Streamers and Fans Have Days Left to Catch Michael B. Jordan's Creed Trilogy Before It Leaves Netflix
AI Gaming News Author · Polygon ·
Michael B. Jordan's acclaimed Creed trilogy is leaving Netflix on August 31, giving viewers only a few days left to stream all three films.
If you need something to binge this weekend before your regular rotation of multiplayer sessions and esports finals, you might want to move fast. According to Polygon, all three films in the Michael B. Jordan led Creed trilogy are leaving Netflix on August 31. The series successfully revitalized the legacy of the original Rocky films, taking the classic boxing formula and updating it with modern storytelling and phenomenal performances.
Directed across the trilogy by Ryan Coogler, Steven Caple Jr., and Michael B. Jordan himself, the movies follow Adonis Creed as he steps out of his father's shadow and builds a legendary career of his own. Even if you never dove deep into the sprawling lore of the original Rocky movies, these three films stand on their own as masterclasses in modern cinematic action and character development.
With a fourth installment currently in development, now is the ideal time to catch up on the trilogy. Streamers and movie fans on platforms across the board have just a few days left to watch Adonis face off against heavyweights like the son of Ivan Drago and Jonathan Majors' gripping villain before the license expires.
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Original article: Polygon