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[MylesBAstor]

I agree that the ending on Total Recall was pretty bad. But the starting scenes were just great. I also agree that I wouldn't want to watch it again without the surprise of the plot the first time.

How do we feel about Steven Seagal? I really like Under Siege and can watching multiple times. But boy, does the director of that movie (Andrew Davis) deserve a medal for making such a compelling movie out of a guy who has less acting ability than just about anyone I can think of.

I liked Under Siege, Above the Law and Hard to Kill. Exit Wounds with DMC was a walking ad for product placement.

 

[docvale]

Guys, most of the movies you are speaking about are something I watched when I was 8-12! My opinion cannot count that much, and today maybe it might be different. Anyway, apart of True Lies, which is a continuos challenge of funny lines (and I'd watch it again), the only Arnold's movie which I consider so good I'd watch it for the third time is The Running Man.

 

[JackD201]

I agree that the ending on Total Recall was pretty bad. But the starting scenes were just great. I also agree that I wouldn't want to watch it again without the surprise of the plot the first time.

How do we feel about Steven Seagal? I really like Under Siege and can watching multiple times. But boy, does the director of that movie (Andrew Davis) deserve a medal for making such a compelling movie out of a guy who has less acting ability than just about anyone I can think of.

I can name you one guy Seagal betters, Van Damme! I'll take the reality TV version of SS over The Muscles from Brussels any day. Heck, I might even take Cynthia Rothrock! I count her as a dude.

 

[JackD201]

Guys, most of the movies you are speaking about are something I watched when I was 8-12! My opinion cannot count that much, and today maybe it might be different. Anyway, apart of True Lies, which is a continuos challenge of funny lines (and I'd watch it again), the only Arnold's movie which I consider so good I'd watch it for the third time is The Running Man.

I take it you were a WWF, now WWE fan then Looks like we're about the same age Valerio.

 

[MylesBAstor]

Guys, most of the movies you are speaking about are something I watched when I was 8-12! My opinion cannot count that much, and today maybe it might be different. Anyway, apart of True Lies, which is a continuos challenge of funny lines (and I'd watch it again), the only Arnold's movie which I consider so good I'd watch it for the third time is The Running Man.

Ahhhh... forgot....it's worth watching just for Jamie Lee!

 

[JackD201]

I liked Under Siege, Above the Law and Hard to Kill. Exit Wounds with DMC was a walking ad for product placement.

Loved Under Siege. A total Die Hard rip off but the knife fight with Tommy Lee Jones was classic. Yeeaaars before Bourne came out.

Willis I think is my favorite of all of the 80's - 90's action heroes. I really enjoyed R.E.D. : Retired Extremely Dangerous

 

[FrantzM]

I agree that the ending on Total Recall was pretty bad. But the starting scenes were just great. I also agree that I wouldn't want to watch it again without the surprise of the plot the first time.

How do we feel about Steven Seagal? I really like Under Siege and can watching multiple times. But boy, does the director of that movie (Andrew Davis) deserve a medal for making such a compelling movie out of a guy who has less acting ability than just about anyone I can think of.

Ahnold is worse than Seagal .... No one in the history of movies is as bad as Ahnold and that includes Ice Cube one of the worst ever

 

[NorthStar]

---All these actors you guys just mentioned; they aren't actors, they are kid's stuff.
And them movies they're in; they all suck too!

'The Running Man', c'mon, gimme a break now!

And those flicks with Steven Seagul, just awful!

Man, you guys need to go out more often!