Consider that the divorce

Rating: 9/10 (2 January 2001)

Arnold obviously peaked with this performance. Its the last time he looked relatively muscular and a semblance of his former muscle building days. After this, he tried starving himself into a "leading man" physique that may have lead to his requiring heart surgery.
In this movie he is at his articulate best (for him) and he is actually given a chance to act--although Sharon and Rachel (and pretty much the rest of the cast ) outshine him, this is pure Arnold.
And Peter, the master of high camp violence (probably the Sam Peckinpah of our generation) does his usual excellent job of over the top, but highly original violence.
After this one, Arnold was just a pale parody of his former self.