They take a leap while turning, and finish the turn with a tap dance barrage, in unison.And then for the first time, she opens her arms and invites him to ouch and take her in an exuberant embrace - they spin and whirl joyously around the stage floor together.Just before the bell rang, Creed broke Rocky""s nose.In later rounds, the battered Creed was stunned that the challenger refused to fall or acknowledge being beaten.She passes a newstand with a poster of the city""s landmark, the Golden Gate Bridge.After hearing a sexist ""wolf-whistle"" [or more appropriately, a bird-whistle!] directed her way, she vainly turns in its direction and appears self-consciously pleased rather than insulted.Then at the window after rubbing it clear with a splash of his coffee drink and his white scarf, Max spotted a chauffeured white Rolls Royce parking outside Kippys Restaurant across the street, and gleefully yelled in admiration and jealousy: "That""s it baby, when you got it, flaunt it, flaunt it.It was also the shortest Best Picture winner at 91 minutes.Plot SynopsisThe film depicts thirty-six hours in the life of the main character: 34 year-old, bug-eyed Marty Piletti (Ernest Borgnine) - an ordinary, burly, heavy-set Bronx butcher.