★ 1990 Rocky Balboa - Mickey Loves You ★ 

Every time I see this scene it makes me cry. True Rocky fans would react the same.

its 2024 and this scene never gets old.

The best part in this scene is when Rocky drops a tear saying: "You were the angel....." 😪 realising how much Mickey really loved him and truly wanted only the best for Rocky

RIP Burgess Meredith (November 16, 1907 - September 9, 1997), aged 89 You will be remembered as a legend.

The Rocky films are like a piece of history

This scene give me whatta ya call it motivisation.

"Nature is smarter than people think..." So beautiful and what a perfect scene.

Underrated movie and probably the most heartfelt of the Rocky movies. When I feel down and defeated I always come for Micky's advice on life.

Mick was the father that Rock never had..so sad.

Even with Alzheimer's, Burgess Meredith was incredible in this scene. What an incredible actor.

Getting older (I´m 41) makes you love Mickey much more...

“I think that people die sometimes when the don’t wanna live no more!”, the change of tone, the subtle inflection of voice at the “No more” line always just sounded so beautifully sincere to me! This isn’t ‘Micky’ talking in this scene, the is Burgess Meredith!

I'm a GROWN Man & still CRY this SCENE #Classic

" Get up you son of a bitch , cause Mickey loves you". I love this part , and me being a old man , i try to imitate Mickey , telling my freaking kids to get up , even if they fall .

13 years later and Mickey still motivates us. Hope you guys doing okay with this pandemic going on, stay strong. Cause Mickey loves you!

I lost my dad January 21st 2019. I had the exact same talk with my old man just before he passed. This scene used to make me cry cause I missed seeing these two together. But now I cry cause I miss being with you dad. Thanks for the talk and teaching me to fight in and out the ring. I love you dad. Don’t worry I’m taking care of the family like you did.

This scene is heartbreaking. Memories can kneel down even the toughest person.

Rocky is more than a movie.

This is what men need to hear from our mentors. Emotional love and support and wisdom

This single scene makes the entire movie worthwhile.

46 years old and still crying after seeing this seen a million times. Micks right after a while we do lose family, friends, etc... but we still have to find a reason to keep going.

This scene was inspired from Mike Tysons late great trainer Cus D'amato. Mike was getting ready for the Olympic trials and an interview was done on both of them a few things were changed but alot of the emotional content was kept in this scene. The part where he says nature is smarter than people think always gets me especially how Rocky repeats it. This scene always pulls on the heart strings.

The movie wasn't the best, but this scene was one of the most iconic in the series. I come to this video when im feeling down. Ive had a fragmented family, and been by myself for the longest time along with other issues that make it hard to live sometimes. The sense of family and the words Mickey says in this scene gives me warmth and inspiration. We should be grateful for these types of people in our lives. In a way we are all living for each other as well.

After watching all the rocky films back to back this scene hurt alot more than it should’ve

At 3:53 Rocky said "You was the Angel" meaning that Micky was the angel on his shoulder.

Bless you Stallone. You've imprinted motivation for millions. Trust me

2019 I lost my father my hero n my friend...this scene just reinstated within me - He is there with me, whispering in my ear - Get up son and bulldoze the trails n tribulations of life. I miss my Motivization !! Thank you Rocky n Mick !! Love 💕

This scene never gets old. 2022 and this scene still hits hard

Greatest scene ever created. 30 years later and I still cry lol.

Burgess Meredith what a brilliant actor, he was perfect for the role of Mickey.

for some reason as years go by I get even more emotional with this scene. It doesn't get old, it just gets better

It's 2024 and this scene never gets old.

This scene hits HARD for me. My mom and I had a conversation similar to this about never letting life get ya down and keep fighting before she died. We didn’t have the best relationship but it always meant the world to me

bottom line: if you dont cry, you're not a fan of the franchise.

It’s 2022 and damn this is one of the best scenes in cinematic history. Rip mickey

I cannot look at this without crying. Such a wonderful, beautiful and powerful scene.

"People die sometimes when they dont want to live anymore" 😢😢😢😢😢😢 i felt that in a diffrent way

One of the greatest moments in this franchise. Honestly made me cry bc it reminded me of my grandfather. The mannerisms and the rasp in his voice were a lot like Mickey. Meredith's portrayal of the only father figure in Rocky's life was what held the first three films together and what have this film heart. His spirit was lingering in those old walls. RIP Burgess; you're missed.

Even if you don't like the Rocky movies or never boxed, you can really appreciate scenes like this as a man. Boxing really is a metaphor for life in a lot of ways. The heart breaks (knockdowns), Divorces (tough losses), debilitating health issues (losses that we never recover from) etc... In the end we all lose, but if we can open our eyes we ultimately have the will within us to continue and fight on.

Who cares about Rocky V being a mediocre film.This scene gives the goosebumps and motivates others to go the distance.One of the best moments in the Rocky franchise.

This scene gets me tear up all the time!..R.I.P MICKEY!!

I always shudder when Mickey says:'' Get up you son of a bitch..'' !!

I have a granda at 90....I'm 35....hes taught me everything in life, an old gentleman, taught me when to fight, when not to fight, and use your head, this is gonna be me when that old man goes, I love you with all my heart granda xxx

Easily one of the greatest movies ever,so much to take from it!

“I often say to Mike, “You know, I owe you a lot,” and he doesn’t know what I mean….If he weren’t here, I probably wouldn’t be alive today..." Cus D'Amato

The Greatest speech ever! I cry every time.

This scene is like fine wine as i get older i appreciate it more and more

its 2022 and this scene never gets old.

"And I'll never leave ya" Gets me everytime.

"You was the angel" 😭😭😭

Lost my grandpa this week been some of the hardest days of my life he always told me to never give up i won't grandpa miss you 💔

This is not just a scene this is the life lessons to learn. I simply watch this video when I feel down or broken.

One of the greatest lessons a movie has ever given and should be a lesson that needs to be taught through generations. Never give up, never lose yourself, fight on, do good, and make your life worth something.

Damn onions.. it's the onions...

Classic scene. Emotional and heartfelt. If you ever needed motivization this is it. Thank you mick.

I think about this scene everytime I'm sad and lonely. I lost my 3 brothers and my dad in the span of a year and a half. I always have dreams about them. Sometimes I get lost in the memories of them. Anyways, Micky's speech inspires me to GET UP and keep going strong!

This scene fucks me up. Man, it's heartwarming.

this is the only scene in any movie ever that can make me cry

I don’t care what anyone says, the dialogue is so underrated in these movies…after all that heart and soul rock asks mick about the other cufflink. To which Mickey laughs and responds, “probably gave it to some bum.”

I love that little emotional chuckle he has when he picks up the old glove. He picks up an old part of something he loves and all the fond memories start rushing in. Like when you pick up one of your old toys or a video game you and your friends played all the time.

If you don't cry watching this, you are dead inside

Man, every time Stallone disowns this movie, he should really think of this scene. It cannot be all worthless if it resonates with so many people. And I can see it does.

Makes me think of my dad. I miss him so much. He was like mick he was always looking out for me and giving me advice. He was my rock. Miss u dad

The background score is still have the same impact to make anyone cry...

"You was the angel".

One of the greatest scenes ever filmed. ...You're all heart Rock! R.I.P. Meredith Burgess It's 2019, and for whoever happens to also watch or re-watch this classic, just remember that "Mickey loves ya!"

Old School Tough Love.. Rare an PRICELESS Happy an Honored 2 be From THIS ERA..

When I had Covid19 last year in April and by God's good grace I got the worst of it as my three kid's and my wife had it before me. That wicked virus nearly took my life on two separate occasions and for whatever reason this would keep coming to mind. I remember I would watch this on my tv as laid there with aches so extreme it hurt to even breath much less move. I had a persistent fever of over 100.2 for over 5 days and whenever I felt at my weakest and when I thought I had NOTHING more to give I would play it and it would motivate me. My wife and I will never forget this saw me on a Saturday at my absolute weakest and I was watching it on tv sitting on my recliner with a fever that I had prayed to got to not allow to have because I had nothing left in the tank. My wife saw me and said you fought for you and then for me , she then called my three boys downstairs and said crying today you fight for them and pointed at them. I remember looking at them and all I swear I heard Mickey saying that to me personally. We lived through that and by God's good graces and I am here today and I would be lying if I didn't say that watching this clip didn't help because it did help me....it gave me motivation when I needed it the most. I will forever be grateful.

you lose your friends, you can be very depressed in the life, and someone will tell you if you are down, keep going on cause I love you. This is one of the best beautiful message that we can hear in our whole life. So great scene for such a movie on the boxing.

one of the most moving heart touching scenes in the entire saga , gets me every time , love you rocky

This scene is so ingrained into me that the tears started before Mickey started talking.

One of the most emotional scenes I've ever seen. Cry every time. Reminds me of my mother. Who died while back

What Rocky doesn't realize that "little Angel" on his shoulder is Mickey. Just like all of us who have ever lost someone with that kind of power to speak truth into our Lives. Awesome scene. God loves us all just like that. So get up you S.O.B.

an Oscar isn't even worthy enough to give Burgess for this scene!

My best friend loved this scene and this movie was one of the best things that brought us closer to each other. Now he's gone forever, and each time I'm feeling lonely and lost, I'm watching this over and over again and I imagine that he would tell me the same. You were my Mickey. You are the angel.

I don't care what anyone says or thinks about the Rocky movies, they've got much,much deeper meanings other than Stallone beating other boxer's up!, there's so many touching and moving parts in the storylines,when Mickey died in the movie,and Sly breaks down in tears,man,that was powerful stuff, really people don't appreciate Sylvester Stallone,he to me is an acting great,and I genuinely mean that.All of The Rocky movies were just superb,huge respect to all of the actors and actresses who appeared in them.

Rip Burges Meredith always remembered, the biggest motivative character in this hole franchise

My heart rips outta my chest everytime I see this scene n gives me chills of a lifetime reminds me of my grandpa cry everytime R.I.P Burgess R.I.P Grandpa

This scene always gets me... It reminds me the time my grandfather died. And, I think we all had that person (It can be anyone) we had a very special bound with, that made us feel untouchable. Man, when I lost him, as in this Rocky’s scene, I’ve never felt that vulnerable and lost...

This scene really hits home as you start getting older, friends and family dying and being left alone can really make you sit down and think sometimes. Hasn't really started happened to me yet but my grandparents on both sides are gone, some of my aunts and uncles have died, my parents are getting into their late 60's and others family members are in their 70-80'.

Best scene in the movie by far.

He loved Mickey very, very much. Mickey loved him like a son. RIP Mickey.

I always cry when this scene plays 💔

This is my favourite scenes for the entire Rocky franchise. Burgess Meredith said in his long career in stage and screen it was the best writing he had ever come across.

I don't often cry but this scene really hit home.

What a scene. Hard to watch and not tear up.

This scene is one of the greatest scenes in the Rocky saga. The beauty of rocky is its not just about boxing, but its about life: overcoming odds, love, family, redemption, friendship (ie Rocky's bonds with Apollo, Mickey, Duke, Paulie, even Tommy etc). The Rocky franchise is one of the greatest in movie history, right up there with Star Wars and any other long running series.

Such a powerful scene, amazing acting, amazing score, amazing franchise.

😢😢😢😭 mick mick .the true word is keep loosing loosing friends realtive what a reason to go on.😢😭 make me cry

I admit...I am a grown ass man but I cry whenever I watch this scene. It really touches your heart...Mickey's words and the soft music playing in the background. I watch this when I am feeling down, and need "Mickey-style" inspiration to get up and continue the fight..that is called life.👊😁

"and i'll never live u", coz mickey loves u, we loose everything but the words of my dad and the people that loves u will lived 4ever. ..

Precious,a true bond between master and student

Reason to live......ahhhh My fav ROCKY scene. Nature is smarter than people think. I lost my best friend n I needed motivisation n I got it.

One of the greatest scenes in cinema history😢😢😢

Don't we all wish we had a Mickey in our lives...? Best film scene ever!

Burges Meredith is a wonderful actor. Why he didn't get a Academy Award?

After my little girl died I listen to this all the time

I met my girlfriend at the tail end of my three year fight against mental health, which included two suicide attempts. I had a very similar conversation with her not so long ago explaining how proud I was of her, and how thankful I am for her very existence and everything she’s done for me. She’s my biggest reason for continuing to stay alive, and my greatest inspiration in life. I gave her a small pin-badge which I’d had since I was seventeen, a badge which I considered to be a physical part of me as it was the first thing I bought myself the day I finally got out of an abusive relationship. I told her the badge was, is, and always will be my love in the past, present, and future, and that she is my love in the present and future. Much like Mickey described Rocky Marciano’s cufflink as an angel on Rocky’s shoulder, I told her that little pin-badge would be a hand for her to hold and a shoulder to cry on if ever I couldn’t physically be there in hard times. I’m still yet to show her this scene, I guess I’ll have to do that pretty soon.

Whenever Mickey called him "Kid", it was pure a fatherly love.

Manly tears over here, I was not even cutting onions, just manly tears over here.