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7 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
Stay Hungry is an interesting little movie.This is the movie that first introduced Arnold Schwarzenegger as a screen persona,(although we all know that "Hercules in New York" was really Arnold's first film)and launched his Hollywood movie career.
This is based on the novel by Charles Gaines who also wrote "Pumping Iron".
The movie is set in Birmingham,Alabama and basically tells the story a young property developer played by Jeff Bridges who gets involved with a group of bodybuilders,enter Arnold who plays the part of bodybuilding philosopher Joe Santo.
A pleasant quirky little movie in which Arnold possibly put in his greatest acting performance.
Interesting to note that director Bob Rafelson thought Arnold too big to appear next to the other actors,and asked him to lose thirty pounds in weight.
Well worth a look even if you're not a fan of Schwarzenegger as the movie has a great feel to it.
This is based on the novel by Charles Gaines who also wrote "Pumping Iron".
The movie is set in Birmingham,Alabama and basically tells the story a young property developer played by Jeff Bridges who gets involved with a group of bodybuilders,enter Arnold who plays the part of bodybuilding philosopher Joe Santo.
A pleasant quirky little movie in which Arnold possibly put in his greatest acting performance.
Interesting to note that director Bob Rafelson thought Arnold too big to appear next to the other actors,and asked him to lose thirty pounds in weight.
Well worth a look even if you're not a fan of Schwarzenegger as the movie has a great feel to it.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
This film is actually not at all about Arnold Schwarzenegger or body-building as you might judge by the cover. It is a drama featuring Jeff Bridges and Sally Field. Arnold appears here as a gym instructor and he is not at all in his best shape. He's got definition but no mass. The bodybuilders from the 70s era also appear at the end of the film. There is a bodybuilding contest, and you also get to see Arnold playing a violin which, to me, looks very strange and funny. Arnold also talks a lot of bodybuilding philosophy in this film. Dvd transfer of this title is excellent and as for the film itself it is more for the Sally Field fans but it is also a great add to Schwarzenegger movie collection.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
I love Jeff Bridges, hubby is a bodybuilder and admires Arnie, so this was a perfect choice for us. Sally Field usually makes me want to stab my eyes out but she is bearable in this.
Great fun!
Great fun!
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Stay Hungry
If You dont like Arnold & Bodybuilding I Dont Think You Will Like This Movie Its an old arnold movie When He First Started I like it
Published 7 months ago by Gebran
STAY HUNGRY,MAKES YOU HUNGRY FOR MORE
NOT ONE OF JEFF,S BEST MOVIES BUT STILL ENJOYABLE.JEFF AS EVER LOOK,S GREAT.I THINK HE CARRIES THE MOVIE. Read more
Published on 10 Mar 2010
Arnie out acts everyone
I was pleasantly surprised by Arnie's acting in this film , shame the rest of the film was so awful. Read more
Published on 9 Mar 2010 by FlappoTheGrate
Stay Hungry
delivery was to Ireland and very fast, product was well packaged. would have no problem purchasing from supplier again.
Film was different to say the least! Read more
Film was different to say the least! Read more
Published on 5 Jun 2009 by Kearnee
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