It’s up their for me probably my second or third favorite Rocky behind 1 and maybe 2 at most
He stopped the Cold War
Here's a great 80's tribute video... a must watch if you grew up in the 80's!
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It’s up their for me probably my second or third favorite Rocky behind 1 and maybe 2 at most
He stopped the Cold War
The_Hillsta
Neva missin a beat
Breh....Had my son singin this shyt
RIP da Gawdfatha
Hold up yall... we can't talk about Rocky 4 and not post the classic movie montage and the song "There's No Easy Way Out" from Rocky 4.
I was born in 84 so I remember all of this but I dont think I watched them in the 80s tho.
to @Pedro Negro on that sax music. First movie I thought about was Lost Boys. I die laughing everytime I see this dude
to @Pedro Negro on that sax music. First movie I thought about was Lost Boys. I die laughing everytime I see this dude
Rocky had a reflective moment in every movie. One of the best and most consistent pieces of cinematic film in history
Rocky had a reflective moment in every movie. One of the best and most consistent pieces of cinematic film in history
... so true. In every Rocky movie he had that moment were he had to really sit back and reflect on some serious shyt and a hit song just happen to be playing in the background while he was thinking about it. 
Man....I'm older than all y'all
I remember in elementary school, thinking radiation was in the sky because of chernobyl
I watched the school teacher blow up on the Challenger space shuttle IN CLASS
Every decade was great and unique up until 2000.
After the internet and 9/11, it was a wrap. The US jumped the shark
I remember in elementary school, thinking radiation was in the sky because of chernobyl
I watched the school teacher blow up on the Challenger space shuttle IN CLASS
Every decade was great and unique up until 2000.
After the internet and 9/11, it was a wrap. The US jumped the shark
zayk35
Superstar
Born in 78....remember the 80s vividly....but as you get older you realize every generation romanticizes their childhood. Even the great depression generation
xXOGLEGENDXx
Superstar
The 80s was the most flashy and yet the most forgettable decade at the same time
SnowflakesByTheOZ
Sorry, that's another B
Even though I was born 92, loved this.
EDIT : Now I gotta see a 90's tribute
EDIT : Now I gotta see a 90's tribute
Pedro Negro
Reefer & Sneakers
I was born in 84 so I remember all of this but I dont think I watched them in the 80s tho.
I've seen Lost Boys more than enough times and don't think I ever noticed this dude