Maybe there is no more iconic name in the field of action films by Arnold Schwarzenegger. After making a name for himself in the world of bodybuilding as M -Universe, Schwarzenegger shot in Hollywood's fame when he was thrown into the title role of the title role Jameseims Cameron's "terminator". While he made his name playing action icons like a deadly T-800, Conan Varvaria and Dutch in "Predator", Schwarzenegger has also appeared in several roles in language or in full comedic roles. The "Garden Police Officer" has drawn his typical heavy boy persona against the classroom full of children, "Inging to all the way" saw Schwarzenegger to try his hand in a family Christmas comedy, and "Batman and Robin" saw him bring every ice to think.

In recent years, many of Schwarzenegger's roles seem to have landed somewhere between stubborn action and his more light roles. The Franchise "The Expendables" saw the Schwarzenegger team With other iconic stars, especially his longtime rival Sylvester Stallone, in a series that provides comprehensive action, as well as indulging in countless phrases and moments of comic book service. Even "Terminator: Dark Destiny" saw Schwarzenegger's killing machine calming down under the name Carl and launched a drapery business.

Especially a modern action of Schwarzenegger feels like a return call for classic B-films, leaving a spectacle action without restriction, even as a story and character forced to take the back. "Sabotage" in 2014 highlights the joy of the cinema "so bad is good".

"Saturday" stars Arnold Schwarzenegger as a special DEA surveillance agent, Johnon "Breycher" Barton, leader of the team of the hostile DEA, who stole $ 10 million from the cartel series. The story sees the character of a classic search for personal revenge, looking for cartel gangsters who killed his family. It is true of the species of the old school macho, the audience would hang out with Schwarzenegger and rejoices every bullet, a bomb and a chase from cars.

Like Schwarzenegger, "Sabotage" is characterized by Sam Wortington, Terrence Howard and Oeo Manganiello. One particularly free scene sees Howard's character, sugar, hunting by his former boss, a breaker, in exciting (and pure bloody) swift chase that will make viewers win.

Testosterone thriller comes with its fair share in the movie action film dialog. Howard sugar claims at one point "some of us are paying, and the rest of us becomes dead." Other lines available include "cheap is cheap, my life is not" and your own "spend enough time on Schwarzenegger at work, work bites back".

Directed by David Ayer, known for working on films such as "Fast and Furious", "Suicide Squad" and "Working Man", it is easy to see the root of "Saturday" action-heavy, conspiracy-light B-movie. Maybe it's not Arnold Schwarzenegger's biggest role or movieBut it's certainly fun. Fans can check blink in 2014 Starz (who is home to some pretty fantastic movies).