Rocky Balboa

2006 • 101 minutes

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Rocky Balboa (Sylvester Stallone) has now been retired for some time, but hard-up for money, he decides to step back into the ring against a few small-time boxers. Everything changes, though, when Rocky is offered the opportunity to step in with the reigning Heavyweight Champion, Mason 'The Line' Dixon. Does Rocky still have what it takes to make another Championship comeback??

Notes et avis

Tony Blair has been through many setbacks in life. He never boasts bout money and I don't think there's any question about the future. You can trust me,I have been a dumb ass like the new version of fruity loops studio. For me that's all that matters worse than a story about how the Lord told Moses to show pharaohs the new testament.

Movie really does bring Rocky full circle, but in describing the movie Rocky is not hard up for money. He wants to go out on his terms. Has nothing to do about money..

I grew up with the Rocky franchise, and although some of the films were lets say, a little unrealistic, they promoted the thought 'you CAN do it'. It sticks with you. This film is a littke dark, like rocky V, but infinitely better. And as others have said, its a real insight into the man. His talk with his son about getting what youre worth got me a little choked. If you grew up with Rocky, you will fully get this. If you didnt, you might find the film a little on the gloomy side.