He's back...Rocky Balboa! (Rocky VI)

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Instead of Rocky coming back, they should have had him training his son to fight...then have Rocky die in the middle of the movie, with his son left to carry on the legacy...call himself Rocky Balboa Jr....then he could fight Clubber Lang Jr, Apollo Creed Jr, Thunderlips Jr, Ivan Drago Jr.....
 
Brklyn345 said:
Instead of Rocky coming back, they should have had him training his son to fight...then have Rocky die in the middle of the movie, with his son left to carry on the legacy...call himself Rocky Balboa Jr....then he could fight Clubber Lang Jr, Apollo Creed Jr, Thunderlips Jr, Ivan Drago Jr.....

Now that is one plot i like! 😀
 
'balboa takin his depends diaper off and flinging it as his rival in a slow mo circling matrix type effect while yelling "yoooooooo adrian"!!!
 
Oh no!!! They've gone and killed off Adrian!!!

It wasn't immediately clear whether Talia Shire, who appeared in five previous "Rocky" films as the boxer's love interest, Adrian, will return in the sixth installment, said Stuart Herriot, a spokesman with Revolution Studios, which is co-producing the film.

"In the script, she did pass away, but it's unsure whether she might appear in a flashback or in older footage," Herriot said. "It's too early in the production to tell."

But, Herriot said, Burt Young is expected to return as Adrian's brother, Paulie.

Stallone received Academy Award nominations for starring in and writing "Rocky," and the 1976 MGM film won an Oscar for best picture, best director (John G. Avildsen) and best editing (Richard Halsey, Scott Conrad). The movie grossed $117.3 million at the domestic boxoffice, making Stallone a film star and creating one of cinema's most famous characters.

It also launched one of the most successful film series of all time. 1979's "Rocky II" grossed $85 million, and 1982's "Rocky III," which featured Mr. T, grossed $120.2 million. "Rocky IV," with Dolph Lundgren, made $125.4 million after its 1985 release. By the decade's close, however, audiences seemed to have tired of the character. "Rocky V," released in 1990, made only $40 million.

"Rocky Balboa" is the first film to be green-lit by MGM since it was acquired by Sony Corp
 
LOL! Hmmm......it'll be interesting to see him in tha ring after all these years!
 
Stallone will be pushing 60 next year.

I'm seriously going for his root. More power to Rocky!!
 
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