Creed

2015 "Your legacy is more than a name"
7.6| 2h13m| PG-13| en| More Info
Released: 25 November 2015 Released
Producted By: New Line Cinema
Country: United States of America
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Official Website: https://www.mgm.com/movies/creed
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The former World Heavyweight Champion Rocky Balboa serves as a trainer and mentor to Adonis Johnson, the son of his late friend and former rival Apollo Creed.

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Claysaba Excellent, Without a doubt!!
Beanbioca As Good As It Gets
Adeel Hail Unshakable, witty and deeply felt, the film will be paying emotional dividends for a long, long time.
Bumpy Chip It’s not bad or unwatchable but despite the amplitude of the spectacle, the end result is underwhelming.
jetlu Creed take place after all the greats from the previous rocky films past away, and this a main theme through out this entire movie. Creed and rocky haves very similar story structure, both character have a big dream and the same goal, but it's the motivation that differs from two of them. Creed the name, that is the main reason why he fights, and rocky trains him because of this name, seeking shadows from the past. Two characters have great chemistry together, they learn from each other, they fight with each other, that seperates this film and rocky, in rocky it's a one man show, a big idiot had nothing but a dream, got lucky find his biggest opportunity of his life, not only proving the world that he is great, but at the same time proving to himself that he is not a loser. Compare to this film, two characters looking at complete opposite directions, creed is taking his name to the future wish not to ruin his old mans legacy, but rocky is looking at his past, he is the only one left on this world, the kid is his only connection to the past. Both character are alone. All I want to say is this film is amazing.
gerumghl From the Rocky series, this definitely did something with it, create another awesome boxing movie but with SYLVESTER STALLONE as a mentor. It worked perfectly scene by scene to see how it would work out.Ryan Coogler definitely did a boxing spectacle right here. Showing a theme of struggle and training to result in a good end. But nothing really super-creative about. Colors just felt like silver and black. This could've done better, but it's done enough.
2karl- Stallone gets an oscar nomination for his best role since copland her lost out to Mark Rylance performance in the Tom Hanks bridge of spies . but won a golden globe for the first time. so this is a rocky for a new generation , we all thought that we didn't need a another one boy were we wrong, so we have a rocky universe going with apollo creed son. Ryan Coogler directed this as well as the screenplay who done a wonderful bringing another rags to riches tale to the screen it made 107 million in the boxoffice in america a surprise hit its the longest rocky film 2hrs Adonis Johnson is the son of deceased world heavy weight champ . He feels the rush of the boxing blood in his veins and feels he can win a world title on his own merit he goes from L.a to Philly and try and conconvince his father rival turned friend to train him even as rocky battles his own deadly opponent outside of the ring . Now Adonis has shot but first must develop the heart of a fighter in this critically acclaimed film he goes to liverpool to fight a cocky fighter called Conlon who is a brute but Adonis finds the heart and the rocky's advice to see him through 12 brutal rounds. . rocky five was like this film, but this one give rocky his chance as a coach for real this is rocky five part 2 , this might be a little controversial but its true enjoy everyone
merelyaninnuendo Creed The choreography has definitely improved and the space and time has increased to allow the actors and the characters to sink in just to relive everything once more; the ring, the press conference, the training and even the chickens. Creed is executed like never any other Rocky franchise before but the material seems to be offered earlier too leading disappointment in the audience who came for the advanced version of it. Ryan Coogler's depiction of the Rocky through his eyes is interesting enough but his vision seemed too blurry or distracted to get a closer look at it. Sylvester Stallone after having played the same role seven times still breathes and looks out for the same old Rocky that we encountered in '76. Creed breaks out thin ice and walks boldly on new surface only to find out that it too was thin ice all along but having said that it never is dull to enter in that same old ring.