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Kellie 2022-04-22 07:01:03
Paul Verhoeven must be a TV fan. Almost all of his sci-fi films have TV sets, and he has a lot of scenes, and he broadcasts commercials every...
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Ashley 2022-04-22 07:01:03
Adapting a Dick's novel into a hero film, I hate the American hero save the world model the most... but the most enjoyable is the grotesque mutants, and the ambiguous ending: you can think everything is true, you You can also think that everything is a...
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Hester 2022-04-22 07:01:03
Just found out! Check out the...
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Darius 2022-04-21 09:01:18
I love the weirdness of Paul Verhoeven's sci-fi films....
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General 2022-04-21 09:01:18
Van Hoeven's level, before that, was not bad. What I regret most is that I watched Blu-ray. Sometimes it's a bad thing to fix too...
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Coby 2022-04-21 09:01:18
Sharon Stone, who is not well-known, plays the villain action beater in the film. She has no special features in terms of appearance, body and acting skills. It is difficult to imagine that she will become famous in Verhoeven's next film. PS: You will remember the three...
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Kennedy 2022-04-21 09:01:18
Still beautiful. The concept is very advanced. The age of the scene is limited, but it's not bad. Just a few bruises. For example, at the beginning of Hauser's recording, he didn't know Quaid's name, but he called it out the second...
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Valentin 2022-04-21 09:01:18
Under the appearance of a sci-fi film, there is a heart of a B-grade film. The point is that the script is still very good, and the director's heavy taste makes it very enjoyable to...
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Zola 2022-04-21 09:01:18
9.0/10 points. Rewatch, remastered version on Blu-ray. Classic sci-fi. He was astonished when he was young. The best thing about this movie is the creativity. The series is set within the set, and the script is solid. Although the overall details are a bit rough, it is still amazing at the level of 1990. Especially those heavy-duty makeup. From today's point of view, the action scenes are really average, or the old-fashioned gunfights of the past. . . Various combinations of elements. Even the...
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Jess 2022-04-21 09:01:18
Looking at the era at that time, it was very good. Unfortunately, I only watched it in 2012, and I just watched its 2012 remake after watching it. Much higher than the remake, but I still think the remake looks much better and dazzling! But I have to say, this one is also much better than the remake cult, this one is...
Total Recall Comments
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Natalia 2021-10-20 17:25:03
When memory collides with coincidence, you choose which one to believe
The eye-popping shadow of childhood has been found...
Throwing away the emptiness of setting is already a suspenseful film god-the civilian facilities are all developed to the solar system and are still so backward, but they are also full of imagination for the future (such as three...what...
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Ida 2022-03-17 09:01:02
Science Fiction Thirty Years Ago
7. I tend not to be a dream, because when the governor goes out to work, Stone has an expression of disgust on his face. Then there are many logical inconsistencies in the movie on this basis, such as arranging a female spy to monitor why a little Boss’s wife should be arranged, isn’t this...
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Douglas Quaid: What do you want?
Dr. Edgemar: This is going to be very difficult for you at accept, Mr. Quaid.
Douglas Quaid: I'm listening.
Dr. Edgemar: I'm afraid you're not really standing here right now.
Douglas Quaid: You know, Doc, you could have fooled me.
Dr. Edgemar: I'm quite serious. You're not here, and neither am I.
Douglas Quaid: Amazing. Where are we?
Dr. Edgemar: At Rekall.
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Dr. Edgemar: [At Quaid's hotel door] Mr. Quaid?
Douglas Quaid: [Gets up from bed quickly and draws his gun] What?
Dr. Edgemar: I need to talk to you. It's about Mr. Hauser.
Douglas Quaid: Who are you?
Dr. Edgemar: Dr. Edgemar from Rekall.
Douglas Quaid: How did you find me?
Dr. Edgemar: That's a little hard to explain, but could you open the door?
[Quaid opens the door and points his gun at Edgemar]
Dr. Edgemar: I'm not armed.
[Quaid looks behind Edgemar]
Dr. Edgemar: Dont' worry, I'm alone. May I come in...
[Quaid takes Edgemar into his room]
Douglas Quaid: What do you want?
Dr. Edgemar: This might be difficult for you to accept, Mr. Quaid.
Douglas Quaid: I'm listening.
Dr. Edgemar: I'm afraid that you are not really standing here right now.
Douglas Quaid: You know doc, you could've fooled me.
Dr. Edgemar: Quite so. You're not here, and neither am I.
Douglas Quaid: Wow, that's amazing. Where are we?
Dr. Edgemar: At Rekall. You were strapped to an implant chair, and we're monitoring you from a psychic probe console.
Douglas Quaid: Oh, I get it. I'm dreaming, and this is a part of the delightful vacation package your company had sold me.
Dr. Edgemar: Not exactly. You have this dream sequence in your natural memory banks, and you're making this up as you go along.
Douglas Quaid: If this is my dream, then who the hell invited you?
Dr. Edgemar: I was sent in as a security measure. I'm afraid to tell you this Mr. Quaid, but you have suffered a schizoed embelism, we can't snap you out of your fantasy. I was sent here to try to talk you down.
Douglas Quaid: How much is Cohaagan paying you for this?
Dr. Edgemar: Think about it. Your dream began in the middle of the implant procedure, and everything that followed. The chases, the trip to Mars, the suite at the Hilton, was all a part of your holiday and ego trip, you paid to be a secret agent.
Douglas Quaid: Bullshit. It's coincidence.
Dr. Edgemar: What about the girl? Brunette, athletic, sleazy and demure just as you specified, is that a coincidence?
Douglas Quaid: No she's real. I dreamt about her before I even went to Rekall.
Dr. Edgemar: Mr. Quaid, can you hear yourself? She's real because you dreamt her.
