Is a new Rocky movie in the works?

eye of the tiger

Nope. The studio told Stallone that he was too old and there's not much interest in a new Rocky film.

I heard of a part six also.

Supposedly, Rocky will face Drago (Russian in IV) in some Charity event. Rocky is doing the Charity boxing event for a local 'boys & girls club'. Also the plot somewhat revolves around the son in the beginning, who is a boxer, but apparently gets injured. For redemption Rocky boxes, blah blah. Whole long spiel, that I forgot. But you get the basic premise.

No bullshitting, I read it on several movie resource sites.

Stallone's making some reality boxing show with Sugar Ray Leonard I think.

Is Sly gonna be the old man trainer dude in this one like mickey was?
i mean damn...how many of these they gonna make?

Wait I know...he fights a dude from Iraq in this one and has to go train out in the iraqi desert, lifting camels and shoveling sand and shit right..

more like : legs of the zimmer frame

Nice slap in the face. Poor Sly.

hmm, I was thinking Rocky Horror Picture Show. I do believe there's a remake of THAT in the works.

SACRILIDGE!!!

punching from his wheelchair or zimmerframe ?

Yeah, it's called The Contender.

Ya, Rocky takes on a geriatric in a retirement home, they duke it out from their wheelchairs, Stallone wins of course! and yells "yo Adrian get me my prune juice"

Rocky VI: Stallone takes it on the chin from MGM

"It seems like we have most people on board for the next 'Rocky' film," Sylvester Stallone told the Chicago Sun-Times in 2003. MGM studios recently announced, however, that there will be no Rocky VI in the foreseeable future, despite the completed script that studio executives tapped Stallone to write.

MGM owns the rights to "Rocky," and they plan to keep it that way--a problem for Stallone, who wants to sell his script to another studio if MGM will not produce it. Stallone is contemplating legal action, a move that may produce good publicity for his upcoming NBC reality boxing television show, "The Contender."

But MGM has its own guns. The company announced that they plan to watch Stallone's show closely, making sure that their "Rocky" copyright is not infringed upon. Meanwhile, sources are reporting that MGM plans to release their own reality boxing show. Many news agencies are reporting that MGM may use the well-known Rocky franchise--including the Oscar-winning music from the first movie--to promote their show.

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