Real Steel seems to be based on the popular 60s game, the Rock 'Em Sock' Em Robots which consists of two boxers fight robots mechanically manipulating the players.
But in reality it is not.
It's more like a Transformers meets Iron Man meets Rocky films.
Wolverine Steel Star Real Estate, err .. Hugh Jackman.
SYNOPSIS:
The robots have replaced human beings in boxing. Charlie Kenton (Hugh Jackman) loses the opportunity to become a boxing champion when robots take over, and becomes a small-time promoter. When having trouble making a living, reluctantly teams up with his son (Dakota Goyo) Max to build a robot that can fight for the championship.
Real Steel has directed and produced by Shawn Levy for the budget of $ 80 million.
Real Steel is becoming almost as much press as a summer blockbuster, but is opening October 7, 2011. But the theme of the film starring Hugh Jackman futuristic robots boxing is really in the center of attention and rightly so, seems to be. Now, seven clips have made their way into real steel line that the film continues to impress.
The film produced by Steven Spielberg seems to have some incredible effects and a deep history and is indicative of the filmmaker for a long time. Director Shawn Levy is said to have really brought out a lot of emotion and feeling, in a film that has to do with robots and huge battles.
A bold, white-knuckled racing action set in a near future in the sport of boxing has gone high tech, "Real Steel" Kenton Hugh Jackman as Charlie, a boxer who lost a lost opportunity in 2,000 kilos of title when , steel robots 8 meters took the ring. Now nothing more than a small-time promoter, Charlie earns just enough money to low-end assembly scrap against bots to get from one place to another underground boxing. When Charlie gets to the heart, reluctantly teams up with his son Max ex (Dakota Goyo) to build and form a rival in the championship. Since questions of brutality, the sand without banned show, Charlie and Max, yet, get one last chance at a comeback.
Real Steel is in theaters October 7, 2011 and stars Hugh Jackman, Dakota Goyo, Evangeline Lilly, andKevin Durand. Those of the New Orleans area can go ahead and order tickets and find time here to see the film in Chalmette, Elmwood Palace and the Palace at Clearview Mall to see the flick futuristic beat.
