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Helen: Have you ever killed anyone? Harry: Yeah, but they were all bad. A 1994 action comedy (bordering on parody) featuring (of course),,, Tia Carrere as the, as, as a sleazy womanizer, and as Arnold's beleagured partner.

Directed by, meaning there are some sweet explosions. While it's hardly high art, it's good popcorn fun, mostly because, and so - possibly due to the infallible combination of Cameron and Schwarzenegger - Arnold plays Harry Tasker, who his wife thinks is a mild-mannered computer salesman; in truth, he's a top agent for the clandestine Omega Sector, the United States 'last line of defense'. Helen, played by Curtis, resents the long 'business trips' he takes, which make it hard for him to keep his appointments with the family. While Harry is off once more tracking a dangerous terrorist, he learns Helen has been —a used car salesman pretending to be a spy. He uses his agency's resources to teach the other man a lesson—and give his wife some adventure—but when a harmless 'assignment' he sends Helen on is interrupted by the dangerous terrorists he was tracking, she finally finds out what he's really been doing on those business trips.

Despite excitement over making a sequel from both Cameron and Schwarzennegger, plans were mired in by both Arnold's political tenure and the; there they eventually died. As an alternative, Cameron is rumored to be adapting it for television. ' by Claude Zidi, from which it kept most of the plot, transported it to the USA, and ran it in typical Hollywood style which, honestly,. It spawned a top-down shooter of same title on and the. This film provides examples of: •: Helen's •: When he finds out that Simon is bullshitting spy stories — and taking credit for his own missions — to seduce Helen, even Harry thinks it's hilarious for at least a moment.

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•: Helen's dancing while she's undercover. Especially when she briefly falls over and gets back up to continue dancing (which was Jamie Lee Curtis actually falling down). •: Of the Action Movie genre, up to that point in cinema history.

Ironically, it's now considered a proper action movie in its own right. Also of Schwarzenegger himself, as well as movies.

•: After the horse refuses to make a suicidal jump, Arnie chides his 'partner' for letting him down. The horse shies away as if ashamed.

•: When Harry decides to take the Harrier to rescue Dana, Gib is quick to point out that it has been 10 years since he's flown one. It shows in his takeoff.

•: From the many action movie impossibilities, to having hi-rise buildings in Washington DC. • The janitor seen in one of the other buildings during the final action sequence. Obviously meant to generate laughs, because in, in a situation like that, the building would have been completely evacuated.

•: See the quote at the top. Given that Harry's under the influence of at the time, he must really believe it. And given that he fights terrorists and trigger-happy enemy agents, it sure seems like it could be true. •: Averted with this line: 'Make it quick, because my horse is getting tired.' The horse is also highly averse to the notion of jumping off a hi-rise rooftop. •: Harry and Helen become this in the film's final act. •: Averted when Helen gives Skinner a good slap, leaving a minute cut on her cheek, since her ring was diamond-side down.

•: A few shots of this during the dancing-in-bra-and-panties scene. •: The Crimson Jihad leader Salim Abu Aziz. •: The part where Harry a by Aziz. • In the Harry Tasker infiltrates a gala hosted by an Arab underworld figure in Switzerland in order to steal intelligence from the mark's computer. In to the opening of, he sneaks in underwater with a tuxedo under his drysuit. • In the epilogue, Harry and Helen are at a similar gala apparently looking to meet up with a contact.

•: Harry translates a by Aziz as, 'We are set on our course. No force can stop us now. We're cool, we're badasses, blah, blah, blah, blah.' •: There's a hilarious example when Harry and Helen are waiting to be executed by the terrorists; Harry explains to her that he's been injected with sodium pentothal, making him incapable of lying. Helen: So how do we know if it's working?

Harry: Ask me something I'd normally lie about. Helen: Are we going to die? Harry: Yyyyep! Helen: I'd say it's working. •: • 'Cool off' after giving a a.

• 'You're fired!' •: • 'You do not have time to tango!' • There's also the opening scene of Harry under icy water, echoed near the end when he's under fiery water. • The family shares several strained dinners throughout the film, but has a happy one at the end. •: With handcuffs. •: • Gib to Harry regarding Helen's affair. Helen: I'd say it's working.

•: • Averted. When Aziz walks into restroom with a gun and opens fire, Harry is in a perfect position for this. But instead he just leaves the unfortunate to his doom and leaps for cover very quickly. • Later on: 'First I'm gonna use you as a human shield, then I gonna kill this guard over there, with the Patterson trocar on the table. Then I was thinking about breaking your neck.' Not a completely straight example, as Harry using the doctor as a human shield was to make the guard hesitate to fire, not soak bullets.

Has to improvise and play catch-up when Harry goes off-script. Gets shot at by Aziz and miraculously survives by hiding behind a lamppost. His long history of failed marriages is played for laughs.

He's finally had enough at the end of the movie. Gib: You know what?

I'm sick of being in the van. You guys gotta be in the van next time. I've been in the van for fifteen goddamn years, Harry.

•: as Omega Sector boss Spencer Trilby. •: After it appears that the hero Harry has been killed, terrorist leader Aziz stops his paid ally Juno from shooting Harry's wife Helen too on the grounds that they may need a hostage. •: And, as Gib notes, can't kill them. •: Under the influence of truth serum, Harry tells the torturer exactly what he's going to do to him. • •: Early in the film, Dana uses her skills at small-time theft to steal money from Gib's wallet.

Later in the film shes uses those same skills to steal the detonation key for the nuclear warhead. •: Averted; Helen would rather take on terrorists barefoot than try it in heels. •: A Harrier jet. •: Director James Cameron can be heard as the helicopter pilot who says 'Oh yeah, she's got her head in his lap.

•: Spencer Trilby, head of Omega Sector played by Charlton Heston. Heston asked James Cameron why he cast him and his answer was 'I need someone who can plausibly intimidate.' Faisil: They call [Aziz] 'the Sand Spider'. Faisil: (completely straight face) Probably because it sounds scary. •: • Helen, for the entire movie, just shy of being an. The first and biggest example? During the initial raid, while Simon is, she almost gets away from the trained operatives twice, by a well-placed to Gib and biting Harry. Canon Dr-5080C Xp Driver.

Then, she almost spoils the following interrogation by breaking the glass with her stool. Later, she beats Harry to near-unconciousness with a telephone, almost knocks him out later, and almost turns her into a with a champagne bottle. • It also seems to run in the family. Dana, her daughter, when faced with the entire rogue faction, not only manages to get away, she also swipes the nuke ignition key, and keeps it for the entire climax.

•: The limo at the end. •: During the bathroom fight Harry shoots one of Aziz's mooks several times in the chest in the middle of wrestling with the other one for control of the gun. The shot mook spastically lets off a burst from his submachine gun that goes nowhere important. •: Gib •: In addition to the listed below, the car salesman gets this when Harry bursts into his hideaway and sees him apparently shtupping Helen.

It's even more effective for Ahnuld being in a ski mask, since the viewers can just see his gritted teeth and staring eyes. •: Harry's description of the Soviet MIRV-6. •: Harry never fights Juno himself. That's for Helen to do. •: Harry and Helen make out to the backdrop of a nuclear explosion. And it is awesome. •: Helen's first assignment as a 'spy' is to pose as a high-class prostitute and meet with a suspected arms dealer (who is actually Harry).

Slayer South Of Heaven Rar Download. •: When Helen is 'arrested' by what is actually Harry's squad for cheating on Harry with Simon, she's given a choice: Work for Harry's 'agency',. Harry: You will go to a federal prison. And your husband and daughter will be left humiliated and alone. Your life will be destroyed. Helen: (sarcastic) Oh gee, lemme think. Harry: Yes, or no? Helen: Of course, yes.

•: Harry dives underwater to avoid getting burned by a gas explosion. •: Harry telling how in the Breaking the Bonds scene. •: Harry smashes his van window when Gib refuses to give him the tenth page of the transcripts between Helen and Simon. The window was supposed to be stage glass but Ahnold hit the wrong one by mistake; 's reaction. •: True Lies was one of the last of the 80s/early 90s-style action movies (it might even be considered an of the genre). Starting in the late 1990s, action movies began to get more serious and gritty, with heroes who looked like average guys instead of bodybuilders and storylines that were more grounded in realism. •: Behind the, outside the skyscraper's windows, Harry rises piloting a Harrier jet.

•: And so are snowmobiles. •: Juno Skinner is. Harry: Now why are you helping these raving psychotics? Juno: Because they're very well-funded raving psychotics. •: After Juno taunts Helen about her husband Harry's likely death, Helen slaps her in the face, which leaves a scratch mark.

Juno's response is to try to shoot her, but she's stopped by Aziz. •: At the end when Helen has become a spy too, her short hair has grown out long.

•: The director of the Omega Sector, Spencer Trilby (Charlton Heston), was based upon Marvel Comics character. Both have eye patches, they have similar personalities, and both are leaders of an elite spy agency. •: It is automatically clear that Spencer Trilby (Charlton Heston) is a badass even though he just sits at a table and talks, because he is played by Charlton Heston.and because he's wearing an eyepatch. •: • '.then I'm gonna kill that guard over there with that Patterson Trocar on the table.' • Charlton Heston's makeup is detailed enough to make it clear whatever's under his eyepatch must be very scary. •: When Helen 'goes undercover' as a prostitute named Michelle. She arrives at the hotel wearing a rather modest dress.

Through some she makes it sexier, pushes up her boobs and slicks her hair back with water. And of course her glasses go. •: The Terrorists' celebration when they are arming the nuke, which handily covers up the actual gun battle Harry's engaged in. •: The phone number of Monument Taxi is either 555-2439 (which is on their sign and stickers) or the 800 number written elsewhere on the vehicle. •: Harry improvises a flamethrower out of a fuel truck, but his nemesis shoots the fuel truck.with a rocket propelled grenade. •: When Gib sees the smoking ruins of the island compound where Harry was being held, he comments to the latter 'I thought this looked like your work.'

•: True Lies: The Pretender in France. •: While watching Simon, the slimy used car salesman, Harry grips the binoculars hard enough to break a lens. Bear in mind that the binocular lens had a durable plastic housing around them as well. •: Harry works for the Omega Sector, an elite intelligence/counter-terrorist agency whose very existence is kept secret from the public. •: 'Who wrote this shit? C'est de la merde!' •: Helen's fight with Juno ends with Helen braining her a couple times using a wine bottle.

Surprisingly, the bottle holds up. •: • The only time you'll feel sympathy for Aziz is when he flies hard into the tail of the Harrier and is hit in the family jewels. • Helen also pulls one off in the kidnapping sequence. •: Harry in the hover-capable Harrier fighter.

•: • Harry tries to stop Dana, whom he caught stealing cash from his wallet, as she runs off with a boyfriend. She completely ignores him as 'Sunshine of Your Love' is blaring on her headphones. And, y'know, because she didn't want to be stopped and caught. • The music-loving janitor is unaware of the conflict outside until the jet crashes through the window. •: Hero stole my horse! That is, Harry steals a DC police horse from an officer while pursuing Aziz on foot. •: Harry gets one when he finds out that his wife is having an affair with a used car salesman.

•: Agent Faisil poses as a reporter to infiltrate the Crimson Jihad after they have taken over a building and kills several of them with a H&K P7M8 pistol hidden in his video camera. •: The opening sequence features Arnold coming out of some water in a wetsuit, then shrugging it off to reveal a black tuxedo underneath. •: Subverted when the horse balks at the edge and pitches Harry over the saddle. •: Every insult Juno hurls at Helen would be more appropriate if used against Juno herself.

Apart from the 'Suzy Homemaker' quip. Harry: Put a tap on her phone. I already did that. Harry: I'm talking about Helen's.

Put a tap on her office line and the house. Gib: Come over here for a second. That sounds great.

I want to ask you about something. I got two words to describe that idea: In-sane. An unauthorized wiretap's a felony. You know that. Harry: (pushes him against a wall) And you're doing it twenty times a day! So don't give me that crap.

•: It's revealed that Dana is being held prisoner in the film's third act. •: Helen, feeling unappreciated by Harry and trapped in a mundane lifestyle, longs for something exciting to happen in her life, which draws Simon to her as he's learned to exploit this need in married women. She gets her wish by becoming a spy too at the end.

•: Played for laughs when the fat Gib hides behind a lamp post while being shot at with an AK-47, and remains unharmed, despite the pole and everything behind him being hit repeatedly. Even he can't believe it. Note Bear in mind, this is at least partially - firing that long on full-auto, especially from the hip, is incredibly inaccurate. •: Boasted by Harry.

•: Either a 90's action comedy, or a parody thereof. •: Tasker smashing in Simon's face.

•: • At least partially averted. The atomic blast is seen long before we hear it, but since the 'minimum safe distance' is stated to be 12 miles, it should've taken at least a minute for the sound to be heard. • Of course, the shockwave from a nuclear weapon travels much faster than the speed of sound. •: Considering this is an Arnold movie, subverted, especially since Jamie Lee Curtis beats him to near-unconsciousness in one scene, and later decks him hard.

•: Harriers are not designed to hover that long, are not bulletproof, and would be un-flyable if it got its instrument panel shot up like it did. More than, however,. • A particularly grievous case of — putting aside the technical shortcomings of the AV-8B 'Harrier II', shown in the film, any V/STOL jet aircraft that hovered for as long as the film's climax would probably have burst into flames from overheating. •: Juno gets hers when the limo falls off the recently destroyed bridge after the scuffle between her and Helen. • /: Harry turns a fuel truck into a flamethrower by shooting the end of the hose. •: • When Harry finds out his wife is cheating on him,. • He gives another one to the car salesman, just before punching him in the face during an.

•: Art Malik's portrayal of is (perhaps deliberately) over-the-top. •: A teetering car goes over the edge thanks to a bird landing on the hood. •: Averted with Helen. •: Played for laughs when Helen accidentally kills a group of terrorists while trying to fire a MAC-10 to save Harry. The recoil causes her to lose control and fumble the weapon, sending it tumbling down the stairs in a, taking out several. •: Faisil, the geeky junior agent, gets to have a moment of true bad-assery. Faisil is skinny, inexperienced, geeky, and absolutely the type of character who usually ends up a Sacrificial Lamb.

He ends up taking out three of the terrorists by himself in a smooth bit of gunplay that ends with him blowing across the end of his gun, James Bond style after walking into the terrorist's den disguised as a TV cameraman. •: This movie is easily the least dark and violent collaboration between Schwarzenegger and James Cameron. Helen's dress is horribly out of date (which is against the purpose of the dress), but then she rips off the frills when she sees that is the case, making the dress fit properly. • •: One of Helen's reasons for dating Simon. She quickly comes back when she realizes who Harry really is. •: The tango scenes, which was actually an attempt by secret agent Harry Tasker to evade the bad guys despite his flirtatious banter with Juno (because they couldn't shoot him in a room full of people).

Harry's partner puts it quite succintly after he's done dancing with her that she's ready to have his kids. •: Averted, when one of the terrorists fires a Stinger shoulder-fired anti-air missile from a moving panel truck, causing no end of havoc (his comrades even knew it was coming). •: 's character. 'Y'know what?I'm sick of being the one in the van. You guys are gonna be in the van next time.' •: Helen does a pose after making sure her outfit looked sexy enough. •: It rates a light 7, due to scenes like the one where the villainous limo driver receives a headshot during the bridge chase where the bullet passes through his head and breaks the glass of the windshield in front of him.

•: One of the best comedic moments in the film is probably the 'Battery, Aziz' scene - Aziz is making an angry and frightening threat video, when the camcorder runs low on battery. The cameraman lowers the camera, looks pained and apologetic, and explains 'battery, Aziz!' Aziz stares at him dumbfounded and coolly rages '.get another one, you moron!' Aziz gives him the 'shh!' Effect when he tries to apologize further and explain how quickly he can start filming again. Gib: Yeah, I guess he thought the other terrorist groups were a little too warm and fuzzy for his tastes. •: Harry goes to town on the jihadis with this.

When Gib says Harry can fly a Harrier jump-jet, despite reportedly not having touched one for ten years. For extra points, he says this to the actual pilot of the Harrier. Harry has some trouble at first, crushing the roof of a police car with his nose gear ('Sorry!' ) and sending the onlookers scrambling for cover with his thrusters, then gets the hang of it and heads off for Miami. Harry: You tell on me, I tell on you. Gib: Whatya talking?

I'm as clean as a preacher's sheets, babe. Clean as a— Harry: What about that time you trashed a six-week operation because you were busy getting a blowjob? Gib: You know about that?

(Harry quietly guffaws..) Gib: Okay, let's take Franklin. It's a lot quicker. •: Harry has to do this several times, but it borders on ridiculous when he calls a nuclear warhead an espresso machine, a snow-cone maker, and a water heater in succession just to keep his (obviously blown) cover in front of his wife. He was probably also doing it to annoy his captor. •: The Janitor doesn't notice the jet flying around outside until it crashes into the window.

•: Harry fantasizes about using this to kill Simon. •: • Juno says 'oh, SHIT!' When she realizes the limo is about to fall into the ocean after the bridge has been shot out. • The who is looking out of the window with a pair of binoculars looking for Harry's jump jet: nothing.

'oh hey look there's a grey thing blocking my.!!' • The look on Samir's face after Harry reveals that he's picked the lock on his handcuffs and is about to do everything he said he would. • Then there was the much-abused terrorist panel truck balanced on the edge of the broken bridge. They balance it out and start celebrating. Then a pelican lands on the hood of the truck. •: The bridge that gets blown up by the fighter jets is the original 7-Mile Bridge that linked the Florida Keys to the mainland.

It was replaced by a newer bridge back in the 80s and had already been cut into pieces to allow sailing ships through-ways. Several sections of the old bridge are now used as fishing piers, and the rest are being allowed to fall apart to form artificial reefs.

•: Juno Skinner is only aiding the terrorists in exchange for an enormous amount of money. This includes enduring slaps to the face.

•: When his little girl is kidnapped, Harry borrows the aforementioned Harrier Jet to rescue her and face the. •: When Aziz's men tranquilize Helen. •: Harry at least believes to only have killed people who deserved it.

•: Harry does this with the grenade he uses as the opening shot of a huge firefight at the enemy's hideout after escaping from being captured. •: It's a Schwarzenegger film, so it has a number of them, including 'You're fired' when shooting the from a missile. •: Several furs are worn in the background of a few scenes that take place at fancy galas and high class hotels. •: 'I was reckless and I was wild, and I fucking did it!' •: Canon camera with a gun in it.

Part of a chase scene happens in a Marriott hotel. Also, when transiting back to Washington DC after the infiltration in Switzerland, the footage of the landing plane is of an American Airlines plane (the AA logo is not shown, but the fuselage stripes are a giveaway). American tickets are also featured in two scenes where Simon is using them as props (in his trailer & his briefcase). •: In the epilogue Helen's mousy appearance has become more glamorous.

She's no longer wearing glasses and her hair is longer. Presumably she's expected to be more glamorous as a spy. •: The Crimson Jihad set off one of their nukes in the Florida Keys as a demonstration.

I DID (slams glass) NOT (slam) SLEEP (slam) WITH HIM!!! (slam slam) Gib: •: The last hour of the film. •: The terrorist leader Salim Abu Aziz is known as the 'Sand Spider'. When Spencer Trilby asks why he's called that, Faisil responds 'Probably because it sounds scary.' •: Helen attempts to use a MAC-10 machine pistol and promptly and drops it down a flight of stairs, where it continues firing all by itself as it tumbles down, taking out nearly every in the terrorist camp.