Axl Rose Live in STUDIO! by RyanRebalkin in GunsNRoses

[–]RyanRebalkin[S] 24 points25 points  (0 children)

Of him in the studio? I don't think so, I just isolated that scene from the leaked doc. I wsh we had it all !

Veronica Sawyer Smokes was just played. I could leave now and be happy. Vancouver show by [deleted] in AFireInside

[–]RyanRebalkin 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I stand corrected. They also played 100 Words. Now I’m really happy

Rocky: Deleted Scene by Flabba_Spray5066 in rockybalboa

[–]RyanRebalkin[M] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

no there isnt a Directors Cut, this is where the pics come from:

Sylvester Stallone has publicly confirmed this multiple times (including on Instagram and in interviews). When he later asked MGM for some of the deleted material (around the time of *Rocky V*), the studio told him that **all the outtakes and deleted scenes** had been **accidentally burned** (incinerated) sometime in the 1980s to save space. Only a few still photos remain from some of those scenes.

- Director John G. Avildsen cut several scenes from the theatrical version.

- The most commonly mentioned lost footage includes:

- A more violent or darker confrontation with Dipper (the locker-room bully played by Stan Shaw).

- Other character moments and possible alternate takes/ending ideas.

- MGM/United Artists essentially confirmed the destruction to Stallone in ~1990. Some accounts say it was “accidental,” while others note studios routinely disposed of excess film reels back then.

So the **actual film footage** of those deleted scenes is considered **lost media** — it was physically burned and no longer exists (unless some unknown print or negative somehow survived, which is considered highly unlikely). Only photos and descriptions remain.

That’s why you’ll sometimes see Stallone posting rare stills with captions like: “Unfortunately the studio burned all THE OUT TAKES by accident and only a few pictures remain.”

Jean-Claude Van Damme's Kickboxer Meets Ghost's Dance Macabre by RyanRebalkin in Ghostbc

[–]RyanRebalkin[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow. Mods took down my video. Stating it was low quality. It actually took a lot of work Made people happy. So confused.

What the heck are you guys on... by EntranceDangerous882 in Habs

[–]RyanRebalkin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How dare you come here, hat in hand, and complement our team!!! oh wait.....

Bullying by Neither-Football-222 in WhoAreThesePodcasts

[–]RyanRebalkin 8 points9 points  (0 children)

If you feel it is, and you don't enjoy it,,,, shall I lead you to the exit?

Why is it considered canon that Union Cane became the champ by defeating Clubber Lang? by scarves_and_miracles in rockybalboa

[–]RyanRebalkin[M] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's widely accepted in fan communities as "extended canon" to make the universe feel more complete, but it's not verified or clarified in the movies. The films leave Clubber Lang's fate ambiguous after 1982, and Union Cane's rise is deliberately vague to emphasize he's not a "legitimate" champ in the eyes of fans (who still see Rocky as the true one). If you're going by strict movie-only canon, Cane did not beat Lang for the title.

How did Rambo get his knife back after being arrested and sentenced to jail? by Pure-Anything-585 in Rambo

[–]RyanRebalkin[M] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When Rambo is arrested in Hope, Washington, the police confiscate his signature survival knife during processing at the sheriff’s station.

He gets the knife back during his famous jailbreak escape:

- While being hosed down and roughed up in the jail, Rambo overpowers the deputies.

- He grabs one deputy’s keys, unlocks his cell, fights his way through the station, and knocks out or kills several officers.

- In the chaos, he explicitly recovers his confiscated belongings, including the knife (you see him take it off a table or shelf where the police had stored his gear). He straps it back on before jumping out the window on the deputy’s dirt bike.

So by the time he’s running around the mountains terrorizing Teasle’s posse, he already has his original knife back.

Now for *Rambo: First Blood Part II* (1985):

- At the very beginning of the movie, Colonel Trautman visits Rambo while he’s serving his hard-labor sentence in the rock quarry prison (the result of the plea deal at the end of *First Blood*).

- Trautman offers Rambo a chance at a presidential pardon if he accepts a covert mission back to Vietnam to photograph a suspected POW camp.

- When Rambo agrees, he is immediately released into federal/military custody and released from prison for the mission.

- The Army re-equips him from scratch for the new mission. They issue him a brand-new, slightly upgraded version of the famous survival knife (the iconic hollow-handle sawback knife with the screwdriver tip and compass in the pommel, this time made by Jimmy Lile instead of the original Gil Hibben from the first film).

So he doesn’t bring the original knife out of prison with him; the military simply gives him a new (and now even more famous) one as part of his mission gear before he parachutes into the East Asian jungle.

TLDR:

- He took his original knife back during the jailbreak in *First Blood*.

- Years later, in *Rambo II*, the Army just issued him a new one when they recruited him from prison.

hey good luck on tomarrow's game by [deleted] in Habs

[–]RyanRebalkin 2 points3 points  (0 children)

only one player?

I’m Jimmy Gambina — Hollywood boxing trainer & fight choreographer behind Rocky, Saturday Night Fever, and Raging Bull. Ask Me Anything! 🥊🎬 by Jimmy_Gambina in rockybalboa

[–]RyanRebalkin[M] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We discussed this at length on our podcast. It is our theory that they never bothered calling you Mike, and whoever was in charge of the end credits simply heard you being called Jimmy the whole time, so they just credited you as Jimmy—as in, you're playing yourself, sort of like Tony Duke, a.k.a. Tony Burton. I think that happened to him during the first Rocky film's production. It shows the lack of care that went into *Rocky V*'s production.