Rocky Balboa (2006) - Movie Review

[@RosyTheRascal15]

Sylvester Stallone's speech to his son. "It ain't about how hard you hit. It's about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward." Is still something I live by everyday.

[@CodyLeachYT]

Beautiful moment!

[@DD-eight]

That’s how winnin is done!!! Such a perfect description of Rocky himself!!!

[@kendrickawesomeness]

That speech is one of my favorite moments in the franchise

[@micahbell5572]

It's this quote from a movie character that keeps me going

[@shawnstevens1993]

Thats rocky 6

[@Peer165]

That one flashback to Rocky and Adrian in Rocky where he says "don't these birds look like candy?" and then askes if she needs someone to walk her home, with their love theme playing, absolutely destroys me every time.

[@rylan_reviews6493]

“You're my son and you're my blood. You're the best thing in my life. But until you start believing in yourself, you ain't gonna have a life.” Best scene in the franchise for me.

[@jamesg8175]

I can't believe this movie is 17 yrs old. Still feels like the 'new' rocky movie

[@Zurround]

Its older now than Rocky 5 was when I saw Rocky Balboa.

[@Xehanort10]

15:07 Dixon is basically where Rocky was in the 3rd film with fame going to his head.

[@rxtsec1]

This franchise literally has had a movie in 6 different decades

[@Wholesomewebs]

This one for me is one of the most wholesome installment. It felt so much quieter, the camerawork reminded me of the 70s. Little Marie!!! I’m so glad they re-introduced her too.

[@BUDDYCB4]

That speech he gives to his son…wow…that speech will always hold up, it’s that damn good!

[@ElijahisBatman87]

I was born and raised in Florida and still here to this day. My dad and that entire side of my family however are philly bred. With that said, he was obsessed with all things Philly. Eagles, Sixers and of coarse Rocky. This was the last Rocky movie we saw together before he died. I've seen him cry once in my life, and it was when Rocky delivers that speech to his son. This will forever be my favorite Rocky installment for that and many more reasons.

[@luie78lp]

When he heads back to the Locker Room, after the fight and turns back to the crowd one last time as his Victory Theme plays always makes me tear up 😢

[@chrisadams8182]

That monologue was one of the best scenes in history. Masterfully done by Sly!

[@jaredarnold640]

Adrian having died is what makes the movie work. Had they brought Adrian back, I dont think the film would have been anywhere near as good. However, even though she is not "in the movie", Adrians presence is felt throughout the movie. It's an awesome movie!

[@leadsin99er]

Paulie's scene with Rocky was also impactful to watch, how he regretted he wasn't good to his sister when she was alive.

[@tornadofire82]

Best scene and motivational speech, words to live by. "Let me tell you something you already know. The world ain’t all sunshine and rainbows. It’s a very mean and nasty place and I don’t care how tough you are it will beat you to your knees and keep you there permanently if you let it. You, me, or nobody is gonna hit as hard as life. But it ain’t about how hard ya hit. It’s about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward. How much you can take and keep moving forward. That’s how winning is done! Now if you know what you’re worth then go out and get what you’re worth. But ya gotta be willing to take the hits, and not pointing fingers saying you ain’t where you wanna be because of him, or her, or anybody! Cowards do that and that ain’t you! You’re better than that!" ~ Rocky Balboa ~

[@chadhickes8563]

This was one of the very best Rocky movies of all time. I absolutely loved it and still do. The fight itself and the crowd was fantastic. Rocky had one of the very best lines to me in Cinema history. Talking to his kid about winning. Goosebumps! The end of the fight and Marie shouting win it! Win it! And both of them are trading blows. Mason Dixon gets on the job training in respect and delivers it. I get teary eyed every time I watch it and that is not really my way.

[@CJVA757]

The guy Rock was fighting wasn't an actor. At the time he was the light heavyweight champion of the world, Antonio Tarver lol. That said, even more props to Stallone..

[@dalton3706]

The Mason character played by Antonio Tarver was a real boxer and was the light heavyweight champion beating even Roy Jones Jr. So that's probably one of the reasons the fight was so good

[@jasonvoorhees310]

Another great film from this franchise. This one is in my top 3 of Rocky films. I love how motivating and inspirational these movies are. This one in particular has some really wholesome moments and really brought the franchise back in track. This one felt like a love letter to the fans so to speak. Appreciated that.

[@berkin88punk]

I grow up with Rocky films and this film always make me cry

[@KiramidHead]

My only real issue with this one is that some of the stuff they cut out should have stayed in the movie. Paulie's breakdown in the alley in particular is fantastic. "Why didn't I die instead of my sister?" is a line that hits hard.

[@Zurround]

He was a self destructive alcoholic and people like that tend not to live very long and Adrian was otherwise quite healthy and getting the cancer was just bad luck. Life is unfair when people who take care of themselves and are NOT self destructive end up dying younger from bad luck while the self destructive person ends up living much longer.

[@jordansweet8054]

You said it all. That monologue on the street made me cry. I watched every movie but the first for the first time the last few months and it was insane how much this worked for a new fan. Just beautiful as an epilogue

[@DesiSJ]

I remember when this movie came out and how happy I was to finally hear Stallone's name in a positive light. I've added the Rocky movies to my list for the month of March.

[@blankname6629]

The rocky speech in this one is one of the best in the history of cinema. Far better than the incoherent babble in rocky 4’s big speech at the end.

[@repboy1]

I remember going to see this movie 🍿 opening weekend, there was a rolling of eyes about another Rocky movie . Then by the training sequence the whole movie theatre cheered .

[@alcorgarcia4882]

I loved this movie when it first came out way back then. Quick note... Mason Dixon is played by Antonio Tarver who is a retired professional boxer who beat Roy Jones Jr. TWICE. Not a small feat. Anywho... I agree with you about this character. They really did a great job in setting him up to be a very sympathetic antagonist with his old mentor/trainer. But they totally abandoned it throughout the rest of the movie and that was a huge missed opportunity. That bothered me back then and it still bothers me to this day. Still love this movie though.

[@MMARussy]

I was a huge Rocky fan as a kid but im a 90s kid so when this came out in theaters I was so hyped that this would be the first one I would get to see in the theater and boy did I love every second of that experience!!!

[@Amoreline11]

Man this has to be one of my favorite review series that you have done. Its obvious that you have a lot of lover for this series.

[@Hicks-g1m]

It isn't how hard you hit but how hard you get hit and keep moving forward. That's how winning is done. I love that line it's so true and inspiring Roxy Balboa is an excellent movie 👊

[@gottagetitgaming7759]

I absolutely love this movie. And yes that line about getting knocked down still brings tears to my eyes every time I hear it. It is such a perfectly written line and it is the truth for anyone in life which is way it resonates with everyone.

[@thealjohnsonshow2188]

Never watched this movie before, but I have seen the speech Rocky gives to his son over and over again. Beautiful scene.

[@chadhickes8563]

Cody I always enjoy your reviews but this is one of your best ever! Thanks for all that you do!

[@Xehanort10]

7:38 For putting up with Paulie Rocky's a better man than me. If my supposed best friend treated my wife and his sister like shit, got jealous if I became famous and lost my family our money I'd want nothing to do with him.

[@TINInBILLY]

You are the first of so many reviewers of this my favorite film (and series) of all time to give props to Rocky 5. Rocky has been my favorite film since the late 1970s when I first saw it. 1. While I do find Rocky 3 to be memorable & a fine film of the series, it doesn’t match up to 1, 2, or 6..I found myself disappointed with Rocky 3 mainly bc Mickey was so crucial to the heart of this character, seeing him die literally left me in tears (albeit quietly crying, & thankfully it was a dark theatre back in that summer of 82). The only other criticism I have of Rocky 3 is the final fight with Clubber, while Clubber was a great character (cldnt hv been better after the awesome rivalry with Apollo), this Rocky 3 final fight scene with Clubber was somewhat unrealistic, but nothing compared to the sensational crap of the next film in the franchise (Rocky 4). I feel like Clubber beating Rocky even the second time wld hv been more realistic..as all champions eventually loose. I even felt this way leaving the theatre the first time. Rocky 4 wld hv been much better had this happened & Clubber simply lost to Drago the first round..instead of Apollo loosing an dying (which was so sad); then Rocky appearing & training Clubber to whip Drago..if Rocky had lost to Clubber in fight 2..I cld pass on Tommy Gunn..and the street fight scene & betrayal of Rocky…just have Rocky 4 be the return of Rocky to his home of south Phili (just like in Rocky 5) seeing Drago beat Clubber (the champion) & Rocky moving in for a rematch with the Russian Bear..thus, part 4 & 5 wld be the same film..making way for the glorious Rocky Balboa later..Alas..At this point, it seemed the essence of the character, knowing how to take wins an losses with stride, was becoming the invincible hero. Gone was ‘no matter how good you are, there is always someone better. There is an end to every high, but how you take the lows determines the next high’ mentality of the character. Alas..we had part 4. 2. Rocky 4 is the flop of the series, or any movie series (imo)..I can’t stand the goofy-ness of the character, the death of Apollo was completely unrealistic, on two counts at least. Number one..the ref wld hv stopped it, & two..if the Russian beat Creed this bad..a definite equal to Rocky in fighting skill..how cld Balboa ever come back an beat this moster? Furthermore, how cld any man have come back after the beating Rocky took in this Russian arena? They couldn’t…this was also unrealistic. The whole fillm I wish never had been made; I loathe it that much. In fact, Stallone even said (later, regarding R-4), that he was just making money at this time, & was disappointed in himself over this one: it was just sensationalism. Not his exact words..but as close as I can recall (can’t find the quote now, as this was years ago). 3. Rocky 5 is a return to what I had missed for so long..the gritty Rocky on the gritty streets of Kensington Philadelphia, not near as good as part 1, 2, or 6..but I totally disagree with the critics of it. If part 4 in the franchise remains..this is a mighty come back for the series. 4. Rocky Balboa was as good as Rocky 2..i love it so much..if there had been no Rocky 3-5..this wld hv still been a perf sequel..this many years later, Rocky Balboa

[@GuitaristDog87]

I saw this in theaters on Christmas Eve, the training sequence had me in tears of joy.

[@djh2367]

I absolutely love Paulie. Never had doubts about him. Burt Young is awesome as him and , yes he's detestable in many ways, but the way it's performed and layered is great. His character arc is just that, some people will never change no matter what happens to them.

[@Nic_03_21]

It’s probably the most difficult and gut wrenching movie I’ve ever watched cause it just hits you in the feels, you know.

[@midlevelmedia]

Great review Cody. This is a top 3 Rocky movie for me and that speech is one of my all time favorite movie moments. I think about it everyday.

[@DrDoomBloom]

This is the movie that cemented for me Rocky Balboa as one of the greatest characters in cinema history

[@johnpoffenbarger5103]

I remember going to see this in the theater when it released and I had very little hope that it would be good. As the credits rolled, I wanted to drive to Philly and run up the steps. I loved it SO much.

[@angelmoss4580]

Thank you for playing that line man I appreciate that because when I made my comment on my favorite line being the how hard you can get hit line I paused this video. I just got the surprise of you putting that in the review. I really hear alot of people talk about that line as much as others and to me it's so important in Rockys character and his heart and will and not everyone will understand just what it might mean to some people in their own lives. Thanks again

[@jasonaugustine3370]

His speech to his son is one of the best things ever filmed

[@申月営無営月無営有申]

Love these movie franchise reviews

[@MichaelSpikes-pv6kl]

Excellent video

[@DevonArcherOsborne]

Rocky Balboa is underrated and is my personal favorite sequel. I can't believe I missed out on this film in high school.

[@matsernn]

Great review yet again. I love this. As i said earlier, this is my favourite character and franchise. Balboa is almost a perfect movie. 9/10 for me. So many emotional ( yet again) and inspirational moments. Stallone’s perfomance is amazing.

[@NeoConnor1]

This was actually the first I saw. I grew up knowing about the first 4 films(didn't know about Rocky 5 until I saw it at the rental store), but the positive reception to this one made me really curious. I watched this with my mom, who is a huge Rocky fan, and I was so taken by the speech Rocky made to his son it encouraged me to watch the rest of the series. So, I actually disagree that it doesn't work as a film to get into the franchise because it did for me. How the characters carry themselves; you get a history in how they talk to each other and know each other. It really worked for me and is my personal favorite of the franchise. Great video again, Cody.

[@lancemaness5519]

I saw this in the theater, two things that always stand out to me, when he takes his robe off and he is just ripppppped and when Duke gives his speech before training. I’m so happy watching your opinions on these movies.

[@cstrife420]

Me and my best friend had never seen any of the rocky films but we got really interested after watching your review for the first film, and then once you planted the seed so to speak the Creed 3 trailer pretty much sealed the deal on us binge watching the entire franchise. All we have left is the two creed films. Rocky Balboa is one of my favorite rocky films

[@tyleroutland435]

I recently watched rocky 1-5 on Netflix. I loved all I couldn't find this movie or creed 1 so I'm looking for videos to get me caught up story wise so when I see Creed 3 I'll know the full story I also love creed 2

[@mrwilson1613]

FYI, Mason Dixon is a real pro boxer. Antonio Tarver

[@dogface1911]

Exactly. I mean, the guy was a very well known and respected boxer. I feel like Cody should have known that. And Tommy Gunn was played by pro boxer, not as well regarded lol, Tommy Morrison. I think Cody may have mentioned that though.

[@santos8468]

Duke being Rocky's trainer and that badass speech he gives is my favorite part of this movie.

[@angelmoss4580]

Following up on my favorite line is also the fighting choreography is done more realistic and they really hit each other more often and harder in this movie than the others with the exception of rocky 4 and Stallone is a boxer as well as a actor physically and mentally because Antonio tarver stated in a interview just how hard sly could hit and how he got in shape for the movie despite his age and it inspired tarver to push his own career harder and he was the light heavy weight champion and was thinking of moving up to heavy weight and rocky is all about motivating people to do better.

[@nickcds3419]

I remember seeing this in a movie theater. Going in I expected a joke. A garbage movie. Man was I wrong. The theater was rocking and cheering and enjoying every minute. A very memorable movie theater experience for me.

[@cayvzcvlt]

Antonio Tarver (Dixon) is not an actor. He's also a real boxer (like Morrison) doing a movie.

[@bryguy9231]

Saw this movie in the theaters when it came out. I was only 16 and it took me watching the movie as an adult to really understand how touching and real this movie is and how it’s relatable to everyday people

[@shawndenson3019]

My now ex-wife and I saw this opening night, and both of us grew up watching this franchise. At the end we both, along with the entire theater, were on our feet chanting "Rocky, Rocky, Rocky!!!"

[@HEYitzED]

One of the best theater experiences I ever had was watching this opening night with a theater full of hardcore Rocky fans. There were people wearing Rocky gear and we were cheering like it was a real fight at the end. Place went crazy when Rocky knocked down Mason Dixon. I had been a fan of Rocky for a number of years before seeing it. I was probably 12 or so when I became a big fan and was 15 when this came out. I begged my parents for the five movie DVD boxset and they bought it for me. Never thought there would be more Rocky after V. So I was beyond hyped when the teaser for 6 was released. It didn’t disappoint. Still one of my favorites in the franchise.

[@strangeways75]

It's Maiden March! How I rank the Rocky films in order of preference ..... 1. Rocky 2. Rocky II 3. Rocky III 4. Rocky Balboa 5. Rocky 4 5. Rocky 5

[@kylegrover9181]

I love this one for the nostalgic callbacks. When this came out my dad made a joke about someday were gonna get one where he enters the ring with a walker trying to fight still.

[@whitleybayman123]

Im so glad Sly revisited Rocky and made this. Loved it and just needed this to finish off Rockys main sotry that lead to Creed. Great review Cody, 100% agree,

[@angelmoss4580]

I will say this was tied for one of my favorites because it ties everything from the 1st rocky all the way to this movie perfectly in my opinion and that's sly brilliant mind and love for this character and franchise and it's fans as well. There aren't many actors and directors like Stallone anymore and the man don't get the credit he deserves some times or enough in my opinion as well. He has said the fans of rocky are so special to him and unique that he could carry on with making these movies for as long as he can. I'm happy for the creed movies but if it had ended with rocky Balboa I think everyone would have been satisfied. I looked at the first creed movie when I seen it as a bonus round of rocky until it set in that this could keep going and going and would never be old or not good and we haven't had enough of rocky because the creed movies have been so good.

[@T_R_O_Y_McClure]

Mason Dixon is not just an actor. Its Antonio Tarver. The first man to beat Roy Jones Jr. Knocked him out cold in the 2nd round, and basically killed Roys prime, aura, and basically career as a top tier boxer with one punch. Put some respect on his name. 😁 "Got any excuses tonight Roy?" The best in ring trash talk during the face off ever. The real life "I must break you"

[@sethdefoor2940]

I love this movie. When it came out I had just watched all 5 movies with my dad and I was obsessed with Rocky. We go see a movie and the teaser trailer for this comes on and I just look at my dad and we both got excited. We saw the movie together and it was a great experience for both of us. I think the nostalgia in the movie is perfectly done. I'm honestly kinda surprised you didn't touch on Adrian dying more in your review. Like you stated in previous reviews, they're a power couple in movies. Him reading to her touched my soul. At the end with the normal tone "yo, Adrian, we did it." Just kills me. Anyways this is in my top 3 probably just based off the theater experience I had with this with my dad.

[@johnnyreyes86]

Rocky 1976 and Rocky Balboa are my favorites of the Rocky Franchise. I enjoy all of the films but those two stick out the most for me. Great reviews on the Rocky Franchise! Keep up the good work and Keep Punching 🥊 “Rocky Pun”

[@punchtime579]

This was also my first Rocky movie I had seen and is my favorite of the franchise. This one creates the most emotion for me. I think it’s the best directed and best Rocky performance of the original 6. The Beast speech to Paulie hits me right in the feels and of course the speech to his son.

[@macfonty]

The “GET HIT” monologue is probably the most inspiring monologue I’ve ever heard in any film! I know the speech verbatim and it’s so emotionally relevant to me. God bless Sylvester Stallone!

[@Quickksilver332]

Great review and insights!

[@billmiltiadis4827]

Thanks for your video Cody.. I was hanging for it. I felt we well and truly got Rocky back in this one.. Sly by his own admission said how much he hated this one,, and we got the best entry since the original in my opinion.. this one for me was a better version of part 2 in a fucked up sort of way!! This also bought Sly back, aswell as the Rocky movies… can’t wait to see your Creed reviews 👍👍👍

[@jamesdamico9284]

The harder you hit scene is probably not just the greatest Rocky scene ever but one of the greatest inspirational scene of any movie ever

[@gregoryshuemaker182]

Since you mentioned Escape Plan, I strongly recommend that you should do a review series for the Escape Plan movies and reviews of them. I really like the first one, but a lot of people hate Escape Plan 2: HADES but I actually like that sequel despite the fact it was a straight to DVD release and that it has poor reviews from critics. I will defend that movie because I really like the high tech concept of the prison that is featured in the movie. I think that prison, HADES, is pretty cool; the concept of it is just awesome to me. I would love to see you make videos in the future about The Escape Plan movies. There's actually 3 of them. I actually have the Escape Plan trilogy on a DVD set. The first one is my favorite though. I love how Jim Caviezel is this dark, calculated villain. He makes a pretty good movie villain and a badass warden of a black site prison in the original Escape Plan with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone.

[@jamesdamico9284]

You really nailed it in your review of this brilliant film

[@jimthar17]

You should review Grudge Match with Stallone and Deniro. It's another boxing movie they did together that's outside the Rocky universe. It's pretty good and funny.

[@jwood8769]

Other then the original this might be my favorite Rocky Movie. Absolutely powerful. The scene with him yelling at his son hits the feels everytime. “ cowards do that and that ain’t you! You’re better then that!!

[@rxtsec1]

Glad what you said about Little Marie. She is my 5th favorite character in the franchise & this might be controversial but she is my highest ranked woman character in the franchise. I have Bianca 8 & Adrian 9

[@timothymorris157]

Rocky Balboa is a great installment to the franchise as well as a respectable follow up to the previous film. Rocky’s all alone in the world even though he still has Paulie and his son in his life but they don’t really support him until he gets his boxing license and declares that he wants to get rid of stuff in his basement and coming to terms with personal loss of his wife Adrian but when all was said and done against Mason Dixon, he told Paulie that the beast is gone he was finally able to come to terms with overcoming his sadness and his personal anger and become emotionally stronger than he ever was before which is why this is such a good movie and a compelling end to the Rocky franchise that spanned 30 years from 1976 to 2006. Unlike most other film franchises Rocky is still relevant and appeals to any and all who still have hopes and dreams of being winners and champions of all kinds. 🥊 #RockyFanForever

[@Thecobrakaifamily]

Rocky is my favorite franchise of all time

[@venom7558]

I love the entire series,but this is my favorite. Hands down.

[@AliFrankTheTank]

Was born in 2000 and this was the second rocky film i ever watched. Top 3 in the franchise, was a Roy Jones fan i even liked Tarver in this. 2:48 review Expendables series lol & Paulie was saved in this film from being worst character in a great series of all time

[@CosmoviZionn]

Rocky Balboa really hits me as a character. Inspiring !

[@randallrutherford1384]

I’m literally in this movie at the final fight. I saw Rocky’s final fight ringside in person.

[@angelmoss4580]

Like I said before these was just a few things about rocky Balboa the movie and I could keep going but à last thing I could say is that even if this one is not the most popular of the franchise it grows on most people over time more and more. It is definitely a great addition to one of the most beloved characters and franchises of all time.

[@dylancooper3690]

I love this film, but I had a problem with some of the editing. For example, his son suddenly quitting his job after one conversation with his father, Paulie getting fired from his job with no explanation after 30 years of service, and where the hell had Duke been for all those years? He just suddenly shows up out of nowhere.

[@Nudelyoshi3928]

I love your reviews :3

[@jamesmorant1406]

Great Sequel goes back to the original that speech he gave his son is my favorite

[@JohnSmith-wh2ob]

This movie was so great I actually think it’s possibly my favorite in the series I always go back and forth but this movie was fantastic Edit with this movie existing it makes Rocky V much better since that’s no longer the ending it’s just another chapter

[@angelmoss4580]

There are so many great things to be said about this movie it would literally take me forever to talk about everyone of them so I'll do my best to shorten this as possible. There are so many rocky iconic lines that people love and I do as well but one from this movie I love that I've lived by and don't hear as much and it's not how hard you can hit but how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward how much you can take and keep moving forward, that's how winning is done. He tells rocky Jr that and when mason hits him so hard he goes down to one knee in the late rounds of the fight.

[@anthonychobotdoespopcultur7762]

It was an emotional movie

[@darkhymnsfromthecoldnorth]

Actors Stallone has worked with have said that he would actually ask them to hit him during the filming of certain scenes. Just shows what he will do to make a better movie. I love Stallone.

[@ludwiggengnagel6093]

Unfortunately to me Mason Dixon is by far the most bland out of all the Rocky opponents. I never got any villain-vibes that made me care about him getting a whooping as much as in the other films. Tommy Gun isn't great but at least you genuinely hate him which makes the final fight all the more satisfying in Rocky V.

[@TheJrod482x]

You're completely right about Stallone's career being at a low point before Balboa, but Spy Kids 3D was an actual hit movie. Haha.

[@BruceColon-BSides]

This movie was a real gift for original fans. Love it.

[@Kevin00719]

Funny enough This was my first Rocky Movie I watched it alot as a kid.

[@angelmoss4580]

I think there would be a lot of happy people if you did a live stream just for the rocky franchise maybe after creed three.

[@drewlutts3623]

Now he’s in Tulsa King, and that show is KICK. ASS. Love Sly.

[@perrymehta6438]

My favorite part is Rocky's speech to his son. I put it above the end fight

[@ColorsBright]

I wish 3 and 4 were filmed more like 1,2 and Rocky Balboa... I think 3 and 4 would have been amazing if they felt more gritty and heartfelt especially with the "big villians"

[@scaressell6880]

Rocky + Creed is my favorite film franchise personally

[@andrewguzman7694]

Always been a fan of antonio tarver. Im glad sly chose to fight him. It sure made for a badass fight

[@jeffcunningham0389]

What do you think of the alternate ending where Rocky wins?

[@CodyLeachYT]

I've never watched it. Narratively, I think it makes more sense for him to lose. I just wish the Dixon character was more likeable so Rocky losing works even better.

[@jeffcunningham0389]

@@CodyLeachYT you should watch it. I prefer the theatrical ending we got as it makes more sense and is a good bookend to part 1. But man it does feel cool to watch that “what if” scene just because Dixon is so unlikeable

[@glennmelville5060]

@@CodyLeachYT great review of this movie but in particular Rocky v Cody,With time it's the one that has changed people's opinions the most,great review of that one.

[@grimmo79]

Hey Cody what’s your personal favourite rocky movie 🍿are you looking forward to creed 3 as well

[@StephenStryker]

1:05 that movie made me cry and so did this movie