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Steel (1997) is a curious blend of action and fantasy, directed by Kenneth Johnson. The pacing is a bit uneven, with some moments dragging while others zip by, but there's a distinct charm to its early '90s superhero vibe. Shaquille O'Neal as John Henry Irons brings a certain presence, even if the performance isn't exactly Oscar-worthy. The practical effects, particularly the electrohammer and the motorcycle, are a highlight, giving it a DIY feel that's sort of endearing. Also, the themes of redemption and standing up against corruption have a certain depth, even if they get lost in the flashy action. It’s like watching an experimental comic book come to life, with all the quirks that entails.
Features Shaquille O'Neal in a unique roleDistinctive practical effectsExplores themes of redemption and courage
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