A movie about family and finding onself
I was initially worried about Creed II because director Ryan Coogler was not working on it. Instead another young black director was going to be in charge of this film, Steven Caple Jr. After some initial trepidation it turned out to be another great movie.<br /><br />Creed II is really about family and finding one’s self with boxing simply being a foil to explore those two issues.<br /><br />The family theme impacts all of the main characters. For example, Michael B. Jordan as Adonis Creed and his girlfriend Tessa Thompson as Bianca are worried that their newborn child might have the same hearing problems as Thompson. Jordan and Sylvester Stallone as Rocky are also estranged as the latter did not support Jordan’s fighting Florian Munteanu as Viktor Drago. Jordan is very angry as a result and the two who play surrogate father and son need to repair their relationship to move forward. Speaking of that Munteanu also has difficulties as he feels immense pressure to follow in his father’s, Dolph Lundgren as Ivan Drago, footsteps as a boxer and defeat the Creed family. The two also have a dinner where the wife/mother Brigitte Nielsen, Ludmilla Drago, is present. Munteanu walks out in disgust because he knows that she is only there because he has become a successful fighter when before she shunned the father and son.<br /><br />Jordan also has to find himself in order to be successful in the ring. He only won his first fight on a decision and came out badly wounded, and has psychological scars that stop him from continuing with his training. It’s only when he fixes his problems at home with his girlfriend and Rocky that he’s able to be at peace and can become the fighter that he wants to be.<br /><br />In terms of the fighting there were some initial worries as well. The first fight pits Jordan against real life Oakland fighter Andre Ward as Danny Stuntman Wheeler. The choreography was lackluster and there’s was no real excitement in the match. I had a bad feeling this was how the rest of the movie was going to be with new director Caple at the helm, but that didn’t prove to be true. The following fights, especially the one at the climax are full of drama.<br /><br />Overall, Creed II is a fitting sequel to the first film.<br />C
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