what do u think about the new rocky's movie?

[alex yebra]

i think is the best movie and sly is in great shape,he is truly a bodybuilder

[BroadStreetBruiser]

SHUT THE f**k UP YOUR a FAT MIDGET

[Army of One]

i think is the best movie and sly is in great shape,he is truly a bodybuilder

All 5'7,170 pounds of him with monster 14inch arms and 18 Quads?

[alex yebra]

please, are all of u stupid? I MEAN THAT THIS GUY TRAIN LIKE A REAL NON COMPETITIVE BBER,HE HAS BALLS,NOT JUST IN THE MOVIES ,IN THE REAL LIFE TOO , WHAT'S WRONG WITH ALL OF U?

[Quickerblade]

please, are all of u stupid? I MEAN THAT THIS GUY TRAIN LIKE A REAL NON COMPETITIVE BBER,HE HAS BALLS,NOT JUST IN THE MOVIES ,IN THE REAL LIFE TOO , WHAT'S WRONG WITH ALL OF U?

I like sly too, but he looked shit, i dont care if his 60, he looked horrible, bloated, no shape, loose skin, he has a missing pec, and his hair is jet black...

[Army of One]

please, are all of u stupid? I MEAN THAT THIS GUY TRAIN LIKE A REAL NON COMPETITIVE BBER,HE HAS BALLS,NOT JUST IN THE MOVIES ,IN THE REAL LIFE TOO , WHAT'S WRONG WITH ALL OF U?

Hi Sly

[Rich Gainihger]

i hope rocky 7 is better

[alex yebra]

BUDDY:HE IS A HUMAN , 60 YO , ......I CAN'T BELIEVE IT , ...........I LIKE AMERICAN PEOPLE ,BUT I WOULD NOT  LIVE THERE WITH PEOPLE THAT JUST THINK IN MONEY ,AGE , HATE , OF COURSE THERE ARE GREAT PERSONS , I HAVE SEVERAL AMERICAN FRIENDS ,BUT, WHERE IS YOUR SOUL? ARE U REALLY THE NEW ROMAN EMPIRE? PLEASE, SLY IS AN ICON OF YOUR CULTURE , RESPECT TO HIM,

[Quickerblade]

BUDDY:HE IS A HUMAN , 60 YO , ......I CAN'T BELIEVE IT , ...........I LIKE AMERICAN PEOPLE ,BUT I WOULD NOT TO LIVE THERE WITH PEOPLE THAT JUST THINK IN MONEY ,AGE , HATE , OF COURSE THERE ARE GREAT PERSONS , I HAVE SEVERAL AMERICAN FRIENDS ,BUT, WHERE IS YOUR SOUL? ARE U REALLY THE NEW ROMAN EMPIRE? PLEASE, SLY IS AN ICON OF YOUR CULTURE , RESPECT TO HIM,

You know what i like you, I like sly too but i just was not real happy with his body!

[Disgusted]

I really liked it!   

Hey Alex, you need to realize that a lot of guys on here are assholes that like to stir up shit. You better get used to it. 

[Quickerblade]

I really liked it!   

Hey Alex, you need to realize that a lot of guys on here are assholes that like to stir up shit. You better get used to it. 

and please take your caps lock off

[Dingleberry]

I thought it was a great movie, much better than I expected it to be.

[phyxsius]

i hope rocky 7 is better

it's going to be about Rocky sitting on wheelchair logging into Getbig

[alex yebra]

THANKS MR SPOCK , I'D LIKE TO BE IN TOUCH WITH U FOR MORE TIME, YOU ARE CLEVER , BUT I CAME FROM ANOTHER CULTURE , I DON'T WANT TO WRITE FOR THE IDIOTS ,YOU ARE SMART ,BUT I'M WASTING MY TIME , AND U KNOW THAT ALL OF THEM UNDERSTAND MY ENGLISH.

[phyxsius]

THANKS MR SPOCK , I'D LIKE TO BE IN TOUCH WITH U FOR MORE TIME, YOU ARE CLEVER , BUT I CAME FROM ANOTHER CULTURE , I DON'T WANT TO WRITE FOR THE IDIOTS ,YOU ARE SMART ,BUT I'M WASTING MY TIME , AND U KNOW THAT ALL OF THEM UNDERSTAND MY ENGLISH.

well, we all do know that you're suffering from emotional meltdown..

[kiwiol]

i think is the best movie and sly is in great shape,he is truly a bodybuilder

Awesome movie and the scene outside the restaurant, where Sly confronts his son was f*cking brilliant, with the dialogue and the delivery being nothing short of great, which is even more amazing given Sly wrote it - no disrespect meant to Sly in anyway.

[Dingleberry]

THANKS MR SPOCK , I'D LIKE TO BE IN TOUCH WITH U FOR MORE TIME, YOU ARE CLEVER , BUT I CAME FROM ANOTHER CULTURE , I DON'T WANT TO WRITE FOR THE IDIOTS ,YOU ARE SMART ,BUT I'M WASTING MY TIME , AND U KNOW THAT ALL OF THEM UNDERSTAND MY ENGLISH.

As I said in my other post to you, don't let anyone get under your skin around here. It's a very sarcastic place, and for that reason, it's normally funny as hell. As for your english, yeah, we can all understand it so don't worry. Your pictures are impressive, and I'm sure many of us can learn from you. Just relax and have a good time, and don't take this place seriously.

[Thin Lizzy]

Awesome movie and the scene outside the restaurant, where Sly confronts his son was f*cking brilliant, with the dialogue and the delivery being nothing short of great, which is even more amazing given Sly wrote it - no disrespect meant to Sly in anyway.

I kinda wished his son would've responded with "Look who's talking, you moron. You made millions but you blew it and now you're a sixty year old man working in a restaurant and telling stories to morons."

[kiwiol]

I kinda wished his son would've responded with "Look who's talking, you moron. You made millions but you blew it and now you're a sixty year old man working in a restaurant and telling stories to morons."

Why should he say that though? I haven't seen the Rocky series (cringes with embarrassment), but I do know that Rocky loses his fortune and gets 'reduced' to owning that restaurant. But the thing is, Rocky just tells his son to quit whining, pointing the finger and be a man and take charge of his life. Nothing wrong with that at all, especially given he's the father. Now if he'd said, "You're a loser who hasn't made much money", then your argument would hold ground. I think it was fine the way it was.

[Thin Lizzy]

Why should he say that though? I haven't seen the Rocky series (cringes with embarrassment), but I do know that Rocky loses his fortune and gets 'reduced' to owning that restaurant. But the thing is, Rocky just tells his son to quit whining, pointing the finger and be a man and take charge of his life. Nothing wrong with that at all, especially given he's the father. Now if he'd said, "You're a loser who hasn't made much money", then your argument would hold ground. I think it was fine the way it was.

I was half-way kidding with that last post, but the kid had a point. How exactly was the Rocky character any different than your typical over-the-hill athlete who can't let go of the fame and glory and move on with his life? What DID he have to prove? His story about wanting to keep things small was absurd. He was the two time world champion. If he gets back in the ring in any way, it's gonna be news.

[DK II]

i think is the best movie and sly is in great shape,he is truly a bodybuilder

haha, idiot. The movie is about a boxer, not a bodybuilder. 

[onlyme]

It sucked.  I am glad I watched it on www.peekvid.com instead of paying at the theater

[Patrik15]

lol im watching it right now nice website...

[Quickerblade]

It sucked.  I am glad I watched it on www.peekvid.com instead of paying at the theater

thats a great find

[kiwiol]

I was half-way kidding with that last post, but the kid had a point. How exactly was the Rocky character any different than your typical over-the-hill athlete who can't let go of the fame and glory and move on with his life? What DID he have to prove? His story about wanting to keep things small was absurd. He was the two time world champion. If he gets back in the ring in any way, it's gonna be news.

I knew you were kidding in part, but I still don't see what you're getting at. You seem to have missed the point and in fact, have a wrong perspective on the storyline. Rocky never did anything to try to increase his popularity nor hide it when it was recognised. He felt he had 1 fight left in him and given that he wanted to go against a much younger guy in his prime, it is quite commendable. BTW, I personally don't think it was due to some petty reason like wanting to gain popularity.

Plus, he just seemed to want to have a good bond with his son, who was pissed off at life in general cause he was always given recognition only in reference to his very public figure of a dad, whose shadow he could never (seem to) grow out of. In other words, the boy was sick of not being given recognition as a different, unique individual with his own life and identity, which he (erroneously) blamed his dad for and hated him for it. Which is why when he tells Rocky that he was sick of being his shadow, Rocky tells him that such is life in which nothing is given and that you've got to fight for everything and that he (the boy) would need to forge his own path and walk through it, rather than point fingers or blame so and so for his failure(s) in life (at least, up until then).