Since Conan the Barbarian hit theaters, in 1982, moviegoers have witnessed Arnold Schwarzenegger flex his muscles, kick butt, and save the world from future annihilation. He's also responsible for some of the most unforgettable lines committed to celluloid. And oftentimes what's more memorable than Schwarzenegger's blow-'em-up moments are the one-liners that go along with them. Here's a tour of some of Arnold's greatest action scenes and the catchphrases that helped make them famous.

Catch more of Arnold's great one-liners in Eraser, on Wed., Jan. 4, at 8PM I 7C, and Commando, on Thu., Jan. 5, at 8PM I 7C.

Can't get away for the holidays? Don't fret. On Sun., Dec. 25, you can journey through the Old West with John Wayne during AMC's Christmas With the Duke. Start the morning in Mississippi, with The Horse Soldiers. Then throughout the day, rustle cattle in New Mexico in Chisum, take down the bad guys in El Dorado, and defend a small Texas town in Rio Bravo. Saddle up, pardner! You've got a whole frontier to conquer for the holidays. Here are some postcard pictures to commemorate your Christmas with the Duke.

What makes movie characters like Cruella De Vil (101 Dalmations) and Anton Chigurh (No Country for Old Men) most memorable? It's not Cruella's creepy penchant for puppy-fur coats or Anton's way with an air gun. It's their crazy coifs. Many stars have sported tresses as strange as the characters they represent. Here are the top ten big-screen follicle follies, from weird to weirdest. Ladies and gentlemen, ready your mousse.

Check out Javier Bardem's hair in action in No Country for Old Men on Sat., Dec. 10, at 11PM I 10C.

Say "eye patch," and the first image that springs to mind for most people is a pirate. But some of Hollywood's top actors -- John Wayne, Angelina Jolie, Tom Cruise -- have done their best work with one eye covered. Here's a photo gallery of ten great monocular performances. And yes -- at least one is a pirate.

Don't miss John Wayne in his Oscar-winning role (with an eye patch) when True Grit airs on Mon., Nov. 21, at 2:30PM | 1:30C.

What's the best part of being an actor? Is it the screaming fans? The high pay? Life in the fast lane? Nope. It's that you can try out wild tattoos without having them permanently etched into your skin. Here are the top ten ink jobs in movie history.

The Mad Max movies are fondly remembered for their outlandishly creative fashions. How could they not be? In this franchise's postapocalyptic world, football gear is dressed up with feathers, pants are exchanged for studded codpieces, and scrap-metal earrings look pretty good, thanks to Tina Turner. This Mad Max Fashion Show spotlights the best stylings from Mel Gibson's most memorable sci-fi movies. Whether you're checking out the Best Underwear As Outerwear or the Worst Hairdo, here's one red carpet you'll never forget.

Don't miss all the crazy fashions in Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome tonight, Wed., Aug. 17, at 8PM | 7C and 11PM | 10C.

If you're like the rest of the world, you've probably cracked a joke or two about Tom Cruise. You say you hate the guy, right? Truth is, you don't. You love him. Face it, Cruise is everything you've ever wanted in a movie star. He's Tom Cruise, and here are the ten reasons you love him but are afraid to admit it.

10. He's Man Pretty
Time and again, Cruise has tried to drive you away by mussing up his good looks: an eye patch in Valkyrie, a beard in Born on the Fourth of July, even a fat suit in Tropic Thunder. But at the end of the day, his strong chin, flashy smile, and coiffed hair always shine through. You know you're jealous.

9. He's Not Afraid to Make Fun of Himself
You like a guy who can laugh at himself, right? Well, Cruise does that repeatedly via goofy cameos as a sleazy agent in Tropic Thunder, Hollywood's version of Mike Myers in Austin Powers in Goldmember, and an over-the-top motivational speaker in Magnolia.

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The clothes make the man, right? Well, that goes double for sunglasses, the summer accessory so ubiquitous in movies it feels like every character wears them, no matter the season, indoors or out. For Neo (Keanu Reeves) of The Matrix, The Hangover's scraggly Alan (Zach Galifianakis), or the Men in Black, a pair of shades are more than a tool for keeping the sun out of the eyes. They make a statement. So what do these guys' -- and seven other movie characters' -- glasses say about them? Read on for the answers.

Check out Neo's glasses in The Matrix tonight, Mon., Jul. 18, at 8PM | 7C and 11PM | 10C.