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- Rocky IV premiered in Los Angeles on November 21, 1985, and was theatrically released in the United States by MGM/UA on November 27. The film received mixed reviews, with criticism for its predictable screenplay and praise for Drago's credibility as a villain.
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Roger Ebert November 27, 1985. Tweet. Now streaming on: Powered by JustWatch. The "Rocky" series is finally losing its legs. It's been a long run, one hit movie after another, but "Rocky IV" is a last gasp, a film so predictable that viewing it is like watching one of those old sitcoms where the characters never change and the same situations ...
40% 52 Reviews Tomatometer 79% 250,000+ Ratings Audience Score After reclaiming the boxing championship title, Rocky Balboa (Sylvester Stallone) plans to retire and live with his wife, Adrian...
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469 Reviews. Hide Spoilers. Sort by: Filter by Rating: Forget the politics and this is one of the most entertaining films ever made. baumer 22 September 1999. In 1976, a phenom was born.
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By Zaki Hasan
Updated: Nov 12, 2021 2:20 pm
Posted: Nov 12, 2021 2:00 pm
Rocky IV: Rocky vs. Drago -- The Ultimate Director's Cut will be available on digital and On-Demand Nov. 12.
Thirty-six years ago this month, Rocky IV hit theaters and sent the iconic Italian Stallion (Sylvester Stallone) to Russia to avenge the in-ring death of his pal Apollo Creed (Carl Weathers) at the hands of Soviet pugilist Ivan Drago (Dolph Lundgren). Arriving in the midst of “peak Stallone” (the star’s Rambo: First Blood, Part II was a smash hit that same year), Rocky IV always sat uncomfortably with the rest of series, both thanks to its MTV-inspired editing style and the intrusion of rah-rah jingoism into what had been a fairly apolitical series up to that point.
Even as it was derided critically, Rocky IV took in a very healthy $300 million at the global box office and earned a permanent place in the annals of “so bad it’s good” 1980s kitsch. One would think this “glass half full” reception would have been enough for Rocky’s creator, but clearly it never sat well for Stallone. And more than three decades later, the writer-director-star hit the edit bay again to see if he couldn’t fine tune his most commercially successful Rocky movie –– and shock of shocks, he’s done it!
Heck, even Dolph Lundgren’s bad guy boxer Ivan Drago gets a few extra moments here, which one imagines came at least partly from Stallone having revisited the character in his script for 2018’s Creed II and seen an opportunity, separate from Cold War fervor, to make him a bit more than a monosyllabic man-mountain. Not to say Drago is suddenly deliv...
Aided by 36 years of hindsight, Sylvester Stallone has gifted fans a version of Rocky IV fitting more seamlessly from a thematic and stylistic perspective with the rest of the series (including the recent Creed films). The theatrical Rocky IV will always have a special place in the hearts of those viewing it with nostalgia-colored lenses (including...
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Nov 27, 1985 · 468 User reviews. 133 Critic reviews. 40 Metascore.
The film received mixed reviews, with criticism for its predictable screenplay and praise for Drago's credibility as a villain.
