When a new enemy threatens the innocent, Hercules must lead his fearless team of warriors in a battle against overwhelming odds.
Hercules, the mortal son of Zeus, leads a band of mercenaries. After completing his legendary twelve labors, Hercules finds his life of peace is short-lived. He is hired by the king of Thrace to train his soldiers into an invincible army, but soon discovers that the true nature of his mission is far more complex and morally ambiguous than he initially believed.
The 2014 film 'Hercules' received mixed reviews from critics and audiences. While Dwayne Johnson's performance and the action sequences were often praised, the movie was frequently criticized for its derivative plot, lack of originality, and deviations from the classic myths.
Google audience: Audiences generally found 'Hercules' to be an entertaining, albeit unremarkable, action flick. Many appreciated Dwayne Johnson's star power and the film's visual effects, but some felt the story was predictable and lacked depth.
Dwayne Johnson actually suffered a herniated disc and tore his pectoral muscle during the filming of 'Hercules', but continued to work through the pain.
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