Almost half a century later, the franchise still has plenty of fight left in it.
The pulse-pounding “Creed III” is the ninth movie in the series. And although there is nary a mention of
The audience knows exactly what’s going to happen every minute, and yet we are under its spell right until the end, like a favorite childhood bedtime story — in which two angry dudes knock each others’ teeth out. Enter Damian Anderson . At the start of “III,” during a flashback to 2002, teen Adonis is the right-hand man of rising-star fighter “Diamond Dame,” and the two get caught up in a violent tussle outside a liquor store.
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