I watched this because I was listening to the comedian Bill Burr podcast and he was laughing at some scenes(the one where Arnold says why does a tiny guy need such a big desk to the powerful Italian producer).

I was actually surprised how good and HONEST this documentary was. Arnold came across as a real genuine honest person and he spoke very candid on his upbringing, come up, even the scandals of his politics and cheating on his wife etc.

Whether you are a fan of Arnold or not you can't deny his story is truly impressive having coming to the USA and becoming such a huge success as a body builder, movie star, politician etc. I think one of the most interesting things that Arnold did was he became a millionaire from real estate early on so that he didn't have to take bad movie roles and could hold out for the more better movie roles that would make him a star. I think most people should understand this, that its ok to go chase your dreams, but you always need a realistic backup plan and foundation so you are not homeless chasing your dreams.

Also Arnold had his vision and goals and plans and took by it until everything was accomplished, I think we all should take note of that. I know way too many people who just make excuses and blame everyone and never take full responsibility for their lives and how they turned out.

I wonder what the end goal was though. It seems Arnold really doesn't have much else to prove or accomplish at this point of his life/career right? What could Arnold do really besides just enjoy retirement and I guess do a movie here and there?