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Poll Question: Make a choice from his best films - which is your preference?
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Arnie made a lot of films before becoming Californian Governor - but from the list above which is best?
 
 
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Year Film Role Director Notes
1970 Hercules in New York Hercules Arthur Allan Seidelman Credited as Arnold Strong[4]
1973 The Long Goodbye Hood in Augustine's office Robert Altman
1974 Happy Anniversary and Goodbye Rico Jack Donohue
1976 Stay Hungry Joe Santo Bob Rafelson
1977 Pumping Iron Himself George Butler/Robert Fiore
1979 The Villain/Cactus Jack Handsome Stranger Hal Needham
Scavenger Hunt Lars Michael Schultz
1982 Conan the Barbarian Conan John Milius
1984 Conan the Destroyer Conan Richard Fleischer
The Terminator T-800
Model 101		 James Cameron
1985 Red Sonja Kalidor Richard Fleischer
Commando John Matrix Mark L. Lester
1986 Raw Deal Mark Kaminsky, aka Joseph P. Brenner John Irvin
1987 Predator Major Alan 'Dutch' Schaeffer John McTiernan
The Running Man Ben Richards Paul Michael Glaser
1988 Red Heat Captain Ivan Danko Walter Hill
Twins Julius Benedict Ivan Reitman
Total Rebuild Himself Andrew Lesnie
1990 Total Recall Douglas Quaid/Hauser Paul Verhoeven
Kindergarten Cop Detective John Kimble Ivan Reitman
1991 Terminator 2: Judgment Day T-800
Model 101		 James Cameron
1992 Christmas in Connecticut Man in chair in front of Media Truck Arnold Schwarzenegger Also the director[5]
Feed Himself Kevin Rafferty/James Ridgeway Cameo
1993 Dave Himself Ivan Reitman Cameo
Last Action Hero Jack Slater/Himself John McTiernan Also executive producer[6]
1994 True Lies Harry Tasker James Cameron
Junior Dr. Alex Hesse Ivan Reitman
Beretta's Island Himself Michael Preece
1996 Eraser U.S. Marshal John 'The Eraser' Kruger Chuck Russell
Jingle All the Way Howard Langston Brian Levant
T2 3-D: Battle Across Time The Terminator John Bruno, James Cameron, Stan Winston
1997 Batman and Robin Mr. Freeze Joel Schumacher
1999 End of Days Jericho Cane Peter Hyams
2000 The 6th Day Adam Gibson/Adam Gibson Clone Roger Spottiswoode Also a producer[7]
2001 Dr. Dolittle 2 White Wolf Steve Carr Voice only; uncredited[8]
2002 Collateral Damage Gordy Brewer Andrew Davis
2003 Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines T-850
Model 101		 Jonathan Mostow
The Rundown Bar Patron Peter Berg Uncredited cameo[9]
2004 Around the World in 80 Days Prince Hapi Frank Coraci
2005 The Kid & I Himself Penelope Spheeris Cameo[10]
2006 Cars Sven John Lasseter Voice only; uncredited
2009 Terminator Salvation T-800
Model 101		 McG Resprised role via CGI facials
2010 The Expendables Trench Sylvester Stallone Cameo[2]
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T2 

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Conan The O'Brien? Tongue  True Heboobies? LOL
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Total Recall.
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Total Recall or Terminator 2, I don't know...
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Total Recall or Predator, I'll go for Predator as it doesn't have any votes at the mo.
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The Terminator
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TWINS!!!!! LOL
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Total Recall brings up more interesting ideas and concepts (and executes them with more accuracy and quality) than any other of his films.
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Terminator. The second is really good, but the first is a bit more original and fresh IMO.

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there is no such thing as a great or good Schwarzie film
 
The least worst must be Twins, with deVitoLOL
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Terminator I, excellent movie, the most realistic (despite the sci fi) and interesting, Terminator II was a joke and the II is less than a parody.
 
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I love Schwartzi!  Conan (eternal gratitude for the avatar of mine) , Terminator 1 & 2, Total Recall, they're all great, hands down.

However, I voted for - don't laugh now - Last Action Hero. The movie was a commercial flop, it's not a masterpiece but it's good, damn!  A good combination of parody and criticism of action movie stereotypes. It might look like a kids movie on the surface, but there are some healthy in-depth 'messages'. Moreover, there are some immortal scenes. Very underrated movie.
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T2.
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Man T1 is beating T2 - I thought it was masterful oh well
 
Last action hero - hmmm have to watch that agin as forgot most,
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Did you know %97 of the world can't spell schwarzenegger?!
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What, no Jingle All the Way?
 
as funny as I find Last Action Hero and End of Days, I have to go with the original Terminator because it is the role that best fit his robotic acting style


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T2 (Arnie comes over for tea, a second time LOL)
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Total Recall followed by T2 and T1.
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