Trailer: Jackie Chan vs Arnold Schwarzenegger in "The Iron Mask"

[Undrave]

I .... ALMOST put in the Last Stand. But I was going for great movies. Like ... not just, "They do a really good job, and it's a good movie." But, "THIS IS AH-NALD!"

Jingle All the Way is a good choice, but I'd rather go two years early for the classic. Agreed that it probably bookends his best period.

I concede, True Lies is PEAK ARNOLD no doubt.

Arnold should do more comedies nowadays. He's got a great presence for those. According to imdb he's working on 'Triplets' so I wonder how that'll turn out.

 

[Ralif Redhammer]

It really does feel like two different movies. That being said, it seems likely it'll bomb stateside, do well overseas, and I'll probably enjoy it when it comes to Netflix.

Feels like Arnie and Jackie are tacked on to a chinese film to add appeal for the western market, and their scenes might ammount to like 15 minutes at the start or so.

I enjoyed Killing Gunther (though it was pretty dumb) and Dark Fate, but I'd say the last thing he did that was legitimately great was Maggie. Completely atypical for him, too.

I love seeing them together, of course, but here's a separate question.

What was the last great Ah-nald movie?

 

[RangerWickett]

Rush Hour 2 was Jackie's last great movie.

 

[RangerWickett]

Also, lending his likeness to The Jackie Chan Adventures. Amazing fun show.

 

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[GreyLord]

Well, for Arnie as for Movies...

He was in the Expendables series and was also in Escape Plan.