Steel

1997
PG
1h 37m

IMDb RATING

3.0/10

15K

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Ray J and Shaquille O'Neal in Steel (1997)

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Superhero Action Adventure Crime Fantasy Sci-Fi

A scientist for the military turns himself into a cartoon-like superhero when a version of one of his own weapons is being used against enemies.A scientist for the military turns himself into a cartoon-like superhero when a version of one of his own weapons is being used against enemies.A scientist for the military turns himself into a cartoon-like superhero when a version of one of his own weapons is being used against enemies.

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IMDb RATING

3.0/10

15K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 1 nomination total

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Steel

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Storyline

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Trivia
Producers couldn't find a 7ft. 1in. (216 cm) stunt double for Shaquille O'Neal. He had to do all of his own stunts.

Goofs
Steel's armor is supposed to be made from steel, which he forged himself. Throughout the film, his armor and helmet flex as if they were made of painted rubber.

Quotes
Uncle Joe: Well, I'll be dipped in shit and rolled in breadcrumbs!

Connections
Featured in Troldspejlet: Episode #18.8 (1998)

Soundtracks
Bust a Move
Written by Marvin Young, Matt Dike and Michael Ross
Performed by Marvin Young (as Young MC)
Courtesy of Delicious Vinyl

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Featured review

3/10

good movies have good dialogue

This movie could have been lifted out of the doldrums with decent dialogue. Shaq was much better this time around (as opposed to "Kazaam", although that's not saying much). Burke's "wisdom" to his gang member is absolutely laughable, and especially don't miss Shaq's awful "cool, just like you" at the beginning.

Steel did some things right; some parts they tried to make funny were genuinely funny, and the plot was pretty interesting. However, the parts where you "laugh with" the scriptwriter are pale in comparision to those where you "laugh at" the scriptwriter.

In summation...you need to see this movie.