Adam goes with Mike to a male strip club in Tampa, Florida. Adam decides he would be interested in
doing this for a living and since Mike is the star, he will make a good
teacher. Mike is 30 years old and
works as a roofer by day and he works with Adam who is not 21 yet. Dallas runs the Kings of Tampa Club and
he’s not sure about hiring an under-age performer. Adam becomes a huge hit the first time he’s on the stage but
he lets it go to his head and starts to make bad decisions. This begins to affect and worry his
sister Brooke. Mike would like to
get out of this business and start a furniture-making business but his credit
rating won’t allow a bank to give him a loan.
OK, how much beefcake do you want to
see in a movie? There is more than
enough in this film! This is a
good concept but the screenplay does not have much going for it except
stripping. The characters are weak
and there isn’t much substance. 2
½* (This movie is so-so)
110 min, Drama directed by Steven Soderbergh with Channing
Tatum, Gregory Jacobs, Nick Wechsler, Matthew McConaughey, Matt Bomer.
Note:
Blockbuster 3*, imdb 6.1 out of 10, 80% critic 62% audience on Rotten
Tomatoes.
Special Note:
Channing Tatum was a male stripper before he became successful as an actor.
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