Creed III is an upcoming American sports drama film directed by Michael B. Jordan. It is the third installment in the Creed franchise and a spin-off of the Rocky film series. The film is produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and distributed by United Artists Releasing. The story of Creed III revolves around Adonis Creed, the son of former world heavyweight champion Apollo Creed. Adonis is a professional boxer and the current heavyweight champion of the world. However, his personal life is in disarray as he struggles to balance his responsibilities as a father and a husband with his desire to be the best boxer in the world.

The film is set in the present day and follows Adonis as he faces a new challenge in the form of a dangerous opponent who is connected to his past. As he prepares for this fight, Adonis must also confront his own demons and come to terms with the legacy of his father. One of the major themes of the film is the idea of legacy and how it affects the lives of the characters. Adonis is constantly trying to live up to the legacy of his father and prove himself as a worthy successor. He also struggles with the pressure of being a champion and the expectations that come with it.

Another important theme is family and the importance of relationships. Adonis is married to Bianca, and they have a daughter together. His relationship with Bianca is tested as he becomes more focused on his boxing career, and he also has to deal with the fact that his father is no longer around. The film also explores the idea of redemption and second chances. Adonis is given a second chance to prove himself as a boxer and to reconcile with his past. He also has the opportunity to mend his relationship with his father’s former rival, Rocky Balboa.

(All of this upcoming information is coming from the movie preview.) From the opening flashback to Los Angeles in 2002, it’s immediately clear that this is a gritty and different direction for the franchise. Directed by Michael B. Jordan, the film depicts a bitter and intensely personal feud between Adonis Creed and his childhood friend Damian Anderson. Adonis has retired from professional boxing, having hung up his gloves and is struggling to find his place in a post-boxing world. He’s putting all his weight behind raising the next crop of superstars, including current champ Felix Chavez. Drago is still kicking about too, and Donnie is serving as promoter for the “fight of the year” between the two. When Damian Anderson returns to the scene, Adonis finds his world turned upside down as he has to reckon with the past while simultaneously looking to the future.

This inevitably turns ugly when the truth about Dame and Adonis’ past is unveiled and the tension spills over both inside and outside the ring. At Bianca’s Label party, Dame is hovering in the periphery, stirring the pot by speaking to Bianca about being overshadowed. This is something Bianca knows all too well, given she had to take a backseat from singing due to her voice. Adonis works the room and greets both Drago and Felix warmly. He’s promoting the big fight between the two in a month’s time and all seems well. However, a crazed fan suddenly shows up and attacks Drago, causing him to hurt his hand and forfeit the fight. The bout is postponed by six months, but Felix is not happy with that outcome, thinking of the lucrative payday and wanting to box.

The cast of Creed III includes Michael B. Jordan as Adonis Creed, Tessa Thompson as Bianca, and Phylicia Rashad as Mary Anne Creed. The film will also feature the return of Sylvester Stallone as Rocky Balboa, although the extent of his involvement in the story is currently unknown. In addition to directing, Michael B. Jordan is also producing the film through his production company, Outlier Society. The screenplay is being written by Keenan Coogler, who is the brother of Ryan Coogler, the director of the first Creed film. Creed III is set to be released in theaters on November 23, 2022. The film is highly anticipated by fans of the franchise, and it is expected to be a box office success.