WTF Happened to Arnold Schwarzenegger?
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- Опубліковано 3 лис 2022
- First things first - we love Arnold Schwarzenegger. For pretty much all of us here at the site, Arnie was our hero growing up, and while his hardcore action movie days may be behind him, we still love the guy. His is one of the great American success stories, where an immigrant from Austria could become a champion businessman and weightlifter, and perhaps the biggest movie star in the world (for a time) and then, eventually, even the governor of California!
In this episode of WTF Happened to this Celebrity, we chart Arnie’s wild ride, from his early days in Pumping Iron to his breakthrough in Conan the Barbarian and his eventual career-defining role as the T-800 in The Terminator. We reflect on how Twins somewhat changed the public perception of him, resulting in a much nicer version of the T-800 in the landmark James Cameron sequel, Terminator 2: Judgement Day. Plus, we examine other classics like Commando, Total Recall, True Lies, and many more. We also dig into his political career and attempted return to action movies once his term as Governor of California ended. For whatever reason, Arnie seemingly could not recapture the zeitgeist after a detour into politics. However, he remains a legend, even when he’s just chilling in his California compound with his donkeys, Whiskey and Lulu. We love Arnold, and this episode of WTF Happened to This Celebrity, written (with Mathew Plale), narrated and edited by Taylor James Johnson, is our affectionate tribute. What’s your favourite Arnold Schwarzenegger movie? Let us know in the comments.
Just for fun, here’s a quick Top 5:
1. Terminator 2: Judgement Day
2. Total Recall
3. The Terminator
4. True Lies
5. Predator
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Bill Burr summed up Arnold perfectly: "Any of us here think we could move to another country, learn the language, get rich and famous for working out, then be a movie star, then marry into the country's royalty and then hold public office? How many lifetimes would you need?"
perfect
Orson welles was in moby dick 1956 with royal Dano Gregory peck James Robertson justice Richard basehart Leo Genn harry andrews Bernard miles Mervyn johns Edric Connor Noel Purcell Francis de Wolff directed and produced by John Huston based on the novel by Herman Melville screenplay by ray bradbury music by Phillip sainton
Sooo true
Apparently on the Wikipedia article of Last Action Hero, Arnold Schwarzenegger said in 2019 that he would consider doing a sequel like True Lies 2 and Last Action Hero 2.
“Hold public office in a state you can’t even pronounce”😂😂😂
I'm surprised to hear that 'Last Action Hero' movie was not well received by audiences because that was my favourite Arnold movie when I was a kid.
Joblo just made a video talking about that, it's a good watch. I love that movie as well btw. Great film
"I'm the famous comedian, Arnold Grumstriger."
Orson Welles was in the third man 1949 with Joseph Cotten Trevor Howard Bernard lee Wflrid Hyde white Paul horbiger directed by sir carol reed based on the novel by graham greene writing by orson Welles produced by David o sleznick
It's one of the most entertaining mivies of all times!!!
I loved it.
Jackie Chan, Arnold, Sylvester Stallone, Bruce Willis... Man, we are witnessing the fall of an era of last action superstars.
the only one that could slightly revive the action star was Jason Statham and The Rock ..but it's just not the same
Orson Welles was intransformers the movie 1986 with Lionel stander Leonard nimoy scatman crothers Robert stack Norman alden Casey Kasem don messick directed by nelson shin produced by jules Bacal dedicated to orson Welles who died in 1985
@@rgerber the rock is awful
@@rgerber Unfortunately, The Rock has failed us die hard action fans. He's reaching old age and he STILL hasn't given us a legit Rated R masterpiece. He also hasn't done his tour de force yet. Where's his Hard Target? Where's his Predator? Where's his First Blood?
You forgot about Tom Cruise.
He is the definition of an Action star.
U absolute donkey
@@flaps805 Shh. my wife is a dragon and she may hear you. Now flap away little birdy.
Orson Welles was in ferry in the Hong Kong 1959 with curd Jurgens Noel Purcell Margaret withers directed by Lewis Gilbert produced by George Maynard music by Kenneth v jones written by vernon Harris max catto John Mortimer
Sly and arny
One could say he's the "Last Action Hero" 🤯
We all grew up watching him he is the best action star of all time he had the classic one liners the big body counts the humor he's the man
Apparently on the Wikipedia article of Last Action Hero, Arnold Schwarzenegger said in 2019 that he would consider doing a sequel like True Lies 2 and Last Action Hero 2.
@@tazinboor3913 I would like to see that
@@jamesmorant1406 yeah, imagine these alternate possibilities
1. The main film character would be Dwayne Johnson, not Arnold Schwarzenegger, because Dwane Johnson is also in many action movies.
2. Nick and Danny use the magic ticket stub to make the Odyssey theater Nick has (which in real life is the Empire 25 AMC theater in Manhattan) a tourist hotspot, similar to what happened with Gargamel in The Smurfs 2.
@@tazinboor3913 that would be cool
Arnold deserves a lifetime Oscar due to his incredible career 🎉
Oscar's go to great actors
Orson Welles directed and star in citizen Kane 1941 with Joseph Cotten Paul Stewart Everett Sloane Agnes Moorehead Dorothy comingcore erkine Sanford sonny bupp Alan Ladd harry Shannon Phillip van zandt William Alland gus schilling
I’ve brought several times
agreed, arnold is awesome, he will always be my number 1 action hero.
For me, he needs a lifetime Oscar bc his career is incredible with several of the best action films ever created and his presence helped a great deal
He was my Hero when I was a child.
Now he is my role model.
Thanks Arnold, for everything!
One of the greatest moments of recognition of Arnold's status of iconic action star is his cameo in the 2003 film "The Rundown" starring (then credited as) "The Rock." In a moment of "passing the torch" so to speak during the opening scene of the film, as The Rock walks into a large private party he encounters Arnold who is leaving the party. Arnie casually telling The Rock, "Have fun."
Arnold has literally been a part of my entire life and I couldn't imagine a world without Arnold! Hes entertained me in almost every as an actor ( good, bad , funny, serious, etc.)and is in most of my top 10 movies of all time category! I know he's not for everybody but I have personally enjoyed it all!
I am also an Arnold fan. Total Recall is my personal number 1 favourite movie of all time with 1993's Jurassic park coming in at a close second.
Orson Welles was in David and Goliath 1960 with ivica pajer Pierre Cressoy Hilton edwards furio meniconi Luigi tosi directed by ferdiando Baldi orson Welles music by Carlo innocenzi
@Hal Jordan if you would have read I meant every which way as an actor. But to answer your question no I'm not gay I am a heterosexual male sorry to dis appoint you. Hopefully you can find a boyfriend later
Being a 80s baby.. Arnold, sly, dolph, Jackie, jcv all those guys where real life superheroes.. Yeah they could actually do what they did in movies but they where still top of their game
Yeah,Arnold is a BOSS,he came to america with 25.00 in his pocket and didn't speak english very well,but,succeeded in everything he put his hand to.
The Sixth Day is honestly an underrated movie. I loved it.
End of days also
@@Mubasher.ali_Rajput End Of Gays
In all honestly, Arnold's best performance, at least in my opinion, is his role in True Lies. It's a damn near perfect movie.
I agree, there are so many great scenes but I think the chase on horseback was the best (and unexpected).
Orson welles was in Tommrow is forever 1946 with Richard long Natalie wood Claudette Colbert George Brent Lucile Watson Ian Wolfe John wengraf directed by Irving pichel produced by David Lewis music by max Steiner writing by Gwen Bristow
It's a damn good movie I'm going to have to watch it tonight now that you said it
This man did a lot of really fun and underrated movies like "Eraser", "Last Action hero" & "Escape Plan"
last action hero is a favorite from my childhood.
Despite the Terminator series, this man is a legend full of great excellent fun movies like True Lies, The running man, Commando & the best Predator movie
Total Recall.
My dad rented Conan in the very early 80's. I remember watching it with him. I was about 4. The Terminator was released on VHS not long after he rented Conan. I remember watching that too. The bathroom scene with him taking out his eyeball scared the hell out of me. Arnold was a staple growing up. The 80's and 90's had the best action stars and movies.
So funny that you mention the eyeball scene. It freaked me out as a kid too. Just a few days ago I watched it with my son and it looks so fake now.
@@willd1655 ofc it looks fake, it was made in the 80's, but i still prefer special effects to fakeass cgi.
@@TheDennys21 I'll always prefer practical effects over CG as well. I just thought it was funny how my brain then and now processed it differently.
There will never be another person like him. He defined that action star in the 80's and 90's. I still love Conan the Barbarian. Imagine how much better that movie could have been made in today's CGI era with Arnold when he was younger like in the first movie. He set the standard for action movies and everyone else just followed him. I miss those days back in the 1980's and 1990's. Hollywood does not have stars like him anymore. Thanks for all the memories, Arnold you really defined an era that sadly has passed us by, but it was great to grow up in and watch. Today's kids growing up I feel the sorriest for because they will never experience that same era as many of us did.
As a Austrian myself who like him lives in the rural country side and wants to move away, Arnold is a huge inspiration to me.
Time to go out and make your career/purpose.Have a plan/roadmap of way you want out of lfe,then make it happen.
Hi
Ein Landsmann
@@powerbadpowerbad Oder du bleibst im schönen Österreich und lebst ein friedliches Leben auf dem Ländle.
Start doing music or marketing. And you'll be out there in no time
He’s one of my favourite actors of all time
I really think he was great in Terminator 2 but man in the first Terminator he was absolutely fucking terrifying and an iconic horrifying performance by him. I was scared so much of him, then I watched Kindergarden cop & Twins and I laughed so damn hard
The first terminator was so horrifying. He was a scary man.
He is actually a very kind and humble man
I’ve read and heard of many accounts of his kindness and how gracious he is towards fans. There are celebrities that haven’t even accomplished half of what he has and act like they are God’s gift to the world.
He also went on tv and said “Screw your rights” when it came to the mask mandate and vaccines during the height of the “pandemic”. Very kind and humble of him
@@frankernest3712 Well his dad was a Nazi im hardly surprised his political views are far from appealing🤣
"Screw your freedom" -Arnold ..... Yeah so kind and humble 🤡
@@frankernest3712 EXACTLY finally someone that gets it. Anyone that wants to force medical injections on people without their consent is not kind.
"Why do you cry?"
"He is Conan, Cimmerian, he won't cry. So I cry for him."
that line still chokes me up.
Cimmerian
@@necessarycynicism6304 ty & edited.. too cool of a line to not be right
Warrior! Who are the flowers for?
"A woman!"
AAAAHahahaahhaha ahahahaha AAAAAAAhahahaahhaahahaa
The 🐐
And The Last Stand was criminally underrated.
Yeah, it had two huge strikes against it, first, it got released in, The, Queen Mother Of, The, Dump Months, January, and, second, it featured Johnny Knoxville, who turns away viewers by name-recognition alone, (Action Point).
Last Action Hero has been one of my all time favorite movies since I was a little kid in the 90s. When I got older, I was surprised to learn that it wasn't considered a success at the time. It's a really good movie and it's hilarious. It looks really cool too.
It didn't help that it came out the same month as Jurrasic Park.
Everyone I know who where 10-14 at the time love last action hero.. I also didn't know it was badly recived until I saw the nostalgia critic review.. I didn't see it in cinema but I caught it on cable ALL THE TIME
@@davidkanengieter I didn't know that. Yea, that's an impossible movie to compete with. That movie was a serious blockbuster. I like Last Action Hero better though lol. Even though I love the first Jurassic Park.
@@mullaoslo yea me too! I used to watch it on TV a lot and my dad would rent it a lot because he liked Arnold movies and he knew that was my favorite one at the time (still is I think) Total Recall is another favorite of mine with Arnold
Tbh he’s done his work and he can chill for the rest of his life without making a new movie and I’d be happy for him.
Me too.
I agree, but if you think about it, he is doing it just because he loves doing movies. He is clearly not in for the money or for the stardom. He just can't stay away from acting. Mad respect for this man. He is truly a machine.
Maggie was criminally underrated in this video, best dramatic performance of his career, bar none, not a curiosity but a well thought out and tense family drama for sure.
Agreed. I was surprisingly moved by this movie.
A career capstone and my favorite Arnold performance.
I was bored to death watching it. It's good someone likes it. He's a great actor.
@@jc.1191 Fair enough, I wouldn't saynits for everyone, there are some long drawn out parts for sure but I think as a performance its as good as your going to get from Arnold
Also aftermath...
He's pretty much my childhood.
Still the 6 Rules is a driving force
Him and Sly will always be my favorite two actors.
They took over the 80s. 80s were great because of them.
This was a wonderful summary of Arnold Schwarzenegger and his films. Thank you!
In my opinion True Lies is the last of the great action films. Such a fun movie.
Eraser was pretty good, but, True Lies was, An, Impossible, Act To Follow, which explains why his career decline seemed to begin in earnest quickly following.
Him fighting terrorists from the middle east.
@@hectorlopez1069 Awesome one-liners, no question.
Arnold won the Mr. Olympia from 1970-1975 and again in 1980. Pumping Iron is a docudrama. He had brief cameos in The Rundown and Around the World in 80 Days and a starring role opposite Jackie Chan
Absolute Legend. By far my number 1 childhood action star and a Styrian compatriot.
It is rather impressive how someone from a small Austrian suburb made such an impact on the big screen and has such a diverse career. Still a big fan. Even being wise but quirky grandpa Arnie suits him.
Last action hero is probably one of the most underrated movies of all time. I personally think it’s fantastic.
As a practical joke, Schwarzenegger convinced Stallone to sign onto Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot! by pretending it was a project he had really wanted to do, but was forced to turn down. Stallone wanted to take a page from Arnold's playbook and star in a few comedy hits himself, so he figured stepping into a lead role meant for Schwarzenegger was a surefire thing.
Classic!
More like he false flagged him and made him think he wanted 1 movie when really it was another that Stallone was a threat to his casting
Always loved him , one of the greatest movie stars of all time
I am a huge Arnold Fan and totally agree with this video. Very well done!
As a Terminator fan, I love every single movie in it!
What a fantastic tribute to my childhood hero! Loved every second - what a guy!!
I always argue w my movie-buff friends & fam that Arnold is actually a solid actor 🎯🎬
Terminator 2 is the most electrifying sequel. It was done great and I still love it. He felt like Edward furlong was his son.
I still prefer the original. It had a harder edge.
He always came back. In more ways than one.
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I love Arnold! He is my childhood lol.
One of the most interesting people to ever live
Are you sure he's not a cyborg?
He’ll be back.
Orson Welles was in battle of nerteva 1969 with yul brynner curt Jurgens hardy Kruger Anthony Dawson Charles millot slobodan velimirovic nerco scagilla mirko boman vasa pantelic directed by velijko bulajic music by Bernard herrmann
He is really one of kind in many ways. Him and Stallone were the biggest action/movies stars i grew up with
Arnold worked with lots of epic actors in his career. He did great with them.
The first movie of him I watched was the First Conan,
Every time a film showing him comes on TV, I was instantly hooked, I was his fan from when I was 8 years old,
this man made my childhood awesome
PS: It was actually Arnold who was eger to play the villain in the first Terminator, he didn't wanted to play the hero because he thought the Robot was way cooler and gets to kill people, James was already fired from a B garde movie called Phitanna 2, so he didn't wanted to lose this job and accepted Arnold's request to cast him as the villain and also because at that time Arnold already became famous for his Conan movie, so his opinion became very heavy,
So basically Arnold knew the potential of the character and made it an Icon
End of Days and Collateral damage were great films, especially End of Days
Apparently on the Wikipedia article of Last Action Hero, Arnold Schwarzenegger said in 2019 that he would consider doing a sequel like True Lies 2 and Last Action Hero 2.
Same dude!! Conan freak from the time I was a toddler. Arnold defines my childhood
Orson Welles was in and then there were none aka ten little Indians 1974 with Oliver reed gert frobe Robert rietty Richard Attenborough Charles aznavour Adolfo ceil rik battaglia directed by Peter Collinson based on story by Agatha Christie
End of days is so underrated. Love the scene where he blends an old takeaway pizza and drinks it 😂
End of days is so underrated. Love the scene where he blends an old takeaway pizza and drinks it 😂
i always tell people that if i had 3 wishes 1 would be.
i wish arnold schwarzenegger to remain 38 years old for the rest of my life. imagine the amount of commando sequels that could be made.
"No chance."
Greatest Arnold line: "I live to see you eat that contract, but save some room for my fist because I'm going to ram it into your stomach and break your goddamn SPINE!"
"I know you. You're that assh_le on TV."
Grew with his movies, like so many of us. I can only feel thankful to him for that.
What happened to arnold? He aged like the rest of us.
arnie, my friend, my role model, my inspiration, he's literally a legend, love u arnold
well F your freedom
Yeah!
Jingle All the Way has been one of my go-to Christmas movies ever since I saw it on VHS as a kid, still love that movie to this day. The Last Stand was, I thought, a decent enough movie, and I enjoy watching it every now and again; not as actiony or big I guess you could say as his previous, but I still get a good amount of enjoyment out of it. And during his "I'll be back" montage you had, you missed the best one! From the 'Expendables 2' movie, he tries to say it and is interrupted by Bruce Willis telling him "You've been back enough times, this time, I'll be back" with Arnold's reply of "Yippy kai yay..." it was a good, funny little bit in the movie.
True Story: Bruce Willis wasn't in, The, Expendables 3, because, the studio offered him $3 million for four days of work, he wanted $1 million per day, the studio balked, and, Harrison Ford took his place, too bad he won't be in, The, Expendables 4, either, because, well, you know.
He was rita wilson husband.
Put that cookie down, now!!!!
Another thorough and useful career overview. I think I'm going to get a few of these films back in the collection.
I watched Commando as a kid and ever since I've been one of Arnold's fan. This guy has been an inspiration for a lot of young kids to hit the gym, not necessarily becoming bodybuilders, but being active and staying healthy.
Wow really nice video !! Arnold is literally my favorite actor ever !! I simply love him, his whole story of bodybuilding, coming from Austria, starting a bigger career of bodybuilding and acting in America, and becoming one of the most successful action stars and then going to politics and his motivational speeches etc my god i love his guy so much and i love almost all of his movies even mr freeze in batman & robin. I guess collateral damage was his most underrated movie !! That was unlucky of being released after 9/11 ! I really really love collateral damage, eraser 1996 is also very very underrated! I actually really enjoyed T3 and genisys ! His performances in maggie and aftermath really show how capable he is to be a dramatic actor!!!! Aftermath is one of my fav dramas and possibly his best performance at least as dramatic!! I have almost of his entire filmography in my collection among dvds and blu rays, I love arnold so much, hope i meet him one day !!
I, liked, it, too, but, it just goes to prove that Cliff Curtis isn't good enough of a villain to carry a film, period, of course, seeing as he's been giving his home country of New Zealand the middle finger, since, Once Were Warriors, it seems only fair that the film tanked.
Orson Welles was in is Paris burning 1966 with Kirk Douglas Glenn ford Charles Boyer Andre boruvil gert frobe Jean Paul belmando Hannes Messmer Anthony Perkins Robert stack Wolfgang preiss jean Louis trinignant Sasha pitoeff felix marten Albert remy helmuth Schneider eg Marshall victor spinetti Claus holm marcel gassouk directed by Rene clement writers by gore Vidal Stephen farry produced by Paul gratez music by Maurice jarre
@@nicolamcguinness8689 Citizen Kane, perfect, outstanding.
Last action hero is an original film its up there, with his best work it's so underrated
Total legend. Loved him since I was a kid and seen Commando for the first time. Then I saw T1 and T2 and that totally blew my mind. The man has some serious drive and determination.
I do hope we get one last ‘Never expected that’ movie role from him. I think he has it in him with the right story and director that can remind us yep he always was and is a prolific star. I know he’s done tons but one finale iconic role for him that is not “I’m Terminator” would he incredible
jingle all the way. one of my favorit christmas movies
I still want this man to return in a new Predator movie
If the new Predator will be like femprey, then is not necessary.
If it follows the comic dutch then hell yeah..
King Conan
... sounds good,... how about senior arnold and senior predator team up to do something amazing - like save the world or something - they must be the ones to do it because everyone else has become "girly-guys" or "conan-boys",... hell-yeah!
That Right Wrong scene cracks me up everytime
Apparently on the Wikipedia article of Last Action Hero, Arnold Schwarzenegger said in 2019 that he would consider doing a sequel like True Lies 2 and Last Action Hero 2.
Last Action Hero 2. Danny fids out his world is a film.
They wee gonna do a true lies sequel, but 9/11 happened and it was canceled.
@@anubusx I don’t know how meta we can go guys!
@@hectorlopez1069 wow!
Loved this video. Love the respect for Arnold. He is a living legend
I’ve been waiting for this from you guys for so long!!!
Raw Deal is like a guilty pleasure of mine, which i rewatch from time to time and i just cant explain exactly why.
Simple, it's totally awesome, even if Kathryn Harrold is completely out of her element, and, truly sticks out, like, a sore thumb.
People shouldn't blame TIM MILLER for the failure of "Terminator: Dark Fate"
He was the director, not the writer
Killing John Connor was James Cameron's idea
Miller deserves another chance because he still got a lot to offer
He also gave us Sonic the Hedgehog, directed by his friend, Jeff Fowler
Also, anyone seen LOVE, DEATH + ROBOTS?
#SecondChance4TimMiller
James Cameron did not write TERMINATOR DARK FATE
@@ANONYMOUS-tg2tq but was killing jc his idea?
@@AlexxxPerales its not
@@ANONYMOUS-tg2tq you sure? A quick google search has at least 4 scores saying it was. Is this just a popular myth? If so then who’s idea was it?
@@AlexxxPerales there are five different writers of termination dark fate
He'll be back...
Arnold is easily one of my fav Action Stars of all time. Legendary Career man. Him & Stallone should of done a Live Action take of the Video Game Contra as the Main Characters of it are based off of Arnold & Stallone anyways.
I was just thinking Friday that I was going to binge watch Arnold movies this weekend, one of my favorite action heroes from the 80s and 90s 💯
The Arnold war cry in predator is most epic
Last Action Hero will always be my favorite movie from him. I’m shocked that it was a flop
My top 5: 5. Last Action Hero, 4. Predator, 3. The Running Man, 2. Total Recall. 1. The Terminator
I never cared for Red Sonja either but they are remaking it with Micheal Bisping so I'm definitely going to check that out and my wife and I literally just watched End Of Days last night. We had never seen it before
What do they mean, "what happened to him?"
He's 75 years old. Age happens...
He is one of the few literal “celebrity figures” I would love to meet. I hope I get to meet him one day, still one of my favorite action heroes of all time and role models as well.
Arnie was my childhood here and throughout my life he has lived up to it until now
On a side note, as a woman I can genuinely say here and say genuinely Curtis looked phenomenal in True Lies. Her body was sick....
absolutely
Orson Welles was in touch of evil 1958 with charlton Heston akim tamrioff Joseph calleia Dennis weaver ray Collins harry Shannon Joanne Moore Janet Leigh victor millan phil Harvey directed and produced by Albert zugsmith music by Henry Mancini written by Franklin coen
Yes.
She has mannish features though.
Nah
Okey it seems like this video is missing a few information about him, for example escape room was a hit, it was a great film, Sabotage blew up on netflix, it was on the chart of most watched film for few month and many other stuff,
I, actually, liked, Sabotage, but, I have a feeling the more cynical nature of the film turned a lot of people off, there's absolutely no question.
Yeah
@@marktracy1721 Audiences absolutely weren't ready.
Been waiting for this one
sitting here in Austria this is the greatest thing that ever came out of this country! forget Mozart... Long live Arnold!
When Arnold passes away, the world is gonna weep
The governator
I wish we had gotten one more Conan from him before he got so old. I'd even be into one now as an older Conan but it just wouldn't be the same. He and Stallone really are the greatest action stars of all time!
LOVE the credit you give to his performance in True Lies. It’s by far his best and most nuanced performance. What a great film. He was truly in top form. I’d love b to see what kind of stuff he and James Cameron would cook up today.
Oh yeah..the “screw your freedom” guy…I remember him!😂
hard to believe that commando and rambo 2 came out the same year
and how poorly rambo 2 aged (still awesome don't get me wrong) and how good commando still is thanks to being so tongue in cheek
truly a time capsule of the 80s
Could have been worse, Rambo III was dated upon release, the criminally underrated, The, Living Daylights, only narrowly avoided this sad fate.
Rambo 2 is awesome. It aged fine to me.
@@jc.1191 I preferred, First Blood, and, the fourth film, at least, the technology, showed what really happens to those hit by heavy artillery.
@@matthewdaley746 Fourth film was awesome!
@@jc.1191 Was the perfect ending, too bad they had to, go, and, ruin, it, with, that, total, unnecessary, waste, of a film, second-worst, behind only Rambo III.
Raw Deal is one of my fav movies. Final preparation for 'war', together with music, is the best preparation scene ever IMO. Action in the gravel pit is also epic. I watched it many times on VHS as a child and then kid. People may not like it, but I love it.
It's a good thing he had the Terminator franchise to fall back on. I wasn't even aware of those movie bombs.
Answer he's at gold's gym pumping it up everyday every morning he's going to work out till he dies he said in the interview
Ah yes. Mr. Arnold "fuck your freedom" Schwarzenegger.
Arnold has and will always be my favorite action stars if all time! He made my childhood and still inspires me to this day to be the best man I can be. Nothing but love for Arnold💙
my childhood hero! among other amazing 80s actors. Arnold is inspiring figure, especially in Conan the Barbarian and his motivation speeches
1984: “I’ll be back.”
2021: “Screw your freedoms.”
That’s what happened.
He broke my heart when he told us, "Screw your freedom!"
He's always been a H.W Bush globalist schill I wasn't surprised at his dumb rants.
End Of Days is super underrated. Love that movie and i will defend it till death.
My top 5 Arnold flicks are Terminator 2, True Lies, Predator, Total Recall, and Last Action Hero. And to honest, I liked Terminator: Dark Fate. I think it should be the canon 3rd film of the franchise
I liked him more as an action star than a dem propaganda puppet.
I was banned from the Aliens Reddit group for thinking a Gina Carano Predator movie would be outstanding, imagine the moves she'd do
They seriously banned you for that?
@@kcadventures1454 Full info - i said the actress that was playing the native american in Prey was kind of slight, and Gina Carano has an amazing ex MMA build and it would of been more believable, so i guess i body shamed or something? I thought it would of been a cool opportunity as the original Predator had the physicality of the guys, and Gina Carano kicking Michael Fassbenders ass in Haywire looked like it could happen
I just woke up from a nap and very much surprised at this one. This will be awesome
This is the exact WTF I've been waiting for thank you Joe Blow thank you
The second he said "Screw your freedom" is when I lost all respect for him.
Me too
One of Arnold's earliest film appearances was an uncredited appearance as Augustine's Hood in THE LONG GOODBYE.