Total Recall Trailer
Total Recall was released August 3rd, 2012 and stars Colin Farrell, Kate Beckinsale, Jessica Biel, Bryan Cranston, Bokeem Woodbine, Bill Nighy, John Cho, Will Yun Lee. The film is directed by Len Wiseman.
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Avrahama
Total Garbage.
1 year agoby @avrahamaFlag
Jean Mailloux
@titanictom Agreed
1 year agoby @jean-maillouxFlag
Mike Howard
oh damn!I loved the original so i really hope it holds up to it.i didnt see any tri-boobed chicks yet,lol
1 year agoby @Mike-Howard-46041890Flag
Titanictom
The same car/Flying car was in Minority Report...A remake in more ways than One...I'll stick with Arnolds version!!!!
1 year agoby @titanictomFlag
Rome84
This looks cool. It looks like a good popcorn movie!!!
1 year agoby @rome84Flag
moviegeek
Looks like a video game. I'm not impressed.
Side not, I noticed the Harold and Kumar guy in here lol.
1 year agoby @moviegeekFlag
John2347
I'll probably end up seeing it just not right away.
1 year agoby @john2347Flag
_L_
like that actor style, always wondered why he disappeared for so long
1 year agoby @L-83417346Flag
Nicholaus XX
@thedude-abides -- Glad we have an understanding. I thought for a second there that people thought I was Mr. Kiss-Ass, lol. But, hey, at least I have one person that I know shares a similar taste and outlook when it comes to film.
1 year agoby @XxNickTheFilmCriticXxFlag
thedude-abides
@XxNickTheFilmCriticXx Lol. Too true.
And don't worry. You have you're own ideas on things. We just share a common outlook on movies (which is nice considering most people on here tend to agree with one another).
1 year agoby @thedude-abidesFlag
Luc Eccles Biron
It needs a 3 boobed woman.
1 year agoby @luc-eccles-bironFlag
Nicholaus XX
@thedude-abides -- Again, I agree. it really depends on how you look at it. They deserve every bit of success they get, but critically speaking, it's a mess. It's pretty sad that most people don't know quality entertainment when they see it, so guys like us get bombarded with shows like Glee, Jersey Shore, 16 and Pregnant, and so on. Along with movies like Transformers, Saw, Paranormal Activity, and tons of remakes and neutered horror movies. But when something like "The Dark Knight" or "Inception" come out, something that actually(somehow) appeals to them, it's the greatest movie ever!
Propaganda is a bitch.
I honestly don't know if people are born with good/great/outstanding taste in cinema, or if they(very few) evolve to understand and differentiate good from bad. Standards play a prime factor in the mix, too. That, along with tolerance and just how critical they are.
Life is extremely odd.
Not to be a "yes man"(I hold that brutally honest trait at times, so I'd like to consider myself more of an honest guy than a "hater" or "yes man", and I think you('ll) see that over the course of me being apart of this site), but I agree. Christoper Nolan has done an amazing job with the sequel(wait for "The Dark Knight Rises" to comment on the trilogy), and I'm glad he's wrapping it up with a conclusion.
1 year agoby @XxNickTheFilmCriticXxFlag
thedude-abides
@XxNickTheFilmCriticXx I tend to face the hype argument by how much success a film achieves (awards, praise from peers, etc.) vs. what the public thinks (fan reaction, box office). I think it's a much easier barometer. The public doesn't know much anyway -- about anything. So why should their knowledge of movies be any different? Everybody's got an opinion; the problem is that most people don't have any perspective.
As for Nolan's films, I can't really comment because you're basing your argument off the fan reaction. Looking at it in that kaleidoscope, I tend to agree with you. But based on the level of success his films have achieved, I think he and his films stand where they should.
My inner circle of movie friends (all extremely knowledgable) and I can't wait for Nolan to be done with Batman. We love what he did with the genre, but it's time for him (and Bale for that matter) to move on to more serious projects. I'm hoping Howard Hughes.
1 year agoby @thedude-abidesFlag
Nicholaus XX
@thedude-abides -- Agreed. But I think nearly every movie directed by Christoper Nolan, along with Batman itself, is overrated. "Memento" is a great movie, but a lot of people tend to put it in their top-ten movies of all-time lists, and the score it has on IMDb is absolutely appalling. The same goes for "Batman Begins", "The Dark Knight", "The Prestige", and "Inception". All of them are great, nearly outstanding movies that people tend to put so much unnecessary hype behind.
As for Batman itself, that's another overrated mention. Not only when it comes to the latest installments, but the video games. It's like Christoper Nolan and Batman are cursed with being over-praised, and when you put them together, you have the most overrated movies of all-time("Inception", "The Dark Knight", and arguably "Memento".
1 year agoby @XxNickTheFilmCriticXxFlag
thedude-abides
@XxNickTheFilmCriticXx Yeah, they hype surrounding any Christopher Nolan movie is going to be stupid. We have Batman to thank for that. He's a top 10 director, but he ain't the best.
To say Inception ain't my favorite movie ever would be no stretch, let's just put it like that. The story is very convoluted, and the direction at times a bit frenetic. Still very original and very enjoyable, however. I give it a 3.0/4.0
1 year agoby @thedude-abidesFlag
Mutant
Most Sci-fi films I do enjoy but there are some I don't care about.
Watch the older films 'Flash Gordan' and so on, they are good but cheesy as well.
1 year agoby @zenderFlag
Jamie807
Why did you cut ties with Cronenberg's Cosmopolis for this Colin Farrell? You had the lead role and would have been excellent portraying it.
1 year agoby @Jamie807Flag
Nicholaus XX
@thedude-abides -- Hard to say. "Inception" had it's moments; the entire sequence near the end(the elevator/bus/mission sequence) were breathtaking, and absolutely stunning. That sequence made the movie for me, and the ending was a nice addition.
I guess the hype sometimes clutters my view on "Inception", even though I think it's a great movie. I found all three movies boring, though. "Inception" was extremely confusing for the first-30 minutes; I was thinking "What the f*ck is going on here?" for that entire duration of the movie. After that, it began to pick up quite nicely.
"Moon" was memorable, for me. I didn't enjoy watching it as nearly as much as I wanted to, but it serves as a great after-thought. Sam Rockwell was astounding in it, and I loved the cinematography and the premise. A very unique, finely made film.
"District 9" was probably the most enjoyable experience, overall. The CGI was outstanding, and so was the acting(arguably). It blended comedy with drama, and was wrapped in a sci-fi layer - brilliant! The transformation was f*cking awesome, and the emotional elements were very effective, and stick with me to this very day. The whole movie was - without a doubt - brilliant, and very original.
1 year agoby @XxNickTheFilmCriticXxFlag
thedude-abides
@XxNickTheFilmCriticXx I'm guessing you like those more than Inception?
1 year agoby @thedude-abidesFlag
Nicholaus XX
@thedude-abides -- Both of those sound awesome. But it's going to be really tough for them to surpass "District 9" and "Moon", in my opinion.
1 year agoby @XxNickTheFilmCriticXxFlag
thedude-abides
@XxNickTheFilmCriticXx District 9 was great; Moon was just okay, but not bad by any means.
The Europa Report stars Sharlito Copley (District 9), and is about a mission to Europa, one of Jupiter's many moons, in search of intelligent life.
Looper comes out September 28th. It stars Joseph Gordon Levitt and Bruce Willis and is directed by Rian Johnson (probably the best known unknown director out there). It's a science fiction/action film where victims of time traveling hit men are targeted and sent back through time to be disposed of.
The premise of the film revolves around JGL discovering that his next target is a future version of himself -- played by Bruce Willis. I've been on record as saying it'll be this year's version of Drive in that it'll be the breakout role JGL's long been waiting for, and it'll be the film that launches Rian Johnson into the realm of directorial superstardom, a la Ryan Gosling and Winding Refn in 2011.
1 year agoby @thedude-abidesFlag
Nicholaus XX
@dan1 -- I knew I was forgetting something.
@thedude-abides -- Looper? I can't wait for Elysium, but I haven't heard of The Europa Report or Looper. What are the premises? I'll take you thought "Moon" and "District 9" were alright movies, nothing more, nothing less?
1 year agoby @XxNickTheFilmCriticXxFlag
Robbie Williams II
Total Recall was never one of my favorite Arnold movies,but this so far this remake looks great, we will see
1 year agoby @Robbie-Williams-IIFlag
thedude-abides
@dan1 I agree.
@XxNickTheFilmCriticXx I still think Looper will be better than all those films u just mentioned. We're also getting Elysium and The Europa Report next year, which look great as well :)
1 year agoby @thedude-abidesFlag
Dan
@XxNickTheFilmCriticXx Inception was a good sci-fi movie from recent times, too.
1 year agoby @dan1Flag
Nicholaus XX
@zender -- You said haters, which could constitute as people that don't think this will wind up being a good movie. I haven't seen the original, and it's not the idea of a remake that is giving me the motive to dismiss the movie entirely. I thought the first 30 seconds - 1 minute of the trailer were alright, but I don't think it will wind up being anything worth while.
"Moon" and "District 9" were the only Sci-Fi movies that managed to impress within the last few years. Besides those two, Sci-Fi movies haven't been so kind to us lately. Let's hope "Prometheus" will be everything it has shown itself to be(and more). This may become a surprisingly good movie, or even a guilty pleasure, at that.
One can only hope.
1 year agoby @XxNickTheFilmCriticXxFlag
Mutant
I didn't mean you, other people will hate the idea of a remake but I will like it. It has a different look than Arnolds which is a good thing.
1 year agoby @zenderFlag
Nicholaus XX
@zender -- Of course I'm going to see it! Doesn't mean I'm going to like it, you know? It looks super-average, about as average as "In Time", and I really didn't like that movie.
1 year agoby @XxNickTheFilmCriticXxFlag
Fade87
Sold. I will be there to see this one
1 year agoby @fade87Flag
Ghostman
@bawnian-dexeus Yes, really, makes me sound bad ass.
1 year agoby @ghostmanFlag