‘Creed III’: the first reviews speak of a satisfying ending to the trilogy and praise the director of Michael B. Jordan

On March 3, ‘Creed III’ arrives in Spanish cinemas, closing the spin-off trilogy of the ‘Rocky’ saga, which was also the directorial debut of Michael B. Jordan. The first reviews of the film have already reached the main American media and on Rotten Tomatoes it started with an average of 85% with 41 professional reviews, at least on par with its predecessors.

Something virtually all critics agree on is in the good work of its cast, highlighting Jordan (“one of the best performances of his career” second The next best picture), but especially Jonathan Majors, who Collider defines how “fierce” and Schmoes Known as “Scene Stealer”.

As a trilogy finale, Press Ace consider what it gives you “everything you can wish for” it’s at Shadow and act Adds an air of freshness to the franchise. At ComicBook.com they say the film achieves just what Adonis was looking for: “completely step out of the looming shadow of Balboa and Sylvester Stallone. It bypasses the boundaries of a typical sports drama to get closer to the heart of the main character.”

As for the action, The Hollywood Reporter assures you “Adonis and Damian’s training montages not only bring to mind Ryan Coogler’s ‘Creed: The Legend of Rocky’, but also give viewers an opportunity to bask in the aesthetic glory of our protagonists. Jordan borrows from his love of anime, along with its stunt team, choreograph matches as if it were a modern dance.We get to see the ring from each fighter’s point of view, living in their mind as they plan their next moves. These flourishes are sure to delight many fans of the franchise.”

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In his directorial debut, Jordan, in the words of Polygon, “infuses the spin-off/triple sequel with a cinematic flavor the series hasn’t seen before, expanding the visual language of Hollywood boxing movies in remarkable ways”; and for THR “uses the full power of IMAX to direct some glorious fight scenes.” He New York Times puts it directly between the exclamations: “Michael B. Jordan is a good director!”AND Press Ace He defines it very poetically: “Jordan scores a KO in his directorial debut”.

The only problem that seems to reoccur is that lacks to Rocky and that it lacks the magic of the original deliveries (of both), although it does not detract from its merit: “Although the saga may never reach the lofty heights of the first ‘Creed’ film (a near-perfect balance of heart, head and punch), it’s immensely satisfying to see the sequels made with real purpose and patience.”says The Guardian. ‘Creed III’ will be released in theaters on March 3rd.