Hugh Jackman stars in Real Steel, director Shawn Levy's futuristic tale
about robot boxing in the year 2020.
Not exact matches
Maybe metal should be his métier, because Levy, with Sugar Ray Leonard adding some punch to the
boxing sequences, makes you actually care
about the
robots, or at least Atom.
All of the
boxing sequences are unique and far more exciting than any «Transformers» movie, but while they're a blast to watch — thanks to a refreshing mix of practical effects and CG that help ground them in reality — the movie isn't
about the
robots, but rather the relationship between Charlie and Max.
We speak with star Hugh Jackman and director Shawn Levy on the Detroit set of this DreamWorks adventure
about the intriguing world of
robot boxing.
There are moments in Real Steel where I forgot I'd already seen enough movies
about fighting
robots, forgot I was too old to be the target audience, forgot that I think Hugh Jackman is turning smarmier with every passing film, forgot that overly expressive child actors set my teeth on edge, forgot to think
about all the other underdog /
boxing / father - son movies this one is ripping off.
I don't know where
robot boxing falls on your moral spectrum, but I'd take a pre-teen to see Real Steel, as long as we had a long talk afterwards
about the evils of product placement.
Real Steel (Touchstone Pictures), a heartwarming sci - fi sports movie
about a father and son who reunite through
robot boxing, testifies to the formidable power of ridiculousness.
We sit down with iconic author Richard Matheson to talk
about «Real Steel,» the rules of science - fiction and the evolution of what is now a 55 year - old
robot boxing tale.
Based on Richard Matheson's 1956 short story «Steel,» Real Steel isn't an action adventure
about giant war
robots, it's a much more intimate story
about an estranged father and son - as well as their not - so - giant
boxing robot.
The underground
boxing scene, the
robots fighting in abandoned zoos or even going head - to - head against a live bull, have a rustic, dirty feel
about them.
Real Steel - As much of a crowd - pleaser as the father - son story is, it's
about boxing robots.
Hope Davis (
About Schmidt), James Rebhorn (Independence Day, The Game) and Olga Fonda (Love Hurts) has been cast in Shawn Levy «s futuristic
robot boxing movie Real Steel.
The film
about futuristic
robot boxing starring Hugh Jackman took in $ 16.3 million, bringing its domestic total to $ 51.7 million, according to an estimate from distributor Walt Disney Pictures.
With all due apologies to the Mattel toy company, I didn't think a movie
about boxing robots would be enjoyable.