Sunday, the last day of The Arnold Sports Festival, has always been our most anticipated and favorite day. This year was no exception. The Arnold training seminar titled "Champions & Legends Sunday Morning Showcase" is packed full of sleepy but dedicated Arnold fans.
On every street, there are Arnold banners. In every nearby hotel lobby, there are event posters and balloons showing Schwarzenegger’s double-bicep pose. “ARNOLD PARKING,” reads the electronic signs for our vehicles.
"Two weeks!" Who's coming with us to Ohio for the 2013 Arnold Sports Festival? TheArnoldFans staff will be in full celebration mode for the 25-year anniversary of the Arnold Classic, the world's biggest and best bodybuilding/fitness event.
Get ready for the bad guys of The Last Stand! The villains are now walking down the red carpet and are stopping off one at a time to speak with TheArnoldFans. I hope we don't piss them off. Not only did we speak with the lead villain, Gabriel Cortez, played by Edward Noriega, we also chatted with "the man in the orange suit" played by Billy Blair and the very psychotic Burrell, played by one very awesome Peter Stormare.
Earlier we brought you red carpet interviews with The Last Stand's director Kim Jee-Woon and the sheriff played by Arnold "The Oak" Schwarzenegger. Now walking down the carpet, in Mr. Freeze approving temperatures, are two other heroes: Jaimie Alexander (Sarah Torrance) and Daniel Henney (FBI Agent Phil Hayes).
Bad news: Schwarzenegger will NOT be starring in the new Conan movie! Well, that’s at least what I’ve been telling myself so I wouldn’t be devastated if the project didn’t work out sometime down the line. Sure, The Legend of Conan is still a GO with Universal Pictures, but you have to understand where I’m coming from. Very few of you know my history, so let me share with you my coming-of-age story. At the age of 11, I snuck into my first rated-R movie and arrived about a minute into the start of the film. Basil Poledouris’ epic score was blaring as the Cimmerian village was being raided.
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This is it Arnold Fans… our long wait is finally over. Our favorite action hero is BACK! But after being out of the spotlight in a leading role for over a decade, (as fun as Expendables 2 was, it doesn't count) is Arnold really returning to the silver screen with the same flair for action and entertainment that he used to? Read on to find out!
On Monday night, January 14th, TheArnoldFans staff was invited to the Los Angeles star-studded premiere of The Last Stand! Myself and the rest of our crew, Brandon Krum and our substitute photographer Viktoriya Dov, were feeling the pump on the carpet.
If you thought I was a mess when Universal Studios Hollywood cancelled the Conan Stunt Show, you can imagine i'm even more devastated to hear that Terminator 2: 3D will be forever closing their Cyberdyne doors this month. The Conan attraction, complete with the film score by Basil Poledouris, was only loosely based on the films but T2:3D was an actual Arnold Schwarzenegger project.
Ten years ago, I was introduced to Arnold fan Chris. From the beginning we hit it off as we both discussed our favorite action heroes over dinner at the original Bob's Bigboy Restaurant. Since then we've kept in touch and we've have several Los Angeles meet-ups (including watching The Expendables Hollywood premieres together), he's had TAFs friends and staff crash at his house and he let me read and review his film script titled RIVALS, an action comedy which was written for Arnold and Sly.