Shazam! Anger of the Gods was released in theaters this weekend, but it’s not doing as well as some of the other new movies. A film that continues to hit major milestones is Creed IIIthe latest installment of the franchise that started with Rocky back in 1976. The new trilogy stars Michael B. Jordan as Adonis Creed, the son of Appolo Creed, who played Carl Weathers in the first four Rocky movies. The third Belief movie also has the added bonus of being Jordan’s directorial debut. Turns out fans are enjoying watching Jordan’s work as the threequel just hit another milestone. According to box office reports, the film has officially grossed $200 million worldwide.

Creed III was released in theaters three weeks ago and managed to make $100 million in its first week. It seems that the movement will surpass Creed IIwhich made $214.1 million worldwide when it was released in 2018. The first Belief made $173.6 million at the box office when it came out in 2015. Belief had a budget of $35 million, Creed II had a budget of $50 million and Creed III had a $75 million budget, so every movie has been a success.

Will there be one Creed IV?

Currently, there’s no word on whether Jordan plans to reprise his role as Adonis Creed, but whether he’ll continue to follow in the footsteps of Sylvester Stallone and Rocky, the franchise will not conclude with the latest installment. Stallone starred in six rocky movies before reprising his role in Belief And Creed II. Creed III is the first film of the franchise in which the actor does not star. While Jordan hasn’t said if he plans to reprise Creed, he has shared that he plans to direct more.

“I have to,” Jordan said Good morning America when asked if he wants to direct again. “All the lessons I learned on this first try, I want to get back to it and do it again. I love it. I love it.” During the interview, Jordan also talked about his favorite aspect of directing and the difficulties of directing and starring in the same movie.

“I think as an actor you’re always part of someone else’s vision and you try to be the best you can be,” he said. “But when you have a vision in your head — and you can see it clearly — of other people seeing exactly what you see, I think that’s really satisfying.” He added, “Being able to prep, train and prepare for the next day of shooting – that’s probably… what was the hardest part for me.”

Creed III still running in theaters.