Sly | Sylvester Stallone Documentary | Official Trailer | Netflix
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Meet the man behind the hero
For nearly 50 years Sylvester Stallone has entertained millions with iconic characters and blockbuster franchises, from Rocky to Rambo to The Expendables. This retrospective documentary offers an intimate look at the Oscar-nominated actor-writer-director-producer, paralleling his inspirational underdog-story with the indelible characters he has brought to life.
SUBSCRIBE: bit.ly/29qBUt7
About Netflix:
Netflix is one of the world's leading entertainment services with over 238 million paid memberships in over 190 countries enjoying TV series, films and games across a wide variety of genres and languages. Members can play, pause and resume watching as much as they want, anytime, anywhere, and can change their plans at any time.
Sly | Sylvester Stallone Documentary | Official Trailer | Netflix
/ @netflix
His love of film began as an escape from a rocky childhood. From underdog to Hollywood legend, Sylvester Stallone tells his story in this documentary.
Sly was like "Hey if Arnie can get a documentary then I can too!" Haha 😅Looks cool. Sly is definitely one of the best action stars of the 80s and 90s.
Don't forget Also an excellent screen play writer
Ahhh, you beat me to it. I was gonna reply with something similar.
My thoughts also
They were clearly being done almost at the same time given how close they were released. Netflix probably has several others in the making right now. I love them...it's the new VH1 behind the music...
The exact same thought was on my mind lol
I can safely say this man has played a huge part in making me the man I am today. My biggest inspiration and I can’t wait to learn more about his story
You need better role models, or a father
@@BIG_Z_69 What's wrong with it? Sylvester is a man who went from having nothing to having everything and a clear example of never giving up and pursuing your dreams no matter what others say.
u mean.. putin,,zenensky, or trump,, how about laden@@BIG_Z_69
What man u're now today
FYI, CHUCK WEPNER, an NJ boxing legend, the "Bayonne Bleeder," Inspired the legendary movie "Rocky" who fought all the greats of his era including the greatest of all time, MUHAMMAD ALI.
So many people forget that Sly is so much more than just an “action hero” he is an Actor, Producer, Director and Writer! He’s an absolute legend!
You claim
@@markuss4133it’s not a claim it’s Fact
@@johnnyboy7144 so, how do you know that people tend to forget that? I love when people writing stuff like this. Makes you feel smart i guess.
Most people forget there is a war in Ukraine going on... thats nothing but a claim. Something you thought.
Terrible actor , decent writer … rocky was in and Rambo was cringeworthy other than that nothing stands out …. Expendabled could h r been wrote by a 15 year old
@@markwilson3414 terrible actor but somehow got an Oscar nomination for Creed for his acting…. Tell us more genius
Because of Sly and Rocky I started working out when I was 12. Now 36 and never skipped a week. Great actor and writer but the best inspirer
I was thoroughly impressed by how intelligent this guy is. He speaks like a real filmmaker. The way he explained the deeper meaning behind Rambo and Rocky made perfect sense as to why both became so iconic. I watched the Schwarzenegger doccie as well and realized that Arnie was mostly a marketer... Sly however, was a real storyteller.
"It's just pictures of something that never existed". This sentence made me appreciate him more
For those who don't know the true story of his rise to fame, I truly hope they tell it here. That man is a living example of "if you believe it, you can achieve it"
FYI, CHUCK WEPNER, an NJ boxing legend, the "Bayonne Bleeder," Inspired the legendary movie "Rocky" who fought all the greats of his era including the greatest of all time, MUHAMMAD ALI.
I mean him and Arnie are cut from the same cloth.
Him and Luke Rockhold...
I heard a version of how he created Rocky by Tony Robbins. Impossible not to respect both of these gentlemen. Bottom line. Stop talkin and taking crap and get busy making a success of what little you were given and ignore the cowardly idiots
He literally admits at the end that millions of people with the same dreams get overlooked. Believing is not enough lol
I'm watching this now.
I've always loved Sly Stallone. I love his story and his passion. He's a great guy.
It’s a really good documentary
@JohnnyZBeatZ Yes, I love it.
Sly Stallone is my childhood. I watched Rocky from as young as I can remember.
Wow! This man opened up to those who he loves the most, his fans! Fans, that according to him filled the gap in his life. Brutally honest, saddening, refreshing. The man, the legend... Sly! I ❤ you bro! A 51 years old fan from Holland.
"I am in the hope business". Stallone is not only one of the greatest, if not the greatest action movie star in cinema history, but he is because of 'Rocky', one of the most inspiring people in the world, who inspired, encouraged, comforted and guided millions of young and old minds across the globe, to never give up and use exercise as a tool to instil confidence, positivity and good health in to your life. That is an extraordinary contribution! Thank you Sylvester Stallone!
Sly is the ultimate example of never giving up.
After watching Arnie's documentary I wanted to watch a Sly documentary so much. It's great Netflix release them back to back within the same year. These two guys are unmatched action icons.
Same
( lower case intentional) arnold lost my respect the day I heard him say, f*** your freedom..
@@Chellenesstvbaby
Stallone, Arnie, Van Damme, all inspired me to get motivated, go to the gym, try and be the good guy. Kids these days have Harry Styles, Tom Holland, Robert Patterson to look up to.. which is why the world is like it is.
💯
Before John Wick, there was Rambo.
f..k john wick, rambo is the beast
Rambo Better
John wick is dogshit
With Rambo you could actually learn something for your own life , John Wick its cool to watch but ehm.
LMFAO, John Wick, that sissy.
Rocky changed my life forever. Every time I come back to it I remember the type of man I’m supposed to be.
One of the most amazing docu's I've seen in a while. Sly really pours his heart out in this one. A great watch.
Greatest of all time!!!! There will never be another Sylvester Stallone🥊🥊
This is actually kinda dark iykyk
Greatest in what? lol😂
I'm SO GLAD he was a part of MY generation!
@@TalkToMe18570there will never be another Sylvester Stallone🔨🔨
@@TalkToMe18570yoo ka Mizo pui ka hmu hlawl mai
A lot of his incredible work and relentless dedication to acting, film and writing come as a result from the incredible pain from his relationship with his father. My heart was heavy when watching his struggle and high dysfunction from his father. Out of and from his great pain from his father came great filmmaking. His suffering as a child was not wasted. He stewarded his pain well to great entertainment for us. Sly needs to do a raw film regarding father son relationships. It’s in him he just doesn’t know it yet!!! Hope he does one
"These are just pictures of something that never existed." - Man that touched something deep inside me
Truth🙏
Sly is a legend, an icon, a master and a hero.
He made our childhood days golden.
kid kevin kirathe
hush .....or do you want my punch at 100mph to your nose??
🎯
A Stallone documentary like this is a dream come true!
I remember watching Rocky IV in the cinema. I'd never heard a cinema audience cheer or gasp like that before. Still listen to the soundtrack today. Felt lucky to have grown up in the era of some of the great action heroes on screen...
Phenomenal documentary. I loved learning about his relationship with his dad and his pain was a catalyst for his movies. The Rocky movies always have a powerful message about life. So many great quotes.
This is Must See- cannot wait - another ICON!!
I can still remember seeing "Rocky" at the cinema for the first time. I was 16 or 17 yrs old and I just couldn't believe what I was seeing. I don't think I have ever experienced such a visceral reaction to a movie as "Rocky". I loved the movie so much, I would walk out of one session, buy another ticket for the next session and walk back in and watch it all over again. I've lost count of how many times I've seen it. About a year ago a cinema in my area was playing a run of movies from the 70's upwards and I took two of my adult kids with me to see "Rocky" the way it was meant to be seen. On the big screen. A critic at the time of its release described seeing "Rocky" in the theatre as "akin to a religious experience". And he was right. Many years later my eldest daughter and her husband went to see "Creed" at the cinema while I babysat. They came back to my place and my daughter came up to me and said "Mum, I get it. I finally get it. I just smiled.
My dad was 16 in 1976 too. I discovered the Rocky movies during Quarantine. After years of dad trying to get me to watch them. And recently, we saw Creed 3 together!
@@manuelorozco7760 One of us! One of us!...😂
@@221BBakerStreet What’s that supposed to mean?
@@manuelorozco7760 I'm so sorry, it was meant as a joke. It was a reference to a line in an old 1932 movie called "Freaks". A beautiful trapeze artist gets a job at a circus/freak show. She finds out that one of the dwarfs had a lot of money, so she sucked him in to marrying her while at the same time carrying on an affair with the "Strong Man". The other freaks in the circus find out and decide to get revenge by turning her into a freak as well. When she's finally revealed at the end of the movie, all the freaks look at her and start chanting in this really creepy monotone, "One.. of.. us.. One..of.. us...
It's generally used to describe a situation where a person who is unfamiliar with something, finally gets to see things differently and so it's expected that that person will join everyone else. The rest of the group then start teasing him by saying "one of us"...one of us". There's an episode of "Big Bang Theory" where Howard says it to Sheldon for some reason. Also, just as a matter of interest, the movie "Freaks" was banned when it was first released because they used REAL "freaks" in the movie. There were two pinheads, a man who was just a torso, a bearded lady etc. People who saw it were horrified. It's almost impossible to find it now.
@@221BBakerStreet I thought you were referring to another movie. Something more recent. But what was your intention?
The older he gets the more inspiring he becomes. Looks like a great documentary.
That is true but I wish that he had allowed himself to age gracefully. His plastic surgery looks horrendous.
@@Saintinthecity-wh9nl Other than having botox injections for wrinkles etc. his face doesn't look any different than it ever has. You're literally one of a billion people who said he looks facially horrible lol. Most 77 year old men look like shit, especially compared to the days of their prime and youth. If anything, Sly needed surgery to fix his droopy lip. Unfortunately that's an irreversible condition he's stuck with.
Just watched this documentary.
WOW! I have such a respect and admiration for him. The ending left me with watery eyes.
Great man and very intelligent.
Sly is my hero. His life and characters kept me fighting in life, school, work, fitness, finding my wife, becoming a Director, pursuing acting, since I saw Rocky in high school...and still does today. I was an extra in Creed 2 and tried to meet him, but there may be a chance another day. So glad to be alive on earth during this time to be inspired by him. My boys, 7 and 4, are already inspired by his Rocky training montages.
I am so excited for this, usually we celebrate an actor/actress once they are gone, and rarely celebrate them while they are still here.
It is nice to see someone appreciated while they are still alive, and not a dedication film!
R.I.P. Burt Young aka Paulie from Rocky movies.
It's the right thing to do, to give him the rights for Rambo, Rocky. It's his legacy. His name's legacy. The courage, will, motiviation and strength to go forward that we received from his movies is because of him.
As a teenager in the 80”s Stallone & Schwarzenegger were the ones I admired most at the cinema, no actors come anywhere near their calibre now. Both are a true inspiration of fighting for what you want. Can’t wait for the Sly series!!!
Please don’t forget Chuck Norris!
For me, Rocky was also great, not only because of Stallone's acting/writing, but also because of Bill Conti's music in that film. I'm not sure the move does as well without that. Nevertheless, it's obvious that Stallone is a film icon.
No doubt about that! I hate to sound unpopular but Rocky 3 and 4 are the best
@@manuelorozco7760No, they're not
@@jesseowenvillamor6348 To each their own
I don't know if it is a coincidence or what. I started watching Rocky just 3 days before ,today i saw Rocky 3 tonight i will go for 4. I really can't tell which one is the best among them. But such great movies with fantastic music. I am hooked to eye of the tiger❤
@@randompie5558 Rocky 1 is the best
Stallone deserves a serious analysis and recognition of his work. Long overdue and I can't wait.
Jean Claude Van Damme better be next in getting a Documentary after this! 😂
Looks great. Im 46 and ive been a massive fan of Stallone since i was 5 years old. Sometimes the word legend is passed around to easily. This man is without doubt a living legend. Cant wait to watch it.
This man has TRULY an inspirational life story.
I'm not a big fan of his movies but this documentary was beyond excellent and I found the ending to be very moving. Highly recommended!
*Im thankful to him. He is one of the main reasons why i started working out. An icon of our generation*
Can’t wait to see Talia Shire talk about him
Why doesn’t this have more likes? I totally agree!
Same!
Didn’t she die right before he met Apollo‘s son?
Don't wait
@@dieterh.9342 no. She died in 2002 4 years before Rocky 6
Seeing Talia Shire included brings a smile to my face❤❤......"Yo Adrian, we did it"😢
It was two weeks ago, my almost 11-year-old son wanted to watch Rocky for the first time. Something I had been waiting for for 10 years came true and it was magical 🍿🐎
Sly made his life a wonderful piece of ART and made his art a wonderful piece of LIFE.
Rocky and Rambo will live FOREVER in people's heart.
He is probably one of the best actors ever, I love his rocky movies, so classic.
it's heartwarming to see that arnie and sly were once at each other's throat and now are so encouraging and supportive of each other.
Sylvester Stallone is one of the best script writers of all times and a great actor as well 💪 Also excellent director 👏 I admire him since I was a kid. He is one of the greats✊👍
He is a F***ing LEGEND. I love him so much. Growing as a kid and watching his movies, he become like a hero to me. Actually, the first movie a went to see in theatres when I was 11 years old, was THE SPECIALIST. It blew my mind, and Sharon Stone in it too.
Movie legend, grew up watching his movies... Arnie... Cruise... Stallone, true Hollywood Legends of the 80s and still.
Sylvester Stallone has always been one of my favourite actors in Hollywood. I'm a huge fan of his exceptional acting,. He is actually a multi-talented artist. He is an Incredible actor, a great director, a genius screenwriter and above all a successful producer. As a matter of fact, We've all grown up watching his extraordinary films. He is truly an inspiration for me. He has worked really hard to achieve this magnificent success. He's still the living legend. Lots of love and respect for him from Solapur. We'll always love him.
I couldn't have said it any better man.
He is a hero. I used to think that he wasn't as good an actor as, say Pacino or Brando, but I was wrong. He put his heart and soul into his work, and became a legend.
Rocky (1976) is my favorite film of all time. I have a Funko Pop collection and Sly’s figure in Rocky III is front and center. I’m 24, quite young, but I was introduced to 80’s action flicks since I was very little; Sly has always been one of my favorite actors. Can’t wait to watch this.
*Gonna Fly Now Intensifies*
I discovered Hollywood movies when I was 8 years old through 2 absolute legends!: Arnie & Sly!
Was completely robbed of the Oscar for his role in Creed. Regardless of whether the character had been done enough or not, he was great. Absolutely one of the best of all time.
Forget creed, his performance in Rocky Balboa was just as good and he wasn’t awarded anything for that either.
For me, the biggest snub from the Academy Awards was for his role as the partially deaf, overweight Sheriff "Freddy Heflin" in the movie "Cop Land". In case you haven't seen it, he was the Sheriff of an area in New Jersey who really idolised all the cops who worked big cases in New York, most of whom lived in the area where he was the Sheriff. He didn't get a chance to work in New York because of his poor hearing. The other cops though never treated him with any respect. They kind of patronised him and mocked him behind his back. But gradually Freddy comes to learn that all the cops he thought he admired and looked up to, were actually all corrupt and may have been involved in a murder and a cover-up. Freddy knows he has to step up and investigate. He inevitably finds the evidence he needs but by then the cops know Freddy is on to them and so come together to get rid of Freddie. But they MASSIVELY underestimated Freddy's determination to make things right. The thing is though, Stallone could have gone full Rambo on these cops if he wanted to but instead, he stayed true to the character. He lumbered around, looked a bit awkward holding his weapon, was straining to hear things going on because he was deaf etc. But oh my Lord...the final confrontation at the end between Freddy and the cops, which was basically just an old fashioned shoot out, was one of the best gun fight scenes I've seen in modern film in my humble opinion. Gave me "Magnificent Seven" vibes. Stallone was AMAZING as Freddie. He held his own against actors like Robert DeNero, Ray Liotta and Michael Rapaport. HE SHOULD HAVE WON AN OSCAR PEOPLE!!!
@@221BBakerStreet seen it multiple times. It’s really great. I agree with everything you’ve said. As a life long fan of Sly this is what I have learnt. A LOT of people don’t like him. They think he is like Rocky from the first movie. That he’s stupid and can’t articulate himself well, but he’s made countless other movies where he speaks just fine. His acting was so good in Rocky they actually think that’s who he is, so when people say he can’t act it pisses me off to no end because it’s not based on objective relay. It’s subjective opinion from people who simply don’t like him.
He’s a very macho, masculine guy, has a really deep voice and clearly has a set of principles he believes in with the roles he takes and the way he’s lived his life in regards to health and nutrition, training etc.
He obviously runs people the wrong way because a lot of people still hold the believe you can’t have muscle and be intelligent. Not only is he in shape, he’s extremely intelligent and well spoken.
The dude is super talented, writes, directed, acts, produces. Many people who have worked with him say he is so knowledgeable about many different topics.
I’ve even read comments by people claiming to be “fans” but then the next sentence saying he can’t act. wtf?
He has a lot of prestigious awards given to him by people who clearly think he’s very good at what he does.
Sure, Johnny Depp is a great actor, lots of great actors. But most people cannot and will not do what he has done. Most people would not willingly subject themselves to that level of danger or training.
People just hate because they can. I’m sure there are many 40 to 50 years old men who are fat, out of shape or skinny and never been the gym once in there life or lifted a weight that hate everything he represents.
They are too stupid to realise underneath the exterior is a lot of intelligence.
I think because of his voice, the way he looks and his body it makes a lot of people feel insecure.
@@221BBakerStreet Get Carter is also coming to Netflix the same week and this documentary. I love that film I think it’s also very underrated. Sly feels the same way about it also. I love his look in that movie.
@@axelstone3131 I also agree with everything you said. I grew up around the same time when he was being criticised as a "one hit wonder" and his movies would always get a bad review. Some probably deserved it, "Stop or my Mom Will Shoot" is a good example. But even at a young age I predicted that he would achieve fame doing niche films like "Rambo", "Cliffhanger" and "Demolition Man" (action movies basically) until he got to an age where it just wasn't feasible to keep doing those kinds of movies. It'd be then that he'd lose his ego, and fully commit to playing really interesting "characters" with a story to tell. I believe he's got his best work ahead of him to be honest. Btw, have you ever seen the original version of "Get Carter"?
My absolute hero , I love this guy . ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY
A must watch. Thanks Sly for being part of our lives!
I love him in almost all of his movies, but Copland will always be my favorite. A completely different character that showed me that he had real talent. I wish he had done more movies like Copland.
he was great in Copland!
Epic in that
Yes to Copland...a remarkable movie and performance..
Rambo first blood the ending showcased his acting. Aswell as in rocky the scene where mickey shows up to his apartment those two scenes are spectacular.
Now we need one with JCVD.
Excellent, I could see the hero showing his fears and his weaknesses because he manages to overcome them like Rocky or Rambo who always manages to overcome adversity and there is a saying that the adversities of life forge men to break records. I'm glad you made peace with your father, Sly. You know friend, I identify when you talk about rejection. God bless you my friend, Sly.
Watched the Arnold documentary, now its time to watch Sylvester's documentary! Bring it on!
I'm so glad to have witnessed this amazing artist's work.
People who didn't live through it, will never know what it was like to hear those opening horns of the Rocky theme. It was EVERYWHERE. When that movie came out, for YEARS people were humming that tune and screaming "Adrienne!" everywhere you went. And then...Mr. T! The Mr. T era, jeez. And then Rambo! It was just a wild time.
And if you saw him with "Fonzi" in Lords of Flatbush, or had seen DeathRace 2000, you knew his face--so to watch this guy explode was wild. Even as a little guy, I could see it was not normal. Years later, as I came to understand he had WRITTEN so much-my mind was blown, and I respected the guy. And then to breath new life into an aging action star with the Expendables, was also a surprise. You just gotta respect him. So it's a BUMMER to get old, but when you look at what spot in time you lived through, it's not so bad.
Rocky is an amazing script. It should have gotten an Oscar.
A legend and a treasure. Can't wait. The Arnold doc was good
I don’t think people today realize how unbelievable this man was. He created a best picture at such a young age all by himself.
He was the OG that Damon and Ben Affleck only better
Damon and Affleck actually STOLE their rise to fame screenplay (look it up) so NOTHING compared to Sly !!!
@@ZB1536 yeah I’ve heard that too. Not that they “stole” it necessarily but a famous director/screenwriter was a ghostwriter on most of the movie (can’t remember who atm). But he denied it so I guess we’ll never know but Sly did it all on his own is the main point here 🥊
This is one celebrity documentary I can't wait to see. Sly is awesome, the king of manifestation.
Growing up, Sly to me was the most bad-ass coolest dude ever. Can't wait for this.
Sly won me over at a very early age . While I was 6 or 7. In the early 90s. He has an aura and a charm about him that’s hard to explain but you feel it every time he is on screen.
He has given us all so much worked ridiculously hard and deserves every single dollar and accolade I wish him and his family great health and happiness.
OMG!!!! I'll get my Netflix again just to see this! Love him! "I'm in the hope business!!!" 🙌🏽🙌🏽
Masterpiece. Our childhood heroes are getting old and it's so sad 😢
I've been an Artist for 42 yrs.
I have admired Sylvester Stallone for the great movies. His talent is brilliant. 😀
It's profound how one remarkable individual can bring so much immeasurable joy, inspiration, escapism and hope to countless people. Thank you for all the memories Sly!
The Italian stallion. Would surely watch it upon release
I watched whole thing just now it was so good truly an icon especially his legendary characters rocky and Rambo forever will be remembered just let alone one character it’s hard to make it iconic but Sly made it he is truly a gem a legend not easy to be main protagonist in physical action and direct it at the same time specially in his age now! If some you guys haven’t seen it I recommend it.
My childhood hero. 80s kid here and so excited to watch this. Stallone is a genius.
He's definitely my hero. I'm a huge Arnie guy but man, Sly's movies certainly hit different after awhile.
I think it's great this comes out right after Arnold's docu. I grew up with Rocky & Rambo and not with The Terminator, now I get to know Arnold's ethic as a bodybuilder and a persona. They're both legends, I love that they're buddies after all this time, the world needs more of that.
After the legendary Arnold, here comes the another epic saga of my favorite Sly. I admire both of them. Thank you Netflix 😍❣
Can't wait to see this documentary. Sly has been one of my favourite actors since i watched Rambo when I was 7. I cried at the end of the movie hearing him pour his heart out. The same happened when i watched Rocky a few weeks later. I get he isn't the most versatile actor, and loads of people give him a hard time, but he has been my fav since I discovered his movies. I was heartbroken when Sage passed away for Sly. He' been in over 100 movies and there's not that many I didn't enjoy. If i could meet any actor in the world it would Sly.
Sly is such a legend!
And he did porn
@@Seetha-Golden2:30 what for real wich movie
Here I am wondering how a trailer turned into a motivational speech. The guy is an inspiration for people on so many levels.
One thing I can say for sure. There will never be another time period like the 80’s and the action stars during that time period.
The 1980s, the excellent music, movies, over the top clothes! The era of Sly & Arnold! It certainly was the Best of Times! I miss the 1980s!
His story like a miracle of life. I waited that movie a long time.
Just watched the documentary and I have a new respect for this legend. He is so much more than what many of us knew. He made it inspite of adversity ❤❤❤❤❤
What an inspiration this man is. Appreciate him more and more.
wow waited decades for this..another great docu after arnold's...cant wait 2 watch..2 legends one not less than the other from my time..what a life..both inspiration even now...class
Sly, I just want to say, sir, you are a real inspiration of cinema actor, and i have big admiration for you....respect !
What a legend, Stallone is absolutely one of my favorite Actors, Writers and Directors of all time.
I'm glad to have grown up on a lot of his works. Hard work and persistence can pay off if you're willing to take the hits and keep getting back up to move foward!
He’s always been one of my favorite actors since I was a kid 80’s as a adult now I really do admire him greatly!!!
If I could talk to sly after watching this documentary I would want to tell him that Rocky 5 is by far my favorite of all his movies and has been from the first time I ever saw it and it truly impacted my life as a young boy and again as a young man and now as a father and husband. I just watched it about a month ago for the who knows how manyeth time lol. But this time with my son who is about the same age as I was the first time I saw it and also the same age as Sage in the movie and all I can say is THANKS Sly, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ROCKY 5!!!!!!!
Great documentary -- highly recommend it.
"Life is addition up until age 40, and after that it's subtraction."
At 44 and starting to see many close to my age pass away....that one hit home for me.
I grew up at a time when Sly was a punchline, a celebrity known for his endless sequels who was on every major impressionist's Rolodex. It wasn't until I researched his career - and saw how much of it he made happen based on sheer will, at a time when he had less than nothing - that I truly came to admire and respect him.
I feel it is very inspiring to see a man like Sylvester Stallone be as persistent as he can. He knew that he was never going to give up. It feels like an awesome attitude he has. I feel persistence is the best attitudes one can have. Thank you, Sylvester Stallone ❤
4 am .. he wakes up .. 'drinks' 5 eggs ... does some streching .. and goes for a running ... The city sleeps .. Piano 'n Violins on the background ... Newspaper guys r getting ready ...
This scene will be there in our hearts till humans are wiped out from this planet ...
Whenever you feel "all end" ... Watch that scene and Start a new fresh .. it won't let you die ...
Love you , Sly ...
Awesome. Both Mr Stallone and Schwarzenegger are truly inspiring. Their stories are just unbelievable
What an inspiration this guy has been to me my whole life!! I’m in my 40s now but what a testament to going the distance Sly has been. I hope you feel satisfied Sir of a movie career that has motivated millions for decades. Thanks for keep punching 👊🏻
I remember chilling in the living room watching reruns of his movies with my dad when I was just a little kid back in the late '90s. Good times!
He's a true inspiration.
He really made the best of what he was dealt in life, he became not only successful but a man with a conscience and a man with integrity. He could easily had become a criminal with the violence that he had to deal with growing up.