Creed behind the scenes gags

2022-01-27 08:05

Some spectators in the film were shot at halftime of a Premier League match between Everton and West Bromwich Albion at Liverpool Goodison Park Stadium on January 19, 2015. Stallone appeared on the big screen of the stadium that day, asking fans on the scene to cooperate in shooting his movie.
This film is the first movie in the "Rocky" series that is not named after "Rocky".
In accordance with Stallone's request, Michael B. Jordan put on the famous Stars and Stripes shorts in the film. Apollo Cuidi was seen in Rocky in 1976 and Rocky himself in Rocky 3 () and Rocky 4 ().
When the film was released, Stallone himself was 69 years old. Coincidentally, in the first "Rocky", Bugis Medis, who played Rocky coach Mickey, was also 69 years old.
The film was released on November 25, 2015, which happened to be 40 years after the opening scene in the first "Rocky".
The boxing training hall in the film is located in Philadelphia and is called "Mickey's House", which is named after the coach Mickey in the first "Rocky".
The film is the first "Rocky" film released by Warner Bros.
Ryan Kugler has always wanted to shoot the sequel to "Rocky" and write the script himself. His idea moved Stallone, which made the latter decide to star in the film.
The names of the protagonist Adonis and his father Apollo in the film come from Greek mythology.

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Marian 2022-04-20 09:01:32

It's a bit pretentious, in the boxing movies I've seen, it can only be in the second or third gear
Mabelle 2022-01-27 08:05:00

45 Excluding boxing scenes are vulgar, especially the emotional lines that can be deleted completely, but the two boxing scenes are really good, especially the long shot of about an hour. The change of perspective and the combination of the soundtrack are perfect. . The final editing was clean and neat, and the shot was suddenly awakened. The two scenes used different scheduling styles to show the director's comprehensive skills. The fly in the ointment is that the finishing touches are too fast, and if you refinish it, it will be perfect.