Anyone uncomfortable with young Creed calling Rocky his Uncle?
No lol. Have you seen any of the other Rocky movies?
Creed (Official Thread)
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No lol. Have you seen any of the other Rocky movies?
Yeah, I watched all of them months ago.
So it shouldn't be a thing for Adonis to call rocky uncle since Apollo and rocky were close as hell and considered each other brothers. Plus going through the stuff they went through together bonds you and makes you family
Watching this again since it's on HULU now
Roman Brady
Nobody Lives Forever
It's not on Netflix in the states?
NopeIt's not on Netflix in the states?
It's not on Netflix in the states?
I also saw it on Amazon Video part of your Prime Membership.
Well, the "Creed" sequel basically writes itself now, right?
Call up Dolph Lundgren while he's still here.
Drago trains an up-and-coming, polarizing Putin-endorsed fighter loosely based on Sergey Kovalev amidst all this Russia/USA election controversy
Have Adonis struggle with his faith as Rocky's health takes a turn for the worse and as he faces the man that killed his father in the ring.
Throw in themes of race, police brutality, unity, fatherhood, faith, war, understanding...
Epic fight with a lot of trash talk. Someone major dies at some point.
The end.
Call up Dolph Lundgren while he's still here.
Drago trains an up-and-coming, polarizing Putin-endorsed fighter loosely based on Sergey Kovalev amidst all this Russia/USA election controversy
Have Adonis struggle with his faith as Rocky's health takes a turn for the worse and as he faces the man that killed his father in the ring.
Throw in themes of race, police brutality, unity, fatherhood, faith, war, understanding...
Epic fight with a lot of trash talk. Someone major dies at some point.
The end.
JerseyBoy23
Veteran
It's on Hulu and Epix too.
OGBobbyJohnson
Veteran
I know its gonna take awhile to come out with a sequel with Ryan Coogler & MBJ involved with Black Panther
Well, the "Creed" sequel basically writes itself now, right?
Call up Dolph Lundgren while he's still here.
Drago trains an up-and-coming, polarizing Putin-endorsed fighter loosely based on Sergey Kovalev amidst all this Russia/USA election controversy
Have Adonis struggle with his faith as Rocky's health takes a turn for the worse and as he faces the man that killed his father in the ring.
Throw in themes of race, police brutality, unity, fatherhood, faith, war, understanding...
Epic fight with a lot of trash talk. Someone major dies at some point.
The end.
Disgustya Stallone
Man Who Owns 2 Microwaves
Rewatched, what a dope ass flick brehs
Neo. The Only. The One.
THE ONE
Well, the "Creed" sequel basically writes itself now, right?
Call up Dolph Lundgren while he's still here.
Drago trains an up-and-coming, polarizing Putin-endorsed fighter loosely based on Sergey Kovalev amidst all this Russia/USA election controversy
Have Adonis struggle with his faith as Rocky's health takes a turn for the worse and as he faces the man that killed his father in the ring.
Throw in themes of race, police brutality, unity, fatherhood, faith, war, understanding...
Epic fight with a lot of trash talk. Someone major dies at some point.
The end.
this is actually...
the way to go
somebody send Stallone a link to the thread
MJB's performance will go down as one of the most underrated.
shyt don't get realer than that.
A great grounded character that gave off real emotion.
Ala borgnine in Marty. Niven in separate tables, Duvall in tender mercies.
shyt don't get realer than that.
A great grounded character that gave off real emotion.
Ala borgnine in Marty. Niven in separate tables, Duvall in tender mercies.