Reviews

A solid entry in the franchise. The movie hits all the familiar beats and points that you've come to love and expect from any of the previous films. I do believe that buried deep inside of this script, is a film that could have been magnificent, poignant and possibly have been the one that could have rivaled the 1976 original "Rocky". Sadly though, things are all tightly tied up into a fast, 90-minute bow. One thing i am thankful for, is that the "Shaki-cam" used in the second film was not used in this one. Michael B. Shows that he is solid on both sides of the camera, and the IMAX filmed fight sequences are at times breathtaking. The two show stealers though, are Jonathan Majors and Mila Davis Kent, with both of them punching up in spite of a story that's constantly trying to bury them.