'Real Steel' Clip Shows How Robots Learn how to Fight

OK, therefore it seems like a strange 'Transformers' meets 'The Fighter' soon actioner, but for whatever reason we are kinda searching toward 'Real Steel,' a robot boxing story directed by comedy maven Shawn Levy. Maybe its the idea of seeing Hugh Jackman sans hirsute accoutrements. Possibly it's the opportunity to see Evangeline Lilly again about the giant screen. It can be the chance to ascertain if Levy can stretch themself for many serious work. Or possibly we simply like underdog films (even when it comes down to a robot). Regardless of the situation, individuals at DreamWorks have just launched a brand new featurette that goes behind-the-moments from the film and shows how Levy used motion capture of boxing legend Sugar Ray Leonard to produce his robots actions. 'Real Steel' opens March. 7. Browse the synopsis below, after which browse the clip following the jump. A gritty, whitened-knuckle, action ride occur the near-future, in which the sport of boxing went hi-tech, 'Real Steel' stars Hugh Jackman as Charlie Kenton, a cleaned-up fighter who lost his chance in a title when 2000-pound, 8-feet-tall steel robots required within the ring. Now only a little-time promoter, Charlie makes sufficient money piecing together low-finish bots from scrap metal to obtain in one subterranean boxing venue to another. When Charlie hits very cheap, he unwillingly teams track of his estranged boy Max (Dakota Goyo) to construct and train a championship contender. Because the stakes within the brutal, no-holds-barred arena are elevated, Charlie and Max, against all odds, acquire one last shot in a comeback.