Rocky Resources

The fansite Total Rocky can't help you train for a championship fight, but it can help you deck out your movie room with Mickey posters and other Rocky artwork for a total Rocky experience.

Rocky may not be the star of the Rocky franchise anymore, but Sly Stallone's website still keeps you updated on news of the Rockyverse.

Back before you could watch and re-watch movies on VHS tape, you had to settle for re-reading it in book form. The novelization of Rocky is a must-read for Rocky fans.

Stallone actually had two turtles named Cuff and Link around the time of Rocky II. He talks about that, and the outlandish idea for Rocky III, in this 1979 interview.

The Centrum multivitamin must not have been around in 1976, when Stallone took 113 vitamins daily to stay in shape for Rocky.

Talia Shire thinks Rocky and Adrian's first date would make a perfect ice ballet. We agree.

Speaking of ballet, the entire final fight had to be choreographed, like a bloody dance. Stallone took inspiration from Muhammad Ali and other great fighters of the era.

Stallone walks in his own footsteps, telling the story of Rocky on CBS Sunday Morning.

Stallone is the brains behind the brawn, and he talks his way through his creative process in this video.

Rocky's religious sub-text became text-text with the 2006 Rocky Balboa.

"Gonna Fly Now," the theme from Rocky, is a must-have on every workout mix.

This Best Buy commercial uses the final song from Rocky, "The Final Bell." If you punch someone out on Black Friday, remember to hum this after.

This poster reminds us that no staircase will ever be a match for us.

Rocky's wax figure looks a little melted.