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Bereft of characterization or even satisfying rock 'em sock 'em, Max Steel feels like futzing with an action figure without any childhood imagination. Read critic reviews
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Teenager Max McGrath (Ben Winchell) discovers that his body can generate the most powerful energy in the universe. Steel (Josh Brener) is a funny, slightly rebellious, techno-organic extraterrestrial who wants to utilize Max's skills. When the two meet, they combine together to become Max Steel, a superhero with unmatched strength on Earth. They soon learn to rely on each other when Max Steel must square off against an unstoppable enemy from another galaxy.
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Rating: PG-13 (Some Sci-Fi Action/Violence)
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Genre: Sci-fi, Adventure, Action, Fantasy
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Original Language: English
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Director: Stewart Hendler
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Producer: Bill O'Dowd, Julia Pistor
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Writer: Christopher Yost
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Release Date (Theaters): wide
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Box Office (Gross USA): $3.8M
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Distributor: Open Road
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Production Co: Dolphin Films
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Aspect Ratio: Scope (2.35:1)
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This was a movie with good promise that came out lame. Casting was probably the best part of this film. It was a little quirky and funny at times though.
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Unfortunately, as four Transformers movies weren't enough, once again we are met in a world where a mysterious alien named Steel who is closely stuck together with a 16-year old named Max McGrath. Sounds completely interesting right? Until they merge together, which in this case, that's where they stop bringing the originality bag in action, instead forcing us to deal with whatever's on screen and leave with minor disappointment and a big, major meh. Pass on this one while you can.
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