Stevecorp Don't listen to the negative reviews

Cleveronix A different way of telling a story

CrawlerChunky In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.

Roy Hart If you're interested in the topic at hand, you should just watch it and judge yourself because the reviews have gone very biased by people that didn't even watch it and just hate (or love) the creator. I liked it, it was well written, narrated, and directed and it was about a topic that interests me.

jjwp-335-70242 The story continues a must watch. Keep the saga going

merelyaninnuendo Rocky IIIt always is tricky and a huge risk to create a sequel and live up to the expectation especially when the first one is loved worldwide to this level and acclaimed by the critics and they did it, again; its just as good as the first one. Rocky II is sensationally upbeating and exhilarating with enough content for 2 hours of runtime; even though being predictable, is still fun and filled with all the clichéd drama. Sylvester Stallone's smart idea by picking it up right where it was left off works as a charm and gives enough depth to the characters and the plotline. And he stretches himself too, as a director and writer but also as an actor giving enough range to stage himself up along with a great supporting cast. Rocky II connects with the audience more than the previous one allowing the audience to root and even cheer for the protagonist which shows the excellence of the director on execution but again the choreography seemed a bit loose.

marieltrokan Lack of pattern that's antagonistic is a possession of no pattern that's helpfulNo pattern is freedomPossession is hierarchyHelpful is hierarchyHierarchy of freedom that's hierarchyHierarchy is hierarchy of freedomFreedom is hierarchy hierarchyFreedom is anti-hierarchyAnti-hierarchy is equalityFreedom is equalityEquality is freedomFreedom is identicalIdentical is freedomIdentical is identityFreedom is identity

KingBrian1 Following on from the success of the first film in the series Rocky 2 continues the story and focuses on the theme of handling life after greatness. As Apollo's ego gets the best of him and forces him to pursue Rocky outside the ring to get him back into the ring we see an aimless Rocky looking for work and dealing with the fallout of being a celebrity. This movie improves upon the first with Rocky's trainer Mickey given a greater role in preparing Rocky for the ultimate rematch awaiting. Once again the soundtrack, the emotion and the fight this time bigger and more dangerous combines to create a master class film.