"Rocky 6: Forever King of Fighters" represents the end of the "Rocky" series. Stallone also dedicated the last boxing match of "Rocky" in the film, drawing for this hero who has influenced several generations. A complete period. This film is not only the realization of personal value, but also represents a kind of emotion that can resonate. The audience can find their own shadow from him. Rocky's son Robert himself also represents a very typical group of young people, who are trying hard to get out of the pressure and shadow of their parents' lives. Robert knew that he might never be able to surpass his father's achievements, so he chose to leave and escape. Rocky understands that his son is very difficult to grow up because of his fame, but he also wants Robert to understand that this world is so frustrated and filthy, they will keep knocking you to the ground until you can't stand up again, and This is the idea that the film wants to convey. So the practical significance of the film is quite obvious.
Rocky Balboa evaluation action
2021-10-22 14:31
Extended Reading
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Alvina 2022-03-23 09:01:33
Brother, you have become a god, you can do this. . And the brain-dead P is brain-dead wherever you go.
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Merle 2022-04-21 09:01:35
It's very true, to release the anger, unhappiness, and grievances in your heart. In this world, it is a very respectable behavior to be able to release yourself through the right path. It is rare. Finally, I pay tribute to Stallone. A few days ago, after rewatching Iron Armored Steel Fist, I heard from a film review that Rocky 6 was good. I saw it today, and indeed, as a sports documentary about boxing, it is very good!
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Rocky Balboa: Hey yo, champ. Aren't you a little scared?
Mason 'The Line' Dixon: I don't get scared.
[walks away]
Rocky Balboa: [turns and walks away with his son] You know, I think you try harder when you're scared... That's when it's worked best for me.
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Rocky Balboa: [repeated line]
Rocky Balboa: Yo, how you doin'?