A Day After Watching Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Classic, LeBron James Plays Critic to Michael J. Fox’s $30,000,000-Worth Hollywood Flick

Since the offseason rolled in, NBA players have engaged in various fun activities. Removed from the grind of the lengthy schedule and tough across-the-country traveling, the athletes are now relaxing a bit. In the age of social media, they can share in real-time what they are following and how they feel about it. Stephen Curry‘s golfing adventures have garnered a lot of attention. Players like Paul George are also making a name in the podcast world.

When LeBron James is engaged in any activity, he will get a lot of attention. This time around he comes across something that triggers laughter galore.

LeBron James watches a comedy movie

The movie Teen Wolf featured Michael J. Fox as the protagonist, who was coming to this movie after his blockbuster project Back to the Future. This movie centers on his werewolf experience in regard to basketball. In the movie’s ending, when Scott makes the game-winning free throws, his nemesis Mick is standing underneath the basketball.

James found the whole ending sequence hilarious and was astounded by the random things happening in the movie.

Since James is close to basketball as it gets, he watched the movie. The movie had a budget of $4 million but earned as much as $20 million dollar, making it a hit. It is a coming-of-age romantic comedy that had mixed sections from critics and fans alike. However, James had to unwrap some critique on this move while also unloading a ton of laughter. 

The King has been watching a lot of classics these days. Just recently, he was watching Predator, which stars Arnold Schwarzenegger. This movie released in 1987 centers around where the protagonist Major Alan ‘Dutch’ Schaefer, played by Arnold, leads a paramilitary force to take down a technologically advanced alien who is hunting them. The suspenseful movie earned its laurels and earned close to $100 million, which is about six times the estimated budget. 

READ MORE: “It’s Lonely”: Dwyane Wade Made a “Sacrifice” for LeBron James and 2x NBA Champion, Opens Up 11 Years After Claiming Second Heat Victory

James is an actor himself

The King himself has acted in comedy movies. His latest project as the main actor was Space Jam: A Legacy, which he also co-produced. It was released amidst a lot of anticipation, however, this sequel to MJ’s Space Jam didn’t do as well. Apart from that, he also had a side role in Amy Schumer-startrer Trainwreck. In addition, he has had various cameos in rib-tickling TV series, including cult classic The Simpsons.

He began his cinema career by appearing in the documentary More Than a Game, which was released in 2008. Lately, the NBA phenom has shifted his focus to being a producer. He was the executive producer of Black Ice and co-produced House Party.

Watch This Story: $494,000,000-Worth Marvel Project Triggers Decade Old Dwyane Wade-LeBron James Memories

There are a lot of other projects where LeBron has been involved or has been portrayed, but for now, he seems to enjoy cinema as an audience.