Back in 1984, Arnold Schwarzenegger was already a very recognizable actor. However, "actor" was seen as more a technicality of his job than his talent and capabilities. This outlook changed quite sharply when it was decided that (blog) instead of playing the hero of this time-travel-killer-robot-dark-future thing James Cameron had been working on

After the hype tornado of Episode I resulted in... episode I... Expectations were not quite as high for the sequel, and the studio was perhaps a little more careful with what did and did not make the cut this time around. With far less Jar Jar, and much more action we got Attack of the Clones and the beginning of the clone wars. However... did th

One of the most technically impressive movies of it's time, both for the use of CGI when such things were unheard of and the massive practical effects budget at work. It's also based on a short story (blog) you probably never heard of, but does that matter? It's got Arnold Schwarzenegger, gunfire and explosions.Source: Total Recall Movie Review