What do you think is Arnold Schwarzenegger's best movie?
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Terminator (I & II) and Eraser.
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Endor. The combinations of the space battle, ground battle, and the Luke-Vader battle/Palpatine --- I love it. Plus it's my favorite movie, so that might help just a little.
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I'm a huge fan so I love most of his movies. The ones I liked the least were Sin City, Breakfast of Champions and Four Rooms. If I have to pick ONE movie as the best one it would have to be 'Color of Night'. Scott Bakula is in that one as well, which helps a lot, and I think it's just a great plot with a bunch of great actors - totally underrated movie - possibly because of the nude scenes. I generally love the movies in which he plays a therapist (The Sixth Sense is truly a brilliant movie) - probably because I study pscyhology myself. :-P Apart from that I really like:\n\n- The Die Hard movies - They are all great. He's so sexy in the first two and the third one just has a really nice plot. \n\n- Armageddon - Great, emotional movie with a touch of action. Perfect.\n\n- The Fifth Element - Milla Jovovich is awesome in the role of Leeloo.\n\n- Bandits - Great comedy! Billy Bob Thornton and Cate Blanchet both do an excellent job as well and the chemistry between the three is just awesome.\n\n- The Whole Nine Yards - Very much an underestimated movie. It's great comedy and I love the parts played by Amanda Peet and Matthew Perry as well. \n\n- The Story of Us - Probably the least 'Bruce-like' movie of his. I love to see him play that completely ordinary family father working with realistic every-day problems in a relationship. The story is so great and Michelle Pfieffer's soliloquy at the end is just so touching and awesome. \n\n- Unbreakable: Another great movie by M. Night Shyamalan with Bruce Willis in it (The Sixth Sense being the first one)\n\n- Twelve Monkeys was a very nice movie but I'm not a big fan of Brad Pitt so that's why it's not on top of my list. :-)\n\nBetter stop here, although the list could go on and on!
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I saw it recently and I absolutely love it! It was surprisingly good. Yet again Peter Jackson pulls off an epic masterpiece. It really did not feel like a 3 hour movie. You should see it! It was very well done. It's fast moving and intense. Jack Black also surprised my by actually doing a great job. It's a great movie.
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Yes that movie was THE best. *humming bop to the top*
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Thumbs up on Fight Club though I don't think it's psycho or are you talking psychological thrillers?\n ln that case \n  Identity (John Cusack, Amanda Peet)\n  Arlington Road ( Jeff Bridges, Tim Robbins)\n  wow there are way too many favorite movies for me. I have a huge dvd collection and heck this is hard for me to answer... \n  Happy Merry Holiday Christmas !!!
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Arnold Schwarzenegger
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Best Movie based on his writing- The Shawshank Redemption\n\nBest Book- The Stand
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Such a great question. That movie is visually stimulating from start to finish. \nI have to say my faviorte scene is when Sol and Vincent try to rob Vinnie Jones when he clearly sees they have fake guns. \nR.E.P.L.I.C.A
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I personally think the 'best' movies are : Brazil / American Beauty / Amélie (Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amélie Poulain)...\nClockwork Orange is okay ... Very of its time ... Shame the Prisoner (N°6!) Was never made into a film, as that WAS originality !\nThe series will always live on ...     ;^)
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Arnold Schwarzeneggar. :) He has nothing to hide and doesn't play stupid political games. He's the only politician that I have any real respect for. Unfortunately he wasn't born in America so he can't be president.
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The first one was the best.  The whole concept of "The Matrix" was pretty mind-blowing and, I think, genius.
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The Warriors, it is just cool. \n\nwarriors come out and playeyea!\n\nThe openning credits is the best of any movie!\n\nmusic is sweet too!
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I absolutely loved it..Great Movie! Right up there with Shawshank Redemption.\nOne of Redford's best in a while. I prefer it to "The Horse Whisperer" and "Up Close and Personal"\n\nThe end of the Movie was moving...really moving.
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I've loved Tom Hanks ever since Bosom Buddies, so it's so hard to choose.  He's been outstanding in so many, including Forrest Gump, CastAway, Philadelphia, Apollo 13 and You've Got Mail.  But, I think I'll go with "Big" since 1) it's such a fun movie, 2) you really do believe he's a little boy (and he actually learned both from his little boy at the time & studied the actor's who played young Josh Baskin to get the moves right), and 3) it truly was a break-out role for him...validating him beyond Splash (which I also loved).\n\nAlso, by the way, I believe he is the youngest actor to receive the AFI Lifetime Achievement award.
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Great actors \nGreat movie
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I say the first Die Hard is the best Christmas movie ever made  :-)