True Lies
Action • R • 1994 • 2 hr 21 min
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One of Arnie’s biggest and most exciting, not to mention funniest.
Arnold at his best and it has scream queen Jamie Lee Curtis in it.
Holds up after 30 years…Tom Arnold is fantastic as the sidekick
An underrated Arnold movie. This is a great action comedy. Everything you could ask for in a cheesy action movie
Despite some dated racial stereotypes, this is still an engaging watch. Plus, Arnie and Jamie Lee Curtis make a damn great pair.
I’m not sure where this movie was my whole life, but I’m glad it found me in the end!
9/10 Finally watched this after being on my watchlist for years. I say this a lot but why did I avoid it!!
Enjoyable action film, with a somewhat implausible premise
So good such a good spy movie that is like every other but with good actors
It's absolutely ridiculous, but in the most entertaining way possible.
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