Creed III

Creed III is too sleek, too rushed, and too contrived to deliver [all] the emotional payoffs it promises.

The visuals are full of action and energy.

Solid installment!... Pretty pedestrian, but goes places I really like.

Creed III is promoted as a boxing movie, but is really a tale of pain, regret and the power of brotherhood.

Worth the price of a ringside seat.

While Creed III features a well-drawn, menacing adversary in Jonathan Majors’s Dame Anderson, it doesn’t utilize him enough.

Better than the second <i>Creed</i>, worst than the first, and that's pretty much the best-case scenario it was worth hoping for.

After nearly 40 years, this franchise is still punching. This time around they prove the series can work without Rocky or Stallone. The real standout here is Jonathan Majors who plays one of the best antagonists in the series.

Jordan makes a few unnecessary forays into expressionism to make this point, but he needn’t have. The climactic bout has more than enough impact without getting into the ring with Scorsese.

It’s one of the best films of the year...