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A totally new experience. Watching the saga play out, and seeing the journey the characters went on, gave everything in Creed a new dimension. This movie isn’t going the easy route of many reboots, replaying the classic theme music, doing homages to iconic moments, quoting iconic lines. It’s building on the history of what came before, taking even the silliest, most cartoony installments in the series (i.e. the one with Paulie’s robot) completely seriously. It’s evolving the essential part of the Rocky movies: how the specter of death hangs over everything. In Rocky II, Adrian spends much of the movie in a coma. In Rocky III, Rocky’s trainer Mickey dies. In Rocky IV, Apollo Creed is killed in the ring. Between the fifth and sixth installments, Adrian passes away.And Creed finds its own variation of that theme. Bianca, Adonis’ girlfriend, is a musician dealing with progressive hearing loss, forced to accept that soon she will lose the ability to do what she loves most. And halfway through the film, Rocky himself is diagnosed with cancer. At this point in his life, he’s seen everyone he ever cared about die, and is ready to give up. But Adonis is there to remind him that this is the whole point of the Rocky series: fighting relentlessly against mortality, no matter how much the odds are stacked against you.Creed (2015).Warner Bros.Every reboot comes with a built-in metanarrative about the series itself, about being a reboot and grappling with the legacy of the original. Creed pulls off the near-impossible balancing act of a perfect reboot: It works just as well for lifelong, die-hard Rocky fanatics as it does for brand-new viewers. If you’ve never seen a Rocky movie and know nothing about Apollo Creed? That’s fine. Adonis never met him either. Instead, Creed is a Rocky movie with a hero who doesn’t want to be the star of a Rocky movie. It’s when Adonis finally accepts that he is a Creed, and that he deserves to be the star of a Rocky movie, that Creed comes into its own.Earlier this month, Creed III was

Michael B. Jordan in Creed III(Image credit: Eli Ade/Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures)No need for pay-per-view to watch this highly anticipated boxing match, as Creed III premieres globally in early March for movie fans to enjoy. But can you stream Creed III right away or is it only available to watch in movie theaters to start?Creed III is a continuation of the Rocky spinoff franchise that stars Michael B. Jordan, with the actor also making his directorial debut with this third entry. Creed III is one of the new 2023 movies that has people excited and kick starts a busy March for film lovers, so we have everything that you need to know about when and how to watch Creed III right here.How to stream Creed IIICreed III is officially available to stream, as the movie is available to all Prime Video subscribers at no extra cost. In fact, all three Creed movies are currently streaming on Prime Video, so you can watch the entire series all in one place.If you are not a Prime Video subscriber, you can still watch Creed III online, as the movie is available to rent or purchase via digital on-demand. You can rent the movie through Prime Video, Google Play, Apple, Vudu or other on-demand platforms.How to watch Creed III at movie theatersCreed III's time in movie theaters is up. Over the course of its run it made $274 million dollars at the global box office.Creed III Blu-ray/DVDCreed III is also available to own as a 4K/Blu-ray/DVD physical copy, with special features included.What else to know about Creed IIICreed III puts all of the weight on Michael B. Jordan's character, as Sylvester Stallone/Rocky has been removed from the equation. But it's no worries, as Creed III sees Donnie ready to call it a career after achieving just

Trio of new wide releases to stay on topMarch 9th, 2023Boxing drama Creed III opened last weekend and delivered a knockout at the box office, scoring an impressive $58.37 million, not only making it the franchise’s top opening weekend, but the top opening weekend in history for a sports-themed movie, narrowly topping 2010’s The Karate Kid. Despite having its hands full with three new wide releases making their theatrical debuts, the film keeps its opening theater count of 4,007 cinemas heading into its second week, once again making it the widest release of the week.More...Weekend projections: Creed III smashes its way to $58-million-plus openingMarch 5th, 2023Creed III is off to a flying start in theaters this weekend, with United Artists projecting it will earn $58.658 million by the end of today. That’s easily the best 3-day opening for the Creed franchise (and also for a Rocky movie), and even tops the $56 million accumulated over five days by Creed II during the Thanksgiving Holiday in 2018.More...Weekend predictions: $40 million on the cards for Creed IIIMarch 3rd, 2023Creed III looks likely to have the best opening weekend for a film in the Creed franchise, which (not adjusted for inflation) would also give it the best opening for a Rocky movie too, at least based on its excellent $5.45 million in previews, and our model’s expectations. Operation Fortune: Ruse de guerre looks like an also-ran, unfortunately. Meanwhile, Ant-Man and Cocaine Bear keep things interesting as our model picks apart this weekend’s box office prospects.More...Theater counts: Creed III punches its way into 4,007 theatersMarch 2nd, 2023The third installment of the Creed franchise, and ninth overall film in the Rocky film series, Creed III enters the fray this week as the widest release, and the only film showing in over 4,000 locations. 4,007 of them, to be precise. The sports drama, starring Michael B. Jordan as Adonis Creed, is also Jordan’s directorial debut. The opening count is a Rocky franchise record. Also opening in wide release is the action-comedy Operation Fortune: Ruse de guerre. Starting out in 2,168 locations, the movie features an all-star

ESPN Reporter Chris Connelly on Michael B. Jordan & Jonathan Major’s Respective Journeys to “Creed III”Written & Video Story Now Available Across ESPN’s Digital Platforms; Noon ET SportsCenter Debut on FridayThe latest ESPN Cover Story featuring the stars of “Creed III” and the film’s director Michael B. Jordan and Jonathan Majors debuts today across ESPN platforms. The Cover Story video feature will make its linear debut on the noon ET SportsCenter, Friday, March 3, the same day as “Creed III” releases.ESPN Cover Story is the sports fan’s monthly ticket to the biggest stories on the most captivating athletes – told with inside access, bold reporting and unforgettable visuals.In an early scene of “Creed III”, Adonis Creed leaves his gym to find who he thinks is a stranger leaning against his car. The man is Damian Anderson, Majors’ character: A childhood friend of Adonis’ who’s just been released from 18 years in prison. Creed invites Anderson to a getting-reacquainted meal and a chance to determine what the long-lost Damian might want from him. That scene is the first to feature Majors and Jordan and is also the first scene ever filmed by Jordan as a director.Jordan has been a student of boxing history since childhood. At 36, Jordan is now at the top of Hollywood, starring in movies that have grossed more than a billion dollars. He has major endorsement deals, side businesses and a production company with projects in development, but looking inward is what sparked his desire to direct. Majors, 33, is one of 2023’s ascendant movie stars, set up for a breakthrough year. As an actor, it’s his immersive approach that captivates audiences, just as it captivated Jordan, who cast him.Jordan describes his goal for “Creed III” as an origin story and a sequel all in one. As