And he's delivering that Terminator-like message through a responsible, social distancing-approved face mask. Schwarzenegger took public safety measures seriously while on a recent bicycle ride ...

ARNOLD Schwarzenegger has hit the streets of Burbank in a custom face mask inspired by his iconic film, The Terminator. Arnold, 72, was seen out riding his bicyle with two of his children Patrick ...

The classic T-800 from the cult classic film Terminator 2: Judgement Day is back. PureArts and Sideshow Collectibles have revealed a 1:1 life size replica "mask" of the Terminator. The head cute ...

On Sunday, Myles Garrett arrived at the Browns’ game against Baltimore dressed as “The Terminator,” wearing a jaw-dropping mask inspired by Arnold Schwarzenegger’s cyborg assassin from ...

In the short, everyone from The Mask to Tony Montana to The Terminator show up at the club, and ish goes down as you would expect when you have that many characters in one place.

A QUARTER-CENTURY after the release of “The Terminator,” the first in an iconic ... more on Blu-ray but nothing else on DVD. My kind of museum The exhibits continue to come to life after ...

It's ironic that, in a documentary on the DVD release of "The Terminator", the cast and crew recall how the production studio saw the film as a B-movie that would disappear without trace.

Back when DVD was still new, a pretty bare-bones disc of the original Terminator film was released with just a mono soundtrack and a kind of poor transfer. Sure, T2 may be the superior movie in ...

It was the film that launched director James Cameron and star Arnold Schwarzenegger into the Hollywood stratosphere, but The Terminator was also "a landmark" in science fiction cinema. Linda ...

And he's delivering that Terminator-like message through a responsible, social distancing-approved face mask. Schwarzenegger took public safety measures seriously while on a recent bicycle ride ...

It's ironic that, in a documentary on the DVD release of "The Terminator", the cast and crew recall how the production studio saw the film as a B-movie that would disappear without trace.