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Actors For Total Recall
Colin Farrell,Kate Beckinsale,Jessica Biel,Bryan Cranston,Bokeem Woodbine,Bill Nighy,John Cho,Will Yun Lee,Milton Barnes,James McGowan,Natalie Lisinska,Michael Therriault,Stephen MacDonald,Mishael Morgan,Linlyn Lue,Dylan Scott Smith,Andrew Moodie,Kaitlyn Leeb,Leo Guiyab,Nykeem Provo
Genres Total Recall : Action & Adventure,Science Fiction & Fantasy
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'Total Recall' is Hollywood at its worst: pointless, witless, and so very unnecessary. Tom Huddleston-Time Out "Total Recall" is a toned-down, smoothed-out version of an amped-up, bug-eyed classic. Rafer Guzman-Newsday This is a taut, serviceable sci-fi thriller with a couple of neat visual ideas, and if you're not familiar with either the Schwarzenegger version or the original story, the brain-bending twists alone will take you a reasonably long way. Dana Stevens-Slate Casting and visuals are an upgrade, but we get far too many action sequences and not enough of the mind games. Richard Roeper-Richard Roeper.com I was no particular fan of the first Total Recall, but I confess that this flat, by-the-numbers remake made me a tad nostalgic for its bombastic preposterousness. Christopher Orr-The Atlantic Whatever tug Total Recall has on the imagination comes from the vague sense we've seen it all before. And seen it better: from Christopher Nolan's Inception to Ridley Scott's Blade Runner. Lisa Kennedy-Denver Post More or less serviceable action thriller with some nice ideas for visual set pieces, but did it really have to be as long as it is? Catherine Bray-Film4 Messing with memories is how you forget that a better version of Total Recall happened 22 years ago. Tom Glasson-Concrete Playground If there had never been an 'original' Total Recall, the reaction to Wiseman's version would surely have been a lot less frosty. Because in and of itself, it's a decent enough sci-fi action flick - severely flawed, but a lot of fun. Dave Golder-SFX Magazine Visually, the 2012 remake is better than the original, with interesting set and background designs, decent enough futuristic vehicles, and superb special effects. The plot is another story. James Plath-Movie Metropolis This chance to update the original Total Recall merely becomes a missed opportunity, with the filmmakers opting to make a special effects extravaganza that largely ignores the story instead. Jeff Beck-We Got This Covered Like Farrell, we're left guessing as to whether what's going on is fantasy or reality. Phil Villarreal-OK! Magazine Wiseman makes mildly pretty films, full of blues and grays and lens flares, but they're the definition of bland. Rob Gonsalves-eFilmCritic.com [D]irector Len Underworld Wiseman's least hacktackular movie yet, which isn't to say that it's quality entertainment, but it is some solid B-grade processed-cheese-product movie junk food. MaryAnn Johanson-Flick Filosopher While far from terrible, this retread forgoes any qualities to justify its existence in the first place. It will be justly forgotten before long. Rob Humanick-Projection Booth A remake that's well-worth missing. Jason Buchanan-TV Guide's Movie Guide This new version of Total Recall is the cinematic equivalent of a vibrator: it is whirling, sleek, shiny and utterly artificial, yet it gets you where you need to go. Adam Ross-The Aristocrat A bright and shiny slice of blockbuster sci-fi that's so dazzling it makes tender love to your retinas but so underwhelming it practically wipes itself from your memory the instant it's over. Ali Gray-TheShiznit.co.uk Delivers a serviceable piece of updated movie product. Bruce Bennett-Spectrum (St. George, Utah) Enough visual spectacle to make viewers wish they had three eyeballs but thin characters and a convoluted story ultimately undermine Wiseman's successes. Ben Kendrick-ScreenRant Total Recall is it's own beast - one that needs to be caged off and held at arm's length. It is a mess, a wasteful rethink that was never needed and lousy movie at worst. Patrick Kolan-Shotgun Critic "Total Recall" is a totally unnecessary remake of a moderately amusing sci-fi thriller from 1990. The 2012 version starring Colin Farrell is about as memorable as yesterday's lunch. Paul Chambers-Movie Chambers Engaging visual effects don't make up for a banal script and paper-thin characters. Wesley Lovell-Cinema Sight Total Recall is nothing more than a lazy, dull, soulless studio effort wrapped up in an enticing sci-fi landscape. Jonathan Lack-We Got This Covered What we end up with is a forgettable, monotonous reimagining that was wholly unnecessary. Jeff Beck-Examiner.com A sci-fi action movie that wears its influences loudly, what Total Recall lacks in originality it makes up in its brooding tech-world action noir spectacle. Matthew Pejkovic-Matt's Movie Reviews