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Most classical Hollywood narration films are easily categorized, but Pulp Fiction proves to be one-of-a-kind and even goes on to inspire other genre-breaking films in the

Antwone Fisher in my opinion is probably the most impactful movie I have ever seen. People may say, “ What a good movie” but I say “what a good man”.

He was mistreated after all the work he put in his craft. Arnold led and fought in the three most important battles of the Revolution, and his impact of the war should not be forgotten. In reality, the great American country itself has committed treason against Arnold by overshadowing his achievements in the war. We should focus on the good Arnold did instead of the fact that he betrayed America. All the good Arnold did needs to be looked at, not overshadowed by the bad decision be

Arnold Schwarzenegger was known greatly around the entire world for his amazing body and ability to almost win every competition he was entered in. When entering the bodybuilding scene in nineteen sixty-six Schwarzenegger started off his success in bodybuilding in sixty-seven when he beat Dennis Tinerino in the Mr. America. Schwarzenegger kept striving for excellence and winning many competitions but by the nineteen eighties and nineties men like Schwarzenegger, Franco Columbo, and Frank Zane were slowly being defeated with no problem by the new age of modern bodybuilding.

Over the years, the movies made millions and the fans loved them. The work Paul Walker put in that movie will live on in our hearts forever.

It seems you either love him or hate him - but there's no avoiding him. Adam Sandler has risen to the top, and he has his loyal fans to thank for it. While most actors fight their way to the top while relying mainly on hype, for Sandler this was actually against him. No one thought he would succeed, but the fans made it happen, carrying him to the top of the box office.

I have always enjoyed movies. But at some point I started to think of movies as more than just entertainment. I began to view them as a movie critic would, rather than just a casual viewer. Because of this perspective, I think of "Apocalypse Now" as one of the best American made movies I have ever seen. As a student of and an active participant in the late twentieth century media age, I feel justified in making this statement. In my lifetime of observation of American media, including fourteen months of intense movie watching in conjunction with my employment at a local video store, I have had an opportunity to observe a broad sampling of the films, and feel more than qualified to make this statement. By referring to

Antwone Fisher in my opinion is probably the most impactful movie I have ever seen. People may say, " What a good movie" but I say "what a good man".

My best guess is that he is just like a Joker from Batman movies who would do most crazy, insane act that sane people won’t do. For example, Joker chooses to let Harvey, who is going insane, a chance to kill him by lending a gun when he was the one who killed Harvey’s girlfriend. Normally anyone would just kill Joker who caused them great pain, but Harvey didn’t in the end. In fact, he ended up what Joker wanted him to do as Joker said what he wanted to hear: revenge. Arnold took a big risk like what Joker did when he said he won’t come inside the house. This has only disadvantage for him as this would give Connie a chance to do something as long as she stays in the house. This is foolish and illogical thing to do for Joker and Arnold, but they are really alike when they both succeed in getting what they

Everyone saw Arnold as a hero because he saved two young babies from a burning home, however, no one else knew that he was the one to start the fire. The guilt of this secret consumed him and led to his drinking and abuse. It also led to him leaving his family and finally his son's resentment towards him. I thought this movie was very interesting and kind of funny. I enjoyed watching the characters go off into a new world to learn about themselves.

Soon Arnold is within grasp and the battle of temptation begins. At first glimpse Arnold looks like every other boy her age. “Connie liked the way he was dressed, which was the way all of them dressed: tight faded jeans stuffed into black, scuffed boots, a belt that pulled his waist in and showed how lean he was, and a white pull-over shirt that was a little soiled and showed the hard small muscles of his arms and shoulders.” Though he plays his part well, Connie seems uninterested, the layers quickly begin to peel back and you can see Arnold as the cunning devil he is meant to be. Though Arnold seems to hide who he is rather well, he can’t mask everything. Makeup spread thick across face in attempt to hide his age, his hair like a lopsided wig possibly hiding horns, or his feet awkwardly fitting in his shoes may be seen as devil

In 2004, How Arnold Won the West, was released featuring a look into the dramatic comics of what the Republican recall in California had become. The filmmaker of the documentary, Alex Cooke was able to feature the ridiculous acts that came out of the recall including the different candidates that ranged from actors, self-promoters, performance artists to porn stars. Many people throughout California are pleased with the recall occurring, however, there are also many people who believe this is nonsense and should have never happened. The main candidate focused around is Arnold Schwarzenegger who is seen repeating the same information and being unable to answer questions or participate in the debates

When I was a kid, my favorite Star Wars movie was Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones. To be more accurate, my favorite sequence in any Star wars film was the battle of Geonosis. The years between this film and its sequel were spent reenacting the battle with my action figures. Despite my love for that fight, even at my young age I realized the rest of the film wasn’t as good as the climax. The same holds true now, as Attack of the Clones is only marginally better than its predecessor.

To Change the image of body building Weider backed the documentary “Pumping Iron,” staring Schwarzenegger. This showed body building in a new light. The moronic muscle head image was replaced by the charismatic Schwarzenegger, who was witty intelligent, and had a magnetic personality. (Schwarzenegger is attempting to use his image as a manly man to change the image of the environmentalist from a girlie man to a macho man). Schwarzenegger symbolized force, discipline focus and self improvement. (Montana 2008).

Arnold Schwarzenegger became governor of California, not because he supported the issues of the majority, nor because he had a plan to solve California’s economic crisis, but because the economy was failing and he rose to the “occasion.” His popularity in the movie industry gave him the “face” he needed to win the reelection. As easy as it seemed, how did Arnold manage to be so successful in his campaign? He is a popular figure with almost no experience in politics. Known for his star role in “Terminator,” how did his figure affect his chances of getting elected governor of the most populous state in the nation?