StartCast: Hugh Jackman
Storyline:
The year is 2020. 'Robot wrestling' is the most popular and money
making sport. Former boxer Charlie (Hugh Jackman) is now a broken man
with bills to pay. He gets into the business by hoping his only bet, a
'former champion' Robot would rescue him from the financial crisis if
thrown in the ring.
Meanwhile, circumstances force Charlie to
face his estranged son Max (Dakota Goyo). The two see no future together
but decide to put-up with each other while Charlie makes some money.
Max too gets involved in the robot version of the WWE tournament. If
Charlie is brawn, 11 year old Max is the brain behind their fighter
robot. Will the futuristic boxing tournament bridge the gap between an
abandoned son and his dejected father?
Real Steel is a real
relief as it is not like Terminator or Transformers or any other lesser
known Robot film. No one is killing each other, there are no conniving
people who double cross each other for survival and no blood or bullets
are spilled.
Though it's fictional, everything about the film
seems real...the fights, relationships, re-discovery of self belief in
the lead character.
As far as the boxing of robots is concerned,
it is pretty much like any movie on boxing. An underdog takes on the
champion...who wins?
What sets the film apart is the treatment
and the incredible CGI. Your jaws drop when you see those eight feet
tall mighty giant robots enter the ring! The sound effects are mind
blowing, especially when the robots punch each other.
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The bond shared between the father and his son and their robot is endearing.
Little Dakota Goyo deserves a special mention. The kid renders a fine
performance and holds your attention even when sharing scenes with
Jackman or the robot! Goyo is brilliant. Watch out for his dance moves
too. He acts like a pro without losing the vulnerability and naivety you
expect from a boy his age.
Hugh Jackman
as the former boxer Charlie overdoes his 'boxing' act a bit but touches
your heart whenever he engages himself in banter with his son or
girlfriend. Evangeline Lilly plays Bailey, Charlie's only support system. The actress renders a mature performance too.
Unpretentious characters, honest performances, unconventional yet
comprehensible storyline and stunning action make 'Real Steel' a fun
film, one should not miss out on especially if you like WWE! Take your
family along.
Duration : 127 min
