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What's more awesome than Arnold Schwarzenegger in Total Recall? It's Arnold Schwarzenegger totally recalling himself in Total Recall, of course! (A bit NSFW, if you recall the lady with the three breasts scene.)
Now this, Neatoramanauts, is how DVD commentary should be done. Hit play or go to Link [YouTube] - via Best of YouTube
Austrian Death Machine is an Arnold Schwarzenegger themed side project band of heavy metal musician Tim Lambesis (of the group As I Lay Dying). Lambesis has released two concept albums with Austrian Death Machine; Total Brutal and Double Brutal. Each of the songs such as “Get to the Choppa” and “I Need Your Cloths, Your Boots and Your Motorcycle” references classic Schwarzenegger movies. I wonder if now they will come out with a song titled “The Impregnator?” Check out their website with music video at the link.
Relax, relax! There’s no actual Predator musical in the making. This is just a parody by Jon and Al Kaplan, who have made several fake Schwarzenegger musicals, from Conan the Barbarian to Total Recall. This one, the last in the series, is a far superior production compared to the early musicals. Warning: foul language.
via io9 | Producers’ Website
Oliver Noble of Film Drunk compiled every scream that Arnold Schwarzenegger uttered during his film career, from Conan the Barbarian in 1982 to Collateral Damage in 2002. Content warning: Jingle All the Way (1996) is included.
via Nerd Bastards
Why does the Terminator look like Arnold Schwarzenegger? The cut scene of Terminator 3: Rise of the Machine explains the (unexpectedly hilarious) origin of the physical model of the Terminators.
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Get to the choppah! Someone has finally compiled the 160 greatest quotes by Arnold "It’s Not A Tumah" Schwarzenegger.
I for one wish that the Governator is done with politics so he can "be back" making gems like Twins
Link [embedded YouTube]
Students in California are probably cheering Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger’s plan to save $1 billion to help the state’s big budget deficit by shortening
the school year by five days.
In other news, it costs $200 million a day (!) to run California’s schools!
Let’s give them 10 days off and save $2 billion!
Seema Mehta of the LA Times has the story: Link
