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“He is the blockbuster given human form”: J. Hoberman on Arnold Schwarzenegger

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By J. HOBERMAN, Henry Miller, Cathi Unsworth
| Sight & Sound Verified
Arnold Schwarzenegger cemented his status as the reigning Hollywood superman with Terminator 2: Judgment Day, which returns to cinemas this week. In this essay from our September 1991 issue, J. Hoberman explored the reasons for his super-fame. 1 September 2026 Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991) “The more contact I have with humans, the more I can learn”, ponderously enunciates killer cyborg Arnold Schwarzenegger in a rare lull during his multimegabuck superspectacular Terminator 2: Judgment Day.
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The UK’s first arthouse boom: how Contemporary Films blazed a trail in bringing world cinema to British viewers

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By Henry Miller, Cathi Unsworth, Adam Scovell
| BFI
For most cinemagoers, distributors are invisible. The Hollywood studios still provide the dominant image of how the movie business works, and historically they have distributed their own product, with the whole seamless operation resembling a pipeline.
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In pictures: Vivid behind-the-scenes shots from the jazz club in The L-shaped Room

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By Cathi Unsworth, Adam Scovell, Peter Wollen
| BFI
Lynne Reid Banks’s debut novel The L-shaped Room was an instant bestseller when published in 1960. The work of one of ITN’s first female news reporters, it captured a society on the cusp of radical change. Six years after the end of rationing and three years before The Beatles’ first number one, it vividly evokes transient post-war, pre-swinging London through the inhabitants of a Fulham boarding house, as encountered by 27-year-old protagonist, Jane.
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