
SZoner, Alain from France sent in these pics for you SZoners who are also into games!

Thanks, Alain!
– Craig Zablo [November 29, 2002]
The #1 Sylvester Stallone Fan Site in the World!

SZoner, Alain from France sent in these pics for you SZoners who are also into games!

Thanks, Alain!
– Craig Zablo [November 29, 2002]

Our POW for this week is a great candid of SLY.

In the November 29, 2002 issue of Entertainment Weekly‘s Time Capsule section the picture of SLY [from “Rocky II”] below appears with the following text:
TIME CAPSULE: NOVEMBER 26, 1976
AT THE MOVIES, SYLVESTER STALLONE [left] gets a shot at the title in the boxing romance – and future Best Picture winner – “Rocky.”
– Craig

Ernest “Jazzman” Resendes wanted to let us know that the current issue of Cigar Aficionado contains this nice picture of SLY that wasn’t included in the issue where STALLONE appeared on it’s cover. Actually there is a whole section with unseen photos of past cover subjects that include JACK NICHOLSON, FRANCIS FORD COPPOLA, and the sexy LINDA EVANGELISTA…
Thanks to Jazz for sharing!
– Craig Zablo [November 29, 2002]

There’s been a lot of talk comparing “8 Mile” to “Rocky”… even Time magazine got on board in their November 11, 2002 issue. Even after 26 years, “Rocky” is still the standard by which other films are judged.
Thanks to JOHN “Big” Beatty for the item above!
– Craig Zablo
[November 25, 2002]

Our POW for this week is an extremely rare publicity shot of Sly taken for Rocky V.
– Craig Zablo
[November 24, 2002]

Our POW for this week is an extremely rare publicity shot of Sly taken for Nighthawks.
– Craig Zablo
[November 16, 2002]

In the November 11, 2002 Faces and Places column of Us Weekly the above item appears.
– Craig Zablo
[November 16, 2002]

In the November 15, 2002 Video Games column of Entertainment Weekly the following review appears:
ROCKY * (All; Ubi Soft; Teen) Yo, Adrian! This boxing extravaganza includes characters from all five Rocky films, and let’s you (playing as the Italian Stallion) go toe-to-toe with Apollo Creed, Clubber Lang, and Cold War pugilist Ivan Drago. Between fights, crusty old Mickey trains you on the speed bag while the Rocky orchestra’s “Gonna Fly Now” swells in the background (“Eye of the Tiger” is sorely missing from the soundtrack.) The cut scenes faithfully reenact key plot points from the movies, and the in-fight taunts are delivered verbatim from the films. But we have to deduct points for the game’s flaccid fighting engine, which looks awfully similar t Ready 2 Rumble Boxing and becomes repetitive after about three bouts. Rocky throws a lot of punches but, unfortunately, rarely connects. B-/ -NR-
Craig Zablo
[November 10, 2002]

Whoa! Isn’t that the coolest?
As most of you know, “Eye See You” was given a limited release in a couple of cities [it’ll be out on dvd and video at the end of the year]. SZoner, Kenman22, was lucky enough to score a few of these cards that were given out to promote the release of the film. He offered them to fellow SZoners for the cost of postage [less actually] and I of course jumped on board.
Thanks to Kenman22 for his kindness! [And Tanto one will be winging its way to you once I get your package in the mail!]
– Craig Zablo
[November 4, 2002]