WWE Studios makes another history for making its first comedy for the whole family (or so it seems). “Knucklehead” pins “Nacho Libre” by a three-count victory. To tell you the truth, it is a ripoff from “Nacho Libre” except that the location is not in Mexico.
First, do not underestimate Paul Wight’s stupidity for his acting outwits Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s. In reality, this is not his first time he enters showbizness. From his small role of Reggie’s Prayer to a homosexual mechanic of “MacGruber”, his dream of becoming a main star comes true. Aside from him, the other characters are amazing. I did not know one sip of a drink would deliver a swift heel kick. The story is like a mixed cocktail: there is a comedy for the first part and then high adrenaline action for the other part.
I enjoy it although it is neutral by standards.
First, do not underestimate Paul Wight’s stupidity for his acting outwits Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s. In reality, this is not his first time he enters showbizness. From his small role of Reggie’s Prayer to a homosexual mechanic of “MacGruber”, his dream of becoming a main star comes true. Aside from him, the other characters are amazing. I did not know one sip of a drink would deliver a swift heel kick. The story is like a mixed cocktail: there is a comedy for the first part and then high adrenaline action for the other part.
I enjoy it although it is neutral by standards.
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