Stay Hungry

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04/23/2024 If you want the most out of life you have to stay hungry for more. A young Jeff Bridges and Sally Fields. This is Arnold Schwarzenegger's first feature film before rising to fame via Terminator. Based on the book by Charles Gaines and directed by Bob Ratelson. Craig Blake is from a wealthy family but both his parents are dead. He wants to buy up a gym for a shady firm. It's scheduled to be demolished for a project in Alabama. Joe Santo is an infamous bodybuilder and Mary Tate works there. Blake starts bonding with both of them making him have second thoughts. It turns ugly though as the negotiations go south and a confrontation takes place at a bodybuilding meet. Blake learns it's not as simple to turn on your friends. The actors are so likable, the southern vibe is relaxing, and they revel in the body building sport. The idea of being wealthy isn't all it's cracked up to be especially when things are fine the way they are without succumbing to greed or business strategy advancement. Some people don't like being just comfortable, there's always a need for more. A nice effort about the complex relationships these people work through and the cut-throat business of development. See more Steve D 08/11/2023 It is fine but with this cast it should be great. See more Elvis D @Elvis-Del-Valle 03/12/2023 Esta película es una historia dramática simple con algunos momentos de comedia que tiene de protagonista a un carismático y divertido Jeff Bridges, bastante pícaro que genera un cierto encanto. Un joven Robert Englund en sus inicios que demuestra ser un buen actor antes de convertirse en un icono del terror y finalmente, Arnold Schwarzenegger en un sus inicios antes de ser una gran estrella de acción. Todos reunidos en esta comedia dramática que no es mucho y puede aburrir, pero al menos ofrece algunos momentos graciosos. Jeff Bridge es lo mejor de la película y lo más entrañable. Mi calificación para esta película es un 8/10. See more delysid d 04/16/2022 i am a Jeff Bridges fan but i am always stumped by the movies between thunderbolt and the big lebowski. haven't made it through one yet without being bored, then asleep. things got even worse in the 80s. what happened Jeff Bridges?? See more jon c 04/23/2021 If you want the most out of life you have to stay hungry for more. A young Jeff Bridges and Sally Fields. This is Arnold Schwarzenegger's first feature film before rising to fame via Terminator. Based on the book by Charles Gaines and directed by Bob Rafelson. Craig Blake is from a wealthy family but both his parents are dead. He wants to buy up a gym for a shady firm. It's scheduled to be demolished for a project in Alabama. Joe Santo is an infamous bodybuilder and Mary Tate works there. Blake starts bonding with both of them making him have second thoughts. It turns ugly though as the negotiations go south and a confrontation takes place at a bodybuilding meet. Blake learns it's not as simple to turn on your friends. The actors are so likable, the southern vibe is relaxing, and they revel in the body building sport. The idea of being wealthy isn't all it's cracked up to be especially when things are fine the way they are without succumbing to greed or business strategy advancement. Some people don't like being just comfortable, there's always a need for more. A nice effort about the complex relationships these people work through and the cut-throat business of development. See more 05/03/2020 Bridges, Field and surprisingly even Schwarzenegger were fun to watch when they were young and vibrant. In an era when movies are more about special effects or any cheap trick to get the ‘wow' factor, it's always refreshing to re-engage with films that show us a human story. This may not have been the deepest, most cerebral plot, but everything about it was thoroughly entertaining and different from anything anyone else was doing, or does now for the most part. Not set in California or Florida or New York, but Birmingham; not too much unnecessary focus or playing up of the villains, eccentric characters all around. And, to boot, ‘Stay Hungry' serves as an (unintentional) window into an era well past us, with families living in the old antebellum home passed down through the generations, black servants, well-attended private country club parties, and a confederate flag on the gym wall. Dixie as it was beginning the move out of the Old South into the New South... See more Read all reviews

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