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Creed III

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A childhood friend comes to collect

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Do you need to watch it?

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Where it falls in the order

Main story8 of 8
Chronological9 of 9

BeforeCreed II

Rating

7.1/10

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Post-credits scenes

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Spoilers for this title

Quick recap

Adonis is retired: he runs the Delphi gym, looks after Bianca and their daughter Amara, and promotes champion Felix Chavez. Then Damian "Diamond Dame" Anderson shows up, a childhood friend and boxing prospect who spent 18 years in prison after a fight where he defended Adonis, who ran. Guilty, Adonis hires him as a sparring partner. When Chavez's opponent is attacked, Adonis puts Dame forward, and Dame wins the belt in his debut with dirty tactics. Adonis finds Dame's letters that Mary Anne had hidden and realizes the attack was a setup. Mary Anne dies, and Adonis tells Bianca what happened that night. He comes out of retirement to face Dame in a Los Angeles stadium, takes a beating and wins by knockout. In the end, the two make peace.

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4 easter eggs

Hidden details

Behind the scenesJordan's directing debut
It's Michael B. Jordan's first film as director and the fifth in the series directed by its lead. The other four were Stallone's.
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ReferenceFights inspired by anime
Jordan said the fights drew on anime like Megalobox, Naruto Shippuden and Dragon Ball Z.
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Behind the scenesThe first without Rocky
It's the first film in the series without Stallone as Rocky Balboa; he stayed on only as a producer.
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Behind the scenesBoxing on IMAX cameras
Parts of the film were shot on IMAX-certified cameras, a first for a sports movie.
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