Arnold Schwarzenegger, David Knell, Dean Norris
Set in the year 2084, a man goes to Mars via a memory implant and discovers the truth about himself.
DVD Release Date: August 29, 2000
Stats: 8,211 reviews
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September 15, 2009
Fast becoming a classic, Total Recall is a guilty pleasure. It's very loosely based on a Philip K. Dick short but not enough so as to upset hard core fans. It's a bizarre and cheesy action film but most importantly, it's fun. Michael Ironside looses another limb too, surprise sur...( read more)
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June 14, 2009
i hadnt seen the film in more than 10 years, and after a rewatch last night it has upgraded slightly in my mind but i was reminded of why i hated the ending so much. overall an interesting story but a little to outside of the realm of possibility at the end with the whole blue s...( read more)
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June 13, 2009
Not quite as good as I remember this being and seems a much older film than 1990.
The plot of the film is futuristic and full of fun and adventure. Arnie has no doubt ever been a great Actor, but he does have character in these kind of films and of course in general it does w...( read more) -
May 7, 2009
Again Arnie slaughters all that oppose him in this awesome sci fi action romp. The effects are alittle dated now (plenty of sets) but it still packs a huge punch. There are some truely amazing amounts of blood n gore in this movie and Michael Ironside dies in a very memorable way...( read more)
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October 29, 2009
Cool science fiction. A seemingly average construction worker suddenly finds himself in the middle of a sinister, if not also a bit sexy, Mars conspiracy.
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