True Lies (R, 1994)

True Lies is another very, very overlooked movie by James Cameron, even though if did very well at the box office, with $146 million, off of a budget of a estimated $120 million. But just because it performed well enough at the box office, doesn't mean that the critics reviews were all that good, considering that a large majority of them claimed that the movie was highly forgettable and that Cameron should not have gone and blown so much money on a action-comedy. Well, honestly, I really don't think he should have spent so much money on int, but you know what? I love this movie. I always will. It's hilarious, it has likable characters, great action scenes and easily one of the best and funniest performances by Arnold Schwarzenegger, in any movie that he has ever done. But, that is not to say that this movie is for everyone, because it's not. It's Rated R, which is a deserved rating, because of several thing: Lot's of violence, which gets particularly bloody and brutal near the end, plenty of profanity with several uses of F-ck and sh-t, and finally, the entire middle half of the movie is full of crude sexual dialog, partial nudity, and one very long and particularly hilarious, but rather graphic, strip-tease by Jamie Lee Curtis. Older teens who are fans of the movies many talented cast and crew members, will undoubtedly enjoy this action romp.