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Movie

Steel

1997·1h 37m·PG-13
AdventureCrimeFantasySci-FiAction
IMDb Rating
★ 3.0/10
15,878 votes
Metascore
28
Metacritic

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.

Steel is a 1997 adventure crime movie directed by Kenneth Johnson, starring Judd Nelson, Annabeth Gish, Shaquille O'Neal. It holds an IMDb rating of 3.0/10 from 15,878 votes and runs 1h 37m.

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Director
Kenneth Johnson
Stars
Judd Nelson
Annabeth Gish
Shaquille O'Neal
Richard Roundtree
Details
1997-08-15
97 min
Movie
PG-13
★ United States
★ English
Keywords
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