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        Emotions, not the robots, give this story punch.
            by Anthony Salveggi
            Real Steel is a rare bird among today&#039;s live-action family films &mdash; one that justifies its sentimentality by respecting the value of reconciliation and trusting the audience to forge its own empathy with the characters. With its sincerity, honest depiction of adolescence and earnest acting, Real Steel has an old-fashioned appeal that recalls the better kid-friendly films of the 1980s, and it should find an enthusiastic audience among those in 10-year-old range and anyone willing to leave their cynicism at the door.&hellip;
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