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Released Year: 2011
Runtime: 127 minutes
Directors: Shawn Levy
Casts: Kevin Durand, Alan D. Purwin, Miguel Sandoval, Hugh Jackman, Phil LaMarr, Anthony Mackie, Dan Lemieux, Dakota Goyo, Evangeline Lilly, Hope Davis, James Rebhorn, Karl Yune, Olga Fonda, John Gatins, Sophie Levy, Tess Levy, Charlie Levy, Gregory Sims, Torey Adkins, Tom Carlson, John Hawkinson, David Alan Basche, David Herbst, Julian Gant, Ken Alter, Leilani Barrett, Eric Gutman, Nicholas Yu, D.B. Dickerson, Peter Carey, Richard Goteri, Tim Holmes, Ricky Wayne, Taris Tyler, Kevin Dorman, John Manfredi, Wendy Aaron, Rachael Adams, Mike Ancrile, Lamar Babi, Apollo Bacala, Leah Barkoff, Joshua Ray Bell, Christina M. Bender, Clark Birchmeier, Don Boerst, Mark Bonto, Zachary Borromeo, Ben Hernandez Bray, Wayne Brinston, Wayne E. Brown, Geneva Brunetti, Justin Calkins, Steven Campbell, Jeff Caponigro, Michael Patrick Carmody, Ron Causey , Justin Chrzanowski, Michael B. Clark, Will Clarke, Chris Coldren, Sandy Coonan, Jahnel Curfman, Haylee Detroit Dewar, John Dezsi, P.J. Edwards, Shannon Edwards, Raffi Elias, Rima Fakih, Tom Feldpausch, Johnny Flynn, Stephen C. Forsell, Sarah Forton, Stephen Fosner, Logan Fry, Nesti Gee, Ryan Genther, Dan Gerics, Joey Ghinelli, Jacob Godzak, Ashley Goulson, Megan Grant, Brandon Green, J.J. Green, Rebecca Guth, Steven Gätjen, Shane Hagedorn, Joey Harlow, Pennie-Marie Hawkins, Ron Heisler, Robert Herrick, Kathryn Henzler, Christopher W. Hodshire, Suzy Hunt, Markus James, Pauline Ann Johnson, Traver Johnson, Gary T. Jones, Jennie Kahn-Jacques, Ko Kaiden, Douglas King II, Lauren Kole, Nathan Kranzo, Joe Kras, Amy LaPlante, Kef Lee, Amanda Lewan, Anna Li, Dervis Lici, Linda Linsley, Nathaniel Loveland, Bill Lowery, Rich Lozano, Bill Lumbert , Brad Leo Lyon, Mary Magyari, Chris Mannix, Melissa Marra, Rance Martin, Bryan Matti, Jessica McLarty, Samuel Meadows, Jordan Kenneth Messing, Ralph H. Meyer, Antonio L. Miller, Wendel Millstead, Gary L. Minix, Megan Mockensturm, Jermaine Moore, Kirstie Munoz, Anton Narinskiy, Steven Hugh Nelson, Chris Newman, Michael Nicolae, Chris O'Brien, Wendy Paquette, Heather Park, Jessica Petrik, Ralph A. Recchia , Jay Reid, DaJuan Rippy, Nicholas Ritz, Jeff Rosenfeld, Marco Ruggeri, Maria Lucia Safi, Sebastian Sarkissian, Steven Scott, Ron Shedd, Daryl M. Simpson, Gary Lee Simpson, Brian Anderson Smith, Joseph Smith, Nikki Smith, Dwight Sora, Paul J. Spear, Alan Stefan, Tiffany Stone, Morris Lee Sullivan, John E.L. Tenney, Melody Teodoro-Kurtis, Michael Trobaugh, Johnny Truong, Eric Tuchelske, Laurie Valko, Brett VanDunk, Johnathon VanDusen, Dan Watson, Kaitlan Welton, Jojuan Westmoreland, Ed Williams, Amanda Wright, Paul Xiong
IMDB: Real Steel (2011)
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(73 votes, average: 3.23 out of 5)
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Arizona Republic -
There's a little "Kramer vs. Kramer" here, a dash of "Transformers" there, and it's all topped with big heap of "Rocky." But it's hard to argue with the results, because, at times, Real Steal is close to a knockout.
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Observer -
Like "Moneyball," this is real movie making that packs a solid entertainment punch.
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Variety -
The uncanny thing about Real Steel is just how gripping the fight scenes are; Sugar Ray Leonard served as a consultant to the motion-capture performers responsible for pantomiming the machines' moves.
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Boxoffice Magazine -
Although the marketing looks like "Transformers 4," Real Steel is the real deal, a Rocky with robots that ought to have audiences standing up and cheering.
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Slant Magazine -
If familiarity is endemic to this feel-good drama, there's nonetheless also something to be said for competent amalgamation and regurgitation of tired genre tropes.
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Real Steel (2011)
In the near-future, Charlie Kenton is a washed-up fighter who retired from the ring when robots took over the sport. After Charlie's robot is trashed, he reluctantly teams up with his estranged son Max to rebuild and train an unlikely contender.
Real Steel (2011)
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Information
Released Year: 2011
Runtime: 127 minutes
Directors: Shawn Levy
Casts: Kevin Durand, Alan D. Purwin, Miguel Sandoval, Hugh Jackman, Phil LaMarr, Anthony Mackie, Dan Lemieux, Dakota Goyo, Evangeline Lilly, Hope Davis, James Rebhorn, Karl Yune, Olga Fonda, John Gatins, Sophie Levy, Tess Levy, Charlie Levy, Gregory Sims, Torey Adkins, Tom Carlson, John Hawkinson, David Alan Basche, David Herbst, Julian Gant, Ken Alter, Leilani Barrett, Eric Gutman, Nicholas Yu, D.B. Dickerson, Peter Carey, Richard Goteri, Tim Holmes, Ricky Wayne, Taris Tyler, Kevin Dorman, John Manfredi, Wendy Aaron, Rachael Adams, Mike Ancrile, Lamar Babi, Apollo Bacala, Leah Barkoff, Joshua Ray Bell, Christina M. Bender, Clark Birchmeier, Don Boerst, Mark Bonto, Zachary Borromeo, Ben Hernandez Bray, Wayne Brinston, Wayne E. Brown, Geneva Brunetti, Justin Calkins, Steven Campbell, Jeff Caponigro, Michael Patrick Carmody, Ron Causey , Justin Chrzanowski, Michael B. Clark, Will Clarke, Chris Coldren, Sandy Coonan, Jahnel Curfman, Haylee Detroit Dewar, John Dezsi, P.J. Edwards, Shannon Edwards, Raffi Elias, Rima Fakih, Tom Feldpausch, Johnny Flynn, Stephen C. Forsell, Sarah Forton, Stephen Fosner, Logan Fry, Nesti Gee, Ryan Genther, Dan Gerics, Joey Ghinelli, Jacob Godzak, Ashley Goulson, Megan Grant, Brandon Green, J.J. Green, Rebecca Guth, Steven Gätjen, Shane Hagedorn, Joey Harlow, Pennie-Marie Hawkins, Ron Heisler, Robert Herrick, Kathryn Henzler, Christopher W. Hodshire, Suzy Hunt, Markus James, Pauline Ann Johnson, Traver Johnson, Gary T. Jones, Jennie Kahn-Jacques, Ko Kaiden, Douglas King II, Lauren Kole, Nathan Kranzo, Joe Kras, Amy LaPlante, Kef Lee, Amanda Lewan, Anna Li, Dervis Lici, Linda Linsley, Nathaniel Loveland, Bill Lowery, Rich Lozano, Bill Lumbert , Brad Leo Lyon, Mary Magyari, Chris Mannix, Melissa Marra, Rance Martin, Bryan Matti, Jessica McLarty, Samuel Meadows, Jordan Kenneth Messing, Ralph H. Meyer, Antonio L. Miller, Wendel Millstead, Gary L. Minix, Megan Mockensturm, Jermaine Moore, Kirstie Munoz, Anton Narinskiy, Steven Hugh Nelson, Chris Newman, Michael Nicolae, Chris O'Brien, Wendy Paquette, Heather Park, Jessica Petrik, Ralph A. Recchia , Jay Reid, DaJuan Rippy, Nicholas Ritz, Jeff Rosenfeld, Marco Ruggeri, Maria Lucia Safi, Sebastian Sarkissian, Steven Scott, Ron Shedd, Daryl M. Simpson, Gary Lee Simpson, Brian Anderson Smith, Joseph Smith, Nikki Smith, Dwight Sora, Paul J. Spear, Alan Stefan, Tiffany Stone, Morris Lee Sullivan, John E.L. Tenney, Melody Teodoro-Kurtis, Michael Trobaugh, Johnny Truong, Eric Tuchelske, Laurie Valko, Brett VanDunk, Johnathon VanDusen, Dan Watson, Kaitlan Welton, Jojuan Westmoreland, Ed Williams, Amanda Wright, Paul Xiong
IMDB: Real Steel (2011)
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In the near-future, Charlie Kenton is a washed-up fighter who retired from the ring when robots took over the sport. After Charlie's robot is trashed, he reluctantly teams up with his estranged son Max to rebuild and train an unlikely contender.
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Reviews
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Arizona Republic -
There's a little "Kramer vs. Kramer" here, a dash of "Transformers" there, and it's all topped with big heap of "Rocky." But it's hard to argue with the results, because, at times, Real Steal is close to a knockout.
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Observer -
Like "Moneyball," this is real movie making that packs a solid entertainment punch.
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Variety -
The uncanny thing about Real Steel is just how gripping the fight scenes are; Sugar Ray Leonard served as a consultant to the motion-capture performers responsible for pantomiming the machines' moves.
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Boxoffice Magazine -
Although the marketing looks like "Transformers 4," Real Steel is the real deal, a Rocky with robots that ought to have audiences standing up and cheering.
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Slant Magazine -
If familiarity is endemic to this feel-good drama, there's nonetheless also something to be said for competent amalgamation and regurgitation of tired genre tropes.
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In the near-future, Charlie Kenton is a washed-up fighter who retired from the ring when robots took over the sport. After Charlie's robot is trashed, he reluctantly teams up with his estranged son Max to rebuild and train an unlikely contender.
In the near-future, Charlie Kenton is a washed-up fighter who retired from the ring when robots took over the sport. After Charlie's robot is trashed, he reluctantly teams up with his estranged son Max to rebuild and train an unlikely contender.
In the near-future, Charlie Kenton is a washed-up fighter who retired from the ring when robots took over the sport. After Charlie's robot is trashed, he reluctantly teams up with his estranged son Max to rebuild and train an unlikely contender.
