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Creed II

Name: Creed II
Genre: Drama, Action
Released: 2018-11-21
Duration: 130 min
Rating: 7.037

★ 7,0 /10 (5,871 Votes)

2018 EN 130 min

Overview

Between personal obligations and training for his next big fight against an opponent with ties to his family's past, Adonis Creed is up against the challenge of his life.

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Release date

21/11/2018

Votes

5,871

Popularity

12.8

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Genres

Drama Action

Status

Released

Language

Runtime

130 min

Budget

$50,000,000

Revenue

$214,200,000

Website

www.mgm.com

Michael B. Jordan

Adonis Johnson

Sylvester Stallone

Rocky Balboa

Tessa Thompson

Bianca

Wood Harris

Tony 'Little Duke' Evers

Russell Hornsby

Buddy Marcelle

Phylicia Rashād

Mary Anne Creed

Dolph Lundgren

Ivan Drago

Florian Munteanu

Viktor Drago

Andre Ward

Danny 'Stuntman' Wheeler

Brigitte Nielsen

Ludmilla Drago

Milo Ventimiglia

Robert Balboa

Robbie Johns

Logan Balboa

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Patrice Harris

Padman

Jacob 'Stitch' Duran

Stitch

Ana Gerena

Adrian's Waitress

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Benjamin Vaynshelboym

Construction Supervisor (Russian)

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Angelina Shipilina

Debutante (Russian)

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Pavel Vakunov

Russian Politician

Oleg Ivanov

Businessman (Russian)

Christopher Mann

Dr. Percy Ewell

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Robert Douglas

Kyri

Zack Beyer

Photographer

Chrisdine King

Casino Bartender

James Collins Jr.

Sports Bar Patron

John Jezior

Stage Manager / Barclays Center

Pete Postiglione

Reporter

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Billy Vargus

Reporter

Johanna Tolentino

Pharmacist

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Eleni Delopoulos

Nurse

Marcia Myers

Obstetrics Nurse

Emily-Grace Murray

Nurse (Testing Room)

Corey Calliet

Corner Man

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Robert Sale

Corner Man

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Hendrix McDaniel

Newborn Amara

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Maverick McDaniel

Newborn Amara

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Paris Michael Cunningham

Age 4 Months Amara

Kenny Bayless

Referee Kenny Bayless

Ivo Nandi

Russian Referee

Dmitry Torgovitsky

Ukranian Referee

Michael Buffer

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Jim Lampley

Max Kellerman

Roy Jones Jr.

Scott Van Pelt

Linda Cohn

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Bibi Bourelly

Bianca's Backup Singer

Rocky Ciarrocchi

Russian Fan in Crowd (uncredited)

Toby Kearton

Talkshow Audience Member (uncredited)

Charles W Harris III

Adonis Creed Bodyguard (uncredited)

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Oliver Burbage

DelPhi Gym Boxer (uncredited)

Alexander Alayon Jr.

Boxer in Desert Scene (uncredited)

Gary Ayash

Reporter

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Isabella Armina

VIP Spectator

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Neil Baltus

Russian VIP Spectator

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Stephen C. Bortsalas

VIP Spectator

Amanda Cerny

Actress

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Jill Chestnut

Boxing Match Spectator

Josh Christensen

Spectator

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Daniel C. Davis

VIP Spectator

Sergio Delavicci

Versace Polo

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JaQuinley Kerr

VIP Spectator

Marty Krzywonos

Fight Bell Ringer

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Mark Marcarian

Spectator

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Mark Montalbano

Scorekeeper

Bandit The Rapper

Boxing Spectator (uncredited)

Lindsay Michelle Reed

Night Club Goer (uncredited)

Matthew Michael Hoffman

VIP Spectator

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Sumier Mention

Adonis Creed Entourage

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Jeffrey Mowery

Photographer (uncredited)

Mark P Galbraith

VIP Russian Row Press

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**_Decent enough, but adheres far too rigidly to the_ Rocky _template_** > _I have not met one person who didn't like a_ Rocky _movie._ - Steven Caple Jr.; "How _Creed II_ Director Crafted His _Rocky IV_ Successor" (Mia Galuppo); _The Hollywood Reporter_ (November 21, 2018) Ryan Coogler's _Creed_ (2015) was probably the best of the remakequels (ostensible sequels that are, for all intents and purposes, remakes) that came out in the mid-2010s (the most obvious ones being J.J Abrams's _Star Wars: The Force Awakens_, Colin Trevorrow's _Jurassic World_, and Adam Wingard's _Blair Witch_), …

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I finally got around to this, and I think my issue with it is Adonis Creed. I kind of passed it over in the first one, because, honestly, it was just nice to see another Rocky movie, and you did see Creed train and fight and struggle a bit. What we have is a kid that grew up an orphan, but at a young age got adopted into a life of privilege, had a good job, and didn't have to struggle financially, until he kind of did when he wanted to become a full time boxer... and then the story takes off. And that was all passable, because he didn't exactly win did he? It was a hard fought first m…

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Creed II takes pieces of the previous Rocky stories and is able to completely transform them into a better, more emotional story that can easily resonate with audiences. If I have one big complaint about this installment, it would be that the script steals almost every single story beat from Rocky IV. But, at the same time, that is one of the most interesting aspects. Rocky IV had so much potential to be an emotionally impactful movie but failed to capture that tone due to the 80s camp that was heavily featured. In Creed II, we get to see the fallout of the fight between Rocky and Drago. Wh…

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I like the 1st Creed alot. This one though is trying to be to much like the old rocky movie. He said he wants to be his own fighter. Yet the stories are just like the rocky movies.

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This is the son of the grudge match, and it pitches the now reigning champion “Adonis” (Michael B. Jordan) against “Viktor” (Florian Munteau). Now this latter guy is the son of the “Drago” (Dolph Lundgren) and “Mrs. Drago” (Brigitte Nielsen) who got thumped by “Rocky” (Sylvester Stallone) way back in 1985, remember? Well now the son wants a crack at the the champ, only this time coach “Rocky” thinks it’s a mistake to take the fight and leaves his charge to go it alone. Messy eh? Well of course it needs a rematch, but will coach come back to help “Adonis” keep his crown? The fight sequences are…

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