Peter Farrelly’s I Play Rocky: Editor Sam Seig Walks us Through the Cut

I Play Rocky: a wonderful two hours to forget the world

Defiance and joy jump off the screen in this behind-the-scenes biopic from the dream team of Green Book director Peter Farrelly, writer Peter Gamble, and leading man Anthony Ippolito, cast to perfection as the young Sylvester Stallone.

I Play Rocky is a perplexingly standard biopic

I’ve always said clichés aren’t bad. What’s frustrating is clichés delivered lifelessly. Great movies make conceptually predictable plot points or…

I Play Rocky: Going the Distance

... the best two-hour advertisement for believing in yourself that I have seen in a while.

Peter Farrelly’s I Play Rocky: Editor Sam Seig Walks us Through the Cut

By Randi Altman Who doesn’t love a Cinderella story? Sylvester Stallone’s Rocky is a perfect example. A washed-up boxer who turns his life around and gets a shot at the title. Well, behind that story is another Cinderella tale — the one about how Rocky got made, The post Peter Farrelly’s <i>I Play Rocky</i>: Editor Sam Seig Walks us Through the Cut appeared first on postPerspective.