CREED (2015) | Juvenile Hall Fight Scene | MGM

The former World Heavyweight Champion Rocky Balboa serves as a trainer and mentor to Adonis Johnson, the son of his late friend and former rival Apollo Creed.

Creed (2015)
Directed By: Ryan Coogler
Screenplay By: Ryan Coogler & Aaron Covington
Story by: Ryan Coogler
Cast: Michael B. Jordan, Sylvester Stallone, Tessa Thompson, Phylicia Rashad, Anthony Bellew
Rated PG-13 for violence, language and some sensuality
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CREED (2015) | Juvenile Hall Fight Scene | MGM

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[bgt]

I love how they made Marianne not the bitter wife that was cheated on but instead the loving adopted mother. Their relationship was beautiful

[Leo-ghnz]

It’s insane how much Drago took from the principals of this movie. Adonis lost a father and his childhood, Maryanne lost a husband, Rocky lost a friend, his health, and his fortune.

[jamesdavis]

“COME ON, LETS FIGHT MAN, LET HIM GO” Adonis wanted all the smoke. The kid was like 2x his size to 😭💯 respect

[MarcusHuntley-nehx]

This is by far one of the BEST and most ENDEARING opening scenes of any movie 🎬!!!

[thinkpioneering]

This scene was so well-executed gets to the action fast, the main character introduction and distinction was concise, and it establishes the root of his personality and all this is done within two minutes.

[Ironheart]

MINOR SPOILERS

In creed 3 we learn more why Adonis always had the strong urge to fight. Its not just because he got it from his father. Its also because he was an abused child and he is carrying a personal trauma which he tries to bury. The sport gave him an outlet to use all that rage constructively.

We also learn that Mary Anne was angry for a very long time with Apollo. Loving Adonis and caring for him did help her forgive her husband. It is also suggested that before the Drago match, things were not ok between them. That Apollo might have actually planned divorce her. And though Adonis was not fully accepted by their 2 children together, he was the one who helped Mary Anne heal.

[freddy]

I LIKE THIS INTRO TO "DONNIE."

Particularly when Mary Ann introduced herself and told him about his father. He asked her "WHAT WAS HIS NAME?"

CREED!!👍👊

[jpprophete]

I liked how his body language changed when Maryanne started to mention Apollo.

[tmann]

"No, I am not a social worker" First time I heard her say it like that, I thought it was just classism of having the go down there. Upon rewatching a few times, you realize it's not because she thinks she's too good to be down there, it's cause this situation is so unique that she doesn't even know where to begin or explain other than "I'm not a social worker"

Ooof in the feels

[WaltLQ]

Just watching previews and already crying. I love this series.

[princelevi]

I loved how adonis loosened his fist near the end ❤

[trayweathersby]

SPOILER ALERT

Adonis beating up Leon when he was older was badass 💪🏾

[unleashedgraphix]

Marianne Creed .. greatest ride or die mom in cinematic history

[BlackPrince]

Marianne did what Apollo couldn't, which was take his responsibility and take care of his child.
I got a lot more respect for her.

[solomontomblin]

"I was angry with Apollo." He passed away for real until Adonis Creed was already born. RIP Apollo Creed.

[joemitchell]

When that kid said " I don't have a Father". I stood up in the theater and screamed "Yes, you do!".

[patrickhsh]

That last line was written perfectly. "What was his name?" Then the movie title shows "CREED". Execution at the highest level.

[jsnnc]

I like the way he had his fist balled up until she asked him to live with her

[muskegontribune]

His Father was the "master of disaster" and "the King of sting"

[kingexclusivo]

One of the baddest and most epic intros ever. What was his name and then the title of movie saying CREED