Sylvester Stallone's "Rocky IV" is a remarkable film. Released two years after Nicolas Meyer, a nightmare, encouraging the classic of the Cold War "Day after", aired on ABC, gave film movements hope that hostility between the United States and the Soviet Union could be resolved with two large shakes that shook the nonsense. It was a previous conclusion that Philadelphia Paloka on Stallone would come to the top, but with Volume Unexpectedly on the global menu thanks to newly elected Secretary -General Mikhail Gorbachev, this is felt like a fair victory. Look, within six years, The Bruising Dream of Rocky IV It is realized, and the Soviet Union will part in the democratic republics. It was fun while it lasted.

"Rocky IV" was a movie looking forward to another view. With the rise of domestic computers, everyone realized that it was a matter of time before every home had a robot housewife. Rosie of The Ttattons seemed to be ready to become a reality. So when Rocky Balboa gave her schedule, depressed unwanted Zet Pauli (Burt Young) the robot for his birthday at the beginning of Rocky IV, we believed the future had arrived. Soon, we could all afford to give our firing, depressed undesirable relatives robot companion.

Unfortunately, "Rocky IV" dreamed too big. Now we have robots that clean our floors and annoy our cats, but that's around as long as it goes. In Stallone's defense, however, he was not trying to increase our hopes. When he wrote the robot in Rocky IV, he did not think about revolutionizing the way we live; He demanded that the world make the world more accessible to his son with autism, Seargeoch.

In an interview for 2014 with Trivia HappyInternational founder of robotics, Robert Dornik, has revealed that Stallone was interested in the robot named Siko when he saw a television story of how to interact with autism children. According to Dornik, "we received a call from the Stallone family. They were very interested in how the robot could work with his son. One thing has led to another and Stalone is completely enumerating with sico, that special character. "

This is wonderful. If I knew this 40 years ago, I probably wouldn't have spent the next 40 years of my life, having fun at Pauli's robot. Unfortunately, because this was not the usual knowledge, the robot became such a blow to fans that Stallone completely took out "Rocky IV" when he again crashed the film as "Rocky IV: Rocky v. Drago" in 2021. "The robot goes to Unkankard forever," he said at the time. "There is no more robot."

Dornik did not take over the disappearance of Sico too hard. Indeed, he had an alternative theory why Stallone removed the robot. As he told the Empire in 2020:

"I was in my office when I found out. I was cheated on with messages: "How can Stallone do it? "But I know why he's doing it, because I know he loves the robot.

The good news is that the Rocky IV version currently moving to Amazon Prime Video is the 87-minute version released in 1985. Sico still lives. Hopefully, Stallone eventually complains and reviews the robot back in the film that, in a short time, helped the fall of authoritarianism in Eastern Europe.