After assisting filmmaker Hal Ashby's 1971 movie Harold and Maude, he teamed up with him again on the 1978 drama Coming Home, ...

Don Zimmerman, the Oscar-nominated editor of 'Coming Home,' 'Rocky III,' 'Night at the Museum,' and many more classic films, ...

The political hubris of Sylvester Stallone, the writer, director and star of Rocky IV, is simply staggering. If we are to believe the rousing final speech given by boxer Rocky Balboa in a Soviet ...

Before seeing ”Rocky IV,” I interviewed Dolph Lundgren, the Swedish hunk-turned-actor who plays Rocky`s Russian adversary in the eagerly-awaited movie. During the interview I was able t… ...

Welcome to the HeyUGuys Class of ’85! 1985 was a fine year for Hollywood. Icons fell under the stampede for sequels while future classics were created. It’s time to look back. In the coming ...

Rocky IV (1985) is the fourth and most successful movie, in terms of box office gross, of the Rocky franchise. Rocky Balboa plans to retire from boxing after recovering his title from Clubber Lang ...

— -- It's hard to believe that "Rocky IV" came out 30 years ago today on Nov. 27, 1985. Widely regarded as one of the best "Rocky" films, the "Italian Stallion" is tasked with beating the ...

LOS ANGELES: Veteran action star Sylvester Stallone has announced that he will be releasing a new director's cut of "Rocky IV" to mark the film's 35th ...

U-S-A! Not only that, Rocky IV remained the highest-grossing sports movie, outlasting Field of Dreams, Major League, and White Men Can’t Jump — for nearly 15 years. Despite not ending the Cold ...

For many fans of the franchise, this nominal sequel to 2015’s “Creed” may feel more like a long-overdue resolution to 1985’s “Rocky IV,” as Adonis Creed (Jordan, again drop-dead ...

Rocky agrees to fight Drago for Apollo’s honor. In 1985 it was the ultimate anti-Communist blockbuster but times have changed in 2021. ‘Rocky IV: Rocky vs. Drago’ is more Apollo’s story ...

“Creed II” is directed capably if indistinctly by Steven Caple Jr., and it is a direct continuation, 33 years later, of the events laid out with a right hook in “Rocky IV” (1985).