
Creed III (2023) on Netflix
Adonis Creed has retired from boxing and runs the Delphi Boxing Academy. Damian Anderson, his childhood friend, is out of prison and wants a shot at the title.
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- Netflix3.9/5
- IMDb6.7/10111,181 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes89%
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Plot summary
Adonis Creed retired from boxing and now runs the Delphi Boxing Academy, promoting his protégé Felix Chavez, while his wife Bianca runs a record label and their daughter Amara, who is deaf, learns sign language with the family. In 2002 in Los Angeles, teenager Donnie watched his best friend, Golden Gloves champion Dame Anderson, fight underground and talk about a professional career. A detour to a liquor store put Donnie in a fight and left Dame under arrest, and Donnie ran. Twenty years on, Dame leaves prison and asks his old friend for a place at the gym and a shot at the title. Donnie brings him in as a sparring partner for Chavez, and his aggression draws scorn from Chavez and Duke.
Cast
Michael B. Jordanas Adonis Creed
Tessa Thompsonas Bianca Creed
Jonathan Majorsas Damian 'Dame' Anderson
Phylicia Rashadas Mary-Anne Creed
- Mila Davis-Kentas Amara Creed
Wood Harrisas Tony 'Little Duke' Evers
José Benavidez Jr.as Felix Chavez
Florian Munteanuas Viktor Drago
Selenis Leyvaas Laura Chavez
Thaddeus J. Mixsonas Adonis Creed (15)
Spence Moore IIas Damien Anderson (18)
Tony Bellewas 'Pretty' Ricky Conlan
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Creed III (2023)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- Stallone refused to see the finished film because of the involvement of producer Irwin Winkler, whom he has called a parasite for picking clean the bones of characters Stallone created. Winkler purchased the rights to the Rocky character from Stallone back in 1976.
- The film was shot partly on IMAX-certified Sony CineAlta Venice cameras in the Panavision anamorphic format, making it the first film in the series, and the first sports film in history, to do so.
- Jordan said the film's fight choreography was heavily influenced by anime series, naming Megalobox, Naruto Shippuden, Hajime No Ippo and Dragon Ball Z as the shows he drew on.

























