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# Total Recall (1990)

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## Description

The year is 2084 A.D. On Earth, Doug Quaid is being haunted by recurring dreams of another life - and a mysterious woman - on the red planet. Without warning, Quaid's world suddenly begins to crumble around him, a world in which everything he knows may be a fabrication. Now he must travel to Mars to confront the mystery.

Review: A Classic Masterpiece Remastered in Stunning 4K - Total Recall (30th Anniversary) in 4K UHD is a true gem for any fan of sci-fi action films. Here's why I highly recommend this edition: Visual Spectacle: The 4K remastering of Total Recall elevates the viewing experience to a whole new level. The stunning clarity and vibrant colors bring out every detail of the intricate sets and special effects, making every scene visually captivating. Enhanced Audio: The immersive audio quality further enhances the viewing experience, with crisp sound effects and dynamic surround sound that truly draws you into the action-packed world of the film. Iconic Performances: Arnold Schwarzenegger delivers one of his most memorable performances as Douglas Quaid, while the supporting cast, including Sharon Stone and Michael Ironside, excel in their roles, bringing depth and authenticity to the characters. Bonus Features: This edition comes loaded with bonus features, including behind-the-scenes documentaries, interviews with the cast and crew, and commentary tracks, providing fascinating insights into the making of the film. Overall, Total Recall (30th Anniversary) in 4K UHD is a must-have for fans of the genre. Whether you're revisiting this classic or experiencing it for the first time, the stunning visuals, immersive audio, and bonus features make it a worthy addition to any movie collection.
Review: DVD Extras List - A Favorite Movie, in Spite of the Last Bugging Eyes-Out Scene! - We originally had this movie on VHS, and I had to break down and buy a replacement DVD. This is a favorite movie in our house. The only thing that might have kept it from being 5 stars is the scene near the end where Quaid and Malina are blown outside while the alien machine starts working. Their eyes bug out, their heads swell up, veins pop. And then when the oxygen is made, they both go back to normal with no damage. Even young kids know it's silly. However, I so like the movie, the theme of fighting against a despotic overlord, the theme of just what is reality, and the just general action-packed story, that I can overlook that doofus ending. And I wasn't bothered by any special effects either, I thought most of them were really top-notch. Heck, I'm a fan of Classic Doctor Who and if you want to see cheesy special effects you need go no further than that. Some of the "Total Recall" special effects are fabulous and the Mars-scape, all modeling, is supurb. The taxi "driver" might not have turned out the way they wanted it to, but I think it's hilarious. Here's the extras on this DVD: 1. "Imagining Total Recall". A great documentary with interview clips of Ron Shusett (co-screenwriter), Paul Verhueven (director), Arnold Schwarzenegger (played Quaid), William Sandell (production design), Frank Urioste (editor), Eric Brevig (visual effects supervisor), Rachel Ticotin (played Melina, interview from 1989), Sharon Stone (played Lori, interview from 1989), Tim McGovern (special visual effects), Rob Bottin (special make-up & effects, interview from 1989), Jerry Goldsmith (composer) and Gary Goldman (co-screenwriter). 2. Rekall Virtual Vacations. This is just three stills with moving clouds, etc., of three different scenes. 3. "Visions of Mars" Interview with Dan McCleese, Chief Scientist, Mars Program, Jet Propulsion Laboratories. 4. Storyboarding Comparisons 5. Conceptual Art Gallery 6. Theatrical Trailer & TV Spots 7. Photo Gallery 8. Production Notes 9. Cast & Crew Information I much enjoyed "Imaging Total Recall". Ron Shusett explains how he optioned the story in 1974, long before Philip K. Dick was well-known. The 1st line of the story is: "He awoke - and wanted Mars." Just how the movie starts! The writers did an excellent job of expanding that 23-page story into a full-length movie. In the original story, Quaid was a Dagwood Bumstead timid accountant type, but Arnold Schwarzenegger really wanted to play in the movie. When you add Verhueven, known for more violent action films, Arnold makes a lot more sense. The movie's outside scenes were filmed in Mexico City, Mexico, and the smog was so bad that they actually had to play scenes keeping it in mind. You just couldn't run very far in the foul air. "Total Recall" won a "Special Achievement Academy Award" for it's visual effects, so this movie was at the forefront of what could be done in 2000-2001. Happy Reader

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Contributor | Arnold Schwarzenegger, Michael Ironside, Paul Verhoeven, Rachel Ticotin, Ronny Cox, Sharon Stone |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 4,037 Reviews |
| Format | Closed-captioned, Color, Multiple Formats, NTSC, Special Edition, Widescreen |
| Genre | Sci-Fi |
| Initial release date | 1990-06-01 |
| Language | English |

## Product Details

- **Contributor:** Arnold Schwarzenegger, Michael Ironside, Paul Verhoeven, Rachel Ticotin, Ronny Cox, Sharon Stone
- **Format:** Closed-captioned, Color, Multiple Formats, NTSC, Special Edition, Widescreen
- **Genre:** Sci-Fi
- **Initial release date:** 1990-06-01
- **Language:** English

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Classic Masterpiece Remastered in Stunning 4K
*by B***S on June 2, 2024*

Total Recall (30th Anniversary) in 4K UHD is a true gem for any fan of sci-fi action films. Here's why I highly recommend this edition: Visual Spectacle: The 4K remastering of Total Recall elevates the viewing experience to a whole new level. The stunning clarity and vibrant colors bring out every detail of the intricate sets and special effects, making every scene visually captivating. Enhanced Audio: The immersive audio quality further enhances the viewing experience, with crisp sound effects and dynamic surround sound that truly draws you into the action-packed world of the film. Iconic Performances: Arnold Schwarzenegger delivers one of his most memorable performances as Douglas Quaid, while the supporting cast, including Sharon Stone and Michael Ironside, excel in their roles, bringing depth and authenticity to the characters. Bonus Features: This edition comes loaded with bonus features, including behind-the-scenes documentaries, interviews with the cast and crew, and commentary tracks, providing fascinating insights into the making of the film. Overall, Total Recall (30th Anniversary) in 4K UHD is a must-have for fans of the genre. Whether you're revisiting this classic or experiencing it for the first time, the stunning visuals, immersive audio, and bonus features make it a worthy addition to any movie collection.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ DVD Extras List - A Favorite Movie, in Spite of the Last Bugging Eyes-Out Scene!
*by H***R on May 22, 2012*

We originally had this movie on VHS, and I had to break down and buy a replacement DVD. This is a favorite movie in our house. The only thing that might have kept it from being 5 stars is the scene near the end where Quaid and Malina are blown outside while the alien machine starts working. Their eyes bug out, their heads swell up, veins pop. And then when the oxygen is made, they both go back to normal with no damage. Even young kids know it's silly. However, I so like the movie, the theme of fighting against a despotic overlord, the theme of just what is reality, and the just general action-packed story, that I can overlook that doofus ending. And I wasn't bothered by any special effects either, I thought most of them were really top-notch. Heck, I'm a fan of Classic Doctor Who and if you want to see cheesy special effects you need go no further than that. Some of the "Total Recall" special effects are fabulous and the Mars-scape, all modeling, is supurb. The taxi "driver" might not have turned out the way they wanted it to, but I think it's hilarious. Here's the extras on this DVD: 1. "Imagining Total Recall". A great documentary with interview clips of Ron Shusett (co-screenwriter), Paul Verhueven (director), Arnold Schwarzenegger (played Quaid), William Sandell (production design), Frank Urioste (editor), Eric Brevig (visual effects supervisor), Rachel Ticotin (played Melina, interview from 1989), Sharon Stone (played Lori, interview from 1989), Tim McGovern (special visual effects), Rob Bottin (special make-up & effects, interview from 1989), Jerry Goldsmith (composer) and Gary Goldman (co-screenwriter). 2. Rekall Virtual Vacations. This is just three stills with moving clouds, etc., of three different scenes. 3. "Visions of Mars" Interview with Dan McCleese, Chief Scientist, Mars Program, Jet Propulsion Laboratories. 4. Storyboarding Comparisons 5. Conceptual Art Gallery 6. Theatrical Trailer & TV Spots 7. Photo Gallery 8. Production Notes 9. Cast & Crew Information I much enjoyed "Imaging Total Recall". Ron Shusett explains how he optioned the story in 1974, long before Philip K. Dick was well-known. The 1st line of the story is: "He awoke - and wanted Mars." Just how the movie starts! The writers did an excellent job of expanding that 23-page story into a full-length movie. In the original story, Quaid was a Dagwood Bumstead timid accountant type, but Arnold Schwarzenegger really wanted to play in the movie. When you add Verhueven, known for more violent action films, Arnold makes a lot more sense. The movie's outside scenes were filmed in Mexico City, Mexico, and the smog was so bad that they actually had to play scenes keeping it in mind. You just couldn't run very far in the foul air. "Total Recall" won a "Special Achievement Academy Award" for it's visual effects, so this movie was at the forefront of what could be done in 2000-2001. Happy Reader

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good sci-fi
*by R***T on September 30, 2025*

This is the original and probably the better of the 2 movies with this title. The 2nd movie is a good watch Colin Farrell and Kate Beckinsale. But the first with Arnold and Sharon Stone is my favorite. It is a great sci fi flick. Arnold is hypnotized.to believe that he is a day laborer. He goes to a company that can insert a vacation memory into your brain, but before they can do this he freaks out and discovers that his current life is fake. He has to fight his way to Mars and there he has his hands full fighting the opposition.

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