The Villain

[@Ama-hi5kn]

One of those obscure Arnold movies you just have to see. Always love it.

[@TheKellingtime]

Great comeback by Arnold: "That's easy for you to say" 😂 Arnold even showed his leading man charisma even before Conan and Terminator...

[@SaintSteven67]

Mel Tillis had an actual stutter. He had to ring the bell to get through his lines. Also, he doesn't stutter when he sings - which is why he sang some of his lines in this scene.

[@WhoDat1976]

A lot of people have never seen this movie. A forgotten classic in my opinion

[@davidpaxton6402]

I didn't even know it existed until 5 minutes ago thanks to a comment on FB. I thought Conan was Arnie's first movie.

[@WhoDat1976]

@@davidpaxton6402 with out looking at Google lol I think pumping iron was his first movie. This might be his 2nd or 3rd. I just looked it up. I don't like looking bad in comments. Hercules in New York was his first movie. The villain was his 3rs.

[@davidpaxton6402]

@@WhoDat1976 lol thanks. I knew about the bodybuilding movie but it was a documentary rather than a fiction movie. I also just found out Arnie got a Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing in the same year he did The Villian in 1979. I started that exact same degree in 1981. Plus I've seen in recent videos on YT Arnie only talks about weightlifting and fitness, not his movies and politics. His original passions. I took up gym work back in the early 80s because of a body building magazine article about Arnie, and this year at 59 I'm doing a 3 month resistance tube workouts 6 days/week at home to get shredded and 6 packs for the first time. Im halfway there too. :)

[@rebeccacurtis6680]

Yep. I found this movie yrs ago in a DVD sale bin & grabbed it. Loved it when I saw it in the theatre as a kid with my entire family & knew I'd likely not find it again on sale again. I haven't seen it for sale in another store since. Still makes me laugh.

[@hollieleeker-pich2052]

This is the first movie I remember ever watching as a kid. Have loved it ever since. Have it on dvd and showed my own kid when he was younger.

[@JJTownley_Classical-Composer]

One of the funniest scenes in cinematic history. Mel Tillis was a treasure who should have been used more in comedies.

[@KLUNKET]

+J Joe Townley - Write to some comedy casting directors then because Mel Tillis is still very much alive! He is still touring the country telling jokes and singing his songs. My wife and I got to hang out with him on his tour bus a couple of years back and he is a truly amazing guy.

[@lindaholdaway3643]

Strangerhand REST in Peace Mel. There won't ever be another like Mel Tillis.

[@rituraj_sharma_v]

Great acting skills by Mel

[@johndavis8669]

Mel and Arnold. 2 greatest actors.

[@ajjohnstone7063]

Mmmmiss mmmmmiiiis MISS JONES IS COMING IN THE EVENING TRAIN...🎶🎶 😂😂😂😂

[@ingibingi2000]

Arnold being good as a straight man in a comedy in 79. I didn't realize he had done comedy before twins. And I thought any comedy he may have done before wouldn't have been good. Just remembered he was good on I love Lucy too

[@ohlalaale]

Hahaha, just love Mel Tillis

[@Stormdrane]

RIP Mel Tillis

[@ghanasoul]

U know this is an OLD ASS movie when Arnold and Mel are in the same film! The belt bit is hilarious. How the hell he got through a business meeting I’ll never know.

[@mastermonarch]

That aged like buttermilk

[@wonderpope]

This is the prequel to the terminator....skynet missed the year 1984 by 100 years at first.

[@nosmoking4933]

😂😂😂 very good

[@GJRight]

Broken spoke, kind of like his broken speech

[@irfaanxlcr8370]

I love westerns

[@realityisawasteland]

When does the Tucson train arrive?

[@babukittu9960]

I never saw Arnold Schwarzenegger that much of slim looking so perfect and handsome

[@CaptainCanuck63]

Back in the days when you could put a character in a movie, who stutters. And use it for comedy. Lara Trump would love this.

[@FerretJohn]

Mel's stutter was real, strangely when he sang the stutter disappeared

[@alexojideagu]

Guy who won pop idol in the uk lost it when he sang. Gareth Gates

[@donarthiazi2443]

@@FerretJohn It's because you use different hemispheres of your brain, for doing those two things.

[@mistermasterson]

Where else will you see Arnold Scwartzenneger and Mel Tillis together

[@johndavis8669]

1800s better century for America. Now it sucks

[@oldfarmer9004]

This movie is so dumb that it’s hilarious! Mel Tillis as the telegraph operator is just one example!

[@anonymouspalmtree]

What movie is this and where might I find it?

[@nickhill8612]

The Villain on KZbin 👍👍

[@anonymouspalmtree]

@@nickhill8612 Thank you :]

[@nickhill8612]

@@anonymouspalmtree Hey no problem, I hope you find it and enjoy the movie 🍿🍿🍿

[@lukebell7131]

It was a message from franco

[@creatingreality291]

Wait, so who's the villain?

[@samozatipkanje]

The VIllian is name of the movie

[@B1izzardHawk]

And it's Kurt Douglas

[@shawnmichaelduncan5951]

Kirk Douglas

[@roseymalino9855]

Cactus Jack -- stagecoach robber.

[@formerfetusopposingabortion]

@@roseymalino9855 _Sings:_ "He's Cac-tus Jack Slaaade, A mis-take Na-ture maaade!..."