Steel

Steel

12%
  • Steel
    3 minutes 52 seconds
    Added: May 9, 2008

Opening

72% World War Z Jun 21
77% Monsters University Jun 21
61% The Bling Ring Jun 21
60% Maniac Jun 21
100% A Hijacking Jun 21
66% Unfinished Song Jun 21
100% The Attack Jun 21
—— The Haunting of Helena Jun 21

Top Box Office

55% Man of Steel $116.6M
85% This Is the End $20.7M
50% Now You See Me $11.0M
71% Fast & Furious 6 $9.6M
38% The Purge $8.3M
34% The Internship $7.1M
62% Epic $6.3M
87% Star Trek Into Darkness $6.3M
11% After Earth $4.1M
78% Iron Man 3 $3.0M

Coming Soon

—— How To Make Money Selling Drugs Jun 26
—— White House Down Jun 28
—— The Heat Jun 28
56% I'm So Excited! Jun 28

Steel Reviews

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Ryan Cracknell
Movie Views

Has the distinction of being one of those movies that's so bad it actually has some solid entertainment value.

Full Review Source: Movie Views

May 16, 2010
Leonard Klady
Variety
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Its protagonist is good-natured, wholesome, devoid of moral flaws and acutely civic-conscious. But good intentions aren't good enough, and this Shaq attack is too broad and episodic to attract anything other than the most undemanding crowd.

Full Review Source: Variety

March 26, 2009
Douglas Pratt
DVDLaser

an efficient concoction with some nice special effects (there is this sound wave gun that makes the air wiggle when it's shot) and an easy-to-follow plot, about stopping illegal weapons merchants. There are plenty of stunt sequences and futuristic gimmick

| Original Score: 3/5

June 15, 2007
Kevin Carr
7M Pictures

What in God's name were they thinking???

| Original Score: 1/5

July 22, 2005
David Cornelius
eFilmCritic.com

It could be worse. Shaq could be rapping.

Full Review Source: eFilmCritic.com | Original Score: 1/5

June 18, 2005
Mike McGranaghan
Aisle Seat

Shaq CANNOT ACT!

| Original Score: 1/5

June 15, 2004
Rob Vaux
Flipside Movie Emporium

Why does Shaq hate us so much?

| Original Score: 1/5

April 23, 2004
Luke Y. Thompson
New Times

Better than you'd think. As kiddie action flicks go, Steel is really not bad.

| Original Score: 3/5

June 12, 2003
Michael Clawson
West Valley View

This fil

| Original Score: 0/5

August 1, 2002
James Sanford
Kalamazoo Gazette

radiates messages of positivity and racial harmony when it's not struggling to be 'Batman in Da Hood.'

Full Review Source: Kalamazoo Gazette

January 1, 2000
Peter Stack
San Francisco Chronicle
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The Los Angeles Lakers' center, at 7-foot-1, is appealing and breathes much needed large life into a tolerable stinker of a film.

Full Review Source: San Francisco Chronicle

January 1, 2000
Chris Hicks
Deseret News, Salt Lake City

It's really just a silly excuse for Shaq to play superhero and dodge exploding cars and fireballs.

Full Review Source: Deseret News, Salt Lake City | Original Score: 1/4

January 1, 2000
Lawrence Van Gelder
New York Times
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Slow to gather momentum and generates little excitement or tension.

Full Review Source: New York Times

January 1, 2000
James Berardinelli
ReelViews
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The concept may not be bad, but there are times when the execution borders on embarassing.

Full Review Source: ReelViews | Original Score: 2/4

January 1, 2000
Sean Means
Film.com
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Steel isn't a movie to excite or even entertain. It exists to move merchandise -- specifically, Shaquille O'Neal's oversized physique and marketing machine.

January 1, 2000

E! Online

You're entitled to make your own mistakes. Lord knows Shaq is.

Full Review Source: E! Online | Original Score: C-

January 1, 2000
Bruce Kirkland
Jam! Movies

Packs the entertainment oomph of a free throw.

| Original Score: 1/5

January 1, 2000
Madeleine Williams
Cinematter

It's no masterpiece, but it isn't an absolute disaster either.

Full Review Source: Cinematter | Original Score: 2/4

January 1, 2000
James O'Ehley
Sci-Fi Movie Page

Its sappiness and excruciating sentimentality weighs it down.

Full Review Source: Sci-Fi Movie Page | Original Score: 1/4

January 1, 2000
Russell Smith
Austin Chronicle

Shaq, meanwhile should bag the movies and work diligently on those freebies. Knees bent, elbow steady, full follow-through... wish.

Full Review Source: Austin Chronicle | Original Score: 1/5

January 1, 2000
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