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Adonis Creed continues his boxing journey, facing new challenges both in and out of the ring. He must confront a childhood rival from his past who has resurfaced and is determined to prove himself. As Adonis navigates this intense personal and professional conflict, he also deals with family responsibilities and the legacy he wishes to build.

Creed III received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised Michael B. Jordan's directorial debut, the performances of the lead actors, and the film's emotional depth. While some noted a departure from the established boxing formula, the narrative focus on character development and themes of family and legacy resonated well.

• Praised for Michael B. Jordan's confident directorial debut and strong performances.

• Commended for its emotional depth and focus on character relationships over boxing action.

• Acknowledged for expanding the 'Creed' universe with compelling new antagonists.

Google audience: Audiences largely appreciated Creed III, with many highlighting Michael B. Jordan's successful transition to directing. The film's exploration of themes like brotherhood, trauma, and forgiveness struck a chord, and audiences found the performances, particularly Jonathan Majors', to be captivating. The shift in focus towards character drama was generally well-received.

Nominated for Best Action/Adventure Film at the Saturn Awards.

Creed III is the first film in the 'Creed' franchise, and the seventh installment in the 'Rocky' film series, to not feature Sylvester Stallone as Rocky Balboa.