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The plot is absurdly complicated and durr brain simple.

There really is only one person in the world who could play Conan, as sympathetic and brutal as he is, and Arnie definitely pulls it off.

There's still that thrilling Basil Poledouris score and there's some great creature work by Carlo Rambaldi.

The Expendables 2 has the cast you feel the first one should've had - though Steven Seagal is really needed to complete the alignment of the planets - but it fails to craft anything really unique on its own with these assets.

Despite admirably attempting to appear otherwise, Miles Chaplin and Jason Keller’s script is transparently stoopid, but mostly in the best way.

You get what you pay for with a little bit of humour to lubricate the violence

As Psihoyos dissects the marketing that has kept men believing in meat for decades, he's also gently shifting the concept of masculinity itself into a more positive space.

This is a film whose bombast and ambition is compromised by the fact that it clearly never met an idea it didn't like.

The fight against climate change and the ossified political system are connected with her personal struggle with Asperger's syndrome and the search for one's place and acceptance in the world.

He said he'd be back, and he meant it.

Schwarzenegger wisely tones down his previous big-screen persona and slips into a sort of late-in-the-day charm.

Behind the Annoying Child Protagonist and the knee-deep schmaltz there's a perfectly enjoyable film.

The pleasantly surprising performance of Schwarzenegger grounds the film with an emotional heft.

Definitely one of Arnie's best and a landmark action movie.

Nielsen may not have been able to act - and this is by far her worst performance - but she certainly had the charisma to carry off the role, together with the all-important muscle.

In many ways the tacky glamour of this film now looks all the more prescient.

It doesn't quite add up to the sum of its parts, but there's still enough salty brio to Sabotage to keep it eminently watchable.

The film is saved by one of Schwarzenegger's strongest performances to date.

James Cameron's masterpiece. A lean, brooding, violent and unforgettable experience from a director hungry for success.

Terminator 2 is a wonderful sequel, dramatically satisfying and a fine entertainment.

A breathless, relentless thrill-ride that doesn't let up until the shocking, refreshingly downbeat climax.

Terminator Salvation looks more towards its potential sequels than towards itself.

At first glance it seems like a rollercoaster action movie but underneath it's full of ambiguities, hidden clues and red herrings.

True Lies might not be what many expect from James Cameron (given that it’s not thought-provoking or full of copious amounts of water) but it’s undoubtedly entertaining.

A chance to see the seas in a new way.