Awesome Arnold Schwarzenegger

Over the years, there have been plenty of fun hacks involving Big Mouth Billy Bass. gptars rigged up his animatronic fish to converse using OpenAI’s ChatGPT large language model. His talking bass can listen and respond quickly, and does it using a snarky attitude and voice inspired by Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Here, kitty kitty! What’s that you say? Meow’ll be back? Get to the catnip? Littlebigdaddy redubbed a series of cat videos, replacing the the meows with an exaggerated impression of Arnold Schwarzenegger. The result is internet gold… at least until it gets really annoying.

Jackie Chan and Arnold Schwarzenegger square off in this over-the-top fantasy adventure about a kung fu master who must escape his homeland to bring his daughter a special talisman that lets her control a dragon. It looks completely ridiculous, and we kind of just want to see it for the hairdos. Drops 11.20.2020.

Russian Papercraft artists Northpoly created this larger-than-life bust of Arnold Schwarzenegger entirely from cardboard. The image is based on his appearance in Red Heat, and was displayed at the 2019 Synergy Global Forum, where Ahnold was a guest speaker. You can buy templates of Northpoly’s other sculptures over on Etsy.

From The Terminator to Conan The Barbarian to Kindergarten Cop, Arnold Schwarzenegger has had quite the acting career. In this in-depth interview with GQ, Arnie talks us through some his many memorable roles, including portraying himself in Pumping Iron.

Screen Junkies looks back at a true 1980s classic action film, packed with action, horror, guns, monsters, cloaking devices, explosions, and more jacked-up macho men than you can shake a stick at. And thankfully no Jean-Claude Van Damme in a lobster suit.

Arnold wants the kids to listen, but no matter how much he drills it into their little heads, they’re not bringing their toys back to the carpet. A hilarious and catchy track made using sounds from Kindergarten Cop by remix master Swedemason.

Duncan Skiles pays tribute to Arnold Schwarzenegger by pointing out a few of the many times that a prosthetic, animatronic, or stuntman took his place on screen. It’s a fun idea on its own, but it’s the kids’ narration that really make the video.

(PG-13: Language) “I need your clothes, your boots, and your motorcycle.” YouTuber Paul Phoenix will brighten up your day with this lengthy compilation of the Governator spewing quotable one-liners. For once we’d like to see him in a German language film.

“Can you spell your last name for me?” “No… I’m smart.” YouTuber Gapehorner managed to book a hotel room using a soundboard of Arnold Schwarzenegger’s lines from Kindergarten Cop (and a few others.) Major props to the incredibly patient agent.

To promote his latest Omaze charity fundraiser, Arnold Schwarzenegger posted Overkill – an epic supercut of all kinds of things getting blown up in dozens of his movies. True Lies might not have the most explosions, but it wins on quality.

To promote his new Omaze fundraiser, Arnold Schwarzenegger dressed up as the Terminator to surprise bystanders and visitors in Hollywood. Donate at least $10 for a chance to attend the Terminator Genisys premiere with Arnold.

After getting Tom Hanks to reenact scenes from his movies, Late Late Show host James Corden convinced Arnold Schwarzenegger to do the same, acting out scenes and catchphrases from his best known movies. The True Lies bit is classic.

Arnold Schwarzenegger and the winner of Arnie’s previous Omaze raffle entice us to once again help After School All-Stars. Each $10 donation gets you a chance to hang out with the action star and have fun with explosives.

Arnold Schwarzenegger stars in a drama. A zombie drama. Arnie plays a devoted father who stays by her daughter’s side as she turns into a mindless cannibal. Also starring Abigail Breslin (Zombieland, Little Miss Sunshine).

(NSFW: Language) Ladies and gentlemen… This is just horrible. This Arnold Schwarzenegger compilation from Distractotron is completely juvenile, but the endless stream of fart jokes cracks us up like 10-year-old boys, regardless.