Review of True Lies (1994) by Edward C — 02 Sep 2010

Honey im a spy.

You think spy kids rock check out Arnold Schwarzenegger as a spy.

Plot/Sumarry.

Marital problems plague an international spy who works for Omega Sector, a top-secret government agency charged with the intervention of nuclear terrorism.

My Review.

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU COMBINE SPYS WITH GREAT ACTORS AND DIRECTOR A REALLY PERFECT SPY MOVIE THAT AINT CHESSY AWSOME EFFECTS AND A HELL OF A TIME IN VERY TRUE LIESJames Cameron's stupendous, visually stunning and immensely entertaining spy epic, is a brilliant double-edged mixture of action and comedy, with Arnold Schwarzenegger delivering one of the finest performances of his career, he is utterly charming and physically imposing as special agent Harry Tasker, who works for the Omega Sector, a ultra-secret counter-terrorist government agency. Tasker and his team are pursuing a radical group of Arab terrorists bent on setting off nuclear-weapons in the United States. His wife Helen, played by Jamie Lee Curtis in a sensational performance who thinks he is just a boring computer salesman. But soon the Taskers will find themselves in the middle, and in the clutches of these international terrorists, fighting to save their marriage and their lives at the same time! Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jamie Lee Curtis have a sweet chemistry together, that make sparks fly, and Tom Arnold turns in a impressive comedic performance as Tasker's agency partner. their is a very memorable supporting performance by Bill Paxton as a sleazy car salesman trying seduce Helen Tasker by making believe he is a secret agent. The late great Charlton Heston makes a terrific commanding cameo as the head of the Omega Sector. Cameron's direction is flawless and the action sequences are astounding, the eye-popping Oscar nominated CGI visual effects are awesome. Their is a Harrier fighter jet climax that will leave the audience gasping for air. This is one of Cameron's best films and a unforgettable classic 90s blockbuster.