MGM - Rocky V (Steelbook) [ULTRA HD]

Great 4k set, no damage to the steel book case. Well packed. Looking forward to buying the next entry.

Maybe the weakest of the Rocky films but still great. Picture and sound on this disc are superb and the steelbook is good looking. Go for it!

Continuing the legacy of Rocky Balboa in beautiful 4k.

such a beautiful looking steelbook. matches the others

Awesome job on the steelbook and it was packaged beautifully the digital code also worked!

Amazing edition to the SteelBook collection!!!

Looks like they added a yellow tint to this transfer, and I guess to give it a classic look. Not good when you are watching the other 4 ROCKY movies back to back. Many don't like this movie, and this transfer sure doesn't help. This movie came out in 1990 and no movies in the 90s' had this yellowish look to it at the theater or on home video.

Not the best movie in the franchise but great steel book case

Ooooh yeah, dig it! Lemme tell ya somethin' about Rocky V, brother. It's like steppin' into the squared circle with high expectations and gettin' blindsided by a low blow, ya feel me? The cream didn't quite rise to the top this time, and I'm here to snap into the details! First off, Rocky Balboa is back, but he's down and out, ooooh yeah. No more mansions or fancy cars, just the streets of Philly where it all began. That's a good move, yeah, a trip back to the roots. But the execution, brother? It's shakier than Hulk Hogan's grip on the heavyweight title! Tommy Gunn, the young punk protege, steps in, and lemme tell ya, he's got the look but not the heart of a champion, no sir. The drama is there, oh yeah, but it's like a cheap elbow drop—no impact! We wanted to see the Italian Stallion rise up like the madness of the Macho Man, but instead, we get Rocky training a kid who turns on him faster than a steel chair shot to the back. And don't get me started on that street fight at the end! It's gritty, yeah, but it ain't no main event WrestleMania finish. Still, you gotta respect Sly Stallone for takin' risks, brother. He tried to make it real, but it's missin' the eye of the tiger! The heart, the fire, the ooooh yeah energy that made the earlier films classics—it's a little dim here. So here's the verdict from the tower of power too sweet to be sour: Rocky V ain't the best, but it's got its moments. A little jab here, a weak uppercut there, but it doesn't go the distance, dig it? Two and a half elbow drops outta five. Ooooh yeah!o

It arrived damaged twice. Willing to purchase another but don't want that to be damaged as well. No in-store option to pick up.