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It follows the on-the-road adventures of a trio of misfits -- a naïve giant and church orphan-turned-amateur fighter Walter Krunk (Big Show); former mixed martial arts champion-turned-manager Eddie Sullivan (Mark Feuerstein); and church aide-turned-chaperone, Mary O'Connor (Melora Hardin) -- fighting their way across the south to the annual Pro-Am mixed martial arts tournament in New Orleans.
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Nice, light and dumb comedies. Even when they aren't funny they are still enjoyable. You can see the jokes a mile away, contrived circumstances, over reliance on bodily functions for jokes, stupid costumes and even some name celebrities show up for easy cash. Knucklehead, sadly embodies ALL of these tropes. It also doesn't hurt that The Big Show, one of my favorite wrestlers is involved. Topping over 7 feet tall and weighing just shy of a … more
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KNUCKLEHEAD I am a huge wrestling fan and a huge movie fan so when the two come together I am all in. this was a comedy that WWE put together starring The Big Show as your typical man child. With the title that this film has I am sure you know what you are getting into. The best thing about this movie is that it is a family film. My little cuz and I have watched this a few times because she loves it. … more
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Grown up and oversized orphan needs to save his orphanage and teams with a fighting promoter to go on the road and learn how the world works. Stupid, but nice light fun.
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