rocky balboa movie review

2006s ROCKY BALBOA the sixth film in. Yet perhaps that is why it is so extraordinary that may prove to stand aside.

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The sixth and final review in the Rocky series.

. Like its forerunners it goes the distance almost in spite of itself. Surprisingly Rocky Balboa is no embarrassment. Rocky Balboa is a 2006 American sports drama film written directed by and starring Sylvester Stallone.

Looking back at the Sylvester Stallone pugilist franchise from the end of the line. Sylvester Stallone wrote directed and stars in this knockout sixth go-round in the ring cycle in which the never-say-die. Of course Rocky Balboa IS a boxing movie so viewers should not be surprised by any brutality during the obligatory boxing match.

Rocky Balboa is not an action. ROCKY is a rather simple story about a simple guy who trains in a simple way and falls in love with a simple woman. An unexpectedly great movie ROCKY BALBOA is the sixth movie in the series.

The story opens with Rocky Sylvester Stallone grieving the loss of his wife and struggling with his relationship. Dove rates movies on behalf of the family audience based. The film which features Stallone as underdog boxer.

They befriend each other and Rocky who despite his efforts seems to be somewhat estranged from his son Milo Ventimiglia who is a regular on Heroes becomes a father figure to Maries. Rocky Balboa The Sixth entry in Sylvester Stallones ring cycle pulls off the unique cinematic feat of being totally terrible and completely brilliant at the same time. Rocky Balboa United States 2006 A movie review by James Berardinelli.

Its all heart and no credibility except as a raw-boned fable. 1 hr 42 mins.

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