which was the first time Ali ever lost a fight. He later lost the title to George Foreman who lost it to Ali. Frazier then fought Ali in "The thriller in Manila" fight where he lost to Ali. While we appreciate the Rocky movies and they are great, let's not forget the actual champions that inspired these movies. We all know there is a lot of Ali in Apollo and the overall inspiration for "Rocky" came from a fight where a local unknown fighter gave a great showing in a novelty fight against Ali in '75. His name was Charles Wepner I believe. But he almost went the distance with Ali before being stopped.

[@videovillagereactions]

Good stuff, Bryce. Thank you for that and agree - remembering the real boxers who inspired these films is important. Joe was before my time but I certainly saw plenty of highlights over the years. Maybe we can get Des to watch ALI one of these days... - Greg

[@seanbumstead1250]

Here is a fact with Rocky running in the street market,it was done out of the blue,none of the vendors were expecting it and the guy giving him the apple was genuine

[@videovillagereactions]

I legit did not know that, thanks for that cool fact! - Greg

[@johnwilliams6097]

Exactly right, and I think it was a bit of guerrilla film making because they couldn't afford the licenses, etcetera. They literally popped out of a van and filmed lol. Also, that was Stallone's real dog. I think he had to give him up at one point because he couldn't afford to keep him, but once he found some success he got his buddy back. And I see someone knew much more detail about the wagging tail dog then I did in the comment below haha.

[@jasonalcantara8380]

Burgess Meredith (Mickey Goldmill) was a very accomplished actor known for his role in the Rocky series, as well as the original Penguin in Batman: The Movie (1966) and the TV series. Some of his other well known works are Grandpa Gustafson in Grumpy Old Men, and two of my personal favorites, Ancient Elf in Santa Claus: The Movie and the voice of Golobulus in G.I. Joe: The Movie. You might say he was the "The Movie" king. Hahaha...

[@scottalynch]

He was in some great old episodes Twilight Zone too

[@videovillagereactions]

Absolutely agree! Love Burgess. LOVE him. We'll show Des more of his work in weeks to come. - Greg :)

[@insanitypepper1740]

He was in one of the most important episodes of Twiligjt Zone, called "The Obsolete Man", a stark and chilling story of authoritarianism in the future.

[@brom00]

I've always thought when Paulie starts bad mouthing Adrian in the meat locker he got off easy. Rocky would have hit him. He seems to be taking his anger out on the side of beef instead.

[@videovillagereactions]

Oh, I absolutely agree. Rock is looking Paulie in the eye as he goes to work on the slab of beef. It was definitely a message being sent and maybe the only time in the franchise where Rocky tries to intimidate Paulie. It's a GREAT character moment for both. Thanks for the watch and comment! - Greg

[@marioinarizona4364]

I really liked this reaction. Just subscribed!. Looking forward to Rocky 2!

[@JohnSmith-zw8vp]

For clarification, Apollo won by split decision (rounds won by Apollo:Rocky respectively on each judges' scorecards) -- 9:6, 8:7, 7:8

[@zooks527]

36:09 It was his real dog. He had sold the dog because he had run out of money prior to getting the funding to make the movie and tried to buy it back afterwards. The new owner asked for a crazy amount of money plus a part in the movie (he's the one who tells Rocky about the locker no longer being his). Stallone took the deal and the dog made it into the movie. 44:21 "Apollo, aheed of his time." Back in the day, just about everyone assumed he was doing an only slightly over-the-top version of Muhammed Ali's showmanship.

[@videovillagereactions]

That's good stuff! Thank you for that. I had no idea Danny was the RL owner of the dog. Crazy. Thanks again! - Greg

[@rashadwalker8218]

Burt young did a good job of making u not like Pauly yet still laugh at his antics

[@BigGator5]

"You're gonna eat lightnin' and you're gonna crap thunder!" Fun Fact: Sylvester Stallone was inspired to write the screenplay after seeing the Chuck Wepner-Muhammad Ali fight on March 24, 1975, at the Richfield Coliseum in Richfield, Ohio, near Cleveland. The details of that fight is beyond the scope of this comment, but the Creed-Balboa fight parallels that fight in many ways. Making Lemonade Fact: In the film, the poster above the ring before Rocky fights Apollo shows Rocky wearing red shorts with a white stripe when he actually wears white shorts with a red stripe. This was an actual mistake made by the props department that they could not afford to rectify, so Sylvester Stallone came up with the idea for the scene where Rocky points out the mistake himself. The comment about Rocky's robe being too baggy came about the same way - the robe delivered to the set was far too baggy for Stallone, so rather than hope people wouldn't notice, the character himself simply points it out. Guerrilla Filmmaking Fact: Most of the scenes of Rocky jogging through Philadelphia were shot with no permits, no equipment, and no extras. The shot where he runs past the moored boat for example, the crew were simply driving by the docks, and John G. Avildsen saw the boat, and thought it would make a good visual, so he had Sylvester Stallone simply get out of the van and run along the quays, while Avildsen himself filmed from the side door. A similar story concerns the famous shot of Rocky jogging through the food market. As he runs, the stall keepers and the people on the sidewalks can clearly be seen looking at him in bemusement. While this works in the context of the film to suggest they're looking at Rocky, in reality, they had no idea why this man was running up and down the road being filmed from a van. During this scene, the famous shot where the stall owner throws Rocky an orange was completely improvised by the stall owner, who had no idea that a movie was being filmed and that he would be in it.

[@videovillagereactions]

Thanks, BigGator, great stuff!! Love reading more and more about these films. That's really cool insight. Appreciate it! - Greg

[@BigGator5]

You're welcome and my pleasure! 😁 Go in Peace and Walk with God. 😎 👍

[@kevinb2844]

The music in the fight makes it memorable… going the distance is incredible and inspirational..love how you got my favorite two seconds of showing the promoter smoking his cigar with look of surprise/respect watching Rocky stand his ground…

[@tooluser]

That 5 min scene with Mic in Rocky's apt isn't just the best scene in the movie, it one of the fucking best scenes in cinema. period. It's a perfect scene.

[@videovillagereactions]

RIGHT?! I'm in total agreement. It's just an amazing scene from start to finish. Good taste, Tooluser! - Greg

[@Augustus087]

Burgess Meredith rocked. He was in a classic Twilight Zone episode, where all he wanted to do was read. He got his wish when he survived the apocalypse, but his glasses were broken, so he could no longer read. He was clearly a stellar actor, chewing up scenes and spitting out lines like no one's business.

[@happyapple4269]

@@Augustus087 did you ever see him in a world war 2 info mercial about how to talk to the british? It was excellent. Legend.

[@Augustus087]

@@happyapple4269 Nope. Never saw that. I would not doubt that it was excellent, however.

[@danielcasey4854]

Great reaction! This is the first movie I saw in a theater, I was a kid when it came out. The crowd went nuts! What a great first time movie experience. Stallone admitted this was his masterpiece and he has been trying to equal it ever since, a Herculean task. To write and star in something as good as this as a first time lead is unbelievable. Many interesting facts about the his movie, but one is Paulie (Burt Young) was actually a good boxer, a Marine Crops champion, and Creed (Carl Weathers) played for the Oakland Raiders and then played football in Canada before stepping into the world of acting.

[@videovillagereactions]

Thanks, Daniel! I didn't know that about Burt Young! Good stuff. Man, Paulie is such a tragic character, love him or hate him, Young's performance as Paulie is just *chef's kiss. And Carl Weathers is THE MAN.

[@earth7551]

Another criminally underrated 🥊gem is the 1992 movie " Gladiator " I'm surprised it doesn't have a reaction

[@scottalynch]

Rocky & Adrian are suck a great couple. They really love and support each other

[@TrackMaster844]

43:40 - And the sweaters were initially white with red writing, but the colors bled together when they went thru the wash Xp Another behind the scenes issue they made work, with Rocky’s corner looking shabby in comparison to Creed’s.

[@ephennell4ever]

Des, you can't see 1 without 2 - it's actually all just one movie! You'll love it, really!

[@chrispittman8854]

"There's no other character this guy could play." LOL! Now you're going to have to react to "The Twilight Zone, Time Enough At Last" S1, E8 and "Batman, Fine Feathered Finks" S1 E3. It's a morale imperative.

[@videovillagereactions]

Oh THAT would be so fun. I can't wait to show Des more of his work. Thank you for the great suggestion! - Greg

[@thunderstruck5484]

Saw at the theater loved it, that scene with Mickey at his apartment was heart wrenching and so satisfying when he shakes his hand , thanks for sharing your thoughts and reaction

[@videovillagereactions]

Thank YOU for watching, and I agree completely. I love that scene and it's one of a few Rocky scenes I revisit from time to time to inspire my own work. - Greg

[@georgekleinfelter7041]

"I feel like I still don't know Rocky." Literally no human being's reaction to seeing the movie "Rocky" since it was first released in 1976.

[@williamjones6031]

1. Actually Rocky doesn't qualify as a Heavy Weight. He doesn't weigh enough. 2. Adrian looks Way better without her glasses. 3. Stallone kept the turtles and Butkus. The turtles are still alive. Butkus, not so much this thing is 40+ years old. 4. You can't blame Rocky for working for the hustler because he made more doing that than boxing. Gotta pay the bills. 5. Back then sanctioned fights ran 15 rounds. 6. I loved Burgess Meredith A good first time/share is the original "Clash of the Titans" with him. 7. A good First time/share for Stallone is "Tango and Cash" with Kurt Russell. 8. My favorite Rocky movie is "Rocky III''. IV is close second. 9. Welcome to this entertaining rabbit hole.

[@toxicrevenuegaming]

Yes, that's Stallone's real dog. It's a really heart warming story. You should look it up. ❤❤❤

[@Hapsard]

I like to compare this one to, say four ... Very different movies, and how it comes back to this by Rocky Balboa ... Even more so with the Rambo movies. These first films make me wonder what we might have seen from Stallone if these weren't so popular.

[@stevenspringer1599]

Burgess Meredith - "Story of G.I. Joe" 1945; and the seminal version of "Of Mice and Men" 1939 for a generation.

[@jonbrooks6307]

You guys gotta check out the rest of the rocky series u gotta do it now that u have seen the first movie

[@videovillagereactions]

Thanks, Jon! Appreciate the vote to continue the series, truly! - Greg

[@jonbrooks6307]

@@videovillagereactions ur welcome

[@a.j.castillon7361]

First time viewer and subscriber, great reaction to Rocky. One of my favorite movies of all time!! Can't wait for your Rock II reaction as well as all of the rest of the Rocky saga. Yes, the streetcorner singer is Sylvester Stallone's brother, Frank Stallone and the timekeeper was his dad, Frank Stallone, Sr. Aye, yo...Keep up the good work, you guys did great!! 🥊

[@videovillagereactions]

Thanks! Appreciate it!

[@karlluigi1987]

Now you should watch the entire series, she would appreciate Rocky 5 and Creed more, after watching the prequels

[@richmckinney7231]

hey guys "HAPPY NEW YEAR" !!! great timing on the clicker count, thank you for that. even my burnt butt can take it in! lol

[@videovillagereactions]

Happy New Year to you and yours, Rich! So glad the little pop ups are better in this video. My editing skills are (slowly) improving. Before starting this channel I thought I knew how to edit - I was very wrong lol :) - Greg

[@toxicrevenuegaming]

"Everybody talkin about Joe Frasier. Quit talkin about Joe Frasier." - Muhammad Ali ❤

[@davidolson2729]

Ryan O’Neal was 1st choice to play Rocky. Thank God that didn’t happen.

[@videovillagereactions]

Wow, I hadn't heard that one. Completely different movie. Thanks for that! - Greg

[@Augustus087]

You should buy the DVD/Blue Ray with Stallone's commentary on the movie. Very revealing, especially from a writer's point of view. Well worth the small investment. Also, this film was the first one to feature a "steady cam," which was used to shoot Rocky going up the steps without a jerky motion to the frame. Very much enjoyed your Galaxy Quest reaction. If you have not seen it, may I recommend Casablanca, one of the best movies ever made.

[@videovillagereactions]

Thank you, August! I have to check that commentary out. I have seen a bunch of interviews and behind the scenes stuff on Rocky over the years but missed that one somehow. Thanks for the recommendation. And I'd LOVE to watch Casablanca for the channel. I've seen it - if Des hasn't, we will add it to the lineup. - Greg

[@Augustus087]

@@videovillagereactions Guys, not certain whether this might interest either of you or not, but during my teaching career I embarked on a 7 year project to write a fiction novel. I thought perhaps I might return the favor and entertain you as you all have done for me. Let me know if interested.

[@Jason-bk3nl]

Do Rocky 2!

[@mack7882]

Yes, she has to watch Rocky II, granted it is not as good as the first, but it's still good and a nice finish to the story. (There are only 2 Godfather movies, only 2 Alien movies, only 2 Terminator movies, and only 2 Rocky movies).

[@Tensen01]

So the Dog Butkus was his real dog, who he go as a puppy in 1969. The story is he had written Butkus into the script, but actually had to sell him to make ends meet while shopping it around. One of the first things he did when he got paid for the movie was to go back and buy his dog back. He died in 1981, and Sly said, in 2015, that Butkus was still his desktop wallpaper.

[@videovillagereactions]

That's very sweet. Love these tidbits, thank you so much! - Greg

[@njt2347]

One of my favorite moments is when the interview happens in the meat locker. The interviewer starts over in because Paulie is in the shot. Rocky is ticked off at Paulie for ambushing him with the interview. However, he still references Paulie in the interview because he knows it would make Paulie feel good about himself.

[@videovillagereactions]

"The meat guy's in the shot!" - always cracks me up. That's a great point about Rocky's character and Paulie. Thanks for that! - Greg

[@pleutron]

I'm usually the only one, but damn it stop hating on Rocky V. I like it more than 4 & 6. I do think Paulie is a misunderstood character.

[@videovillagereactions]

It's been a minutes since I've seen 5 - but looking forward to rewatching it with Des. Totally agree on Paulie - as a kid watching it the alcoholism part of his mood swings went right over my head. - G

[@salsonny]

Stallone based this off of the story of Chuck Wepner who got a chance to fight Ali. Stallone seeked out Wepner to get more detail, but never credited Wepner at all

[@videovillagereactions]

Interesting - I've heard some of that story but not all of it. Appreciate the information and the watch! - Greg

[@kingcassius2586]

27:30 Apollo is loosely based on another man who was ahead of his time: Muhammad Ali

[@benntura]

The man ringing the bell at the fight is Stallone’s father.

[@videovillagereactions]

That's very cool, never knew that! Thank you! - Greg

[@richmckinney7231]

"2" yes!!!

[@Thunda1986]

To me rocky is a meat head, who has a heart of gold

[@seanmc1351]

i beleive and i could be wrong, it was budget movie, and shot in 28 days, i could be wrong, something i heard over the years

[@paulamoya7956]

This came out during the Bicentennial celebration year 1976.. that’s why Apollo was so obnoxious ⭐️

[@curtismartin2866]

I was 10 years old in 1976. EVERYTHING was "Patriotic". It's hard to explain just how Red, White and Blue the country was that year. Creed was almost tastefully understated.

[@paulamoya7956]

@@curtismartin2866 I was 8yrs old. You are totally correct.🤣

[@seanmc1351]

you have to watch rocky 2 and all the rockies, till balboa, which is 6, because everyone has there favourite rocky in order, some sat 2,3,1,4,6,5 other have a different combination, mine is 2 1 3 4 6 5, but the important part, is rock and adrians journey, great reaction

[@videovillagereactions]

I think we will have to. I need to know what happened before V! (the only one I remember seeing.) And I want to see all the Creeds. Appreciate the view/comment. - Des

[@brockbaby]

Wait until you see Adriennes character arc. There's a scene with her in part 3 that is Oscar worthy... will blow you away.

[@videovillagereactions]

100%. I can't wait to show Des those later films for that specific reason:) - Greg

[@scottmessenger8639]

These young people seem clueless as to older actors and their accomplishments! Part of the problems with this society, no one knows about the past!!

[@videovillagereactions]

Which is part of the fun of doing this channel, we get to learn as we watch:)

[@videovillagereactions]

Bless you for calling us young people!

[@theronleague7692]

Again, I love the insiders perspective. Keep 'em coming.

[@videovillagereactions]

Thanks! We're working on it :) Got some good ones on deck.

[@NylonStrap]

I tend to agree. Rocky II, for me, is the better film.

[@videovillagereactions]

It's SO good, Gary. Completely agree. One of the rare sequels that improves on the original. - Greg

[@alexcastillo8892]

Paulie wanted Adrian out of the house be cause - in his own mind - he rightly or wrongly- felt like a caretaker who saw her as a burden. Remember him saying "I don't get married because of you."

[@videovillagereactions]

100% Paulie is a tragic, (imo) misunderstood character - and Burt Young played him brilliantly throughout the series. - Greg

[@n7josh911]

I love the reaction!! 👍👍👍

[@videovillagereactions]

Thank you!

[@JohnSmith-zw8vp]

16:15 -- Well we to find out what became of her 30 years from what was then now!

[@havok6280]

There're at least two other characters he can play... 1960s Penguin and a grumpy old man in the 90s.

[@havok6280]

Jesus was a man of the people. He'd totally be a boxing fan...

[@longfootbuddy]

i dont want backstories to explain why rocky feels like a bum from the streets, or why paulie is a jerk, or why adrian is shy, or why mick is a cuss, or why marie is a punk, or why gasi is nice, or anything else heheh

[@alanfeldstein9761]

In 2022 it's awkward? That's the problem with 2022.

[@videovillagereactions]

I hear you but in 1976 it was awkward too (awkward, not problematic - awkward because Adrian is so shy). In 2022 it wouldn't have been written or shot that way - which isn't a comment on it being right or wrong, just a fact of where things are today in the business for better or worse. - Greg

[@KeatonWarner1]

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[@russellreeves7232]

Yes watch all the way to creed 2

[@htf5555]

howd you get Kim wexler to watch with you damn

[@stirgy4312]

Wow. You don't know Rocky? Really?? This movie is all about feeling and character, not analyzing. Ffs ... And btw, maybe check out Burgess Meredith hundred other movie he's great in

[@kevinb2844]

Did you see where Rocky grew up? Lol you might be able to infer how he felt about himself if the neighborhood was a projection of that

[@TrackMaster844]

41:25 - The poster showing the wrong colors was a legit behind the scenes error. But since the movie was so low budget, they couldn’t afford another one. So, they made it part of the narrative, and something to further dampen Rocky’s spirits before the fight.

[@jmiyagi12345]

You need to watch the rest to get to Rocky Balboa - one of the best movies in the series, and where you really see the tragedy of Paulie’s character. And everything in that movie hits a lot harder when you have been through the whole journey.

[@videovillagereactions]

Agree - we will be doing the full series :)

[@LordPankaiWalker]

When rocky 2?

[@videovillagereactions]

(I know this is a VERY late response - but like our channel, it's coming back SOON! In the edit bay as we type)

[@edwardodson2867]

Subscribed on this one. Y'all are going to go far. Great reactions and chemistry. Please follow up with the Rocky sequels. I would love to watch you watch Forrest Gump, The Green Mile, Stand by Me, Saving Private Ryan, Full Metal Jacket, The Deer Hunter, Apocalypse Now, anything at all really. Looking forward to your next upload with eagerness.

[@videovillagereactions]

Thank you so much! We are currently working on some edit and hope to get new content up soon. Great suggestions. I told Greg Apocalypse Now has been on my list for some time.

[@MoMoMyPup10]

Why do husbands/male friends feel the need to walk their wife/female friend through the movie? Like they need help understanding it? No offense, but it just gets frustrating watching. I think they can figure it out as it goes along, just like everyone else.

[@videovillagereactions]

I think people talk a lot when they want the person they're watching it to love the film/certain parts as much as them. Greg has admitted he thinks he talks too much. I'm glad he doesn't mansplain. - Des

[@MoMoMyPup10]

@@videovillagereactions ya'll figure it out, no doubt. Thanks for replying Des!

[@aranerem5569]

Hi there

[@rashadwalker8218]

Rocky Balboa was 2006

[@rockybalboap7763]

Rocky 1 best then 4 then 2 then 3 ? Dont bother with 5 and beyond? They was all rushed after Rocky 4 he should of stopped then in my opinion? You 2 are great can you do silence of the lambs and goodfellas when you have time 5* rating !!!!

[@videovillagereactions]

Thank you! We’ve both seen those other films or know a lot about them. Still want us to watch? - Des

[@raymonddevera2796]

Rocky is left handed, but if you went to Catholic school the nuns would beat your hands until you wrote right handed.(speaking from experience)

[@videovillagereactions]

Yikes! The one nun at my school was hilarious and would dress up in theme with us during Homecoming Week. Times they are a'changin' - Des

[@LordPankaiWalker]

I just subscribed pleas watch rocky 2

[@B-a-t-m-a-n]

Ok, major disappointment to find out that you didn't continue watching the Rocky movies. I just subscribed because I wanted to watch them all. You turned out to be a coconut channel. Yo-yo reactors.

[@videovillagereactions]

Nope! We just had some work and health issues that have delayed us. And we had some issues in editing. We're recording Rocky series this month.

[@B-a-t-m-a-n]

@@videovillagereactions Heyyy, yo! That's great news! I'll re-sub. :)

[@videovillagereactions]

@@B-a-t-m-a-n - thank you! I've been waiting to watch for so long! - Des

[@RobertoSalvatti]

You talk too much man, let your wife focus on the movie.

[@videovillagereactions]

I'll work on it - I'm a talker. ;)

[@kamkelevra]

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[@philCTO]

What?!?!? So you watched Rocky 9 months ago and never watched Rocky 2??? That's lame. Not subscribing.

[@videovillagereactions]

It's coming....