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Overall Rank: 2667

Average Rating: 2.7/4

# of Ratings: 344

Theatrical Release Date: 07/15/1994

Language: English

Genre: Action, Adventure

MPAA Rating: R

Director: James Cameron

Actors: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jamie Lee Curtis, Tom Arnold, Bill Paxton, Charlton Heston, Tia Carrere

Plot: Harry Trasker, his wife Helen and daughter Dana live in perfect, boring suburban happiness - but Harry is actually part of an ultra-secret organization and when he finds out his wife is having an affair with a "spy" he uses his resources to keep tabs on her, but they both end up in the hands of terrorists. -- Chris Kavan

Ian - wrote on 09/15/2015

This is pretty much the peak espionage action movie. The movie veers between hilarity and intensity with great skill. All the acting is outstanding, the villains are examples of quality, the stunts are extreme and the whole thing comes together as just a perfect example of what a movie should be. One of Schwarzenegger's best.

Matthew Brady - wrote on 04/13/2014

"Your fired". Harry is actually part of an ultra-secret organization and when he finds out his wife is having an affair with a "spy" he uses his resources to keep tabs on her, but they both end up in the hands of terrorists. This movie has cool action and good visual effect's and some bad-ass lines.

Lauren - wrote on 10/05/2013

So funny omg. Good plot. lots of humor and action. fantastic. Jamie Lee Curtis and Arnold S were both phenomenal. I could watch this movie over and over again and still enjoy it

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Yojimbo - wrote on 04/17/2012

Arnold Schwarzenegger plays a government super spy posing as a computer salesman whose secret identity is unknown even to his wife and family. James Cameron's spoof of Hollywood action blockbusters has all the ingredients of the summer hit; humour, romance and big budget special effects, all served with a healthy dose of irony. Arnie will never win any prizes for his thespian skills, but he is perfectly comfortable in the familiar surroundings of stereotypical terrorists, uzis, explosions and cheesy one-liners, with Art Malik slumming it as the usual Islamic nut job and an unrecognisable Eliza Dushku is the rebellious teen daughter. I must admit that the sight of Jamie Lee Curtis being "sexy" made me slightly queasy and the film drags in the middle because of a flabby sub plot involving …