You chose to follow without consulting a qualified medical professional.Adrian! ADRIAN! A D R I A N! Sylvester Stallone is beefing with the curmudgeonly producer of the Rocky movies-and Dolph Lundgren, too-and he's on the outs! Onnit is not liable or responsible for any advice, course of treatment, diagnosis or any other information or services The host(s), presenter(s) and/or distributor(s) of this Communication are not responsible for the content ofĪny non-Onnit internet pages referenced in the Communication. Implied, by the host, presenter or distributor of the Communication. References to any non-Onnit entity, product, service, person or source of information in this or any other Communication should not be considered an endorsement, either direct or Some of the concepts presented herein may be theoretical. (collectively “Onnit”) are strictly for informational purposes only and are not intended for use as diagnosis, prevention or treatment of a health problem or as a substitute forĬonsulting a qualified medical professional. The materials and information provided in this presentation, document and/or any other communication (“Communication”) from Onnit Labs, Inc. If you don’t cheer during this, you’re a communist. What’s Drago doing during this montage? Steroids. With the fate of the Cold War hanging in the balance, a few press-ups aren’t too much of a hardship, but Balboa takes it a step further, chopping down trees, rescuing carts from snow-drifts and carrying logs like the messiah of all that is starry and spangled. Not only does it epitomize everything that was great about 80’s action movies, including larger-than-life physiques and a synth-heavy soundtrack, it established the Italian Stallion as a Cold Warrior who fought for the values of democracy against a steroidal Soviet automaton.
Pee Wee’s Big Adventure, Stairway to Heaven and Ocarina of Time are all masterpieces of their medium but none of them perfected their craft like the montage from Rocky IV. While the first film established the recipe, the fourth installment perfected it, pitting the old school methods of the Italian Stallion against 261 pounds of rage-fueled, Soviet-financed muscle: head to head, workout for workout.
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If you’re surprised to see another Rocky movie on this list, then you clearly don’t know your montages. If Greco-Roman antics aren’t your thing and knee-socks and crop tops feel all weird and ’80s on guys, remember that these two were beating lumps out of each other only a movie ago. There’s way more (b)romance in this montage than the industry average, so it’s a straight pick between the slow-mo close-up of the rippling Creed and Balboa thighs during the beach sprint or the man-hug the pair unleash on each other at the end.
The music may be the same, but everything else is different old foe Apollo Creed is now helping Rocky train, the ‘Rocky Steps’ have been replaced with a beach and the cheering children have been swapped for homoerotic slow-mo shots of Rocky and Apollo’s bulging thighs. It’s a given that any scene set to ‘Gonna Fly Now’ will be thoroughly enjoyable and writer/director/star…Oscar Nominee? Sylvester Stallone knew better than to tinker with greatness.
Sure, I could make an entire list just of Rocky movies, but if forced to pick two, I’m sticking with the vintage training montage decade-the ‘80s.
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