Set to make an impact in theaters next month and continuing the story of Adonis “Donnie” Creed as he enjoys the prime of his career and his family, a new trailer and poster have been released for “Creed III” - which will be directed by the star himself Michael B. Jordan as he takes on another Marvel Studios star and Kang the Conqueror actor himself, Jonathan Majors!
Two major young rising stars and Hollywood actors are going to square off against one another in the ring in the long awaited threequel to Creed saga, as Michael B. Jordan returns as Adonis “Donnie” Creed and faces off against Jonathan Majors in a battle that sees the former facing a former childhood companion turned enemy in “Creed III”.
The second follow-up to the Rocky spin-off series also marks Jordan's directorial debut - and the teaser does not disappoint at all.
Creed III is scheduled to be released by Warner Bros. on March 2023.
Three years after proving that his life is more than a legacy, Adonis Johnson Creed - the son of the late Apollo Creed, steps back into the ring to fight something that hits closer to home than a title shot. Once again having the legendary Rocky Balboa by his side, Adonis is set to take on the son of Ivan Drago - the fighter who killed his father 30 years ago in "Rocky IV". Going back to basics, actor Michael B. Jordan resumes his role in "Creed II" - the sequel that will see a man who fought hard to escape his father's shadow, but soon realizes he can't escape destiny and that nothing is more important than family.
Check out the first teaser poster and trailer for the much anticipated sequel, which will be directed by Steven Caple Jr. and will be produced by Rocky creator/ director/ co-star Sylvester Stallone and "Creed" director Ryan Coogler of "Black Panther" fame.
CREED II - Official Trailer 1
Creed II will be released in theaters in the Philippines by Warner Bros. Philippines on December 5th.
With the movie raking in big numbers in the box office on its second weekend and bringing a different kind of superhero movie to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Hot Toys has released the first preview images of the upcoming 1/6th scale Erik Killmonger collectible figure from "Black Panther". The villainous archnemesis of T'Challa who is played by "Creed" actor Michael B. Jordan has his own version of the Panther suit to combat his rival for the fate of Wakanda, and he has some accessories too that you can view with the rest of the figure as well as get pre-order details at the official Hot Toys page.
Set to be released early next year and acting as the first of three Marvel films for 2018, Marvel Studios has released several new character posters for "Black Panther" - their 18th film in the growing Marvel Cinematic Universe and the first solo film for T'Challa/ Black Panther, once again played by Chadwick Boseman as he reprises his role from 2016's "Captain America: Civil War".
Featuring the likes of Danai Gurira's Okoye and Michael B. Jordan's Erik Killmonger, the character posters pain each character's personality through pose and simple text descriptions of their motivations that play out in the upcoming film. You can check out more character posters via the official Black Panther movie Facebook page.
Black Panther, directed by Ryan Coogler, will be released in theaters on February 2018.
Spinning right out of the long-running "Rocky" film series, Michael B. Jordan is prepared to step into the ring as the son of Carl Weather's character and rival to Sylvester Stallone's Rocky Balboa in "Creed", which hits Thanksgiving this year.
Along with a brand new theatrical poster for the film comes a new TV Spot showcasing Rocky training Donnie.
Hitting theaters at the end of the year and serving to continue the popular "Rocky" film franchise by heading to a new direction, MGM, New Line Cinema, and Warner Bros. have unleashed the very first trailer for "Creed", which focuses on Adonis Johnson Creed - son of Rocky Balboa's late rival turned best friend, Apollo Creed.
Playing the titular role is Michael B. Johnson, who turns to none other than Sylvester Stallone's Rocky himself for training and a chance to live up to legacy of his father.