我觉得这个系列不需要解读了,谢谢你洛奇,送给你的诗 一 拳击手在办公室想起 自己快被打死的那个晚上 想想那时候真的挺牛逼 整个洛杉矶的夕阳 都等着自己驼它回家 拳击手的心脏还是藏在手套里 他买了一箱子绷带 扔在角落 拿起一瓶啤酒 给儿子讲讲做人的道理 穿上不合身的西装 对女人说 喜欢现在的这份工作 也许一个老头 就应该待业在家 感叹感叹关节炎 然后顺便种种花 二 过期的拳击执照早已结灰 待价而沽的 只剩下二十多岁时 留下的伤疤 拳击手虽是个不擅长爱情的人 但不喜欢看任何一个女人哭泣 没有老婆 只剩一只叫沙袋的狗 如今那只狗也蔫了 只是偶尔还嘟囔两句 三 拳击手觉得自己活的太久 生命真他妈的冗长啊 于是某天挺直脊背 跑去跟年轻人打一场 挨打时的感觉 依旧是如此的美妙 除此之外,还有一个漂亮女人 她一直盯着我看 她开心的真不像话 也许我脑门上滴下的鲜血 比玫瑰花还他妈温柔
I still remembered the first time seeing Rocky. His statue was in front of the Philadelphia Museum of Art (PMA), at the right corner of the stairs. By then, I was just a freshman at Bryn Mawr, a kid who did not know much about Rocky and Philly.
It was until 2018, a year after I graduated from the college, I watched the first movie of Rocky. It was stunning to see him standing at the same place in front of the PMA, raising his arms toward the sky. It was absolutely THE film that could represent the soul of Philly in my utter dream. I wrote - "Philly has carried the purest four years of my life. I wanna punch, as hard as Rocky did, on the ring, towards the end of my life, but I also knew that I could not and did not want to return to Philly."
Out of the fear that the ideal of Rocky would collapse, it took me another three years to watch the rest of the movies recently in 2021. Watching Adrian, Mickey, and many other important fighters lived, stayed, and passed away was definitely heartbreaking. However, Rocky was there. After the fight with Apollo Creed, Clubber Lang, Captain Ivan Drago, Tommy Morrison, and Mason Dixon, Rocky was still running along every street that I could easily recognize in Philly. I guess Rocky was wiseful to say, if you stay in one place long enough, you become that place.
I liked the clip when Rocky and Paulie were talking about the final fight, they said -
Paulie: What, you haven't peaked yet?
Rocky: Peak?
Paulie: Yeah. Peak.
Rocky: …I don’t know. There’s still some stuff in the basement.
Paulie: What basement?
Rocky: [Points to his chest] In here.
What was the stuff in the basement Rocky was referring to? Was it pride? Was it self-respect? Was it the damn beast inside?
I soon figured out that it was Rocky's deterministic way of living that had drawn me into him, just like all the heroic figures in the epic poem. Rocky is a fighter. He fights not because he can’t sing or dance, but for the reason that fighters fight.
Marie was right when she said to Rocky -
You know, who you are, you konw the part of you that is so full of life. I mean, we all have that feeling, that fire. We usually never get a chance to use it and then it just goes away. But you can. You've got this opportunity. So, do it. Why not? I mean this is who you are. This is who you will always be and you don't move aside for nobody untill you're ready to move and it does not matter how this looks to other people. All that matters is how it looks to you. Rocky. Rocky, look at me. How it looks to you and if this is something that you want to do and if there is something that you've got to do, then you do it. Fighters fight.
Rocky was right when he said to his son Robert -
The world ain’t all sunshine and rainbows. It’s a very mean and nasty place, and I don’t care how tough you are, it will beat you to your knees and keep you there permanently if you let it. You, me, or nobody is gonna hit as hard as life. But it ain’t about how hard you hit. It’s about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward. How much you can take and keep moving forward. That’s how winning is done! Now, if you know what you’re worth then go out and get what you’re worth. But ya gotta be willing to take the hits, and not pointing fingers saying you ain’t where you wanna be because of him, or her, or anybody!
Yes, Rocky has gone through hell, worse than any nightmare one could ever dream. But when it is over, he was no longer another bum from the neighborhood, but the one who stood in the ring, with the eye of the tiger.
The Soul must have selected his own Society. Rocky has a life, with Adrian and many beloved ones. He succeeded because he kept going, and going, and going.
I hope one day, someone could also say to me, "I live with a fighter." Till then, my name would be Chris Balboa for the end of my life.
英雄迟暮怀念过去怀念亡妻什么的看得挺难过的,60岁的史泰龙还能保持这身材演一场还不错的拳赛本身就很牛逼,人生不在于能打出多重的拳而在于能承受多重的拳并继续走下去,看完这个系列真是对史泰龙有很大的改观,远远不是一个肌肉棒子那么简单……ps广场那个雕像哪去了?
生活的意义不在于你能出多重的拳,而在于你能承受多少,并予以回击。
对于我,打动我的不是那永远坚韧顽强的斗志,而是辉煌过后平淡的生活场景。
我甚至认为这部比第一部更好,完美的收尾,英雄迟暮,那哀伤,那怀旧,那坚韧,洛奇是可以伴人一生的励志偶像。
洛奇会老,史泰龙会老,洛奇精神长存,一星期一晚一集看完了洛奇1-6.前三部尤其纯粹,或者和年代有关,洛奇精神告诉我,拳赛人生,人生如拳赛,犹如洛奇的职业生涯记录,没有华丽的完胜,也没有高击倒率,但也一样缔造传奇,永不放弃!看过洛奇系列,才深深领悟为什么史泰龙是很伟大的演员
系列电影到最后真的会有感情的,最后一部的画面和比赛镜头处理都进步了很多,熟悉激荡的配乐再次响起,情绪也跟着波动。洛奇老了,可还是那么迷人。这系列最吸引我的其实并不是作为胜者 或者拳王的洛奇,而是作为男人 身为人夫人父 或者身为亲属好友的洛奇,真诚地对待自己对待他人,以及对待生活。
在烂片界混迹了十数载金酸梅提名等身的史泰龙重新拾起让他成名的旧作,先是洛奇、两年后再是兰博,满是饱经风雨后的淡然与超越;影片虽不完美,但充盈着令人振奋的力量;最动容的是片尾的真实影像:不同年龄、性别、种族、身体状况的人跑上洛奇阶梯振臂高呼,电影的魔力在此刻尽显无疑。
很伤感啊,无关电影啊,只是我也老了啊,男人老狗什么的调色还特么要调的和王家卫一样啊,看了一半已经不想再看了啊,我去你的啊。。。
当初真应该把一套买来看的,失策阿!色彩饱和度刚刚好,镜头感超强,唯一不足的是拳击过程太现场化,没有任何以主角视角的镜头.每个人在年老的时候都不得不接受现实吧,那就是被遗忘冷落和替代.
史泰龙牵着那条癞皮狗跑在费城的大道上,熟悉的旋律混合心跳和喘息,60岁老人的心脏依然坚挺,“老子又有六块腹肌啦~!=。=”洛奇不是故事,洛奇是一个传奇。
整个系列看下来,似乎快速地掠过了一整个人生。从开始的没有生活方向,到最后的慈爱睿智,让人不得不感叹,男人果然是越老越有味道。最后的洛奇为什么要打这场世纪大战呢?为了证明自己?为了向岁月挥舞拳头?感觉都不对。我猜是拳击已经融入了他的血液,他想念老朋友了吧。
拳击教父的精彩谢幕,和1、2一起构成完整的三部曲。 岁月如刀,我们哗啦啦老去,甚至来不及变得更智慧。但我们的激情仍未消亡、心中的梦一如当初。 Fighters fight,以后的人生绝不退却。
看完一到五,再看这部,感觉很深刻,时光飞逝,物是人非~最后的比赛是在真正的拳台上进行的,主持人也是真正的比赛主持人,泰森友情客串了一段。
不敌岁月而日渐衰老,风雨相伴的伊人也已故去,一生的辉煌都已成为曾经,看着洛奇的沉郁和大舅子的歇斯底里,心中萦绕着感伤。这一回,不再为了争取什么,也不是为了打到谁,影片到最后,只在呈现一出完美的谢幕,上演一段活着的传奇。听到的,还是那首熟悉的旋律,看到的,还是那个熟悉的洛奇。
除了开头卖惨,中间锻炼,结尾谢幕和广大人民群众倾情情怀以外,几无看点。看的时候甩不开这个包袱:现实生活中哪有60岁和拳王打不会被打死的。阿德莲明明还在现实里活得好好的。但这确实是最棒的励志片。因为他60岁真的还在举杠铃吃生鸡蛋,他训儿子那段更是字字入心。最后那一幕,他就是洛奇。
这一部应该是系列正传真正的最后一部了。。虽然拳击对决的理由有些扯,但是史泰龙融入了生活经历的表演,和整部电影略带哀伤的气氛结合的很好,掺杂着怀旧感来看,有种追了好久的电视剧迎来了大结局的感觉。
#勇气不需要多言#。。。。。一颗永不停歇的心。只要你自己一往无前,没有任何人可以阻止你的前进的脚步。
一个英雄谢幕的故事,一个男人的一生,洛奇成为了美国人的榜样。在经历了许多,再看美国人的英雄时候更多了份温和的人味,其实就是有自己的明确目标,战胜自己~~在纷繁的势利世界里,做好自己,不随波逐流...
永远的不败拳王,永远的励志鸡汤,时隔三十年,史泰龙端出一碗热气腾腾的陈年老鸡汤,为《洛奇》系列画上了一个完美的句号。同样的配方,却有着不同的味道,曾经的热血拳王,如今已是孑然一身,那滋味你我都清楚,闪耀之后的暗淡最让人心碎。他像一个徘徊在往事里的老大哥,开着面包车在回忆中游荡,向旁人讲述着当年那些爱与斗志的传奇,也许就这样了此残生未尝不是一种选择,但史泰龙给了洛奇战斗的最好理由:伟大的拳手绝不会在餐馆里为昔日的荣光沾沾自喜,只要还能挥拳,你就没有理由退役,战斗是拳手的宿命。最后的决斗显得可有可无,因为全系列最棒的高光名场面在中段就已经出现了: “胜利不在于你可以打出多重的拳,而在于不管你被怎样的重拳击中,依旧可以勇往直前。”香港电影《打擂台》结尾原封不动的照搬了这句话。全系列最好的就是5和6。
16.2.7 背景与心境变了,结局与精神没变。这个系列其实看1和6就够。