MGM/YouTube The trailer for "Rocky IV: Rocky vs. Drago," Stallone's much-anticipated director's cut of the classic 1985 boxing film, was released Thursday. The re-edited movie promises 40 more ...

The ’Rocky vs. Drago’ director’s cut will feature 40 minutes of newly-restored footage and play in theaters for one night only in November.

Rocky IV fans, you’re in luck: Sylvester Stallone's director's cut of his 1985 epic sports drama, titled Rocky vs. Drago, will hit theaters for one night only on Nov. 11. The Rocky IV director's ...

Stallone said he didn't know how badly he was injured until after the cameras stopped rolling. Sylvester Stallone punches Dolph Lundgren in a scene from the film 'Rocky IV', 1985.

Sylvester Stallone made news last year when he announced his plans for a Rocky IV director’s cut on Instagram. Stallone went back into the footage from the 1985 sequel to insert new material ...

Rocky IV is returning to theaters for a one-night event in November. Though the 1985 Cold War boxing spectacle will show two weeks before Thanksgiving, fans will surely be thankful to star and ...

In 1985, a plucky underdog from the “City of Brotherly Love” helped ease Cold War tensions with his gutsy triumph over a Soviet slugger and his passionate reminder that “everybody can change ...

Last year, Sylvester Stallone announced that he was re-editing the 1985 film Rocky IV, giving the film a new official director’s cut and since then, Stallone has kept fans in the loop on the ...

For many fans of the franchise, this nominal sequel to 2015’s “Creed” may feel more like a long-overdue resolution to 1985’s “Rocky IV,” as Adonis Creed (Jordan, again drop-dead ...

He was an associate producer on “Rocky III” in 1982 and an executive producer of “Rocky IV” in 1985.

There is no doubt 1985’s “Rocky IV” is near and dear to fans, but Stallone’s cut is the far superior film. Much of the fluff, camp and 1980s feel is gone and replaced with more heart and ...

This new version is officially called Rocky IV: Rocky vs. Drago - The Ultimate Director's Cut, and it was updated by Stallone himself.