Rocky and Adrian are OTP, this movie's AMAZING!

[@MaryCherryOfficial]

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[@allennewberry2904]

If you want a great sports movie you should watch Hoosiers. I’m not a sports fan but that movie is amazing

[@justinkeenan1598]

You need to watch the rest of them, you won't be disappointed.

[@kendane2001]

That scene from the Simpsons was actually A spoof from another movie scene( The Graduate).

[@leomoua6429]

Please watch Real Steel after your Rocky and Creed journey 😉

[@kelseydortch9037]

Have 2 go the serie now

[@mostvaluableproduction]

The fact that it's a great drama disguised as a sports movie is part of what makes it a classic.

[@BasketCase-rr7tx]

Well every sports movie after also followed the template so I’d say it’s a great sports movie too.

[@t0dd000]

Unless it's a documentary, sports films aren't really about the sport.

[@jmiyagi12345]

It's a wonderful love story. All the way through Creed.

[@redrick8900]

There are tons of sports movies that are great dramas.

[@redrick8900]

@@BasketCase-rr7tx Really? In what way does "A League of Their Own" follow the Rocky template?

[@dneill8493]

I love Adrian's "He eats little turtles joke". It's a small, often missed line, but to me it stands as another big example of how much she's coming out of her shell. She's now cracking jokes. Can't imagine the Adrian from the beginning doing that.

[@mattrasp1615]

Nice pun

[@phila3884]

Not only is she making a joke, it's a joke Rocky might have made. Irresistible.

[@jsmithers.]

@@phila3884 🤡

[@shawnmiller4781]

I believe Stallone still has Cuff and Link the turtles

[@r3n804]

average ytube user overanalyzing a movie scene.

[@m_v__m_v]

Rocky pretends to be a sports movie, but it's really a love story!

[@damnduck76]

Exactly!

[@williamroper5422]

It's both lots of movies cover multiple genres.

[@A-TOP-11]

It's a wholesome love story.

[@Beforezzz]

I knew this would be the very first comment I saw after reading the video title.

[@rikkilleen3169]

A greater plot was never conceived.

[@ianthomas1201]

If you watch the rest of the Rocky movies, you will understand that the real drive for Rocky to overcome everything is his love for Adrien, and the support he gets from her.

[@ronaldnelson6692]

It really shows the most in Rocky Balboa.

[@michaelriddick7116]

@@ronaldnelson6692 Saw that in the theatre and Paulie broken my f'ing heart 💔😢😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@CharlieBrown20XD6]

@@michaelriddick7116 i cried in CREED when Rocky goes "Everything good in my life...its back there"

[@marcradar24joubert]

Very true

[@LN-Lifer]

You mean the support she gives just in time to save his ass. I gotta say if she was more supportive from the get go he'd probably have an easier time of it

[@jensenrogers6611]

My dad said that this movie was instantly iconic when it came out in the 70's. All of a sudden teenage boys all across America, who were so inspired by the story, started waking up at 3am downed a glass full of eggs and went for a run. It really is about overcoming life's obstacles & challenges, pushing yourself, making good relationships with good people, being the best you that you can be, and never passing up a shot at greatness no matter the outcome. Man, I love this movie. Now it's time to go for a run...🎵Gonna Fly Now🎶

[@jensenrogers6611]

@@DavidSmith-pg1ob Well, that's instant protein for ya lol

[@Priceluked]

It got to ride the wave of how giant boxing was in the 1970s too.

[@ProfeFut]

I need more context on this. Was it that influential?

[@JKissoon1]

@@ProfeFut Yeah. Just look up the box office. Wiki says $255 million back then, which is over $1 billion today. And, back then and especially earlier, huge box office successes were also Oscar contenders and Rocky happened to win Best Picture.

[@BalokLives]

...and there was a big push to make sure all those teenage boys didn't drink raw eggs. I remember hearing reports on the news saying do NOT drink raw eggs! That and frequent repeating playing of "Gonna Fly Now" and Chuck Mangione's "Feel so good". Both instrumentals and both huge hits.

[@liarliarpumpkineater4808]

I loved the "this is why I hate fighting"... 15 seconds later... "get him in the ribs, treat him like peace of meat."😂

[@divinelangene6813]

😂😂😂😂

[@BrandonDuchene]

Ha,ha, yeah, that cracked me up😆

[@grelch]

Butkus the dog was actually Sly's dog at the time. He was so broke at the time of the making of the movie that he had to give Butkus away because he couldn't afford him. After the movie became a success, he bought Butkus back from the person who adopted him, for thousands of dollars.

[@the_varunrvel]

Yeah his name is Butkus Stallone

[@keistopherc]

Also he kept the turtles from the movie. Their still alive.

[@the_varunrvel]

@@keistopherc Cuff and Link

[@michaelblaine6494]

The guy who bought his dog and sold it back is the guy who tells Rocky that it isn’t his locker anymore

[@Siddhartha92]

Rocky yelling and shouting at Mickey from his apartment and then running out after him always breaks my heart. Such great writing... Such great acting... Reason it's considered a classic.

[@jamesrippy1161]

Rocky was the first sports based film to win best picture at the Academy Awards some notable distinctions for the film is that it was filmed in less than a month and on a budget of just over $1 million. Also the dog was Sylvester Stallone’s real life dog and the turtles are still alive and well to this day

[@redrick8900]

Ben-Hur.

[@jsmithers.]

🤡

[@shawnmiller4781]

Plus Stallone wrote the script

[@lindseysummers5351]

He didn't have a costumer either. Those were clothes from his personal wardrobe.

[@bySpxrtan]

@@jsmithers. 🤡

[@louielouie22]

Part 2 is a must. It's the most inspirational movie of all time for me, and the best one of them all.

[@dabreal82]

4 is the greatest

[@CharlieBrown20XD6]

"There will BE no challenge because Balboa IS no challenge" Clubber Lang in 3 was such a great douchebag lol

[@Jason-bk3nl]

Part 2 is easily the best sequel

[@CrazeeAdam]

Yes hope she watches them all tbh

[@BasketCase-rr7tx]

3 is actually my favorite. Rocky is just an amazing character in every movie though.

[@carograh]

Rocky and Adrian are probably one of the best on screen couples ever …I hope you watch the entire series💜💜💜

[@johnszczerba9979]

Adrian when she finally has her glasses off looks so pretty 😍

[@NBLP7001]

Rocky, at its heart, is a love story.

[@wayne3078]

It’s a beautiful love story with a boxing background. One of the greatest movies ever made

[@LegionOfNeil]

It's not a fight movie, it's a love story. :)

[@vkdeen7570]

it's even more than that... its a life story. especially if u watch the whole series and creed movies.

[@redrick8900]

Not mutually exclusive.

[@TTM9691]

The part in the Simpsons you showed is actually an homage to "The Graduate" (1967). Great movie, and super ground-breaking. Virtually the beginning of the "modern" era in movies, that and Bonnie And Clyde and a few others (Alfie, Blow Up, etc...). What's funny is the part in Rocky that you're comparing it to reminds me of another iconic movie moment: Marlon Brando shouting out "Stellaaaaaa!" in "A Streetcar Named Desire" (1952), the performance that is the dividing line of all acting: pre-Brando and post-Brando. Both movies to put on your list!

[@thunderstruck5484]

Mrs. Robinson ooohlalahhh!

[@JROTGS]

Yes another classic she should watch

[@curtismartin2866]

A role recreated by Ned Flanders in the movie musical "O Streetcar!" 😉

[@harrymarshall]

,, when Elaine Benes takes too many back pain pills in Seinfeld's parents' Florida home 😫😂

[@kemowery]

I was coming here to say, yes, definitely watch The Graduate ... but you're right: also Streetcar.

[@e72882]

I hope you continue through the series. I think that you will enjoy them. Boxing is still a part of the series, but it always remains about the characters, their relationships, and their development.

[@aTofuJunkie]

Also in many ways the story of Rocky parallels Sylvester Stallone's acting career. In the 1970s, Stallone had acted in some indie films, he tried pursuing major lead roles but no one gave him any chance. So he wrote Rocky as his last saving grace and he got Oscar Nominations.

[@Bad_Wolf_Media]

One of the most overlooked aspects of this movie is the cinematography. While not the first film to use a stabilized camera, this was the first one to have extensive use of the new SteadiCam system. The training montage, long running distance, and running with him up the stairs, that was all stuff that couldn't really be done before without crews laying hundreds of feet of track for dollies. It's such a commonplace thing nowadays that it's completely forgotten that it had to start somewhere. And that somewhere is here.

[@Sharpester]

The stair scene, the "Yo, Adrian!" scene and the fact that Rocky lost the climatic fight instead of winning were all iconic moments in American cinema.

[@JKissoon1]

The Rocky theme still gives me chills. Classic, all-time great movie.

[@dmwalker24]

It's a film about what is possible when someone believes in you. True for Rocky, and also in the transformation that Adrian goes through to be able to assert herself.

[@illam9500]

You should watch the other rocky movies as well. It truly is a fantastic story

[@rafaelalodio5116]

And Creed is pretty good too

[@illam9500]

@@rafaelalodio5116 oh ya. When I say rocky I include creed as well. It's part of the story

[@Luka2000_]

One of the best movies ever made PERIOD. Such a simple movie with no cgi at all and it tells an incredible story and sends a message that is still relevant to this day

[@NEWDOR1A]

You should watch all of them. The Rocky saga is a MUST for every movie fan.

[@redrick8900]

The first one is the only one that's actually good.

[@NEWDOR1A]

@@redrick8900 2, 4 and 6 are very good too.

[@shawnmiller4781]

You can skip Rocky Five

[@shawnmiller4781]

@@NEWDOR1A and I have to give props for the Creed films too

[@mikeortiz6008]

Sylvester Stallone said this is a love story not a boxing movie! He wrote this movie and studios wanted someone else to star in this movie and he wouldn't do it. He held put and the studio gave him a smaller budget. But this movie won best picture of the year and best director! The sequel is just as amazing and can't wait for you to see it! You will not be disappointed!

[@vincentlemineur]

It's fantastic to "relive" the experience of rediscovering my favourite movie with you, Mary! Thanks! At the age of 12 or so I promessed myself I would one day go to Philadelphia to visit the iconic places of the movie... It was at the beginning of the 80s after having dicovered the movie: I watched it on my own on a VCR and was deeply touched by those characters and the sensitivity of Stallone/Rocky. Thing is...I live in Belgium 😁! But I finally managed to fulfill this dream back in 2019. It took me almost 40 years, ah ah ah! And it was a fantastic feeling! The more I watch this movie, the more it touches me (to tears). And the more I find unfair to put Stallone in the same league than Schwarzenegger, Van Damme, Norris... Sly is proved many times he is a real actor, director, author & overall artist, even if he has mainly chosen action, movments and muscles to tell stories etc. Sly: more than meets the eye! 🤣

[@davidforestieri4784]

You are on the path to discovering your favourite movie character ever

[@LeviBulger]

Is it Paulie?

[@98izzark69]

​@@LeviBulgerNah, obviously it's Apollo

[@kingjhones7801]

Keep on it with the rocky series. Its very entertaining to watch the reactions to the classics.

[@sad_boiasmr]

Proud Philadelphian here! Love your appreciation for our underrated city and yes our cheesesteaks are amazing.

[@davidyoung745]

Stallone himself always says that Rocky is a love story and the boxing is just a vehicle to move the story along.

[@noodle_fc]

That bit with Grandpa Simpson is actually a reference to another older movie, _The Graduate._ It's another deservedly well regarded film. Worth a watch for sure.

[@Sweetpete16]

With a classic Simon and Garfunkel soundtrack too

[@JedHead77]

Taking a photo on those steps is on my bucket list!

[@OmegaSoypreme]

Well now you have to watch First Blood. It's the first Rambo film. Sly's other most iconic character. You really get to see him flex his acting chops in that one.

[@SA-zoom1]

This is NOT a sports movie! It's a beautifully made, character driven drama. With a bit of boxing thrown in.

[@HaerinPaul]

Bit of boxing? The entire final act is a boxing match, not including all the boxing training scenes.

[@giosbizarreart9048]

It cant also be a sports movie?

[@MegaTurkeylips]

Great wisdom to be had from Rocky. I've been married 42 years because we fill each others gaps. Love Ya Mary.

[@jordinwinright6918]

Creed is an amazing continuation to the rocky series and Stallone brings his A game and the director Ryan Coogler got the Black Panther gig because of his direction in Creed. Definitely a movie worth watching.

[@visionaryventures12]

You should watch the rest of the series. He also filmed First Blood a few years later, which deals with a serious topic.

[@jeremyfrost2636]

I just recommended First Blood to her too.

[@sassy7766]

Yep. A lot of people don’t realize how the Rambo movies each take on a serious topic relevant to the time it was released. Last blood absolutely ripped my heart out. I have never cheered so vehemently for him to be so vicious as I did in that movie. I don’t think I will rewatch that one but my gosh it took on a topic that should have more coverage than it does.

[@christopheryochum3602]

Glad you finally saw Rocky. I don't care for sports movies as a genre, but this movie was about the struggle and a love story of a humble man. Watch all of them. :)

[@SBaby]

25:05 - Boxers used to do that when they were training. Nowadays they probably don't anymore since raw eggs don't carry and extra benefits that over-easy would carry. But back then they thought they did. Everything else he does though is legitimate training that boxers do even nowadays. Also fun fact, Stallone didn't have a stunt double in this movie. This was filmed on a very low budget for its time, and they cut corners wherever possible.

[@ChoppersModelworks]

Really surprised people are not reacting to the factual based movie "Cinderella Man"-2005 as it's a real heart jerker seeing him struggle and fight for his family.

[@shawnmiller4781]

I haven’t seen Raging Bull really get reviewed. Heck after watching Rocky and Raging Bull “Grudge Match” is worth a look too

[@raidermoses760]

Barely 4 minutes in and I love how your analyzing things I didn’t even pay attention to when I watched the first time I became a fan of yours today, love your accent 😍

[@JedHead77]

Mary, after watching the entire Rocky series, followed by the Creed films, Rocky will be one of your favorite movie characters! 🥊

[@Jason-bk3nl]

100% truth

[@BasketCase-rr7tx]

A good movie is a good movie. It’s amazing how many people don’t realise that.

[@LearningAccount-z7c]

There is also a stat that women who stay single end up being generally more sad and unsatisfied with life.

[@leighwhite6700]

I love that it was about going the distance and that was his win. Amazing movie. So happy you loved it.

[@S7EVE_]

I’d love you to continue with this series, it really is brilliant, they continue to be about the characters and the growth of Rocky, not just in boxing but outside the ring as well, and his relationships with the people close to him. And if you’re able to get through them then I’d recommend the creed films, as they only continue Ricky’s story further. (Of course with all series though, there are some movies that are better than others)

[@htoneninety-nine8726]

The realism of the characters in this film makes this film.

[@mickesmanymovies]

About the slo-mo frame rate; They absolutely could do slo-mo "back then", that choppy look is an artistic choice, and the final image of the movie is a callback to that moment. When he was at the top of the stairs he was living the best moment of his life - and the final still frame of the movie is him surpassing the top of the stairs, reaching the absolute peak.

[@generalsaufenberg4931]

you have to love rocky,. he is such a kind and pure soul.

[@philwill0123]

The scene that always gets me emotional is where rocky is told he's not Apollos sparring partner, but actually fighting him. The fact he believes he wouldn't be good enough, shows how downcast and humble rocky is about his abilities. That added to the gym confrontation with Mickey, where Mickey knows he had all the tools as a boxer, but being a leg breaker compromised him showed rocky could have been a contender through an orthodox route if he applied himself better, and Mickey had been better. Rocky wasnt a bum plucked from obscurity, he was always Creeds equal. It's a great lesson, all you need is to believe in yourself (Rocky), someone to believe in you (Adriann), and someone to guide you (Mickey)

[@billyp1836]

Anything but a ROCKY video! One of my favorite underdog stories

[@marcuszaja6589]

"Adrian" is Italian as well. So, actually her name is Adriana Pennino. Please continue the Rocky movies 😍. Other "sports" movies worth watching: - Major League (1989) - Mr. Baseball (1992) - Cool Runnings (1993) - The Wrestler (2008)

[@Fettman89]

The new set up looks great! Rocky is one of those classics, Stallone has said it's a love story that happens to have boxing in it haha.

[@JedHead77]

That Simpsons scene you remember is actually a spoof of a scene from the film The Graduate, with Dustin Hoffman.

[@cristianotorreaocrisec2561]

Loved seeing a fresh perspective on a classic. Keep it up!

[@bobcobb3654]

The “At least you had a prime” scene was what got Stallone a Best Actor nomination. Reviews for this movie at the time compared him to Marlon Brando.

[@ciscoak9074]

rocky 1 and 2 are pretty much 2 parts to one whole arc, so u need to watch number 2 to complete the initial rocky v creed story...its one of those things where it probably could be edited into one long 3 n half hour+ film.

[@santiagorodriguez9849]

@@CharlieBrown20XD6 Come on man, why you have to spoil the story for Mary. She absolutely hates that.

[@bellator6557]

You’re committed now babe. 2,3,4 are all worth watching

[@billyblankenship3232]

Fun fact. Sylvester Stallone still has the turtles from Rocky. He used his own pets

[@jameslen83]

"His voice is alright" you should check out any clip of him singing for the movie "Rhinestone Cowboy" that he made with Dolly Parton.

[@Lembranca_do_Finn.Mertens]

Curiosidade: o cachorro do Rocky não é nada menos que o próprio cachorro do Stallone na vida real, além de ter sido seu maior amigo. Antes da fama e quanto estava na rua, o Stallone até vendeu seu cachorro para um homem por não ter condições de alimentá-lo. Depois de finalmente conseguir vender os direitos de Rocky e faturar uma boa grana, Stallone pagou 10 vezes mais o valor que ele vendeu seu cachorro para tê-lo de volta, não aguentava a saudade que tinha dele.

[@LN-Lifer]

I've watched this Movie series probably a 100 times. And I may just watch a 100 reactions to it before I am done

[@Oz349]

Rocky is a love story that has boxing in the background

[@katthor7311]

I grew up watching the Rocky movies with my dad. They're some of my favorites. I even got to see Rocky Balboa (the sixth film) in the theater with him. He's still around, we just don't live in the same city, but I did see both Creed films in the theater as well. I definitely recommend making your way through the entire series.

[@onemanreactionfaction7636]

Yes! I've been waiting for you to watch this series. I really hope you watch all the films. Some are better than others but damn, they always have an incredible story to tell about dealing with adversity and not giving up on yourself.

[@mariogutierrez385]

31:35 “If he doesn’t win I’ll be mad” 😅 about that…

[@joyofcardboard3230]

My favorite example of Stallone's acting is the end of "First Blood" (sometimes referred to as "Rambo"), it's definitely worth watching too.

[@podunkcitizen2562]

Mary, your colorful sweatshirt in front of your bedspread kind of makes a "green screen" effect. They blend together.

[@CrocodilePile]

If Sly Stallone and William Shakespeare were both standing in front of me, I'd congratulate Stallone for writing the greatest love story of all time.

[@divinelangene6813]

Yep, compared to Romeo and Juliet

[@shallowgal462]

I can hardly wait for you to see Rocky II (and my favorite, Rocky III). Honestly, you should see Rocky II, III, IV, V, Rocky Balboa, and Creed and Creed II. All of them. Other Stallone franchises are Rambo and The Expendables. I recommend Cop Land, and my favorite Stallone comedy, Oscar.

[@DAngelProductions]

Please watch the rest, they have high and low points but overall make a fantastic series.

[@3YearsApart1613]

Mary: "If he doesn't win, I'm gonna be mad." Everyone: "No you're not."

[@IrishGuitarGaz]

The characterisations of Rocky/Adrian were brilliantly done, as in how they complement and enrich each other. He helps bring her out of her shell, as a shy and very quiet person to someone who's making jokes and laughing with him. And she in turn gives him an inner confidence and drive to do better for himself. It's explored even more in the sequels, but something that never changes is Rocky's feelings for her. Definitely a love story centred around boxing, rather than being an out and out sports film.

[@cspringer333]

Late for the party but the scene from the Simpson's you referenced is from The Graduate starring Dustin Hoffman. Another iconic movie you should check out.

[@Nigelb22]

I think all the Rocky movies are great, the Creed movies could be called Rocky movies as well and they are good too. I think it's safe to say the emotional note is there in all the movies. I can see you liking them

[@fatcatblinddog]

Two interesting fact. 1. The gentleman ringing the bell at the end of the fight with Creed is Stallone's actual father. His brother is also the lead singer of the neighborhood "bum's". 2. Sly actual got the idea for Rocky when he sat ringside at the Muhammad Ali vs. Chuck Webner fight March 24, 1975. Webner, a nobody fight actual knockdown Ali down and went the 15 rounds.

[@allanjones1680]

Rocky is not a movie about boxing..its a movie about a guy that just happens to be a boxer

[@jmppodcast]

Rocky won best picture at the Oscars in 1977. It actually is one of the all time greats.

[@RaidingJaguarX]

*1976

[@cablemurdock5266]

You know there are a bunch of Rocky movies, so I hope that you watch them all. P.S. The 4th one is my personal favourite

[@larrycork49]

Stay the course, Mary!

[@truboddie3358]

They did six Rocky movies Be sure you make reactions to the other 5

[@RobertNorthrop]

First off, I really want to compliment your thorough and thoughtful analysis of the film. And now your photo on the steps in Philadelphia gains even further meaning! Clearly there is a scene or two that would have been handled differently if this film had been made today. But this film was an instant classic and remains iconic to this day. In the 1970s, Italian-Americans were still primarily working-class and lived in tough gritty neighborhoods. Also, cities hadn't undergone the renovations that they've mostly enjoyed since. Italian-American organized crime was still widespread, though it remains in pockets throughout the northeast of the United States and into Canada with influences in places like Florida, Phoenix, AZ, etc.

[@FlickFreaks]

I honestly think the biggest misconception of all movies is people watching Rocky for the first time that think it’s a sports movie. If you check the time for the movie, I think it spends less than 10 minutes on boxing. The rest is a character study & a romance film.

[@turbobutton1]

This won an Oscar for best film.

[@bluebear1985]

Also won for Best Director, while getting a slew of nominations in other areas.

[@scottgibeault1717]

1976 - Rocky's vulnerable approach to kiss Adrian was seen as confident, taking the lead, and romantic. 2023 - Rocky cornered Adrian into kissing him and should be reported to the Police ASAP.

[@mortsnerd5100]

If a woman willingly goes into a man's apartment, she knows what's gonna happen.

[@randal_scandal]

The raw eggs drinking and the “cut me Mick” reaction were priceless!

[@Cheryworld]

Adrian was Michael's sister in The Godfather

[@jamiefuller8100]

I recommend all of the Rocky films and then the Creed films. If you are invested in the characters you just watched you won't regret continuing on.

[@noahschultz9031]

It’s not just a sports movie Mary, it is THE sports movie😁

[@clatyonvonisaacs9791]

Stallone said the rocky movies are actually not about boxing. Rocky 1 starts when he and Adrianne first go out. It is about them. You are in for a treat as these movies and the Creed movies are about his journey in life. It is the only movie series where you see something from the start all the way to the end. 3 is the movie that really blew up the series in a big way and defined the 80's

[@coldflamebluedragon196]

One of the most motivational franchises in the history of cinema. When Rocky runs through the Street market it was a real Street market and the throwing orange was not in the Script

[@ravenfrancis1476]

Rocky losing to Apollo here actually makes tons of sense. Rocky's fighting style is dependent on letting his opponent wail on him for a bit before countering with a few good hits of his own, rinse and repeat. He "blocks the hits with his face", as the announcer says, Its very effective in the actual combat portion of boxing, but for scoring points it is a disastrous technique.

[@Thecameraman-bg4ve]

You know someone actually took the time to find out how long rocky runs for his training. They determined with all the monuments, historic buildings and streets he runs by that Rocky actually runs a marathon and a quarter every time. This guy literally runs a marathon and a quarter every morning while he’s training. No wonder his stamina is high

[@lexkanyima2195]

How ?

[@r33s3m2]

As a Philly boy, I can't help but luv that you liked this movie Mary. Good vid

[@RayPennisi]

That Simpson's scene is actually a tribute to the movie, The Graduate.

[@leeannmcdermott8313]

I laughed when I saw that! She should watch that next 😂

[@fakereality96]

Not it wasn't. It was a call back to Wayne's World 2. 🤪

[@Drawkcabi]

-Mrs. Bouvier!- -Cassandra!- -Adrian!- -Stella!- Elaine!!!

[@michaelt6218]

You beat me to it. I was about to say the same thing. Anyway, Mary, now you need to watch The Graduate and get the proper Simpson's reference!

[@guyswing]

Loved your commentary, Mary....and I look forward to enjoying your trip down this rabbit hole. The only advice I would give is that you follow it in order...as each one builds upon the previous one You don't want to find yourself watching and suddenly going, "wait..what...what happened to....??"

[@johnposada6703]

The first Rocky movie is one of the best films of all time to this day. Fun fact the actor who plays Mickey also played Penguin in 1966 Batman tv show. RIP Burgess Meredith.

[@goat1408]

Happy 2023 luv......been a while since I been here.....hope all been good!!!