Jonathan Majors was confirmed as playing a large role as the primary antagonist. (Source: Collider) The first Creed III poster is released, showcasing Michael B. Jordan as Adonis Creed in fighting form. ( Source: Collider) It is announced that Michael B. Jordan will both star and make his directorial debut with Creed III. ( Source: ScreenRant) A new trailer is released for Creed III, revealing Adonis has been out of the boxing ring for the past three years. The trailer also gives a glimpse of Drago, leading to speculation he might be training Adonis this time around. ( Source: YouTube)

Michael B. Jordan discussed his role and the introduction of Damian “Dame” Anderson in a new featurette for the film. (Source: Collider) With Creed III and Michael B. Jordan behind the camera, there were a few beginner issues, but overall, this was a breath of fresh air with some great tonal shifts in the storyline that make Creed III a good watch. The movie begins with a win for Adonis but then cuts several years into the future where Adonis has turned into his father in the way that he now wears a suit and is running his businesses rather than wearing the trunks and boxing gloves. His wife Tessa (Bianca Taylor) has enjoyed a very successful music career and their young daughter has total hearing loss, but that doesn't stop her from wanting to follow in her father's footsteps. One of the issues here is that the logistics and time don't always add up in their own narrative. Creed III suffers from the same elements where one scene to the next might fast forward months or longer without any smooth transition. Again, these are rookie mistakes, especially from someone who is playing both filmmaker and leading star duties at the same time. News: New policy guide on assessing learner competences: policies and practices to support successful and inclusive education Creed III is also available to own as a 4K/Blu-ray/DVD physical copy, with special features included. What else to know about Creed III Publication: Synergies for better learning – An international perspective on evaluation and assessmentIn addition to Jordan, franchise regulars Tessa Thompson, Wood Harris, Phylicia Rashad and Florian Munteanu all return, with new additions in Mila Davis-Kent, Selenis Leyva, Jose Benavidez and Jonathan Majors as the main antagonist, Damian. Creed III steps it up to a 2160p UHD 4K transfer with Dolby Vision and HDR10. With Jordan behind the camera for the first time, he wanted to make an impact visually by showcasing elements a little different in the boxing world and in this overall story. The result is that this stylized movie doesn't have a lot of natural tones or colors to it, but rather a ton of examples of a blue-green or even an amber tint to most sequences. What to Watch's Creed III review calls the movie a serviceable sequel that hits on all the beats you want from these movies, particularly in the ring. Overall, Creed III has been "Certified Fresh" on Rotten Tomatoes. The first poster for Creed III was released, showing Jordan’s character Adonis “Donnie” Creed ready for a fight. (Source: Collider)

Expert: Formative assessment and students’ voices – exploring links to enhance partnership in assessment practice A trailer and two posters were released, focusing on Damian “Dame” Anderson (played by Jonathan Majors) as Adonis’ latest adversary. (Source: ScreenRant) A trailer and two posters for Creed III are released, showcasing Jonathan Majors’s antagonist, Damian Anderson. ( Source: ScreenRant)

At the Toronto International Film Festival, Michael B. Jordan confirmed that Creed III is in development. (Source: Entertainment Tonight Canada) Publication: Assessment as dialogue: 20 inspiring practices from classrooms and schools across Europe