Schwarzenegger's The Last Stand - Page 2

Originally Posted by archiguy 

I, for one, am convinced he will. It's something that, unlike governing the third largest economy in the world, he knows how to do and is experienced at doing it. Long, tough hours at the gym + a proper, medically monitored steroid & HGH program (he can talk to Lance if he needs some tips, and Lance is going to need the dough) can do for him what it's done for Sly. I promise you -- Arnie will be back!

Originally Posted by oink 

LOL.
Although it IS true humans can't put on THAT much muscle mass without help from the corner drugstore, Arnie is still lovable.
His sense of humor is what separates him from the rest....

Originally Posted by Matt_Stevens 

Well some friends of mine in L.A. saw this and they loved it so... I am still going on Tuesday. The biggest problem today is that younger movie goers are ageists. They will NOT go to a movie starring "some old guy" and Arnold looks old.

Originally Posted by Morpheo 

Maybe but I think we weren't particularly fond of 65 y.o actors when we were 15

Originally Posted by Morpheo 

Maybe but I think we weren't particularly fond of 65 y.o actors when we were 15

Originally Posted by darthrsg 

How do you explain the sudden infatuation with Betty White?

Originally Posted by archiguy 

Simple. Old ladies aren't supposed to be so ribald. Same as when a cute, demure-looking chick like Sarah Silverman starts talking a blue streak. It's the shock value, you just don't expect it. Plus, you have to have a good sense of humor about yourself and understand the nature of comedy. Betty "gets it", and she's appreciative of her second career opportunity that basically just happened because she got cast in a Snickers commercial. She's certainly made the most of it.

Originally Posted by Franin 

Thats very true. But know Im getting older im appreciating more of the older films eg Ben Hur etc

Originally Posted by gwsat 

Speaking of Ben Hur, I rented the 50th anniversary edition BD of the 1959 film a couple of years ago and loved it. The BD also contained the 1925 silent version of Ben Hur, starring Ramon Novarro and Francis X. Bushman. It was great too. The BD is available from Amazon for $9.99.

Originally Posted by zoey67 


Arnold says yes, with Bleeding Cool reporting that Schwarzenegger himself stated at the London junket for THE LAST STAND that he'd be appearing in the next TERMINATOR. And you know that, if TERMINATOR 5 is going to happen, there is no way an opportunity to include the original T-800 is going to be passed up.

Originally Posted by Morpheo 

Unless the machines in the future have found a way to age in order to look more human, a terminator movie at his age is a ridiculous idea. What's it gonna be this time, lightning strikes at a rest home revealing a naked T-800 with a girdle? ....Where's Christian Bale when you need him?

Originally Posted by zoey67 

This is just tremendous news but if they don't shoot this within the next 5 yrs no amount of make up can hide a 70 year old.


Schwarzenegger Confirms He'll Be Back For TERMINATOR 5!!

Arnold says yes, with Bleeding Cool reporting that Schwarzenegger himself stated at the London junket for THE LAST STAND that he'd be appearing in the next TERMINATOR. And you know that, if TERMINATOR 5 is going to happen, there is no way an opportunity to include the original T-800 is going to be passed up.

Originally Posted by Morpheo 

Where's Christian Bale when you need him?

Originally Posted by Daman S 

I would rather see him do a new Predator instead.

Originally Posted by darthrsg 

Possibly like in Salvation those units appeared to be based of a real human. It's possible to see old Arnie post Judgement Day as an aged human they based T-800's off of?

Originally Posted by darthrsg 

Possibly like in Salvation those units appeared to be based of a real human. It's possible to see old Arnie post Judgement Day as an aged human they based T-800's off of?

Originally Posted by AndreHD 

I chose Mama on opening day, but I caught this last night. Politics have really aged Arnold . Forrest Whitaker was cracking me up with his over emotional acting . What I don't get about the movie is...
Warning: Spoiler! (Click to show)
I know some reality has to be taken out or there wouldn't be movie ...but its fun to point out these inconsistencies !

Originally Posted by Matt_Stevens 

Saw the film. Really hated it. #1. Arnold looks his age. His hands are downright arthritic. #2 and far more important: The script was lame and the action set pieces ranged from boring to insultingly stupid. The money was not on screen. Logic was nowhere to be found. This makes Arnold's lamest action films from the 80's look like A level entertainment.

I can watch COMMANDO, PREDATOR, TRUE LIES, TOTAL RECALL again and again and again and again. If RAW DEAL or RED HEAT or THE RUNNING MAN are on cable I can tolerate them and even enjoy scenes here and there.

But I wish I had not wasted $7 on this turd.

Originally Posted by Matt_Stevens 

Saw the film. Really hated it. #1. Arnold looks his age. His hands are downright arthritic. #2 and far more important: The script was lame and the action set pieces ranged from boring to insultingly stupid. The money was not on screen. Logic was nowhere to be found. This makes Arnold's lamest action films from the 80's look like A level entertainment.

I can watch COMMANDO, PREDATOR, TRUE LIES, TOTAL RECALL again and again and again and again. If RAW DEAL or RED HEAT or THE RUNNING MAN are on cable I can tolerate them and even enjoy scenes here and there.

But I wish I had not wasted $7 on this turd.

Originally Posted by GoCaboNow 

Arnold's scenes in Expendables 2 are horrid.