Rocky (8/10) Movie CLIP - Training Montage (1976) HD
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Rocky's (Sylvester Stallone) intense training pays off as he ascends the steps and overlooks the City of Brotherly Love.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Rocky Balboa (Sylvester Stallone), a Philadelphia boxer, is but one step removed from total bum-hood. A once-promising pugilist, Rocky is now taking nickel-and-dime bouts and running strongarm errands for local loan sharks to survive. Even his supportive trainer, Mickey (Burgess Meredith), has given up on Rocky. All this changes thanks to Muhammad Ali-like super-boxer Apollo Creed (Carl Weathers). With the Bicentennial celebration coming up, Creed must find a "Cinderella" opponent for the big July 4th bout -- some unknown whom Creed can "glorify" for a few minutes before knocking him cold. Rocky Balboa was not the only Cinderella involved here: writer/director Sylvester Stallone, himself a virtual unknown, managed to sell his Rocky script (one of 35 that he'd written over the years) on the proviso that he be given the starring role. Since the film was to be made on a shoestring and marketed on a low-level basis, the risk factor to United Artists was small. For Stallone, this was a make-or-break opportunity -- just like Rocky's million-to-one shot with Apollo Creed. Costing under a million dollars, Rocky managed to register with audiences everywhere, earning back 60 times its cost. The film won several Academy Awards, including Best Picture.
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TM & © MGM (1976)
Cast: Burgess Meredith, Sylvester Stallone
Director: John G. Avildsen
Producers: Robert Chartoff, Gene Kirkwood, Irwin Winkler
Screenwriter: Sylvester Stallone
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One of the most iconic scenes in Film history
Yea it is.
Dang right
Duh, of course
It’s iconic but I would put it after “I am your father”
Hareesh Sugumar U Mean No, I Am Your Father. Madela Effect
True story.....guy who threw him orange was working at the market......They kept it in the film
Awesome! There were so many cool and improvised scenes in this movie!
It's a really cool situation they had. They probably didn't reserve that location, so when you see all those people turning to look at Rocky, they were probably looking at the film crew. It was a smart move that added to the momentum the montage was building for Rocky.
dude, all the recordings were improvised! and sometimes without permissions :D
@@ArcticZombie of course, but thats how low budget movie production is based on :) and sometimes its not the issue that is not illegal, it may be even legal but you have only permission for recording but not for closing streets :)
Bullshit
Fun Fact: Most of the scenes of Rocky jogging through Philadelphia were shot guerrilla-style, with no permits, no equipment, and no extras. The shot where he runs past the moored boat for example, the crew were simply driving by the docks, and John G. Avildsen saw the boat, and thought it would make a good visual, so he had Sylvester Stallone simply get out of the van and run along the quays, while Avildsen himself filmed from the side door. A similar story concerns the famous shot of Rocky jogging through the food market. As he runs, the stall keepers and the people on the sidewalks can clearly be seen looking at him in bemusement. While this works in the context of the film to suggest they're looking at Rocky, in reality, they had no idea why this man was running up and down the road being filmed from a van. During this scene, the famous shot where the stall owner throws Rocky an orange was completely improvised by the stall owner, who had no idea that a movie was being filmed and that he would be in it.
crazy how they were just making the movie AS they went along, and it still turned out better than any hollywood set lol
@@luigiwiiUU They don't make'em like this anymore
Philly people.
@@416Raps the laws gotten stricter with more companies being taken into hold of illegal filming, simply put low budget movies can't be given a chance like rocky with big studios cause they have to be cautious
True fact!
If you look at the locations that Rocky is running in Philly, he goes from the industrial rail yards, thru the Italian market, to the canal, to the docks, and then winds back around to the Museum of Art. That's like 10 miles total distance. Pretty damn good ,especially when he starts sprinting at the end and powers up those steps.
Actually 30 miles. It was confirmed
The fact that he did it all in Converse high tops too astonishes me the most. Because of the harder soles it's best to run backwards when running long distance in Converses so you can go back to the shoe store and get a better pair of running shoes.
u know these places?
it’s cool cuz every time i go there i see people sprinting to the top and raising their arms when they get there
From north to south philly back to center city
Rocky running up the steps to the Museum in Philadelphia has to be one of the most iconic movie scenes ever
@@timbir why would you ever ruin a classic?
Rush gameing nah
Timbir no thanks
Referenced in Shazam
And also the fact he wore Converse while doing so.
is he running up those steps in converse? even more legendary
Yes, yes he is.
I don't know why but like him running with convers on.
Yeah! Lol i have some!
+Deenah Levin vans are better
Yes, he sure is!!! I am currently wearing the same color Converse!
Converse were actually used for basketball and other sports but times have changed
The story of Rocky is not about winning or losing. It’s about not quitting on yourself.
The epitome of Teddy Roosevelt’s “The Man in the Arena” quote.
yeah its about seeing things through, hope, and failing on your own terms.
"Going in one more round when you don't think you can, makes a difference in your life."
my chemotherapy is going right now & this line "Getting strong now, won't be long now" hits very strong.
Hey man, stay strong, you are gonna beat this thing.
you will kill this thing bro, keep going and keep fighting. Peace man.
May God bless you man, keep on, and wish you have a nice Christmas!
Keep it on, champion! Don't forget to listen "Final Bell" when You finnally beat cancer! ♥️
@@bah6422 thanks bro...I used to listen to it.
i live in texas. im a lifelong Rocky/stallone fan. last week i visited philadelphia for the first time. my primary goal was to see the statue and run the steps. i did, and it was awesome. literally 15 min later, my friends and i are in downtown philly at a redlight and we spot Stallone on the street and i hop out and am able to get a pic with him. What are the odds of that?
Very very.slim
Jason X That’s... Once in a lifetime opportunity, as if fiction meets reality for a second xD
But Stallone lives in Beverly Hills
@@TylerMcCann-Barnes true but it does not stop him to walk in Philly street..
Becoming Godsize Perhaps
This scene probably did wonders for the business of the Philadelphia museum of Art
it has bagillians of tourists running up and down it non stop
until they removed it from in front of the stairs.
@@remiiboy9363 but only off to the side, which is nice. It's still in very close proximity to the main stairs, plus it allows people to gather at the statue (which they do non-stop) while others walk - or run - up the main stairs freely!
I was just there this weekend 😂
I went there yesterday, I was surprised the building was a museum.
Was just at the Philadelphia museum of art for the first time. Ran up those steps with my 9 year old daughter and jumped around like Rocky when we got to the top. Amazing how many people were doing the same and playing Gonna Fly Now from their phones. In 2021. This movie touched a lot of people.
I always thought the movie was set in New York. The more you know.
this is definitely on my bucket list!
it's an oddity of a movie in that way. the way its' written, acted, and shot make it easily one of the most relatable movies in history. it's real life.
@@theghostofthomasjenkins9643 what makes it special is that it's one of the few movie scenes you can truly insert yourself into. Running up those steps puts you in Rocky's shoes.
Travolta in Saturday night fever walking in Brooklyn to the bee gees, and Fame has that same vibe.
As Roger Ebert wrote in 1976: "This young Sylvester Stallone, as he climbs the steps of the Philadelphia Museum and pumps his fist, he's not just sending a message for Rocky Balboa, he's sending a message to the industry, the whole Hollywood industry."
To every person who has been called a loser, a bum, been spit on, you can overcome it, you can win the championship of life.
Yes
Bo Rood That’s right. ! Unless you actually are a bum and a looser.
@@cpcattin shut up pat
Thank you
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Write something... anything,
then wait.
I love when he starts running faster at 1:50, great shot
+Heliz08 Yeah he really starts haulin ass.
Martin BEST moment NO DOUBT!!
They cameraman was quoted that he has never seen a man move that fast in his entire life...
Martin I
Shaun Zuber then he obviously hasnt seen apollo creed running
The fitness influencers can go home. This is the only motivational video we'll ever need
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Perfect example of seeing yourself on the podium victorious. See yourself in that moment, imagine it feel it, make it yours. Rocky jumping around dancing hands raised celebrating the win before it happens. If you don't reach for it, you can't grab it. Such a powerful scene and story. I love the fact that Stalone wrote Rocky. Took it and made Rocky into a timeless legend and icon.
I highly agree! 👍
"If you don't reach for it, you can't grab it". Wonderful words of wisdom!
that's what she said. @@KatharineDalton-xv5ud
when almost nobody believed in him
I know it brings tears to my eyes. When this film came out in 1976 I saw it Ten Times in one Week.
Thats why this is my favorite montage of the series, no fans, no kids running along the streets with him, no press, just a man. A man who tried and did it even when no one believed in him.
Bro in life the only person that needs to believe in you is the person in the mirror.
@@clarkkent6035 @Clark Kent That's right. It's hard sometimes but we gotta keep punching 👊🏻 we gotta move forward...
@@clarkkent6035 You posted this 5 months ago, but I needed to see it today. Thanks.
Sylvester Stallone will never ever be forgotten. Many many years from now he will still be talked about. Not because he was an actor, but because he made his own life. Coming from absolute poverty with a pregnant wife to feed, he banked on himself to make a living at a time when no one believed in him. people say that this role ensured that he was famous for the next 20 years and he didn't do anything worthy after this, but that's not the point is it ? every human beings dream in life is to live it with pride and be able to support his family, and that's what this man did , despite the fact that he was laughed at all his life. He is an inspiration and I will continue telling his story.
Silvester is still alive you know
Sargent smarteenies You dont have to be dead to be a legend and be remembered
Tell me about it, Stallone is one of my greatest heroes and I met him in person twice and you cannot believe how cool he is. I drove him twice when I use to drive a taxi in New York city. He wanted to know everything about my family and how I was doing, told me stories of how he use to shop lift dog food to feed his dog ha ha. Bruce Willis on the other hand is a total dick. Wouldn't even shake my hand and refused to even talk to me so it didn't surprise me in the least when he pissed off Sly over the Expendables. Willis and his deformed looking daughters can go fuck themselves, seriously.
+ShaunLovesAnimating I hope It gonna be a oscar nominee and box office glory
Great comment. Strongly agree.
Rocky 1: rebuilding training
Rocky 2: mindset training
Rocky 3: agility training
Rocky 4: power training
Rocky 5: learn to share your knowledge and fail
Creed: share your knowledge and succeed
Rocky❤️
What about rocky 6
@@pockalock4764I like to think that Rocky Balboa (Rocky VI) is about falling down and learning to come back stronger than ever.
@@normalcats3530 ay that's actually a pretty good summary thanks 👍
Creed ll - learning to come to terms and deal with your demons.
Rocky 4 is about conditioning
Rocky 5 does not
Rocky Balboa: power training to maximum power
Feeling strong nowwwwww
Is this not the most inspiring movie ever? Getting in shape, representing your city, your sport, your country, your social class, finding love, being an underdog, not quitting.
I dunno, I think the list of competitors would be mighty short.
Kevin Pennell nah if this is your imagining of life that I don’t beget yiu
The only other films that I hold in the same regards in terms of inspiration are The Pursuit of Happiness and the Shawshank Redemption.
The song is sooooo great I could play it
Rudy is good too
*It's A Wonderful Life* according to AFI
In Rocky II he had all the support from his city, but now he’s celebrating all by himself. That’s what this is all about, whatever the crowd is with you or not...you keep fighting, you keep struggling!
That’s why 2 is garbage. He’s all about pleasing everybody else.
@@jjmanzano9 Thats harsh. 2 was good but i do like 1 more. I can relate to this movie in so many different way. A complete nobody were given a chance at a world title and the more importantly, a shot to prove that he can go the distance.
@@jjmanzano9 rocky 2 is excellent movie..rocky 5 is what we call a garbage
@@twinkthatloveslotrtrilogy7676 4 was also really disappointing, never bothered to finish it, it completely killed my interest.
@@alshaeebi812 I sorta agree there as well, I was able to finish 4 but was disappointed by it as well. The story was totally farfetched in contrast to the motivating yet relatively grounded stories of Rocky 1/2 and just felt like a lazy patriotic jab as opposed to a well developed story with a good message. I felt the same about Rocky 3 but to a lesser extent. If the Rocky series was only Rocky 1/2 I would've thought of it as one of my favorite movie franchises ever, but with the later sequels I see it as a somewhat decent movie franchise for the most part.
I could be sure that Rocky is a movie that goes beyond boxing, it is about never giving up and using all the tools you have to overcome your fears, face difficult situations and persist against life, this scene is the most motivational in history.
When Rocky runs up the steps with that electrifying music playing, I get goosebumps, chills, and tears.
There is no need for $300 million worth of special effects when Bill Conti is the songwriter and John Avildsen the director.
so let me get this straight; Rocky isn't just a movie about a man who defies all odds, to become heavy weight champion of the world, it is a metaphor of how Stallone went from being a child in foster care, a homeless young man, sleeping in a bus shelter, writing a story (Rocky), and holding onto that story, despite all temptation, and starring in it, to being the highest paid actor in Hollywood...one, is metaphorical to illustrate it in every man's imagination, the other is a real life story. that is why Stallone is the most humble of Hollywood actors...strange, but true.
I wanna like but its at 420
@@s9drifto501 You can like it now I ruined it.
I love seeing these little treasures of knowledge.
And it came with one of the greatest soundtracks ever truly epic my friend.
Not to mention that he achieved all this despite his speech impediment
if this doesn’t make you wanna work out, you’re not human
it makes me want to watch rocky 2 tbh
It's on my Playlist whenever I go jogging and it definitely gets me pumped to go all the way!
Doesn't have to be workout, just do anything that's hard at the moment
It really does make me wanna go for a run while listening to this
It did lots of times and it was incredibly motivational to bring out the beastly side in me even tackle certain flash backs as a weapon.
47 years later, the scene is still iconic, and it still will be in another 47 years.
This film was so raw and pure and I don't think Hollywood's media machine will be able to create something quite like Rocky ever again.
This is best training montage I've ever seen
I think Rocky 2 has a better one
Josh Peterson It’s not about the toughness, but the way it’s made, also the fact that how iconic it is. In my opinion this is still to this day, one of the greatest scenes in movie history
Victoria Cruz It is THE training montage! If Deku had these jams the manga would be much shorter
@@hughmann8911 lol I loved your comment. I have a job interview coming up and I've been rewatching Rocky and My Hero Academia to help mentally prepare myself 😂
@Amy Shute Rocky 1 Training Montage will always be the best
The moment he raises his arms at the top of the steps...gets me every single time. Cinematic perfection.
Me too!
When I went to Philadelphia at age 53 did I run up the steps of the art museum like Rocky? You betcha! Great memory. Great scene from a great movie.
As a working class kid from a council estate in London this resonates - could watch this 100 times and i would cry 100 times. You get one life friends. Go hard. Don't give up.
It's been 45 years since I sat next to my dad in a movie theater and watched Rocky for the first time, along with the rest of the world. I still remember every moment of it, from the trumpets over the moving word "Rocky" at the film's opening to Rocky's beaten-up face freezing in motion at the end. The movie itself was an unknown contender then, and it knocked out in surprise everyone who saw it, and still keeps knocking people down while lifting them up at the same time.
When rocky raises his arms at the top, he’s given it his all to get to that point and nobody can take that away from him. At that moment, he won.
Well said
he looks kinda fat......
One of my favorite scenes from the movie. Before, he could barely crawl up the steps to the museum, then he was taking them two at a time. So inspirational!
2:02 those cars passing by had no idea that one of the most iconic scenes in movie history was being filmed
…until they watched the movie! "Yo, that's ME!!!"
And the people at the fruit stand too!
@@jjmanzano9 HUGE respect to the orange guy
not even Stallone knew he was filming one the most iconic scenes in movie history
most are probably dead or near death
RIP Apollo
0:26 fun fact the guy that threw Orange didnt know that IT was movie lol
When I went to Philadelphia last year, the Art Museum was the first place I went to, literally as soon as we had checked in to our hotel, I went off looking for it. When I first saw the Museum in the distance, I'm amazed I didn't tear up. Actually running the steps and doing the Rocky pose at the top is a memory I will always cherish.
Metal Gear Ross How many OTHER people did you see run the steps?
Edward Gaines I went to the steps twice, both times there were tons of people there.
Did do the same..with teary eyes.
Plus the shoe prints are there.
I wish I can do that for once.
"I ain't no bum, Mick. I ain't no bum."
I play this for my 5 yo with cp. one of his therapy goals is to do our stairs independently. Even though he is non ambulatory he had done them crawling but then stopped. One night I thought to hum this to him. When he made it to the top I showed him the clip. Now he wants to hear it each time and I try and get him to raise his hands to celebrate at the top (another great stretch!!) thanks for posting!
Rip Carl
When Rocky runs up the steps with that epic music playing, I get goosebumps, chills down my spine, and tears in my eyes. There is no need for $200 million worth of special effects when John Avildsen is the director and Bill Conti the songwriter.
Same. Greatest moment of all time!
Dude, it’s so good. Makes me emotional every time.
I think the natural feeling makes it even better the scene.
Couldn't have said it better myself!
getting strong now!
won't be long now!
getting strong now!
thanks Rock! you taught me to train and pursue what I want in life!
+1blakklab1 Never stop fighting man !
Never give up and never stop fighting!
Never ever ever give up!
Sylvester Stalion. That's what his name should be.
@@1blakklab1 it's Getting stronger it just sounds like getting strong now that's what I thought at first
theres one thing ive always loved about the rocky movies, he never forgets where he came from, and he always stayed humble.
If only real boxers where like this after becoming famous.
When you go through a lot it'll make a beast outta you where as you perpare for whatever is coming.
The speed-up to the sprint from 1:45 to 2:00 still gives me full-body goosebumps every time! Climbing up the steps of the art museum does as well, sure, but I feel like the speed-up shot doesn't get enough attention by comparison. Also, in the push-up shots, it's probably because your eye is naturally drawn to Sylvester in the middle of the shot and his impressive feats of athleticism, but I'd never noticed before that you can see Mickey and his assistant (on the other side of Rocky) actually counting the push-ups as they lean on the ropes.
Fun Fact: the scene after this, Rocky's "Go the Distance" monologue in bed with Adrienne, was almost cut from the shooting schedule altogether. It was the last scene to be filmed, they were running out of time and money, and only after begging, bargaining, and very nearly threatening was Sly granted a single take to get the whole scene exactly right. So no pressure or anything!
I can't wait to run up those steps one day. I'm saving it for a VERY SPECIAL moment.
Edward Gaines same
Jonathan Menjivar I hope you make it there.
MatrixxxVeNoMs Aww, well since it was en masse, it doesn't count for you. Do it for yourself!
Edward Gaines it's a special moment for sure... I made the trip to Philly from New Zealand and I ran up those Rocky Steps.... Rocky dream fullfilled
missjtrep Good for you! I went there once, just to watch people run up the steps. There was one guy all the way from Australia, who ran up the stairs.
I really wish I had a time machine so I could go back and experience some of the most incredible films in theaters. Films like The Godfather, Star Wars, Jaws, Superman, and of course Rocky. I can't imagine how amazing these films would've been like when they came out! I would've loved to have been there!
Ditto
i will have a tour for 10 days in the 70s and 80s
Well now I feel old lol. I enjoyed seeing Rocky, Jaws, the original Star Wars trilogy and pretty much every other great movie from this era in a movie the when they were released. The 70s and early 80s had magic. I can still say I
Have nostalgic moments as well thought through 90s. But shortly after 2004 something broke in this great county.
I saw three of those in the cinema as a child (so not the godfather). My life is the way it is because of them. After Rocky and Jaws and Superman and Star Wars and Raiders of the Lost Ark, I just assumed that going to the cinema was like this all the time. But of all of them, Star Wars had me stunned like nothing else. The outside world suddenly became less real and more real all at once. God bless Lucas, Stallone, Spielberg, Donner.
Jaws....tossed my popcorn. Saw Star Wars 7 times in the movie theater.
I swear Sly should have won an Oscar for Best Actor he deserved it
@Anna Marfa As do Razzies since he's got eight of em.
Is NO ONE going to mention how the music to this scene MAKES it...? Yes the visuals are awesome and edited to perfection...but the main reason why you get excited, inspired, and want to shout is because the music is so perfect...! Way to go, Bill Conti...!
As a substantially fat kid in High School I got into very good shape in my early 20s. It's amazing how differently people treat you. Your ideas are taken more seriously, your jokes are funnier, people are more helpful, its really kinda surreal how society reacts to person who has a good build.
It's one of the side effects of being ripped. People will start to respect ya and they don't even know why
This is so true. Very attractive people are treated differently. Consider: Few people would even care if they stepped on a slug. But, many people would feel sorry if they accidently crushed a butterfly.
It's called the 'halo effect'. We're subconsciously wired to look at attractive people in a more positive light.
I don't know I'm in pretty good shape and still am invisible to people.
@@willshad I was also a cool bartender and pretty nice looking
People should put this song in the Gym
right
luis monreal YES LOL
Uganda Knuckle This one knows da wae!
lol i have NO IDEA why but at the gym i used to go to i *chuckles* wanted to, for some reason, i wanted to put that 'barbie girl' song to see what would happen. i haha i must've been nuts!
they do in Mountain Brook Elementary
Gotta be one of the most beautiful and inspiring scenes in movie history
I remember seeing this movie in the theatre at Southland Mall and the people were cheering a screaming and clapping during the fight. I made people think what they were watching was real. It was pretty awesome. Movies just don't do this anymore. The music was loud and strong and I think people never heard anything quite like it before.
1:59 always makes me tear up for some reason
Commander Shepard there is so many emotions in this scene. Awesome music. The most iconic moment ever.
Manly tears
"A lot of it goes to Stallone when he wrote this story and then peddled it around Hollywood for years before he could sell it. He must have known it would work because he could see himself in the role, could imagine the conviction he's bringing to it, and I can't think of another actor who could quite have pulled off this performance. There's that exhilarating moment when Stallone, in training, runs up the steps of Philadelphia's art museum, leaps into the air, shakes his fist at the city, and you know he's sending a message to the whole movie industry." - Ebert
I didn't expect to cry when I decided to watch this clip, but the scene and the comments about continuing to persevere and fight really have tears rolling down my face at this point in my life. Jesus I'm acting like Matthew McConaughey in Interstellar during the messages scene smiling through the tears when Rocky is at the top of the steps.
My 5th grade teacher is a huge fan of this movie. At the start of the second semester of the school year, he did a Student of the Day thing, and he would play this music when he announced who it was. The student got a big belt for the day (like for boxing), candy, and his office chair for the day.
2:20 Damn I want Stallone to do that on stage when he wins his oscar
Sylvester Stallion. That's what his name should be.
Darth Batman Cool.
Proud to be from Philadelphia myself as my parents love this movie and the fact we live near the famous Philadelphia museum of art l.
Long way from K & A.
broskie, im from northern cali and going there in march for the first time. where are the italian neighborhoods at that u would recommend? i want to avoid the tourist shit and see the real philly!
OHH YES! Philly Pride
/showfullcomment
Louis Marinucci Americans. Proud we whatever from.God Bless America.
Watched this movie recently and it really touched and inspired me. I’m spit on and mocked by my peers for being out of shape and it has been difficult to keep going, but seeing Rocky rise to the challenge against impossible odds has inspired me to start taking my fitness more seriously, and to start going to a local boxing gym. Thanks Sylvester, for inspiring all of the underdogs all over the world❤️
Update: I’m currently going the boxing gym 6 days a week and I’ve lost 15 pounds! Things are going great
keep going
Good stuff man!
Can we have an update??
Hey , I was just wondering how you are doing ?
Rocky training montages has caused more weight loss, muscle growth and goals pursuited in society than any other medium in existence. Now with the advent of technologies to promote such an inspirational story of perseverance and adverstity, the effects that will have longterm will be magnified. For everything and anything that has been documented will be experienced countless times by future generations.
*WHEN ROCKY RUNS UP THE STEPS AT **2:01** WITH THAT AWESOME MUSIC PLAYING IT IS THE GREATEST SCENE FROM ANY MOVIE EVER!!!!*
2:00
love this scene~
And I hate your profile
@@LetsFollowGod123 Where's your mom! You should be on RUclipsKids Boy
I have nothing to say apart from my profile is the best
@@LetsFollowGod123 not nice buddy
I like the hole movie great job to the director
The man who threw the orange is an absolute legend.
I love the Rocky series because in many ways, they are a mirror held up to Stallone's life. This first movie, he's an underdog, unknown...on the way up thanks to a bit of a miracle (Rocky was never expected to be the hit it was). We see this same scene basically in Rocky II, only now, he's a star and the same people are cheering for him and know who he is. By Rocky III, he's on top of the world, a true A-list star having did other solid movies like Nighthawks and having just filmed First Blood. The excess of the fame is starting to kick in, from his altered appearance (from getting ripped partly, but also from obvious plastic surgery...which Paulie even slyly alludes to in saying 'you got your face fixed up'). Rocky IV is just excessive and huge budget but the heart of the movie is gone, even though we love the futuristic soundtrack and the unrealistic but awesome Drago fight. By Rocky V, he's down from a series of flops and the star appears to have dulled. And then Rocky Balboa was this unlikely resurrection at an advanced age of his action career. The Expendables, Rambo, and Rocky Balboa were all hits fairly well received proving age can be just a number. It was incredible to see his path and the way he was self-aware enough to mirror it with this indelible character.
One of the greatest scenes in cinematic history . Some people live to give thumbs down to anything postive smh.
Yeah, I feel like that dolly shot where he goes from jogging to sprinting in front of the famous windjammer Moshulu, docked at Penn’s Landing, is one of the more iconic shots in modern cinema, and I’m not even necessarily a huge Stallone or Rocky fan.
Just watched "Creed" Had to come back to the start on this one! Both movies amazing
Just Saying Creed surprised me how great it was. They recaptured the magic better than most sequels ever could
I get goosebumps when Rocky runs up the steps of the Art museum! The best scene! I used to go to the Philadelphia art museum with my family as a kid!
This scene PUMPS ME UP!💪.I recommend for people who feel depressed to watch this scene as well as the entire film.
As a Polish immigrant from the 1980s, I can’t help but get emotional when Stallone raises his arms as the camera overlooks the city of Philadelphia. I microcosm of the American Dream. Politics be damned.. this country is more important. This is as classic a film as you will ever see. A Rocky film poster hangs on the wall in my house.
This film captured Philly.. but it also captured a grimy street level life that could have taken place in any city. Absolutely one of my favorite films ever made. Pozdrawiam!
the whole rocky film is my inspiration, no joke, he's like my dad :\
Raging bull was a bit better, even I like them both movies, Raging Bull was a bit believable
+alex kanyima rocky was a better person. But Raging Bull is based on true events. I Love both movies
Slade Wilson indeed
Wow 1976 this movie come out and IT'S still the best Rocky movie
When you have people on the streets cheering for you, that's some love right there in your heart.
This makes me emotional every single time. Incredibly inspiring.
Yessss!! I agree 👍
Seen this 100 times.. Grew up with it. I was 11 when it came out. The hair on my neck still stands up. That's a classic
Something about the whole shot (at the top of the stairs) is just so mesmerizingly beautiful, and something I think you can only capture in film (not digital... *real* cameras). You can feel the cold in the air, see the fog over the city, and just experience that lived-in, real feel of that moment in the city. It's just Rocky alone up there saying, "This is where I am... this is who I am... one person here in my little section of the world in my slice of the human story on this earth." No phones or screens or earbuds... no electronics but the dim lights and the distant cars. Just a man and the world. It makes me feel proud and thrilled to be alive.
If aliens or future historians needed to watch a handful of movies to get a snapshot of humanity in the twentieth century, Rocky would be one of them.
Mad respect for running in Converse Chuck Taylors
The entire piece is so epic and iconic but there is something really special about 1:25 when the strings and brass play off each other. I don’t know why, I just friggin absolutely love that section.
the steps scene still gets me every time, and we're talking 45 years. never gets old
damn! 40 years! I was watching This and Creed final scene at the same time... I cant belive it...
Today Rocky would be running for his life in Philly's Kensington
Sadly they would be selling fentanyl on his front stoop.
In 1975 an inventor named Garrett Brown developed a new movie camera that allowed a smooth shot to be filmed by a moving person. Garrett filmed several demonstration clips with his "Steadicam" to show to movie production companies to sell them on what his camera could do. His clips made the rounds in Hollywood and many big name directors and production companies were excited over the prospects of the new invention.
A few months later, in the early days of preparation for the production of "Rocky", director John G Avildsen was shown Garrett's clips and offered the chance to use the Steadicam in the movie. One of the demonstration clips in particular that caught Avildsen's eye was a clip of Garrett Brown's girlfriend running up and down the steps at the Philadelphia Art Museum. The first words out of Avildsen's mouth was "where are those steps?" Stallone's original script was revised to change the location from NYC to Philadelphia and to include the shots at the Art Museum steps and Garrett Brown was the cameraman that shot the scene of Stallone running up the steps.
I'm putting down my pint and putting on my running shoes
Wish i could say that
@@classicwhitebread you always can. It's not about having the right shoes, it's about having the right spirit. You can borrow shoes from some of you friends, buy a pair or put something soft in your current shoes
This is my Favorite Movie Scene of All-Time.
I love how in Creed Rocky says 'I think they added a few more steps' because in the first 2 movies he'd hop up the last set.
Omg I never realized that
He is the people's hero, one of us, hard-working, determined, emotional, against all odds.
I owe so much to this scene. I was 6 watching it in the theaters with my dad and it was the first time I realized you can better yourself. At 48 I still throw this on during my workouts sometimes. Thank you Sylvester. Truly
2:19 Classic moment ;)
You are right!! I am putting down my phone and I'm going to go running around my neighborhood ( even though I used my phone to watch this video)
I know! Sly has such a nice ass.
Sure is!
That scene is what life is about in a nutshell,if you dare to live your dreams.
yessir!!!!!!
2023 and still inspirational and motivating
One of the greatest love story ever.
It IS the greatest Love story .
💜🕉☮️🌈
i was born in 76 when this movie came out 40 years ago i proud to be a bicentennial baby
Good time to be alive
+JARVIS yes sir
What a coincidence.
A what
I played this song while running around town, really helped lol
Then try imagining running with Rocky. Its gonna be epic
@@mylgardose oooooooo thatd be dope
@@mylgardose but smoke some weeds before running
The more I look at, even though Rocky didn’t win, he went all 15 rounds. An underdog, out of shape leg breaker went blow for blow with the heavyweight champ. And I realized this movie is less about finding that ultimate victory, but more about the smaller wins you get. He goes from zero to hero in this film through all the smaller victories, and it taught me to trust in the process.
Feels like you could run through a brick wall hearing this song.
Yeah ikr when you listen to that it's like it's sending you messages to make you mentally stronger,by facing your demons remembering all the flash backs that made you into a fearless warrior it's worth the risk trust me.
How I feel studying for my finals
1:50 He starts accelerating as the music builds, getting faster and faster until eventually it feels like not even the camera can keep up.
THAT’S how you hype up an audience.
“The struggle has no support, and the congratulations is infinite”
How I feel after bringing the trash out
One of the best movies of all time and also a very successful story for Sylvester Stallone about how he wrote the script and fought to play the lead role as an unknown actor. Could not watch this and see Burgess Meredith without crying! He lived the same years as my Grandfather 1907-1997. Priceless classics.
The movie that insipired many generations the 70s the 80s the 90s the 00s the 10s and now the new decade 2020s inspiring me to become someone diffrent somebody special to become a champion the desire i have inside to become succesful is burning my heart and i will never give up till i make it. Thank you Rocky! Thank you sylvester stallone and all the idols i have! And for everyone reading this keep fighting and never give untill you make your dreams come true.
If you ever visit Philly, and you can do it, run up the Rocky Steps. There's a stone at the top that marks where you stand when you hit the top, and get that view of Philadelphia. I did it, and it's quite the RUSH!!! If you do it, you WILL hear this music in your head as you do!!!
I know this has been said a bunch in this comment section, but i have to say this too. One of the most iconic scenes in any movie ever