In defense of Clubber he knew Rocky was taking easy fights & ducking him. He just didn't know Rocky wasnt doing it on purpose. But for him he would think that.
I was a child of the 80s and I got to meet Mr. T. As it turned out, he was one of the sweetest and most humble celebrities I've ever seen at a meet and greet
she was mad at him for what clubber lang said to adrian . it was at the premire and when clubber said what he said she said " why did you sayb those things i raised you better than that "
@@Unchained74 he was so good and everyone who watched the movie liked his performance so much he was choosen to play B.A. Baracus on the A-team and him and hulk became so close that hogan asked him to be his tag team partner at the 1st wrestlemaina
I was blown away the first time I saw this that Mr T. was the bad guy. I grew up with him telling kids things like "eat all your vegetables" or "make sure you look both ways before crossing the street"
One of my favorite childhood memories was seeing this in the theater with my father, grandfather and cousin. The weird thing is, in the beginning montages, it parallels Stallone's rise to fame at the time.
Great movie.The Blonde guy is Hulk hogan which a famous wrestler . Did you know that that song "You're the Best" from the Karate Kid was suppose to be the theme for this movie but they went with the song Eye of Tiger.. I heard Mr T mother who saw the movie didn't like how Mr T talked to Adrian in the movie and walked out of the cinema. I like the scene where Adrian talk to Rocky on the beach and help him face his fear. the next movie the best in the series in my opinion and the most successful of the franchise. Also fyi I think Mr T was Stallone Body Guard in real life.
16:04 "He hand-picked the _fighters?_ That's kind of cheating." Not "kind of." It's _outright_ cheating. Worse, though, he did it without Rocky _knowing._ 16:11 "And I'm kind of mad at Micky." Yeah. So was I. So were a a _lot_ of people when we heard that.
When Rocky was at his Lowest (during training with Apollo), he was suffering what is now known as form of PSTD. That's just a taste of what it can do to you. "We can be Defined by our Past, or we can suffocated by it."
Looking at Rocky's swollen left eye and bloodied face after the first round in the first fight with Clubber Lang, that is outstanding movie makeup work. The movie makeup team of this movie deserves credit.
I'm fairly certain that Rocky and Clubber's second fight is based on "The Rumble in the Jungle", a famous boxing match in the 1970's in what was then called Zaire. Much like Rocky and Clubber, it involved an older former heavyweight champion (Muhammed Ali) against a younger reigning champion (George Foreman), who was heavily favored to win. Much like Clubber here, Foreman was used to finishing fights quickly by overwhelming opponents with his incredible punching power, but Ali had a plan that came to be known as the "rope-a-dope". While Foreman was punching Ali, Ali spent most of his time resting his body against the ropes. This allowed the ropes to absorb the force of Foreman's punches and keep the fight going much longer than Foreman expected. When Foreman had finally grown tired from punching Ali, Ali finally unleashed a devastating counterattack that Foreman was too tired to defend against, and won the match. One key, difference here, is that, unlike Rocky and Clubber, Ali and Foreman eventually became friends, like Rocky and Apollo.
Cool story that’s been told to many reactors on this. Mr. T’s mom did not like seeing her son play the bad guy and see how his character treated Adrian. And he never played a bad guy ever again.
I pity the fool who expects everyone to like what you like and can’t accept disagreement. You expect everyone to someone being a little too hysterical?
@@arcticangel1628I pity the fool that doesn't realize that it's a joke and that is what Mr. T always said on the tv show, The A Team; he also said it in the movie!!🤦🏾♂️🤡
I agree, that raw scream from Rocky when Mick died is so real! I’ve unfortunately experienced being with someone when they found out their father died, and it was that same sound. Gives me flashbacks!
She's the first person who has reacted to this who didn't know who Mr T was. But I guess because she's not American. Mr T was one of the biggest celebrities of the 1980's. Even Americans born later know him.
Answering your question about how they say "you was" instead of "you were." That's just how people in Philadelphia and New Jersey talk. English is spoken in many different ways across America.
Rocky was using the "rope and dope" on clubber lang which was created by the greatest boxer of all time muhanmed ali when he fought boxing legend george forman in africa in 1974
This is my favorite rocky movie because of Clubber Lang (Mr. T) He is my favorite character out of all the rocky movies. His dialogue in this movie was amazing. I love Mr T.
In the charity match, most of what the wrestler does would be illegal at a boxing match, but this was supposed to be an exhibition showing their different styles. He was showing what professional wrestling looks like. I'm speaking of the entertainment-based US version of wrestling, which is really more of an acrobatics performance than a competition. This movie was made at a time when a lot of the public were just becoming aware of how staged it was, and he's showing the resentment towards the growing sentiment that his sport is fake.
I swear Rocky and Adrian were the only people on earth that could put up with a character like Paulie no matter how immature he was. And what makes Sylvester Stallone such an amazing writer he actually gave us moments where we actually really cared for this difficult man that actually really had a deeper side that he didn't want to show because he was so insecure
This was the movie that propelled both Mr. T and Hulk Hogan to stardom. After Rocky III, Mr. T went to becoming a TV star with The A-Team; playing B.A. Baracus. Hulk Hogan was already a star in pro-wrestling, but this film would not only elevate his celebrity status, but also the sport of pro-wrestling. A year and a half after Rocky III, Hogan won the World Heavyweight Championship for the WWF (now known as WWE), giving birth to what he called “Hulkamania”. Then in 1985 Mr. T and Hogan would be a major part of the very first WrestleMania at Madison Square Garden.
Both this and 'First Blood' in 1982'. Sly's career was into overdrive. This was suppose to be the final chapter in the saga. Mr.T's introduction was golden and pretty much made his career legendary. Burgess Meredith (passed away in 1998) as Mickey for one last time was so heartbreaking. Rocky & Apollo's friendship was the best onscreen pairing and working together made them both champions.
The statue at the top of the museum steps was such a meta moment. It remained at the top of the steps till the late 1990's and was moved down to the corner of it's street. You can still visit Philly and it''ll be in the same place. Btw, when you react Rocky IV; you have 2 choices:the original cut (1985) or the director's cut (2021).
You can really feel the power of Clubber Lang's last five punches on Rocky's head at the end of the first round of the first fight. You can also feel the pain of Rocky's suffering as well. Stallone acted convincingly in showing Rocky losing.
It wasn't in this video, but when Mr T says I pity the fool it's the only time he says it. Ask anyone about that phrase and they'll say The A Team, he never said it in a single episode.
the guy who played the wrestler was wrestling legend and icon hulk hogan , he was so popular that he was the only wrestler to be on the cover of sports illustrated and he was fired by the wwe which was the wwf at the time for taking the part in the movie
Love your reactions, Vanessa, so much fun! BTW, you WILL find out who won the secret bout if you continue to watch the series through the Creed films. Keep smiling!
Clubber Lang was an awesome "villain". He was the direct opposite to Rocky: Clubber respected absolutely no one. "Shut up old man" to Mickey. Disrespects Adrian. Constantly bad-mouthing Apollo. Interesting theory says that in Rocky II, the letter Apollo received stating "How much did you get to carry that bum for 15 rounds? You're a disgrace to your people" was written by Clubber. It would certanily explain why Clubber seemed to show even less respect for Apollo than for Rocky.
A awesome villain,indeed. He's a lone wolf,with a very dark personality. He trust nobody,fight only for himself and use angry as a motivation,to improve e become better and better. A stunning performance by Mr T
@@Saga-kz2ti one thing that really stands out about Clubber is in spite of his circumstances, in spite of his anger, he never cusses. "Shucks" seems out of character for most of the film, but I think it is telling about his true heart after he loses - instead of going off the deep end, he is seen sitting dejected, head in hands.
About the brief Muppet Show scene: the late Jim Henson, the original voice and puppeteer of Kermit the Frog, actually contributed a redub of Kermit's Muppet Show introduction. The original was, "It's The Muppet Show, with our very special guest star, Sylvester Stallone!" The redubbed line has Kermit introduce "Rocky Balboa" instead.
17:24 "He's too tough. He's too strong. Listen. How the hell can we train in this creep joint, here?" Seriously. Rocky, remember the first two times you trained to fight _Apollo?_ You trained under _very_ different circumstances and you _won._ Most importantly, you trusted Mickey. So trust him _now._ He says you can't effectively train in an environment like this, you can't effectively train in an environment like this. Change the environment. Get back in touch with the circumstances you _had._ Get back in touch with the trainee you _were;_ the trainee who _won._
@@OnceUponaReaction yes its true!!!...and I cry everytime I see Mickey die because it reminds me of when my Grandpa died...love you and your channel Vanessa🌹
Hi Vanessa!🙂Sorry I missed your 25K celebration.🎊🎉🎈 I was under the weather. Sent you a little something with Paypal.💵 That is a very nice outfit and your hair looks great too!🖤"Rocky III" and "Rocky IV" are really big spectacle Rocky films. Great reactions to Rocky III, Vanessa!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Your reactions Vanessa are among the most interesting and amusing on all of youtube...please do reactions on movies like American Psycho and The Hangover..that would be so fun!!
13:44 that statue still exists today. It’s now in front of the arena that’s home to the Philadelphia 76ers of the NBA and the Philadelphia Flyers of the NHL
One of my favorite scenes is before the second fight. In the first fight Lang tells Rocky he's dead meat and Rocky is too scared to reply. In the rematch Lang says he's going to bust him up and Rocky looks steeled and says... "Go for it."
1. My favorite of the first 4 movies. Rocky IV is almost as good as this. 2. Where I lived had that pinball machine, as well as the Playboy machine, and I kicked the shit out of both of them. (Top 5 scores) 3. Rocky doesn't have defense. He beats you to hell with his face. 4. "Eye of the Tiger" was from a band called Survivor. Their other hit was "High on You". 5. The woman swooning over Rocky that Micky chases away was Sly's wife IRL. 6. Kudos to Mr. T for playing a character with no redeeming qualities. On a personal note: 😍
Thunderlipps was the Show-Wrestler Hulk Hogan. Clubber Lang is Mr. T, Acteur from the A-Team (series). Paulie Funnily enough, Paulie was SUPPOSEDLY a real boxer himself, unlike Stallone. Rocky 5 features the definitely real heavyweight boxer Tommy Morrison (RIP). Rocky 3 and 4 is more action and Rocky 5, back to the roots (Some don't like him that much, I do and undervalued in appearance and personally find him better than Rocky Balboa/Rocky 6, but a matter of taste, especially since he's his age but clearly noted, is no wonder and Rocky 5 more families and boxer drama and back to the roots, so not according to the motto: Higher, faster further, like Rocky 3 and 4, also has something :), but it probably disappointed many who were expecting something different. In Rocky 5 there is also an overbearing manager, which shows the pedant of a real boxing manager in the USA, who, by the way, is a bad guy, but often presents himself as harmless and a bit like a clown, which he is not. Also a black man and liked to have hair that stuck up in the air with setting lotion, bleached it a bit, liked to hold several country flags in his hands and wave them around. I also have a kind of documentary where his former protégé Mike Tyson also has his say. Here: This Was NEVER Public! They NEVER Showed This On TV! [Part 1] (2018 - 2019) th-cam.com/video/h-6u-vust4Y/w-d-xo.html This Will CHANGE EVERYTHING You KNOW! 'GET OUT' In REAL Life! (2018 - 2019) th-cam.com/video/5ouLz8t6Oc8/w-d-xo.html
Great job, another perfect reaction and flawless performance!! 🏆🙌 You wasted no time, jumping right into Rocky III. That is really good, it keeps your memory fresh and the drive alive. You will get the 15K in no time at all. I can't wait until you watch Rocky IV. Keep up the great work, Enjoy 🥊
Each film reflects a point in Stallone’s career. Rocky 1 was his first big break against the odds. Rocky 2 is what showed that Rocky/Stallone wasn’t a flash in the pan. Rocky 3 is when Stallone transitions from the serious dramas/movies he made in his early career to the campy/testosterone/adrenaline action heroes he became known for. And what’s even amazing, rocky 1-3 (and counting the future ones you haven’t watched yet) ARENT bad; they are all memorable in their own, all except prob rocky v can be considered as classics. This DOZNT happen for film franchises. Star Wars/Star Trek: Harry Potter/ and god knows other franchises become stale or hit continuous roadblocks. But rocky defied the odds
Characters like Hulk Hogan (blondie from the first fight) and Mister T (the main antagonist) were major celebrities back in the 80s. They were wrestlers, not boxers. The WWF was more about spectacle and entertainment than rules. It's funny, the way the wrestlers posture themselves, its more like a telenovela with testosterone. Especially with the behind the scenes drama lol.
I didn't see this video in my recommendations right away, but now that I'm watching it, I see you want to get to 15K views, right now it's at 51k. Congrats!
22:55 And here, we come to one key question. I mean Rocky didn't train properly, but he did _train._ And _in_ that training, he had the guidance of a _pro._ It would've been nice if he had been a little more dedicated about _following_ all of it, but he did _have_ it. Up to this point, he was confident in his _fighting_ skills and his physical _condition,_ so he was in a good _head_ space. And Clubber Lang, while what Mickey recognized as a _wrecking_ machine, _hadn't_ had the guidance of a professional trainer. So up to this point, while I think it's fair to say that Rocky was due for a lesson in humility, he had the prospects for doing a good job of _representing_ himself in the ring once he _received_ it. But now, he's seen Mickey experience _medical_ complications. He's thinking about just how _old_ his trainer and friend is. He's in the _wrong_ head space. So now, we have to wonder, could _this_ be what killed Rocky's chances?
I got so sick of Eye of the Tiger because that was the song in high school that we played in marching band every morning practicing then every week going onto the field for football games for 4 years. Luckily as the years went by I can appreciate it again.
34:47 they really do. Rocky 4 (my favorite) literally changed my life physically. Rocky Balboa (Rocky 6) changed my life mentally. Like I said before the movies get better and better (I did not like 5 although a lot of people did)...and you find out who won that fight way later in the series.
Omg. Your reaction to Clubber (Mr T) was great. Almost made me spit water out my nose. Lol. Now you’ve gotta do part IV. Don’t bother with 5. Rocky Balboa is also good as a continuation as is Creed I
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In defense of Clubber he knew Rocky was taking easy fights & ducking him. He just didn't know Rocky wasnt doing it on purpose. But for him he would think that.
Adrienne's character arc is fantastic. From a meek quiet shy woman to the woman in this movie speaking out and motivating Rocky.
Greatest wife in movie history.
@@damianstarks3338 In reality, and sister. Her brother is one of the best of all time.
@@pc2726Her brother was a piece of shit.
She always knew how to make him a better man.
I was a child of the 80s and I got to meet Mr. T. As it turned out, he was one of the sweetest and most humble celebrities I've ever seen at a meet and greet
Easily my favorite of the classic Rocky movies! I think it's funny how Mr. T played the bad guy role so convincingly, his own mother was mad at him 🤣
Yeah, Mr T was amazing.
she was mad at him for what clubber lang said to adrian . it was at the premire and when clubber said what he said she said " why did you sayb those things i raised you better than that "
@@Unchained74 he was so good and everyone who watched the movie liked his performance so much he was choosen to play B.A. Baracus on the A-team and him and hulk became so close that hogan asked him to be his tag team partner at the 1st wrestlemaina
It's Always Adrian's Love and Support that Completes Rocky... these are boxing movies, but it's Really Rocky and Adrian's Love story
Couldn’t agree more.
Carl Weathers was great in this series. The whole cast was. Mr. T was great in this one as an unsympathetic, seemingly unbeatable opponent.
Stallone acted great, but Weathers was a great actor.
@@sman7099 This makes me want to rewatch Action Jackson.
I was blown away the first time I saw this that Mr T. was the bad guy. I grew up with him telling kids things like "eat all your vegetables" or "make sure you look both ways before crossing the street"
In real life Mr. T is an awesome respectful guy, and we shouldn't let little girls tell men how to be men anyway.
This was his first movie that gave him that success and made him the well loved guy those of us who grew up in that time know
this is the new generation that has no education, no historical education, no idea about pop culture, and of course they don't know who he is,
Yeah and that song he did about respecting your mother for Mother's Day 😂
Adrienne's speech to Rocky is one major reason why this is my favorite Rocky movie.
Adrienne is the greatest wife in movie history.
Adrian but she is a strong woman and she grew as a character from the original.
Best Rocky movie. Saw it in theater as a kid. Mr T. as Clubber Lang should have received an Oscar nod. Brilliant performance and iconic role.
34:47 This film series has many heroes.....Rocky, Mickey, Apollo and Adrian!!!!!
Rocky III is a good movie, but Rocky IV is even better, I will be waiting for your reaction on Rocky IV.
One of my favorite childhood memories was seeing this in the theater with my father, grandfather and cousin. The weird thing is, in the beginning montages, it parallels Stallone's rise to fame at the time.
I’m sorry but I can’t stand someone reacting too hysterically like her.
The line that gets me every time. Apollo to Rocky: "Do everybody a favor and drop this chump." YEAH!!!
The charity match between Hulk Hogan and Rocky actually happened...no stunt doubles.
This movie was what put Mr. T & Hulk Hogan on the map. Stallone basically discovered them
@@rxtsec1 That movie got Hogan from the WWF.
Great movie.The Blonde guy is Hulk hogan which a famous wrestler . Did you know that that song "You're the Best" from the Karate Kid was suppose to be the theme for this movie but they went with the song Eye of Tiger.. I heard Mr T mother who saw the movie didn't like how Mr T talked to Adrian in the movie and walked out of the cinema. I like the scene where Adrian talk to Rocky on the beach and help him face his fear. the next movie the best in the series in my opinion and the most successful of the franchise. Also fyi I think Mr T was Stallone Body Guard in real life.
16:04 "He hand-picked the _fighters?_ That's kind of cheating."
Not "kind of." It's _outright_ cheating. Worse, though, he did it without Rocky _knowing._
16:11 "And I'm kind of mad at Micky."
Yeah. So was I. So were a a _lot_ of people when we heard that.
When Rocky was at his Lowest (during training with Apollo), he was suffering what is now known as form of PSTD. That's just a taste of what it can do to you.
"We can be Defined by our Past, or we can suffocated by it."
Looking at Rocky's swollen left eye and bloodied face after the first round in the first fight with Clubber Lang, that is outstanding movie makeup work. The movie makeup team of this movie deserves credit.
In this Movie, Rocky had fallen into the same "Rabbit Hole" as Apollo had been in from the First Rocky.
BTW, GREAT Reaction... and I LOVE your outfit!
I'm fairly certain that Rocky and Clubber's second fight is based on "The Rumble in the Jungle", a famous boxing match in the 1970's in what was then called Zaire. Much like Rocky and Clubber, it involved an older former heavyweight champion (Muhammed Ali) against a younger reigning champion (George Foreman), who was heavily favored to win.
Much like Clubber here, Foreman was used to finishing fights quickly by overwhelming opponents with his incredible punching power, but Ali had a plan that came to be known as the "rope-a-dope". While Foreman was punching Ali, Ali spent most of his time resting his body against the ropes. This allowed the ropes to absorb the force of Foreman's punches and keep the fight going much longer than Foreman expected.
When Foreman had finally grown tired from punching Ali, Ali finally unleashed a devastating counterattack that Foreman was too tired to defend against, and won the match.
One key, difference here, is that, unlike Rocky and Clubber, Ali and Foreman eventually became friends, like Rocky and Apollo.
Cool story that’s been told to many reactors on this. Mr. T’s mom did not like seeing her son play the bad guy and see how his character treated Adrian. And he never played a bad guy ever again.
I pity the fool who don't like this reaction.
Lol your comment needs more likes.
😅😅😅
I pity the fool who expects everyone to like what you like and can’t accept disagreement. You expect everyone to someone being a little too hysterical?
42:00 that camera shaking LMFAO
@@arcticangel1628I pity the fool that doesn't realize that it's a joke and that is what Mr. T always said on the tv show, The A Team; he also said it in the movie!!🤦🏾♂️🤡
If 'NOOOOO' cracks you up, you're going to think "THROW THE DAMN TOWEL' is hilarious....
I agree, that raw scream from Rocky when Mick died is so real! I’ve unfortunately experienced being with someone when they found out their father died, and it was that same sound. Gives me flashbacks!
Same 😭💔
She's the first person who has reacted to this who didn't know who Mr T was. But I guess because she's not American. Mr T was one of the biggest celebrities of the 1980's. Even Americans born later know him.
FUN FACT: Burt Young (Paulie) is actually a retired boxer, so it might not look like it, but he really knows boxing
Burt Young was also in the Marines Corp from 1957-1959 while in Marines he boxed winning 32 out of 34 fights.
Answering your question about how they say "you was" instead of "you were." That's just how people in Philadelphia and New Jersey talk. English is spoken in many different ways across America.
Rocky was using the "rope and dope" on clubber lang which was created by the greatest boxer of all time muhanmed ali when he fought boxing legend george forman in africa in 1974
Thunderlips Runnin' WILD... BROTHER!
This is my favorite rocky movie because of Clubber Lang (Mr. T) He is my favorite character out of all the rocky movies. His dialogue in this movie was amazing. I love Mr T.
My 2nd favorite Rocky/Creed movie but Clubber is my favorite character in the series
Most reactors miss the 202 pounds joke. Great reaction!
In the charity match, most of what the wrestler does would be illegal at a boxing match, but this was supposed to be an exhibition showing their different styles. He was showing what professional wrestling looks like. I'm speaking of the entertainment-based US version of wrestling, which is really more of an acrobatics performance than a competition. This movie was made at a time when a lot of the public were just becoming aware of how staged it was, and he's showing the resentment towards the growing sentiment that his sport is fake.
I swear Rocky and Adrian were the only people on earth that could put up with a character like Paulie no matter how immature he was. And what makes Sylvester Stallone such an amazing writer he actually gave us moments where we actually really cared for this difficult man that actually really had a deeper side that he didn't want to show because he was so insecure
This was the movie that propelled both Mr. T and Hulk Hogan to stardom. After Rocky III, Mr. T went to becoming a TV star with The A-Team; playing B.A. Baracus. Hulk Hogan was already a star in pro-wrestling, but this film would not only elevate his celebrity status, but also the sport of pro-wrestling. A year and a half after Rocky III, Hogan won the World Heavyweight Championship for the WWF (now known as WWE), giving birth to what he called “Hulkamania”. Then in 1985 Mr. T and Hogan would be a major part of the very first WrestleMania at Madison Square Garden.
Both this and 'First Blood' in 1982'.
Sly's career was into overdrive.
This was suppose to be the final chapter in the saga.
Mr.T's introduction was golden and pretty much made his career legendary.
Burgess Meredith (passed away in 1998) as Mickey for one last time was so heartbreaking.
Rocky & Apollo's friendship was the best onscreen pairing and working together made them both champions.
The statue at the top of the museum steps was such a meta moment.
It remained at the top of the steps till the late 1990's and was moved down to the corner of it's street.
You can still visit Philly and it''ll be in the same place.
Btw, when you react Rocky IV; you have 2 choices:the original cut (1985) or the director's cut (2021).
This movie is Amazing. I'm too curious and anxious about your Rocky IV's Reaction.
❤🌹🇧🇷
She may need some tissues for that movie.
@@sandymcneill7698 Yes! 😔
@@sandymcneill7698 maybe but she nicely resisted at Mickey's death...i was afraid she would cry more
@@adriengourgousse8821 Wait til she reacts to Rocky 4 someday. Might give her tears & inspiration just like the past Rocky movies she's seen thus far.
Please come on part 4, it is the most exciting!)
That's "Hulk hogan" (wwf wrestler)
You can really feel the power of Clubber Lang's last five punches on Rocky's head at the end of the first round of the first fight. You can also feel the pain of Rocky's suffering as well. Stallone acted convincingly in showing Rocky losing.
It wasn't in this video, but when Mr T says I pity the fool it's the only time he says it. Ask anyone about that phrase and they'll say The A Team, he never said it in a single episode.
the guy who played the wrestler was wrestling legend and icon hulk hogan , he was so popular that he was the only wrestler to be on the cover of sports illustrated and he was fired by the wwe which was the wwf at the time for taking the part in the movie
Love your reactions, Vanessa, so much fun! BTW, you WILL find out who won the secret bout if you continue to watch the series through the Creed films. Keep smiling!
Eye Of The Tiger Indeed, Cool Reaction As Always Once Upon A Reaction Lady, You Have A Nice Day Sweetie 🥰❤️
Rocky IV is after Rocky III.
This is probably the most animated I’ve seen you in a reaction since I came across your channel
Clubber Lang was an awesome "villain". He was the direct opposite to Rocky: Clubber respected absolutely no one. "Shut up old man" to Mickey. Disrespects Adrian. Constantly bad-mouthing Apollo.
Interesting theory says that in Rocky II, the letter Apollo received stating "How much did you get to carry that bum for 15 rounds? You're a disgrace to your people" was written by Clubber. It would certanily explain why Clubber seemed to show even less respect for Apollo than for Rocky.
A awesome villain,indeed. He's a lone wolf,with a very dark personality. He trust nobody,fight only for himself and use angry as a motivation,to improve e become better and better. A stunning performance by Mr T
@@Saga-kz2ti one thing that really stands out about Clubber is in spite of his circumstances, in spite of his anger, he never cusses. "Shucks" seems out of character for most of the film, but I think it is telling about his true heart after he loses - instead of going off the deep end, he is seen sitting dejected, head in hands.
Yes!!! I wasn't expecting you to do this reaction so soon but I'm happy you did! ❤ Can't wait for you to watch the next one!
Loved this reaction, can't wait till you react to Rocky IV 😎. You looked very nice today!
About the brief Muppet Show scene: the late Jim Henson, the original voice and puppeteer of Kermit the Frog, actually contributed a redub of Kermit's Muppet Show introduction. The original was, "It's The Muppet Show, with our very special guest star, Sylvester Stallone!" The redubbed line has Kermit introduce "Rocky Balboa" instead.
The lyrics to the song match Rocky’s journey from the first movie to this one.
I’m sorry but I can’t stand someone reacting too hysterically like her.
17:24 "He's too tough. He's too strong. Listen. How the hell can we train in this creep joint, here?"
Seriously. Rocky, remember the first two times you trained to fight _Apollo?_ You trained under _very_ different circumstances and you _won._ Most importantly, you trusted Mickey. So trust him _now._
He says you can't effectively train in an environment like this, you can't effectively train in an environment like this. Change the environment. Get back in touch with the circumstances you _had._ Get back in touch with the trainee you _were;_ the trainee who _won._
That statue of Rocky is still standing in Philadelphia!!!!! I love your reactions!!!
Really?! That's so cool
@@OnceUponaReaction yes its true!!!...and I cry everytime I see Mickey die because it reminds me of when my Grandpa died...love you and your channel Vanessa🌹
fun fact , the actor who plays paulie was a real boxer before he started acting
Wow🤯 really?
It was fun watching your reaction and can't wait to watch Rocky4
You should review Rocky 6: the Rise of Balboa... 👏👏👏
I´m loving your reacts on this franchise!! I cannot wait for the fourth one!!
I’m sorry but I can’t stand someone reacting too hysterically like her.
Love seeing your reactions. When you cheer, I cheer, when you cry, I cry, when you get upset, I get upset.❤😊
Hi Vanessa!🙂Sorry I missed your 25K celebration.🎊🎉🎈 I was under the weather. Sent you a little something with Paypal.💵 That is a very nice outfit and your hair looks great too!🖤"Rocky III" and "Rocky IV" are really big spectacle Rocky films. Great reactions to Rocky III, Vanessa!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Your reactions Vanessa are among the most interesting and amusing on all of youtube...please do reactions on movies like American Psycho and The Hangover..that would be so fun!!
I love how this movie highlights how alike Rocky and Apollo really were.
Paulie has always been jealous, self entitled, and inebriated. That's why we love him.
¡ Ay ay ay!
Que linda chiquita bonita!
And yeah…..yet another great reaction! 👍🏼
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Rocky 4 next? That's probably the best one out of all them...I think
13:44 that statue still exists today. It’s now in front of the arena that’s home to the Philadelphia 76ers of the NBA and the Philadelphia Flyers of the NHL
The actor who plays Paulie was a boxer in real life.
By the way, you look amazing as always
Movies like this brings out every moment out of her. Her own emotions keep pouring out.
40:52 her recognizing Tony Burton's genius and cheesy acting makes this the best Rocky 3 reaction hands down.
One of my favorite scenes is before the second fight. In the first fight Lang tells Rocky he's dead meat and Rocky is too scared to reply. In the rematch Lang says he's going to bust him up and Rocky looks steeled and says...
"Go for it."
You the icon, not the sequel. I really dig your honesty and energy. Makes me love the movies all over again. Thank you again. Can't wait for more
Rocky 3 is awesome Vanessa cool video 👍🆒💪👊
1. My favorite of the first 4 movies. Rocky IV is almost as good as this.
2. Where I lived had that pinball machine, as well as the Playboy machine, and I kicked the shit out of both of them. (Top 5 scores)
3. Rocky doesn't have defense. He beats you to hell with his face.
4. "Eye of the Tiger" was from a band called Survivor. Their other hit was "High on You".
5. The woman swooning over Rocky that Micky chases away was Sly's wife IRL.
6. Kudos to Mr. T for playing a character with no redeeming qualities.
On a personal note: 😍
3:51.. Best scene in the movie..those dance moves ..with a Santa beard on..priceless..thank you Mickey
The fight against thunderlips was an exhibition. His real name is hulk Hogan, a professional wrestler in the 80s 90s and 2000s. Very famous too.
Love your work ethic for real. That movie pallet ad says it all. Keep grinding 💪🏿
Thunderlipps was the Show-Wrestler Hulk Hogan. Clubber Lang is Mr. T, Acteur from the A-Team (series). Paulie Funnily enough, Paulie was SUPPOSEDLY a real boxer himself, unlike Stallone. Rocky 5 features the definitely real heavyweight boxer Tommy Morrison (RIP). Rocky 3 and 4 is more action and Rocky 5, back to the roots (Some don't like him that much, I do and undervalued in appearance and personally find him better than Rocky Balboa/Rocky 6, but a matter of taste, especially since he's his age but clearly noted, is no wonder and Rocky 5 more families and boxer drama and back to the roots, so not according to the motto: Higher, faster further, like Rocky 3 and 4, also has something :), but it probably disappointed many who were expecting something different. In Rocky 5 there is also an overbearing manager, which shows the pedant of a real boxing manager in the USA, who, by the way, is a bad guy, but often presents himself as harmless and a bit like a clown, which he is not. Also a black man and liked to have hair that stuck up in the air with setting lotion, bleached it a bit, liked to hold several country flags in his hands and wave them around. I also have a kind of documentary where his former protégé Mike Tyson also has his say.
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Great job, another perfect reaction and flawless performance!! 🏆🙌 You wasted no time, jumping right into Rocky III. That is really good, it keeps your memory fresh and the drive alive. You will get the 15K in no time at all. I can't wait until you watch Rocky IV. Keep up the great work, Enjoy 🥊
Paulie: why are they carrying him, Mick "He's walking!!!"
The girl that asked for a kiss while he was training, was Sylvester's first real wife. Fun fact
I've only caught a few of your reactions so far, but you don't strike me as the crying type.
Please do part four. I love your reactions to Rocky. You are the best
Each film reflects a point in Stallone’s career. Rocky 1 was his first big break against the odds. Rocky 2 is what showed that Rocky/Stallone wasn’t a flash in the pan. Rocky 3 is when Stallone transitions from the serious dramas/movies he made in his early career to the campy/testosterone/adrenaline action heroes he became known for.
And what’s even amazing, rocky 1-3 (and counting the future ones you haven’t watched yet) ARENT bad; they are all memorable in their own, all except prob rocky v can be considered as classics. This DOZNT happen for film franchises. Star Wars/Star Trek: Harry Potter/ and god knows other franchises become stale or hit continuous roadblocks. But rocky defied the odds
Stallone even said part 3 was about him staying hungry after he became famous because he didn't want to lose his edge
"Existential crisis!" Yeah, you hit the nail right on the head!
Good video. I love your enthusiasm and I've learned many Spanish swear words 🤣😁
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The greatest message we can take from an amazing reaction like this is; we all deserve the best❤
Characters like Hulk Hogan (blondie from the first fight) and Mister T (the main antagonist) were major celebrities back in the 80s. They were wrestlers, not boxers. The WWF was more about spectacle and entertainment than rules. It's funny, the way the wrestlers posture themselves, its more like a telenovela with testosterone. Especially with the behind the scenes drama lol.
I didn't see this video in my recommendations right away, but now that I'm watching it, I see you want to get to 15K views, right now it's at 51k. Congrats!
i don't know how many reactors i've seen miss the how much do you think he eats joke. i love that you caught it
22:55 And here, we come to one key question. I mean Rocky didn't train properly, but he did _train._ And _in_ that training, he had the guidance of a _pro._ It would've been nice if he had been a little more dedicated about _following_ all of it, but he did _have_ it. Up to this point, he was confident in his _fighting_ skills and his physical _condition,_ so he was in a good _head_ space.
And Clubber Lang, while what Mickey recognized as a _wrecking_ machine, _hadn't_ had the guidance of a professional trainer.
So up to this point, while I think it's fair to say that Rocky was due for a lesson in humility, he had the prospects for doing a good job of _representing_ himself in the ring once he _received_ it.
But now, he's seen Mickey experience _medical_ complications. He's thinking about just how _old_ his trainer and friend is. He's in the _wrong_ head space. So now, we have to wonder, could _this_ be what killed Rocky's chances?
26:54 Oh, god. 😥 This scene tears me _up._
I got so sick of Eye of the Tiger because that was the song in high school that we played in marching band every morning practicing then every week going onto the field for football games for 4 years. Luckily as the years went by I can appreciate it again.
Tremendous reaction and analysis Vanessa! Your enthusiasm is infectious. I look forward to seeing your reaction to Rocky 4!
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34:47 they really do. Rocky 4 (my favorite) literally changed my life physically. Rocky Balboa (Rocky 6) changed my life mentally. Like I said before the movies get better and better (I did not like 5 although a lot of people did)...and you find out who won that fight way later in the series.
And mr-t (A-team)
Just a tip, if you would've acknowledged Mr. T's iconic performance as the charismatic Clubber Lang, you would've get even more likes.
Omg. Your reaction to Clubber (Mr T) was great. Almost made me spit water out my nose. Lol. Now you’ve gotta do part IV. Don’t bother with 5. Rocky Balboa is also good as a continuation as is Creed I
So when rocky needed a job, Pauly hooked him up, twice. Pauly set Rocky up with Adrian. So yeah, Rocky does owe him.
I love this girl, cool as hell
The guy in the charity match is hulk hogan
Vanessa every time you cry it makes me cry you are the cutest thing ever
Bless your heart when you say that we all deserve the best. We all need this reminder everyday❤