Creed

Future Jumps on Remix of Classic ‘Rocky’ Theme for ‘Creed’
Future Jumps on Remix of Classic ‘Rocky’ Theme for ‘Creed’
Future Jumps on Remix of Classic ‘Rocky’ Theme for ‘Creed’
Creed is not your father’s Rocky movie. The Michael B. Jordan-led boxing picture, set for a November 25 release, hails from the meanest streets of Philadelphia. Sly Stallone had to contend with his own self-doubt and his love for Adrian, but as the son of legendary boxer and Rocky Balboa’s frequent sparring partner Apollo Creed, Jordan has more street-wise concerns. This is a new Rocky, an urban Rocky, a defiantly and proudly black Rocky. The trailer played up the racially-transposed angle of the film, including shots of gang members leering at Jordan’s character as he jogs down the street in training. And of course, a fresh Rocky demands a fresh theme song.
‘Creed’ Releases Several New Clips to Pump You Up
‘Creed’ Releases Several New Clips to Pump You Up
‘Creed’ Releases Several New Clips to Pump You Up
In a few weeks the Rocky franchise will return with a bit of a new direction, centering on Adonis Johnson, the son of Rocky Balboa’s former friend and legendary boxing opponent Apollo Creed. Warner Bros. has released several new clips (compiled above) from Creed, showing off some dramatic and intimate character work, and obviously saving the best stuff (the boxing) for the theatrical release.
‘Creed’ Trailer: Michael B. Jordan Gets in the Ring
‘Creed’ Trailer: Michael B. Jordan Gets in the Ring
‘Creed’ Trailer: Michael B. Jordan Gets in the Ring
A new trailer for Creed has arrived, promising what very well could be the first great new Rocky film in years. Sylvester Stallone returns to reprise the iconic role of Rocky Balboa in the new film, which sees the great fighter discovering fresh talent in the son of his old opponent, the late Apollo Creed.
'Creed' Trailer: Michael B. Jordan Enters the Ring
'Creed' Trailer: Michael B. Jordan Enters the Ring
'Creed' Trailer: Michael B. Jordan Enters the Ring
Warner Bros. has released the first trailer for Creed, the latest installment in the Rocky franchise, which sees Michael B. Jordan taking the leading role and getting into the ring. Sylvester Stallone reprises his role as Rocky Balboa (of course), this time using his years of experience to help guide the young boxer.
New ‘Creed’ Image Shows Rocky Balboa Back in the Ring
New ‘Creed’ Image Shows Rocky Balboa Back in the Ring
New ‘Creed’ Image Shows Rocky Balboa Back in the Ring
Hey yo, Internet, check this out, y’know? It’s like the first picture from the set of Creed, the new Rocky spinoff about the son of Rocky’s greatest rival and best friend, Apollo Creed, who decides to follow in his father’s footsteps and enter the fight game. Eventually he comes to Rocky and asks him to become his trainer; the way Mickey was a mentor and teacher to Rocky. Thus the circle is complete; the student becomes the teacher, the son becomes the father. This is some profound stuff, dudes.
The ‘Creed’ Synopsis Suggests Rocky Balboa May Be Down For the Count
The ‘Creed’ Synopsis Suggests Rocky Balboa May Be Down For the Count
The ‘Creed’ Synopsis Suggests Rocky Balboa May Be Down For the Count
The last Rocky movie, 2006’s Rocky Balboa, turned out about as well as humanly possible for a story about a former heavyweight champ getting back into the ring at the age of 60. That Rocky Balboa was watchable at all was a credit to Sylvester Stallone’s skills as a director, writer, and star, and to the enduring appeal of the Rocky character. It was a triumph of strong execution over a weak premise.
Sylvester Stallone to Star in New 'Rocky' Spinoff
Sylvester Stallone to Star in New 'Rocky' Spinoff
Sylvester Stallone to Star in New 'Rocky' Spinoff
The 'Rocky' franchise had its fair share of ups and downs over the course of six great-to-awful films, but 2006's 'Rocky Balboa' seemed to definitively close the door on the story of Sylvester Stallone's good-natured boxer. However, it turns out that the saga isn't over quite yet! A spinoff titled 'Creed' is in the works and it will follow the grandson of Apollo Creed, the champion boxer and chief