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Sylvester Stallone, Talia Shire, Burt Young, Carl Weathers, Brigitte Nielsen, Tony Burton, Michael Pataki, Dolph Lundgren, Al Bandiero, Dominic Barto (więcej)VOD (4)
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Rocky Balboa (Sylvester Stallone) jest mistrzem świata w wadze ciężkiej, ale rosnąć w siłę zaczął mu nowy rywal: Drago (Dolph Lundgren), mierzący ponad 190 cm i ważący 120 kg zawodnik, który ma wsparcie Związku Radzieckiego. Rocky trenuje na Syberii, gdzie przygotowuje się do pojedynku w samym sercu Moskwy, który ma być do tego transmitowany na całym świecie. Do tego wyzwania nic jest jednak w stanie go przygotować. Bohater będzie musiał walczyć do samego końca, nie tylko broniąc siebie, ale również honoru swego kraju. (HBO)
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The only quality episode, with the exception of the first movie. Although we see the same thing here for the fourth time, it’s only the second time it’s worked. But if this wasn’t enough for movie-goers in the Czech Republic, we get extra delight in the form of Czech dubbing that rightly has a cult following. The Czech language voice-over of “No Easy Way Out" is particularly satisfying! A hot candidate for the worldwide most laughable dubbing award. As an added bonus we get “artsy" editing and the seriously excellent training sequence. But don’t go looking for any logic in Rocky VI. It’s simply a cult movie and a perfect guilty pleasure. One of my most favorite ever.
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Nostalgia’s a bitch. I loved this movie when I was little; an irresistibly naive echo of the Cold War. It's impossible not to root for an American who has to lift a log and run across a snowy landscape to train, as opposed to a Russian who is groomed by a team of physiotherapists in top-notch conditions. I almost felt like pulling out the American flag and cheering Sly on at the top of my lungs :)
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When I look back on the match in the USSR or even just reading some of the reviews here quoting lines directly from the movie, a chill runs down my spine, and it's the right moment to forget words like "propaganda". The long flashback while driving the car, the training in the snow, Drago destroying equipment in the gym, and somewhere in the back of my head a voice telling me that cheering like this is something I should perhaps do at the age of twelve, not in my thirties. The most bombastic and deservedly the best installment of the series.
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Probably the best part of the whole series. The essence of Rocky. Ivan Drago unorthodox, evil, strict. The atmosphere is beautifully retro, from the eighties. The soundtrack is brilliant, every song is a hit like crazy. Besides, it's all very simple, straightforward, and the plot benefits greatly from it, therefore it has a significant influence on the following parts. I really enjoyed this part. "When he died, he died"
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Seeing this film again after several years is an experience that can’t be forgotten. Rocky IV is the epitome of everything that we loved about the action movies of the 1980s. Good man of steel vs. bad man of steel, good America vs. bad Russia and, if you like, the power of the pure spirit of nature vs. the power of modern technology. There’s revenge for the friend who had been killed, intensive training and a final fight that is so packed with energy that you you want to get up and start throwing punches. Dozens of films at that time offered all of this, but few could serve it all up with such scope and showmanship, and in such a dynamic music-video-style package as Rocky IV.
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