Knucklehead

Synopsis

In the comedy film 'Knucklehead', Mark Feuerstein stars as a lovable misfit who gets involved in the world of competitive mixed martial arts to help save the orphanage where he was raised. Along the way, he teams up with an MMA fighter played by wrestler Paul 'Big Show' Wight, forming an unlikely duo. Filled with humor, heartwarming moments, and action-packed sequences, 'Knucklehead' takes viewers on a journey of friendship, redemption, and the power of believing in oneself. As the duo navigates the challenges of the MMA world, they learn valuable lessons about teamwork, perseverance, and the true meaning of family.

Cast

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  Mark Feuerstein

  Eddie Sullivan

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  Dennis Farina

  Memphis Earl

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  Melora Hardin

  Mary

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  Paul Wight

  Walter Krunk

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  Wendie Malick

  Sister Francesca

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  Will Patton

  Vic Sullivan

Reviews

Critics have been divided on 'Knucklehead', with some praising its heartwarming story and comedic moments, while others found its formulaic plot and over-the-top humor lacking depth. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a low approval rating of 10%, describing it as a predictable and forgettable comedy. Metacritic also gave it a low score of 24/100, criticizing its lack of originality and reliance on clichés. Despite the mixed reviews, audiences have appreciated the chemistry between Mark Feuerstein and Paul Wight, finding their on-screen dynamic entertaining and engaging. Some viewers have highlighted the film's positive messages about friendship and self-discovery, making it a light-hearted and enjoyable watch.