Title: Rocky Balboa

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Writer: Sylvester Stallone

Director: Sylvester Stallone

Year: 2006

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Actors: Sylvester Stallone, Burt Young, Antonio Tarver, Geraldine Hughes, and Milo Ventimiglia

Story: Rocky Balboa, is a 2006 film about thirty years after the ring of the first bell. Rocky Balboa comes out of retirement and dons his gloves for his final fight; against the reigning heavyweight champ Mason ‘The Line’ Dixon.

Plot: The movie starts out with Adrian’s death and Rocky mourning the anniversary of her death from ovarian cancer. He reminds himself of all the good times he spent with her, and they show a Rocky I flashback of the places he saw Adrian (ice rink, pet shop, Rocky’s front doorstep.)

Meanwhile, Mason “The Line” Dixon is the best “pound for pound” boxer at his prime and wants a competitive fight; something that is really challenging for him. Microsoft office 2016 for mac vl utility.

Rocky, in the mean time, is running his restaurant ‘Adrian’s.’ Rocky’s son (Robert) is dealing with the struggle of having a father like Rocky. He sees his now 60 year old father signing autographs and he feels like he is living in his shadow. The little girl that Rocky walked home in Rocky I has a cameo in this film. Her name is Marie and she is the woman in the trailer who is having life issues. Marie has a son named Steps who is later shown ringside in Rocky’s corner during the big fight.

Rocky has the urge to come out of retirement from boxing and passes all the medical/physical tests with flying colors. Initially the boxing commission denies him his boxing license due to his age but with a little convincing, he gets them to grant him his wish. Paulie loses his job at the meat factory and decides to help Rocky train. Rocky also hires Marie to work at his restaurant to help her get back on her feet. In the meantime, Mason “the line” Dixon trains and is interested about a computer simulation fight showing Rocky defeating him if the two fighters were to meet in their prime. Two of Mason’s promoters come in to talk to him and then go to Rocky’s restaurant to ask Balboa if he would consider fighting Mason. With a lot of convincing Rocky decides he will participate in the “exhibition” boxing match. He feels that he has a “beast inside of him” from of all his sorrow after Adrian died. Rocky gives Robert an amazing heartfelt speech explaining the importance of being an individual and not to be deterred by the actions/thoughts of others. Robert takes his father’s advice into consideration and quits his job so he can help his father train.

Duke, Apollo Creed’s old trainer who later trained Rocky, is also his trainer in the movie. He tells Rocky to rely on sheer blunt force trauma to succeed in the fight. Rocky’s age is a major factor in this decision. The training scene is intense, with a musical montage set to the “The Rocky” theme song. Duke brings Rocky back to his old form and he even runs up the stairs in typical Rocky fashion.

The fight is located in the beautiful Las Vegas desert. While in the hotel, Marie gives Rocky a picture of Adrian to commemorate her memory. Rocky and Robert head towards the ring and in route they happen to run into Mason in the backstage area. He pulls the two aside and tells Rocky that he won’t embarrass him unless he cheap shots him. Rocky lets Mason know that the old man still has a few tricks up his sleeve and says, “It ain’t over, til’ it’s over.”

Spider Rico sends Rocky a prayer while Paulie tells him to release his “beast” as they walk towards the ring. Rocky’s ring song is the “Rubber Tree Plant” cover by Frank Sinatra which enlightens the older folks in the crowd. Soon after, Mason comes out to the ring, they hit fists and the fight is on. The difference between this film and the previous Rocky films, is that it’s more authentic. It is shot by HBO PPV with the actual live commentary. The atmosphere is electric and the two fighters begin their descent into the dark abyss.

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In the first round, Rocky barely stays up but actually surprises a few people with a blow to Mason’s head. His luck runs out in the second round and he touches the canvas twice. Later in the fight Mason hurts his hand while landing a punch on Rocky. Balboa takes advantage of Mason’s miscue and begins his assault on the champion. Rocky knocks Mason down but the champ soon recovers. From that moment on the Rocky feel starts to kick in. The vibrant music plays and the rounds soar by with hay maker punches and blood flying across the canvas.

Rocky begins to punish Dixon during the closing rounds. The fight seems to be going his way but a hard right hand changes everything. Balboa touches the canvas and you hear Rocky’s voice in the background telling himself to get up and keep pushing forward. There is a brief flashback to Mickey (Rocky’s old trainer) giving him advice and Adrian ringside for his previous slugfests. It then shows Adrian’s roses on her headstone. The screen goes black. Rocky rises from the canvas and the “beast is unleashed.” He goes on a rampage with flying fists towards Mason Dixon. The two fighters go toe-to-toe throwing haymakers and the bell rings with both fighters standing. The Rocky theme music plays in a faster tempo and the crowd erupts for having witnessed the greatest fight of their lives. The boxers corners rush the ring and congratulate their fighters on a great match.

Rocky exits the ring with his corner men (music still playing) and heads toward the exit with the crowd chanting “ROCKY!” Mason stays in the ring and awaits the judge’s decision. Rocky heads out near the entrance and in the background you hear “…. and the winner, and still undefeated champion, Mason ‘The Line’ Dixon.” Rocky doesn’t stop and continues to shake hands with the crowd. The screen freezes on Rocky shaking a crowd member’s hand. This is symbolic with Rocky Balboa being “the people’s fighter.”

The final shot shows Rocky at Adrian’s tombstone reminiscing on how far they have gone. He went all the way and hoped she was happy. He believed winning wasn’t everything and just wanted prove his worth in life. He set out a goal, and did everything in his power to accomplish that goal. He then put roses on her tombstone and walked away. He stops for a brief second and you can see him wave to her. The screen fades to black and the credits roll.

Chronology: The film was presented in chronological order. This order helped make sense of the whole movie. In this movie it chronologically shows Rocky’s struggle dealing with the death of his wife. He has hidden aggression that he needs to release and does this the only way he knows how, which is to fight. This aesthetic method also gives Rocky the underdog status that makes any person want to cheer and root for him. The order of the film gives the audience a sense that they too struggled with him and want him to be able to accomplish the task of winning agains

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