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Same. Consider how badly that Rocky musical went down for the count.
Creed are a respectful continuation of the series, once you get past the Apollo infidelity and all that, and doesn't feel exploitative whereas this idea does. Rocky is one of those characters where we have just enough knowledge of his past to satisfy us and we can use our own imaginations to fill in any details. This is where creators can get themselves into trouble by throwing in all this stuff we really don't need and that don't enhance our appreciation of the character or his legacy. It just becomes a money grab, plain and simple.
Please, Sly, don't do this. Rocky's story was so appealing because it wasn't about the trappings of the time and that won a lot of people over competing in the '76 Oscars against films with contemporary themes like All the President's Men, Network and Taxi Driver. To put this simple guy with raw athletic talent against a background he wasn't affected by at all - new left, hippies, civil rights, etc. - just doesn't work.
I'm much more interested in Creed, although without Coogler I get a bit concerned as Creed 2 was a bit of a disappointment compared to the totally thrilling first one.
Exactly, without the sensationalism of most of the sequels, except for Rocky Balboa.
Rocky 6 was a return to form, as fun as 3 and 4 were they were ludicrous at times. I tend to gravitate to 1 and 2 for when I need a motivational lift certainly with training.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/variety.com/2021/film/news/rocky-iv-directors-cut-theaters-sylvester-stallone-1235077899/amp/
On hiatus avoiding NTTD spoilers though had to post this, got chills watching this...
Whoa! A must purchase for me.
Stallone not appearing in Creed III 🥊
Creed III without Rocky bothers me a lot. It's like french fries without salt. This is not the same.
I'm counting on even a small cameo appearance.
Rocky not being in the third Creed film certainly makes me less interested.
The two Creed films I've seen were serviceable enough (I recall the first being better than the second). I'm surprised we haven't gotten a trailer for the third yet with its release coming in November. I'm guessing it'll be online any day now or it's getting pushed to 2023.
I watched many of the earlier Rocky films at the cinema and back in the 80's it was a phenomena. Also I have an emotional relationship with these films over the decades as I do a lot of fitness training, these films mean a lot to me.
Its Rocky's personal journey that is always at the forefront for me, the first two films are the best by far, Though I do like 6.
Creed hit a good tone for me though it fell off a cliff in the second film, on reflection Rocky Balboa should have been the final chapter. There is one moment when Rocky is on the phone is Creed II that gets me, that is heavy (regarding his son).
True Weather's had an emotional intensity that elevated the character...
There Is No Tomorrow.
I love this scene.
Stallone got himself into insanely good shape. Those steps are no challenge at all though its a great scene.
https://deadline.com/2022/07/creed-spinoff-drago-scripted-by-robert-lawton-in-works-at-mgm-1235080122/
A spin off of a spin off... they should do a spin off of the old guy that trains Creed in Creed, I'd like to watch his origin story.
Seriously though, I just like Dolph Lundgren, so I'm all for seeing him star in a studio film.
Surprised we've not gotten one yet for Sico the robot.