A sad, shallow sequel. I regret watching it. I hoped it was as good as they tried to sell it, but I knew something was off since they focused so much on the directorial debut, I don't know who wrote the story but it sure as fu*k wasn't Stallone, this has Coogler written all over it, it seems he loves taking money from agenda-pushers, not even the classics are safe anymore, he ruined Black Panther, and now he ruined Creed too, that's 2 franchises ruined by a talentless writer with no integrity. I shudder to think what career-ruining horsesh*t awaits us in the upcoming "Creed-verse", it's so transparent and dare I say dumb that I feel sorry for MBJ, he should abandon this project and stay the fu*k away from Coogler and everyone else involved in this, there's still some hope left for him, but definitely not for universe revolving around something so fundamentally shallow, so bad.

Just don't watch the movie, they skipped everything that made Rocky great, they diluted it to the point where it's not even a proper drink, it's not even water, they split the elements and Creed III can only be described as a pocket of air stuck between the writer's buttcheeks, it stinks. Many would dismiss that as hater talk, but anyone with common sense sees exactly what I see, besides being a fart of a movie, it's also an insult to Rocky and Stallone, he's just too old to care probably, so he's being supportive of MBJ's work, but in reality, we all know what's up. And yeah I said it's a fart of a movie, not a sh*t movie, that's because in order to be sh*t, it needs to actually have substance, and it really doesn't, the whole story can be told in A SINGLE SENTENCE. And that within itself is a story not worth telling. Horrible, horrible, horrible, horrible, horrible fu*king movie, please someone tell Coogler to find work somewhere where he can't so royally fu*k things up for so many people. This should not be tolerated. In any other workplace, he'd be canned and sued for damages, but somehow Hollywood is supportingly allowing people like him to ruin franchises, and this isn't the only example, we've all noticed it lately, right? These agendas aren't circumstancial, it's planned, somethin's afoot, something very bad that doesn't even have anything to do with the movie business, but rather with politics. As if I needed an extra reason to dislike this garbage of a movie.