In 1985, a Soviet boxer defeats Apollo Creed in a fatal exhibition match, prompting Rocky Balboa to challenge him in an unsanctioned fight in the Soviet Union, where he trains under grueling conditions, overcomes overwhelming odds, and ultimately wins, delivering a powerful message that transforms the crowds hostility into support. Rocky IV is a 1985 American English-language Drama Sport film starring Sylvester Stallone, Talia Shire, Burt Young, Carl Weathers, Brigitte Nielsen, Dolph Lundgren and Danny Nero. Rocky IV was Produced by Irwin Winkler and Robert Chartoff. The film is written and directed by Sylvester Stallone. MGM/UA Entertainment Company acquired the distribution rights for the movie. The motion picture has a running time of 90 minutes. The Film was successful at box office. Rocky IV was made on a budget of $28 million and it was a super hit at box office gross of $300 million. Cinematography was done by Bill Butler and editing by Don Zimmerman and John W. Wheeler. The music was composed by Vince Dicola.
Jini Score 7.0/10
Critics Score 78%
Jini Score 7.0%
Critics Score 78
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Release
Date14 APR 1985
Budget$ 28 MILLION
Language
English, Russian
Genre
Drama
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Sport
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Rocky IV Reviews and Ratings
Average Review Rating : positive
Positive Review Rating : 78%
Patrick Hicks
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Brian Costello
While relevant to its time with its Cold War rivalries acted out in the boxing ring, and perhaps relevant in light of contemporary tensions between America and Russia, its still a movie that is as 1980s as it gets, and sometimes hilariously so. ( Read More )
Jeffrey M. Anderson
Moves straight into the 1980s, with a slicker look and many training montages as well as a few flat out music videos. ( Read More )
Alan Jones
Though its impossible not to get caught up in our heros Russian training programme, or to root for his climactic victory, the mawkish montages accompanied by blaring music are no substitute for plot shading. ( Read More )
Paul Attanasio
Its riddled with hapless gimmickry: zooms, slow motion, double images, freeze frames, embarrassing MTV style montages, a noisy, aggressive sound track, and flashback after flashback to the movies that have gone before, in order to remind you why youre there, as if to insist, See, this used be a good idea. ( Read More )