Watching these guys pumping iron like crazy trying so hard to build their muscles in this film really made me feel very uncomfortable. These men and women just looked so unnatural, they seemed to turn themselves into some kind of a "New Species", a badly deformed "Creature". Carrying so much flesh on a regular bone structure is such a heavy burden, that's why almost all of them walked in a weird way, their feet didn't grow out of portion like their other body parts, so they all looked very weird too.
In this film, we also found out that the related body building organization wanted to develop its market in the middle east, so they awarded a middle east guy as the champion who stood beside the tall and old Arnold, just looked like a midget and an ugly dude. There's nothing desirable, nice, pretty, muscular, aesthetic whatsoever, only abnormal deformity, lot of unnatural lumps and thick veins all over the body these people called muscles. I've never found so many ugly men and women; especially the "women" in an 1hr. 46mins film. No wonder the guy said in the final segment, "It's not as popular as in the 60's", that's indeed like an inevitable fact and trend.
In this film, we also found out that the related body building organization wanted to develop its market in the middle east, so they awarded a middle east guy as the champion who stood beside the tall and old Arnold, just looked like a midget and an ugly dude. There's nothing desirable, nice, pretty, muscular, aesthetic whatsoever, only abnormal deformity, lot of unnatural lumps and thick veins all over the body these people called muscles. I've never found so many ugly men and women; especially the "women" in an 1hr. 46mins film. No wonder the guy said in the final segment, "It's not as popular as in the 60's", that's indeed like an inevitable fact and trend.