00:02Do we have any fans of robot boxing here today?
00:12We're in the year 2020, and robot boxing is the biggest sport in the world.
00:19That was awesome.
00:22Corporate sponsored, big money, rules, regulations, but beyond that is the underworld.
00:31Give me the main event. Fight till the death!
00:39I just need a little oil.
00:41As much as I like you, dude, you're a bad bet, brother.
00:44What was he like?
00:45As a boxer?
00:46As anything.
00:48Charlie is someone who was a boxer.
00:51Boxing is no longer relevant. People aren't interested in it anymore.
00:54Robot boxing is a game, and he's trying to eke out a living.
00:59You're finally done, because you've got nothing left.
01:02What are we looking for?
01:04Anything. Anything I could use to put a fighting bot together.
01:09I think there's a whole robot in there.
01:12Max finds Adam in this junkyard, and he believes that there's something to this robot.
01:17I've never seen anything like it before.
01:21When we bring him to life, it's probably the most important moment in the entire film.
01:26Adam becomes the glue that brings us all together.
01:28Get him a fight.
01:32The robots are operated by humans. They have remote controls, control panels, high-tech devices.
01:38Adam's big-time function is the shadow function, and his operating system is programmed to mirror what he sees.
01:44Watch me do what I do.
01:50We did motion capture, where we had real boxers choreographed by Sugar Ray Leonard actually boxing each other.
01:57Sean said to me, he goes, how do you feel about Sugar Ray Leonard?
02:00I was like, sure. Why don't we just go for the best?
02:04The emotion takes over in this thing, and all of a sudden, these machines, it's like they come to life,
02:07and you start talking to them like they're real.
02:09Show them some power.
02:10And that's what the audience are gonna feel, too.
02:13I'm ready to fight.
02:19Real Steel.
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