Jobe agrees. His reactions are unbelievable. Jobe's intelligence increases 400 percent in a single month. And it keeps increasing. The Lawnmower Man is fascinating with its computer graphics and ...

This particular lawnmower belongs to Jobe Smith (Jeff Fahey). A wide-eyed young man with an unspecified learning disability, Jobe spends his days gardening with kindly boss Terry (Geoffrey Lewis ...

Good for Jobe. The Lawnmower Man, though, is not good. It veers wildly between the kind of entertaining bobbins you’d happily sit down to watch with a beer and a calorific takeaway to something ...

Jobe becomes not only smarter, but almost godlike in the VR world and the scientist, played by Pierce Brosnan has to find a way to defeat him. And while in the short story, The Lawnmower Man ends ...

Still, New Line purposely mislead moviegoers, marketing the movie as Stephen King’s Lawnmower Man. The eccentric Dr. Lawrence Angelo (Pierce Brosnan) puts mentally disabled landscaper Jobe Smith ...

The Lawnmower Man’s portrayal of Jobe fails by most metrics, from suggesting that his character is less-than until a scientist figures out how to “fix him” to his ultimate transformation ...

Almost. On paper, one aspect of Lawnmower Man 2 should have worked. Although Jeff Fahey didn’t return as Jobe, Matt Frewer was recast in the role. The movie explains this away as Jobe needing ...