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    Rocky Balboa

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    Rocky Balboa Rocky Balboa believes that what is right should always be given to who deserves it. In this speech with the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission (audience) he is turned down the right to get his boxer licenses back (purpose) even though every test they put him through he passed with flying colors. He expresses his disgust of being turned down due to his age by using pathos (emotions)‚ ethos (credibility)‚ and logos (logic). The Commission chair informed Rocky that “The medical advisory

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    The character of Rocky Balboa was introduced to the American public in 1976‚ with several hit sequels produced following the original’s success. Rocky IV‚ one of my favorite movies starring Rocky‚ focuses on the boxer combating America’s greatest foe at the time‚ Russia. The USSR was at its peak‚ and with its supposed global dominance‚ the American people started doubting themselves‚ doubting America. In comes the hero‚ Rocky Balboa‚ who fights for America’s honor. Rocky has many characteristics

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    Rocky I

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    complexity of a character and the effects of setting‚ which is commonly portrayed in Art cinema‚ or focusing on the realistic daily struggles of a person‚ which is commonly portrayed in Neorealist cinema. Rocky I however combines these three traditions in order to make an engaging‚ lifelike film. Rocky I exemplifies an engaging‚ goal oriented character‚ a realistic setting‚ as the entire film is shot on site in the city of Philadelphia‚ and a genuine display of real world hardships. This film uniquely

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    Steven Pinkerton Sports and Film May 30‚ 2014 In the great “Rocky” series‚ Rocky IV follows suit in the entertainment‚ drama and action columns‚ and yet again Sylvester Stallone pleases the crowd in this boxing thriller. Rocky IV delivers suspense‚ drama‚ a personal story line‚ which enables the viewer to relate to Rocky‚ action‚ and intense workout and boxing scenes. Sylvester Stallone is able to keep the viewer on the edge of their seat yet again in this third sequel. The film’s plot gets

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    Rocky Movie Symbolism

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    Rocky‚ directed by John G. Avildsen‚ is a film full of meaning and strong messages that encompass relatable characters along with an exciting plot. This enticing movie brings you with the character Rocky as he struggles to succeed in middle-class Philadelphia. Living in the poorer sections of his neighborhood‚ Rocky is a small-time boxer who also works for a loan shark on the side. He makes just enough money to keep a deteriorating apartment and a couple pets. But once given the opportunity to box

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    March 2006 „« Rocky (PG) „« Running time= 115 Minutes „« Year Made= 1976 „« Author= Unknown „« Director= John G Avildsen „« Producer= Irwin Winkler ROCKY- Sylvester Stallone MICKEY- Burgess Meredith APOLLO- Carl Weathers Plot Summary: Rocky Balboa is a Philadelphia club fighter who seems to be going nowhere in his boxing career and even his life. As fate would have it‚ Rocky is chosen by The Heavyweight Champion of the World‚ Apollo Creed to fight for the World title. Rocky realizes that

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    Rocky Balboa Inspiration

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    Jones‚ to very impactful historical figures‚ like Theodore Roosevelt‚ Rocky Balboa is a notable fictional character influencing my character. He is an iconic American Hero that impacts people’s lives. He is a well-known for epitomizing the underdog story and influencing the minds and hearts of many. The depth and relatability he hold true to his values make him a superior to other characters in fictional works. Rocky Balboa‚ a man of masculinity‚ is characterized with a vulnerability that allows

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    Character Analysis of Rocky Balboa The time-honored belief in hard work overcoming obstacles is personified in Rocky Balboa‚ the main character of John Avildsen’s 1976 film Rocky. Balboa is an underdog‚ an unsuccessful boxer whose best days seem behind him. Despite this fact‚ Rocky’s pride prevents him from abandoning his dream of being “somebody”—not just another bum from his Philadelphia neighborhood. When Balboa is miraculously offered a shot at the heavyweight boxing title‚ Rocky trains with determination

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    Rocky

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    for the lower-littoral zone‚ 4-plated rosy barnacles which were all identified in Stephenson’s study. However‚ the indicator species found in the sub-littoral zone were the common limpets and not the sea anemone according to Stephenson’s study. The rocky shore was not really healthy due to the fact that not many organisms were found in comparison to Stephenson’s study. This may have been the cause of many abiotic factors such as an increase of global warming and climate change where wave action consistently

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    Balboa Park Museum

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    Jessica Carrasco August 9‚ 2010 Art 100 – 40676 The Timken Museum‚ Balboa Park The Timken Museum is located in Balboa Park. The museum is permanently displaying Putnam Foundation Collection. This specific collection contains art work spanning from old American art to Russian Icons from the Moscow and Novgorad schools. I found that of the Italian pieces‚ the first that I enjoyed is Luca Carlevarij’s oil painting of The Piazzetta at Venice displays great depth and the dimensions. Because of

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