A Novice Watches Rocky (1976)
I’d never seen the original 1976 Rocky in the past, because it seemed to be a “boxing” movie, and watching people hit each other into… Read More »A Novice Watches Rocky (1976)
I’d never seen the original 1976 Rocky in the past, because it seemed to be a “boxing” movie, and watching people hit each other into… Read More »A Novice Watches Rocky (1976)
Rocky V picked right back up after the last fight in Russia. He returns to America, and we learn Rocky has developed traumatic brain injury… Read More »Virgin Movie Binge Review – Rocky V
Continuing our Binge watch of Rocky and Creed Movies with a viewing virgin! Enjoy! Rocky Balboa Rocky Balboa occurs several years after Rocky V. Rocky’s… Read More »Virgin Movie Binge Reviews – Rocky Balboa and Creed 1
Continuing our Rocky-through-Creed binge newbie watch, here are our reviews for Rocky 3 and 4! (Spoilers!) Rocky III (1982) Rocky III started out with a… Read More »Virgin Movie Binge Reviews – Rocky 3 and 4
Rocky is something I’ve heard about for all my life, but to be honest, I had never seen any Rocky films. The first Rocky related… Read More »Virgin Movie Binge Reviews — Rocky 1 and 2
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Read our honest review of *IDIOTS* (2026), the road-trip buddy comedy starring O’Shea Jackson Jr., Dave Franco, and Peter Dinklage. Originally titled *The Sh!the@ds* and debuting at Sundance, this comedy/chase film had a rocky journey to the big screen — and the final result is just as uneven. Find out whether this straight-man/funny-man comedy delivers the laughs or misses the mark.
Sports movies thrive on manufactured tension. However, what happens when you run the actual numbers? Strip away the orchestral swell and the slow-motion comeback, and… Read More »Hollywood vs. the Sportsbook: What Would the Real Odds Have Been in Famous Sports Movies?
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The relationship between video games and film has always been a fascinating one. For decades, studios have tried to translate interactive storytelling into cinematic spectacle—with… Read More »Games That Deserve Movie Adaptations