I would say that Arnold had the equivalent of "Eastwood" roles in his time.I'd beg to differ. Clint had the "Arnold" roles of his time. The No Name trilogy or Dirty Harry series are perfect examples. I'll be interested to see what roles a post-governor Arnold seeks out.
Nono not another thread with pages of quotes
Nono not another thread with pages of quotes
Nono not another thread with pages of quotes
I would say that Arnold had the equivalent of "Eastwood" roles in his time.
There is no disputing who is the better actor (Eastwood) or who is the better action star (Arnold). But if you want to compare them based on who is more bad-ass, Eastwood did it far better in my opinion, and did far more of it. Arnold started turning to action-comedies and playing the role of purely good guys in his later works. Eastwood kept coming back to the morally ambivalent anti-hero. And probably because of his acting, it felt a lot more genuine. Arnold was really at his best when he was just playing a mindless, relatively emotion-less soldier of one kind or another (well, excluding the emotion of anger). Eastwood had deep issues and flaws buried under the surface, that somehow made him even more bad-ass when he channeled them into his fury.
EOD was amazing, one of my favorites!!!!
"Oh, you think you're bad, huh? You're a _______ choir boy compared to me! A CHOIR BOY!"
I was brought up not to speak about the value of things, maybe Jericho should have been brought up not to speak about how bad ass he his. Less is more....
This is a good watch .............
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Superb find!
@ 1:31.
he was supposed to save john conner!! ....he got confused
What's really funny is Arnie's reaction, it's like, what's your ____ing problem
He reminded me of himself in "Pumping Iron" Dudes either REALLY into himself of he finds it humorous to sound overconfident.
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