Arguably the most impressive aspect about the “Creed” section of what no one calls the “Rocky-verse” is that it’s now got to a point that
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First ‘Creed III’ Posters Released
MGM has released the first two posters for ‘Creed III’, the first Rocky Universe film without Sylvester Stallone. Michael B. Jordan steps behind the camera
‘Rocky IV: Rocky Vs. Drago’ – Ultimate Director’s Cut Official Trailer
The trailer has been released for Stallone’s new version of ‘Rocky IV’. The director’s cut contains forty minutes of new footage and will screen for
Michael B. Jordan To Direct And Star in ‘Creed III’
Michael B. Jordan is set to make his directorial debut with the third film in the ‘Creed’ franchise. He will also carry on in the
Rocky II (1979) – Review
Back in 1979 sequels weren’t exactly the booming business it is now (example: pretty much every franchise ever made INCLUDING this one) but Sylvester Stallone
Rocky (1976) – Review
Regardless of which sport manages to float your boat (including boating), surely the most cinematic sport of them all must surely be boxing: a literal
Rocky Balboa (2006) – Review
There’s a bit fairly late in this, the sixth movie in the Rocky franchise, that perfectly encapsulates what it was like to watch this movie
Rocky V (1990) – Review
After the fist pumping, USA chanting, cartoony foolishness of his fourth outing, the powers that be decided that maybe it was time to reign Rocky
Rocky III (1982) – Review
At some point in the life of a franchise that started off gritty and achieved the devoted love of an audience, there’s an inevitable change
Creed II (2018) – Review
Rematches are the ultimate sequel. How many times has Sherlock traded wits with Moriarty, Batman vs The Joker, Magneto squaring off with the X-Men? The
Creed (2015) – Review
As I’ve most likely mentioned elsewhere, I’m a Rocky buff. For someone who usually balks at the thought of parking myself in front of the
Rocky IV (1985) – Review
In no sane world does Rocky IV get more than 2 stars…Oh sure, a less gritty, more blockbuster approach to “Robert” Balboa’s boxing career had
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