Chances are if you saw it in theaters you don’t have fond memories of this Shaquille O’Neal action comedy. While nobody can argue the artistic merits of the movie, it’s nevertheless a guilty pleasure to watch. O’Neal is no great actor, but he’s got enough personality to be interesting as the super hero in a suit of steel. And how can you not get a kick out of the way Judd Nelson chews the scenery as the bad guy? The action is tame enough for families to enjoy, even if you may have to translate all the 1997 bad rap video street slang the gang members use. 2 ½ stars (Available exclusively at http://bit.ly/WAC_NewReleases)
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Steel
Chances are if you saw it in theaters you don’t have fond memories of this Shaquille O’Neal action comedy. While nobody can argue the artistic merits of the movie, it’s nevertheless a guilty pleasure to watch. O’Neal is no great actor, but he’s got enough personality to be interesting as the super hero in a suit of steel. And how can you not get a kick out of the way Judd Nelson chews the scenery as the bad guy? The action is tame enough for families to enjoy, even if you may have to translate all the 1997 bad rap video street slang the gang members use. 2 ½ stars (Available exclusively at http://bit.ly/WAC_NewReleases)
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