@it is what it aint Well Google calls him by that. But adding Oliver does add a difference to his name. So you're quite right. And you called me numpty! HAHAHAHA! You're funny
“Little by little we lose our friends” (Apollo’s death) “We lose everything” (Rocky’s wealth/championship title) “We keep losing and losing” (Adrian and Paulie’s death) “What the hell am I living around here for, I got no reason to go on” (Rocky’s cancer) “But with you kid, I got a reason” (Adonis)
It's hard to see Rocky loss everyone he had but Adonis gave him the will to keep going and just in real life we just have to keep fighting no matter what happens in our lives. I have learned from my grandfather before he passed away that you keep on going no matter what life throughs at you. That's also what I learned watching the Rocky and Creed movies is you get beat down but you get yourself back up and keep fighting till your last breath.
“Well with you kid boy I got a reason to go on and I’m gonna stay alive and I will watch you make good and I’ll never leave you” poor micky loved rocky like his own son, always gets me teared up watching this scene
Darian Canada yep this scene alone really shows how much respect and love these two men had for one another with something you'd see from a father to a son which is deep.
"You was the Angel." You don't understand this until you lose one of those people who really were a living Angel by your side. You don't know what you have until it's gone.
fun fact that thing about him staying alive because of rocky and nature being smarter than people think was said in an interview by Cus D'amato, mike tyson's trainer before he died, the character of mickey was largley inspired by cus
Amazing scene... and in Creed it was Adonis that gives Rocky the motivation to live on. The quote "Little by little, we lose our friends, we lose everything. We keep losing and losing till we say, you know, "What the hell am I livin' around here for? I got no reason to go on." hits me so hard..
Exactly! In Creed Rocky realize he had a reason to live with training Apollo's kid and forming a good bound to love the kid. I just wish Rocky had that type of relationship with his son but it's whatever since he showed no interest in following after his father or being close to him which is sad.
I cry every single time I watch this scene, I swear. One of the best scenes in the entire series. So emotional, so touching... And Burgess Meredith's acting is beyond stars. He really lives in the scene...
Same. It’s actually the hardest hitting scene throughout all the Rocky and Creed films except for maybe when Rocky finds out about his cancer diagnosis and his “Epic” speech to his son in Rocky Balboa
100% agree with you. The best scenes in the Rocky franchise are not the fight scenes, nor the training montages.....it's the scenes with heart like this one
Every time I watch this scene I tear up every time. This is by far the most underrated scene of all time. "Get up you sun of Bi*$ch cause Micky loves". Get's me every time.
I’m a so called “tough guy” I was a bouncer @ 2 of the biggest strip clubs in Philly! I was the only white boy for 40 blocks in each direction, and i survived a gunshot wound while fighting a guy @ the strip club in Philly (Wizards). But so many parts in rocky have me crying like a little girl because i think about all the good people in my life that loved me & the awesome people I’ve learned from along the way! We are the sum of our interactions with our fellow man!
Don't know why the other dudes replying just decided to be rude, but I'm just going to say I agree, the Rocky movies always make me tear up a little. Hope you're doing well.
Basically your bragging about how cool and tough you are and how you were one white boy and you went to strip clubs to tell us you were crying about rocky
He's listing those things to explain how despite a harsh life style this scene was powerful enough to affect him despite being mentally jaded and hardened after a hard life. This might be a tough concept to grasp though, and enjoy being offended by my implications.
Mickey cared about Rocky and share his past experiences with him. Finally when Rock showed up he could finally share all his knowledge with someone and that's so special how he taught him.
I lost my father when I was 16. I hear that piano playing in my head every time I think about the last time him & I had a deep conversation. We ended up hugging & saying we loved each other just like this scene. Don’t take for granted the relationship you men have with your father figures.
Burgess Meredith was extremely powerful in this scene. But Stallone deserves his credit. You figure this movie came 10 years after Rocky III. And the character still struggles with his trainer and mentor being gone. Stallone told that story beautifully just playing off his face!
I lost my dad yesterday evening and this scene hits especially hard now. It just nails it so perfectly how remembering/mourning a really special figure in your life feels. Down to the flashbacks and everything. It's beautiful and spot on.
*"You was the Angel."* (Rocky B.) Loved this emotionally powerful scene. It hits home for me. Brings tears to my eyes. Breaks my 💔😪 I played "Alone in The Ring" and other Bill Conti instrumentals to my brother in the ICU nearly 2 years ago. There were times I would see his eye lids move but never opened. I hoped the power of music along with prayers would help wake him from his coma as research showed coma patients could hear everything even though unresponsive. I always ended the night with Rocky, Star Wars, and Superman soundtracks; movies he loved growing up which I love watching no matter how sad it makes me. 💔🥊👼✝️ Happy Birthday my Angel, Pete Bautista Jr. 07/08/1969
I thought the first 2/3 of the movie wasn’t bad, I actually liked how they went back to the streets of the first movie but I just didn’t like how Tommy turns on him. They should have had Tommy get that heart and fire rocky had and fight Kane at the end and beat him to win the title.
This scene hits me so hard. I have watched it numerous times and felt like it was what my parents felt as they passed. You keep losing and losing what am I on this earth for. WOW!!
Kyron Harvey it was not Rocky’s father if followed the series Mickey started training Rocky when he was 20 years old or Rocky started training in Mick’s gym. Rocky had parents but they died when Rocky was young and he has pictures of his parents in his old apartment in the original Rocky. Mickey was a father figure to Rocky not his actual father and Mickey last name was Goldmill.
Burgess Meredith is one of my favorite actors ever. I see how it resonates onto Adonis Creed later and the relevance of life and legacy. This is better than the 3rd Rocky and 6th Rocky imo and it's all due to its scenes like this. I wish the 4th Rocky had a little nod to Mick as he was fighting Drago which in all honesty Mick was helping Rocky in spirit. They could've made us aware of his presence somehow but all we got were montage after montage.
SOMETIMES I KEEP WATCHING THE PART WHERE THE VIEW OF THE RING CHANGES TO THE FILM'S PRESENT DAY, LOOKING AT ALL THE MINOR DETAILS IN THE SCENE THAT HAVE CHANGED IN THE YEARS GONE BY.
Rest in peace beloved Mickey. Beloved Burgess. In my heart, you meaning so much. You recall me much, to my grandfather (Segundo Cuadra, Rip). He was a real father to me. He was wearing exactly the same hat. I never forget both. 🌹❤️😢🙏
I had watched this scene multiple times when I was younger, and it wasn't until early 2010s that I had done a marathon of all the Rocky movies that this scene hit harder. Ever since that day if I get a chance to see this scene again and again, I shed a few tears. This might have not been the best Rocky movie, but this is the best scene Rocky has given us throughout the franchise.
What I love about Rocky V apart from the other Rocky films is that it shows the realism of a not only a boxer's life but an athlete's life in general. The acting was really good, the music was beautifully synced, and it was written very well by Stallone I thought.
Have to agree, Meredith’s acting was nuanced and brilliant. I love that little “huh” he gives after saying “it was his cufflink.” It was the sort of little thing my grandfather might have added to a story like that.
Mickey was like a father figure to Rocky and when he died alot of Rocky’s heart and motivation was lost and what heartbreaks me is that Mickey never began to see Rocky’s true potential R.I.P Burgess Meredith
Everyone get one thing straight about this scene, this scene will make everyone tear up and this is probably in the top three of most motivating scenes and saddest scenes in all the Rocky and Creed films.
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"People die sometimes when they don't wanna live no more."
That tone of voice.
Always, that bit.!!!
Kills me everytime 😭 I was suicidal for three years. That line hits close to home.
@@brandonmedina494 I'm glad you won that 3 year battle.
@@imtunn3d736 thanks. I appreciate that :)
I've been there.
Mickey is such a great character. Burgess Meredith did a wonderful job.
Yes he did in all his films
Sandra Bervoets amen 🙏 great actor
@it is what it aint Same thing, isn't it?
@it is what it aint Well Google calls him by that. But adding Oliver does add a difference to his name. So you're quite right. And you called me numpty! HAHAHAHA! You're funny
@it is what it aint Larry Page and Sergey Brin
“Little by little we lose our friends” (Apollo’s death)
“We lose everything” (Rocky’s wealth/championship title)
“We keep losing and losing” (Adrian and Paulie’s death)
“What the hell am I living around here for, I got no reason to go on” (Rocky’s cancer)
“But with you kid, I got a reason” (Adonis)
👏
Yes, but you’re also forgetting the fact about Rocky’s brain diagnosis of brain damage.
yeah in rocky 5
Yup. This is so true.
It's hard to see Rocky loss everyone he had but Adonis gave him the will to keep going and just in real life we just have to keep fighting no matter what happens in our lives. I have learned from my grandfather before he passed away that you keep on going no matter what life throughs at you. That's also what I learned watching the Rocky and Creed movies is you get beat down but you get yourself back up and keep fighting till your last breath.
Burgess Meredith was such a great actor!
No that's Anthony Burgess.
Yes he was
“Well with you kid boy I got a reason to go on and I’m gonna stay alive and I will watch you make good and I’ll never leave you” poor micky loved rocky like his own son, always gets me teared up watching this scene
Darian Canada yep this scene alone really shows how much respect and love these two men had for one another with something you'd see from a father to a son which is deep.
"You was the Angel." You don't understand this until you lose one of those people who really were a living Angel by your side. You don't know what you have until it's gone.
So. Very. True...100% Agree
True sadly
My guardian angel is Jesus
@@archangeljesus4369 : Praise The Lord 🙏🙏
I Lost My Grandpa Last Summer
"Nature is smart than people think", love this line.
What does that really mean?
fun fact that thing about him staying alive because of rocky and nature being smarter than people think was said in an interview by Cus D'amato, mike tyson's trainer before he died, the character of mickey was largley inspired by cus
@@milesmaestri1472 tyson didnt exist till rocky four or 5
eerily similar while also opposite to Burgess Meredith's "Its almost as if God just forgot about me" moment from Grumpier Old Men
What does that mean?
Amazing scene... and in Creed it was Adonis that gives Rocky the motivation to live on.
The quote "Little by little, we lose our friends, we lose everything. We keep
losing and losing till we say, you know, "What the hell am I livin'
around here for? I got no reason to go on." hits me so hard..
Exactly! In Creed Rocky realize he had a reason to live with training Apollo's kid and forming a good bound to love the kid. I just wish Rocky had that type of relationship with his son but it's whatever since he showed no interest in following after his father or being close to him which is sad.
edgelee84 creed Sucks
micky is rocky's real father right there and it was a father & son moment right now
I know because it goes for life itself its such a deep scene
@@kyronharvey9545 absolutely without the doubt
And yet people try and tell me this is the “bad” rocky movie
@Elite Savage It has the best fight scene - the street fight.
I like this movie - doesn't deserve the rep it gets.
Erick Ernesto Serratos Gallegos there is no bad rocky movie not one
To me there is no "bad" Rocky movie.
xChewier no your wrong Rocky 3 4 are just revenge movies Rocky 5 is a story and a great one
I cry every single time I watch this scene, I swear. One of the best scenes in the entire series. So emotional, so touching... And Burgess Meredith's acting is beyond stars. He really lives in the scene...
knighTeen87 he was wonderful where he lived this scene as Mick for us to love him and Rocky's relationship.
I know I remember this when I first saw it 20 yrs ago and I still tear up til this day
Same. It’s actually the hardest hitting scene throughout all the Rocky and Creed films except for maybe when Rocky finds out about his cancer diagnosis and his “Epic” speech to his son in Rocky Balboa
He copied mike Tyson
100% agree with you.
The best scenes in the Rocky franchise are not the fight scenes, nor the training montages.....it's the scenes with heart like this one
the most underrated Rocky film, imo
It’s got some great moments but it’s the poorest one out of the six
Kenyan Gamer 7 acutually
RangelArts it will soon be 8 with creed II
and rockys shape... got to remember this was just post- Rambo III... that rocky training there after all isn't really from 1979.
Yup!
Bill Conti...i tell ya that background music man, it moves you so deeply.
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Amazingly emotionally powerful scene. Great acting, great feeling. I haven't watched this movie in a long time but this is by far the best scene.
Yup. Truly a dark scene.
Every time I watch this scene I tear up every time. This is by far the most underrated scene of all time. "Get up you sun of Bi*$ch cause Micky loves". Get's me every time.
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Bro, same. Every time.
I don't even know how it gets me but it does. Just knowin' someone's in your corner at your worst really REALLY hits home.
💯 got me every time
Yup. As well as when Rocky finds out about his cancer diagnosis and his “Epic” speech towards his son in Rocky Balboa.
"And I'll never leave you..."
That's the part that gets me every time
I’m a so called “tough guy” I was a bouncer @ 2 of the biggest strip clubs in Philly! I was the only white boy for 40 blocks in each direction, and i survived a gunshot wound while fighting a guy @ the strip club in Philly (Wizards). But so many parts in rocky have me crying like a little girl because i think about all the good people in my life that loved me & the awesome people I’ve learned from along the way! We are the sum of our interactions with our fellow man!
Yeah no cares about your bouncer days
Ryan one kick to the balls and then you’re no longer a “ tough guy “
Don't know why the other dudes replying just decided to be rude, but I'm just going to say I agree, the Rocky movies always make me tear up a little. Hope you're doing well.
Basically your bragging about how cool and tough you are and how you were one white boy and you went to strip clubs to tell us you were crying about rocky
He's listing those things to explain how despite a harsh life style this scene was powerful enough to affect him despite being mentally jaded and hardened after a hard life.
This might be a tough concept to grasp though, and enjoy being offended by my implications.
What a marvelous charismatic character Mickey is, I love him so much!
this just makes me miss mickie even more
Definitely a memorable moments between two great men who had love and respect for one another.
And to think he played the Penguin 🐧 in the original Batman TV series & was Popeye’s dad 😂. Such an amazing talent.
Mickey cared about Rocky and share his past experiences with him. Finally when Rock showed up he could finally share all his knowledge with someone and that's so special how he taught him.
I lost my father when I was 16. I hear that piano playing in my head every time I think about the last time him & I had a deep conversation. We ended up hugging & saying we loved each other just like this scene. Don’t take for granted the relationship you men have with your father figures.
Rocky - Mike Tyson. Micky -Cus Damato
Tariq Hussain the only main difference is that Cus died around a year before Tyson became the champ. But true they had the same dynamic
@@PeekaBooo24 no it's a cus damato quote
X ' I never mentioned anything about a quote. Re- read my comment 🙄
When he said you die when you don’t live anymore! This is what cus said and he said that Mike is the reason he is still alive!
True that
been 25 years and i still cry my eyes out on this scene
Yup. Every bit of this scene hits everyone hard.
Burgess Meredith was extremely powerful in this scene. But Stallone deserves his credit. You figure this movie came 10 years after Rocky III. And the character still struggles with his trainer and mentor being gone. Stallone told that story beautifully just playing off his face!
Stallone basically stole the speech from cus damato
As good as IV was it did not gave enough credit or recognition to the kind of father figure Mick was. :'(
What an emotional scene, no generation is able to recreate this performance, burgess was an outstanding actor
This was a very powerful scene, I don't care what the reviews said about this rocky movie. I loved this movie!
It’s too bad Rocky lost everything because of a devious Accountant.
When talking about the cufflink and Mick says "he gave it to some bum". That bum was Apollo Creed 😂
YounesHH how do you know ?
@@tupaie8158 I think it's a joke.
@@tupaie8158 In Rocky II you see Apollo wearing the cufflink in one of the scenes.
But Apollo wasnt a bum, he was the champ. And ended up being Rocky's good friend.
More Lions Mickey cared more about Rocky than Apollo
I lost my dad yesterday evening and this scene hits especially hard now. It just nails it so perfectly how remembering/mourning a really special figure in your life feels. Down to the flashbacks and everything. It's beautiful and spot on.
When I saw Burgess reprise the role for this film I literally got teary eyed. What a phenomenal actor.
*"You was the Angel."* (Rocky B.)
Loved this emotionally powerful scene. It hits home for me. Brings tears to my eyes. Breaks my 💔😪
I played "Alone in The Ring" and other Bill Conti instrumentals to my brother in the ICU nearly 2 years ago. There were times I would see his eye lids move but never opened. I hoped the power of music along with prayers would help wake him from his coma as research showed coma patients could hear everything even though unresponsive.
I always ended the night with Rocky, Star Wars, and Superman soundtracks; movies he loved growing up which I love watching no matter how sad it makes me.
💔🥊👼✝️
Happy Birthday my Angel, Pete Bautista Jr. 07/08/1969
This scene is wonderful! And so moving! And we only have the first four Rocky films! Dang it!
My mom waking me up for school at 6:40am:
2:54
Shush not funny
😆 🤣 😂
I don't understand why people think rocky v it's not good like the others.. this scene and many others prove that they wrong
Agree
@R!OT EARTH What? lol
@R!OT EARTH this clip is from Rocky V.
I mean this scene is great, but the movie overall is not but it’s definitely not as bad as people say it is
I thought the first 2/3 of the movie wasn’t bad, I actually liked how they went back to the streets of the first movie but I just didn’t like how Tommy turns on him. They should have had Tommy get that heart and fire rocky had and fight Kane at the end and beat him to win the title.
Burgess lines are pretty much word for word of what cus d amato said to the young mike tyson
REALLY?!?!
This scene hits me so hard. I have watched it numerous times and felt like it was what my parents felt as they passed. You keep losing and losing what am I on this earth for. WOW!!
I cried when I realized what Rocky did too, He was an Angel, this world and the people will miss him.
RIP Burgess Meredith (November 16, 1907 - September 9, 1997), aged 89
You will always be remembered as a legend.
I didn't hear no bell
🛎
burgess meredith an incredible actor, such an incredible scene brings tears to my eyes
You were the angel :(
That was very powerful scene for me
Micky loves you...
There was never a bad Rocky film nor a mediocre one. This movie spoke directly to our hearts :'(
So emotional 😭💔👊 And Rocky did just that every time he was knocked down. He came back stronger and Won !
That was rocky's real father right there and it was a sweet father and son moment R.I.P Mickey.
Kyron Harvey it was not Rocky’s father if followed the series Mickey started training Rocky when he was 20 years old or Rocky started training in Mick’s gym. Rocky had parents but they died when Rocky was young and he has pictures of his parents in his old apartment in the original Rocky. Mickey was a father figure to Rocky not his actual father and Mickey last name was Goldmill.
Burgess Meredith is one of my favorite actors ever. I see how it resonates onto Adonis Creed later and the relevance of life and legacy. This is better than the 3rd Rocky and 6th Rocky imo and it's all due to its scenes like this. I wish the 4th Rocky had a little nod to Mick as he was fighting Drago which in all honesty Mick was helping Rocky in spirit. They could've made us aware of his presence somehow but all we got were montage after montage.
Mickey defines everything...heart...charisma....excitement...motivation...he's a legend
I am crying now😭
Me too
Rocky Rocks ❤❤❤❤❤
2:53
Panagiotis Renieris I need that in the morning to get me out of bed
Gets me right in the feels EVERY time!!
Ohhhh micky. Rest in peace you beautiful human being
SOMETIMES I KEEP WATCHING THE PART WHERE THE VIEW OF THE RING CHANGES TO THE FILM'S PRESENT DAY, LOOKING AT ALL THE MINOR DETAILS IN THE SCENE THAT HAVE CHANGED IN THE YEARS GONE BY.
Right its amazing
Rest in peace beloved Mickey. Beloved Burgess. In my heart, you meaning so much. You recall me much, to my grandfather (Segundo Cuadra, Rip). He was a real father to me. He was wearing exactly the same hat. I never forget both. 🌹❤️😢🙏
I had watched this scene multiple times when I was younger, and it wasn't until early 2010s that I had done a marathon of all the Rocky movies that this scene hit harder. Ever since that day if I get a chance to see this scene again and again, I shed a few tears. This might have not been the best Rocky movie, but this is the best scene Rocky has given us throughout the franchise.
What I love about Rocky V apart from the other Rocky films is that it shows the realism of a not only a boxer's life but an athlete's life in general. The acting was really good, the music was beautifully synced, and it was written very well by Stallone I thought.
@3.30 The moment God says, "I let his spirit visit you, now it's time for him to return to me". Powerful scene.
a man passing down his legacy to another is, inspirational.
I truly believe what Micky says cuz my dad used to say that but he says I’m his reason to live and he’s 79 almost 80
Scene was very touching!
If you don’t shed a tear u ain’t a real man
Why are you doin that not everybody is that emo
Have to agree, Meredith’s acting was nuanced and brilliant. I love that little “huh” he gives after saying “it was his cufflink.” It was the sort of little thing my grandfather might have added to a story like that.
This part made me cry. But is really important how much care your best frien d and family
That's a scene that'll bring a man to tears
Makes me cry every time.
Bro. People say this is the worst? This is one of the, if not THE best!
I swear this is one of the best movie scenes out there. If not the best scene
Love the way he calls he "kid" ❤️
Mickey was like a father figure to Rocky and when he died alot of Rocky’s heart and motivation was lost and what heartbreaks me is that Mickey never began to see Rocky’s true potential R.I.P Burgess Meredith
Rip Burgess Meredith
Mr Miyagi
Mighty Mick
Master Yoda
a good mentor can truly change your life
Moments like these really shine in the movie.
One of the most beautiful, poignant film scenes ever!!
"I didn't hear no bell." It was heart breaking when you hear him use the same line on Creed. Full circle.
this scene almost made me cry
Micky was and will always be Rocky’s guiding principle and light and most importantly his inspiration and motivation
I felt Mickey's words like nothing else. It brings a tear to my eyes how special of a bond Rocky had with Mick
Burgess Meredith was great.
The critics always say this was the worst of the rocky franchise but in all honesty it’s not that bad. It’s got a lot of heart to it, and it’s sad too
"...cause Mickey loves you" - hits me like a ten trucks every single time.
Great speech
I'm not crying shut up you're crying
Anyone that has a heart is crying
Who eles felt like crying OH NO GIVE MW A TISSUE...GET UP YOU SON OF BEAST BECAUSE MICKEY LOVES YOU
So sad ,I really miss Rocky in ring in this,and it was so sad seeing the Mickey teaching young rocky
Mickey was like a father to Rocky
“Little by little, we lose our friends, we lose everything.” That’s right. Father Time doesn’t take dives.
Even though this movie wasn't too good, gosh darn this scene was powerful.
This scene gets me overwhelmingly emotional every time i watch it.
"Whe You don't find motivation, do it for our love"
miss My angels every day
R.I.P Micky you will be missed great memories in the past
Dont know why but i tear up when i see this scene
3:27 The transition gets me...
This is the favorite thing i have on this earth!And Rocky Marciano gave me that!
This movie is like real life, so inspirational and emotional
June 2021....remember that
Cause i love you... 💕🇵🇸❤️
this is my favorite scene of all the rocky's movies
Everyone get one thing straight about this scene, this scene will make everyone tear up and this is probably in the top three of most motivating scenes and saddest scenes in all the Rocky and Creed films.
One of the greatest lessons i've ever heard.
Mickey may not have had his chance to become champ but through Rocky he was just as Much a champion as Rocky or Apollo ever was.
The best scene in the whole film.
Mickey reminds me of my grandpa he sees the young in him of his sons and grandkids
Every body needs a mick
Yeah we ALL need a wise old someone like him in our lives
I remember crying while watching this scene ❤