The cast selected is interesting: Paul (writer / director of 'Half Past Dead') is a good looking but fairly bland hero, but Crampton of 'Re-Animator' fame is spunky and sincere, and Peter Haskell ('Child's Play' 2 and 3) is a hoot as your standard issue greedy corporate creep. It's very much a good thing that it runs a trim 72 minutes long. While 'Robot Wars' manages to be amusing to a minor degree, it's of no real distinction. Veteran film director Albert Band ('I Bury the Living') took the reigns of this one for his son, Full Moon head honcho Charles Band. Soon Drake's going to have his hands full battling a megalomaniac named Wa-Lee (Danny Kamekona). Drake meets crusading archaeologist Leda (Barbara Crampton), and although they get off on the wrong foot, it seems that romance will be in the air. In this setting, guys like Drake (Don Michael Paul) function as pilots of enormous robot spiders that both transport passengers and can be used as battle vehicles. The story has to do with rebels dubbed 'Centros' who are a threat to survivors of some sort of apocalypse. Lightly entertaining but instantly forgettable follow-up to the earlier movie 'Robot Jox'. Given that most of the superhero films in the Hollywood too have such simple and predictable storylines, the only negative of the film can be magnanimously ignored.Reviewed by Hey_Sweden 5 / 10 Remember the Alamo! Screenplay is flat, without any interesting cat-and-mouse moments between the protagonist and antagonist. An underwhelming and weak storyline that is easily predictable.AR Rahman's BGM and Nirav Shah's camera work lift the movie to another level.His acting in the flashback portion is very natural and he deserves an applause for accepting that character.

Akshay Kumar: His dedication is impressive.2.0 is the true Indian superhero, with a lot of potential future projects. He nails them to perfection with proper entertainment value. Rajini Factor: Although Vasigaran and Good Chitti characters could not impress us much, Rajinikanth starts his rage with 2.0 and 3.0 characters.Grand imaginations and an ambitious work by the director! A very satisfying and convincing work, with such a limited budget (comparing with Hollywood films). Shankar, his vision, VFX & 3D: The maximum, an Indian movie has ever achieved, that is so close to the Hollywood standards.2.0 is undoubtedly a giant leap for the Indian movie industry! Positives first:

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