@@sacredf8 Ya. MCU could learn a thing or two from that guy. When he puts comedy in his action it doesn't drain away the drama or grittiness of the movie. When MCU does it, everything stops as though you're supposed to laugh at it.
@@sacredf8 Exactly. True comedy even in a genre that has some comedy or no comedy, is all about timing, execution and above all else surprise. We were shocked when Kinney got killed by ED-209, but we laughed because it kept firing on him even though he was dead. Whereas these bozos at MCU have it backwards, they think we have to see it coming so that we have their permission to laugh.
@@Shanethefilmmaker Yeah a lot of movies these days really lack the sophistication that the 80's and 90's movies had. The MCU movies are decent, but the comedy is so forced to the audience.
Had the chance to meet him (he is my Friend's uncle) and go out to dinner and chat in a group setting after a screening for total recall at the Music Box Theater in Chicago. What an awesome guy. He goes above and beyond with his storytelling abilities and is very kind to his fans. An absolute pleasure to be around.
There's debates over whether Total Recall was just an implanted dream from Quaid gone wild - all the scenes from Richter's perspective disprove that point. With dreams, you don't have characters outside your awareness having inner conflicts, arguments, a backstory of their own. Quaid was never even aware that his wife "Lori" was actually Richter's lover, let alone Richter being just some goon chasing his tail. So in a sense, Total Recall becomes the story of Quaid.. waking up from the facade of normality, to reveal much more is going on than it seems.
I think you are right, if it was like a dream. But if it's an implanted story, with its own history of Martians and mutants, then it may well have perspectives apart from Quaid's, to add depth, history, background and motivations to the implanted story. E.g. cutscenes in some video games.
I have had dreams where I fall asleep in the dream, and then go into another dream. In some dreams, I have been an observer of another "character's" life unfolding, so your theory is very interesting, but at the same time Quaid's Recall dream may have had more depth to it with all of the other scenes of other characters taking place. The next thing I wonder about are all of the other people you see in your dreams, the extras in the crowds, and the faces of people you interact with, but you don't know. Does your mind create all of these distinct faces or do they all actually exist in real life and somehow are also "dialed-in" to the same dream scene, and your existence in the dream is only about your perspective of observing what is happening?
+Vincent Thompson Yeah that must have been one of the stupidest decisions. The original movie kicked so much ass. I've seen it several times and still enjoy it every single time. I did not see the remake from 2015 and will never do, because that would be a WASTE OF TIME! I can't believe they even came up with such stupid idea! Who would replace Arnold?! I mean in the 80s and 90s Arnold was at his best, such as in this movie. This movie is a classic. Apparently the remake from 2015 didn't do so well! I'm sure it went minus big time! Which would not come as a surprise.
The problem with remakes is they're supposed to "up the anty". If your going to make a remake, make it bloodier, more vulgar, and more well written than the original. The remake we got had none of those things. It was very forgettable. I watched it and couldn't tell you today what it was about. But I remember all the characters and story from the original movie because it was so over the top vulgar and violent AND well written that it is burned into my memory forever. You never found out if Quaid was in the dream state or if it was real which is a great storytelling cliff hangar. Don't think another movie was able to do that until Inception came out.
Conversation between two people on Earth and Mars is impossible due to the speed of light the planets are so far about that a radio signal would take around 3 minutes to reach it's destination and another 3 minutes to return.
It would be 3 minutes one way if Earth and Mars were at their closest approach. If they were as far away as possible (on opposite sides of the sun and both near alphelion) a radio signal would take 22 minutes one way.
Michael Ironside is so awesome! Ever since I saw him in Scanners, I loved his acting ever since. This scene makes me laugh so hard. One thing I love about Michael Ironside though is his voice, it's the sexiest thing ever, I swear!
For a guy that he wants alive so badly he sure is making a serious attempt to kill him. That's the biggest plot hole. As for the 'hated every minute of it' line, I think that it was the best line of the year.
@@alexl.4362 , considering the distance from Earth to Mars at the moment = d/v = (175.2x10^6 km)/(300x10^3 km/s) = 584 seconds = 9.73 minutes. But I can take anything from 5 to 20 minutes, depending on how far Mars is.
(Richter and Helm 🚶 walk on to the 🚗 car; Richter put his 🔫 gun in his back holster) Richter: (talks to Helm) I want that f**ker dead. Helm: (👄 talking to Richter) I don't blame ya, 👨 man. I wouldn't want a 👦 guy 👎 like Quaid porkin' my old 👩 lady. Richter: You saying she 👍 likes it? Helm: 👎 No. I'm sure she hated any minute of it. (Richter and Helm gets in the 🚗 car) 🚗 📻 Car Radio: 6-Beta-9, 6-Beta-9, we have a live transmission for Mr. Cohaggen. (🚗 📻 📱 Car radio phone 💍 ringing; Richter presses the button) Richter: (talks to Man Dispatcher) Richter here. Patch it through. 👨 Man Dispatcher: You're on, Mr. Cohaggen. (Cohaggen is on the line) Cohaggen: (👄 talking to Richter) What the f**k is going on down there? Richter: (talks to Cohaggen) I try to neutralize the treaty, sir. Cohaggen: If I wanted him dead, you moron, I wouldn't have dumped him on 🌎 Earth. Richter: We can't let him 🏃 run around. He knows too much. (Cohaggen has a disgraceful look) Cohaggen: Lori says he can't remember jacks**t. Richter: That's an hour. In an hour, he can have total recall. Cohaggen: 🎶 Listen to me, Richter. I want Quaid delivered alive for reimplantation. Have you got that? I want back in place with Lori. Did you 👂 hear me?! (Richter touch button switch) Richter: What was that, sir? I couldn't 👂 hear you. Cohaggen: Richter, what are you doing?!? (Helm locating Quaid on 🐛 bug screen; Helm taps Richter's shoulder) Helm: (talks to Richter) I got Quaid again. (Richter continues 👄 talking to Cohaggen) Richter: Switching to another channel, sir. I've got 🌞 sunspots. (Helm 😅 laughs) Cohaggen: (👄 talking to 👨 Man Dispatcher) 📞 Call him back! (Loud) 📞 Call Him Back! Richter: (talks to Cohaggen) I'm losing you. (Hangs ☝ up; back to Helm) Where is he? Helm: Second Level, Galleria. Richter: We should have kill Quaid on Mars. (Richter and Helm takes off)
If the boss was someone like Lambert it'll be more like "What the hell was that?! We only had one chance at solid intelligence and you fouled it up. The mission's over. God help us, this might mean hell on Mars. The mission's OVER!".
Esta escena tiene un fallo.En el momento en que Richter(Michael Ironside)se acerca al coche,entra por el lado derecho y al cabo de pocos segundos se le vé sentado en el asiento del mismo coche.
As another commenter noted a conversation like this between a person on Earth and one on Mars would be impossible due to the finite speed of light. Even if Earth and Mars were at their closest approach a radio signal would take 3 minutes for a one way trip. If Earth and Mars were at their farthest separation a radio signal would take 22 minutes for a one way trip. So Cohagen would have had to wait from 6 minutes to 44 minutes for a reply from Richter (depending on the distance between Earth and Mars at the time).
+WESKER terminator Thank you! Actually I also searched for his name and found it earlier! I've seen this movie several times. Yet I like it every time I watch it! Last time I saw it was a few weeks ago, hence my question about this actor's name! I guess everytime I watch it I learn and discover new things! Thanks!
The character’s name is Helm. Searched it up on the Villains Wiki. Compared to the “pawns” in movie and tv history, Helm seems to have good points throughout the film, like stopping Richter from cracking the dome and killing everyone in Mars.
Clarence Boddicker I want that cops dead. Leon Nash I don't blame you. I wouldn't want Anderson Cotton And The Spoke Girl porking my old lady. Clarence Boddicker- You saying she likes it? Leon Nash- No, I'm sure she hated every minute. Of It Six beta nine, we have a live transmission from Mr.Matiland. Clarence Boddicker- Clarence here. - Patch it through. Victor Matiland - What the heck is going on down there?! Clarence Boddicker- I'm trying to neutralize a traitor. Victor Matiland If I wanted them dead, you moron, I wouldn't have dumped them on Earth. Clarence Boddicker No. He knows too much. Victor Matiland Trevor says he can't remember anything Clarence Boddicker In an hour they could have total recall. Victor Matiland Listen to me, Clarence I want Anderson Or Foley Cotton And The Spoke Girl delivered alive for re-implantation. Have you got that? I want them back in place with Trevor Did you hear me? Clarence Boddicker What was that, sir? I couldn't hear you. Leon Nash I got Anderson Cotton And The Spoke Girl again. Clarence Boddicker Switching to another channel. I've got sunspots. Victor Matiland - Call him back! Clarence Boddicker- I'm losing you. - Where is he? Leon Nash- Second level, Sandcastle Oceanfront Resort Clarence Boddicker We should've killed Anderson Cotton And The Spoke Girl on Elm Street
You know, Kurtwood Smith who played Clarence Boddicker nearly played Richter in this, he passed on it feeling it was too similar to his last role so Michael Ironside got it
Sad seeing Ironside reduced to being fodder for Arnie to humiliate when he's a much better actor and was going from strength to strength already cutting his chops as the bad guy then becoming good as a hero in V.
I SEE MICHAEL IRONSIDE IN HIGHLANDER 2 AND ANOTHERS B MOVIES BAT VOU BEST PERFOMANCE IS TOTAL RECALL ANDA STARSHIP TROOPERS THE BOLT DIRECTED FOR PAUL VERHOVEN
Mr C, “What the fuck is going down on there?” Richter, “I’m trying to neutralize a traitor sir.” Mr. C, “If I wanted him dead you moron, I wouldn’t have dumped him on earth.” Richter, “That’s now, in a hour he could have total recall.” Mr. C, “Listen to me Richter, I want Quaid back for reimplementation. Have you got that? I want him back in place with Lori. Did you hear me?” Richter, “What was that sir? I couldn’t hear you.”
Me: I want that idiot virus gone! My friend: I don’t blame you, dude. I wouldn’t want some idiot like that virus delaying my favorite movies. Me: You saying everyone likes it? My friend: No, I’m sure they loathe every second of it.
He explains it later in the film but if you want a spoiler here it is Cohagen and Hauser are best of friends and they created a plan a year in the making to have Hauser's memory voluntarily erased to become Douglas Quaid and to be married on earth to eventually become activated and become friends with the resistance and melina on Mars to get to kuato to stop them from reaching the reactor Room to turn on the machine that makes air for the entire planet of Mars, quiads dreams of a melina and mars got him Intrigued he goes to rekall the memory implant facility and chooses the secret agent option but something goes wrong and hausers memories surface and they knock him out and do a shitty job of erasing his memories of rekall and because of this thats why his wife lori and his friend harry and Richter are trying to kill him thats why cohagan wants him back for "reimplantation" to make it go smoother
The remake was gay gay gay. They didn’t even have richter. Then again this movie should never be remade along with many other old movies of this era. Why fox what was never broken? No mars. No Arnold. No ironside. No extreme violence. Blasphemy.
The only blip in Total Recall 1990 is Phil Donahue playing Richter's buddy cop. He was pretty lame. Seemed out of place. Good move by him to quit acting and marry Connie Chung.
Helm is hilarious in this movie, he gets a bad death, sadly they don't show it in the final version, originally before the violence was cut down he gets disemboweled by the little hooker, and Richter's death is more brutal, but apparently the footage is lost or misplaced, so I guess we'll never see, I believe there's some old pictures of a few of the scenes in a fangoria magazine
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What made that scene funnier is everything despite it being an action movie, had sort of an office humor tone.
It's because of Paul Verhoeven's sense of humour. He still manages to make a brutal action movie and still include some great comedy as well.
@@sacredf8 Ya. MCU could learn a thing or two from that guy. When he puts comedy in his action it doesn't drain away the drama or grittiness of the movie. When MCU does it, everything stops as though you're supposed to laugh at it.
@@Shanethefilmmaker I agree, it's almost like they're trying to say "Look! We made a funny joke! Laugh! Ha! Ha!"
@@sacredf8 Exactly. True comedy even in a genre that has some comedy or no comedy, is all about timing, execution and above all else surprise. We were shocked when Kinney got killed by ED-209, but we laughed because it kept firing on him even though he was dead. Whereas these bozos at MCU have it backwards, they think we have to see it coming so that we have their permission to laugh.
@@Shanethefilmmaker Yeah a lot of movies these days really lack the sophistication that the 80's and 90's movies had. The MCU movies are decent, but the comedy is so forced to the audience.
Michael Ironside is one great and brilliant actor. I’ve always liked him.
Had the chance to meet him (he is my Friend's uncle) and go out to dinner and chat in a group setting after a screening for total recall at the Music Box Theater in Chicago. What an awesome guy. He goes above and beyond with his storytelling abilities and is very kind to his fans. An absolute pleasure to be around.
He was in V where he played Ham Tyler, a total badass
Brett Kulsavage he seems like a nice person
Ed Harris is the only villain who was better than Michael Ironside
Sam Fisher
“No, I’m sure she hated every minute of it.” Mike was my father in law. We miss you mike.
His delivery of that line was perfect!
Lol I had to look this up because I thought you were bullshitting but I guess you’re telling the truth hey? That’s awesome
mike says im home again!
He was awesome in the movie, delivered this line as a boss!
Others have said that but it bears repeating. Mike nailed that line, and that role. RIP.
I'm sure she hated every minute of it
You’re saying *HE* liked it?
@@MoskHotel He hated it as much as she did
Nah she hated every hour of it
131313manbearpig brilliantly played by actor Michael Campbell.
That was the best line ever 🤣🤣🤣
'What the fuck is going on down there?' Hahahahaha! Love the way Cohagen is off camera, and then gets really close to it. Class
0:46 when you are sick of hearing your boss nagging you over the phone.
"What was that sir? ,I couldn't hear you.
"Richter what are you doing?"
I'm switching to another channel Sir, I'm getting sunspot lol"!
There's debates over whether Total Recall was just an implanted dream from Quaid gone wild - all the scenes from Richter's perspective disprove that point. With dreams, you don't have characters outside your awareness having inner conflicts, arguments, a backstory of their own. Quaid was never even aware that his wife "Lori" was actually Richter's lover, let alone Richter being just some goon chasing his tail.
So in a sense, Total Recall becomes the story of Quaid.. waking up from the facade of normality, to reveal much more is going on than it seems.
I think you are right, if it was like a dream. But if it's an implanted story, with its own history of Martians and mutants, then it may well have perspectives apart from Quaid's, to add depth, history, background and motivations to the implanted story. E.g. cutscenes in some video games.
I have had dreams where I fall asleep in the dream, and then go into another dream. In some dreams, I have been an observer of another "character's" life unfolding, so your theory is very interesting, but at the same time Quaid's Recall dream may have had more depth to it with all of the other scenes of other characters taking place.
The next thing I wonder about are all of the other people you see in your dreams, the extras in the crowds, and the faces of people you interact with, but you don't know. Does your mind create all of these distinct faces or do they all actually exist in real life and somehow are also "dialed-in" to the same dream scene, and your existence in the dream is only about your perspective of observing what is happening?
This movie is virtually flawless in every way and yet they had the nerve to remake it? Hollywood is either blind or stupid...or both!
+Vincent Thompson Yeah that must have been one of the stupidest decisions. The original movie kicked so much ass. I've seen it several times and still enjoy it every single time. I did not see the remake from 2015 and will never do, because that would be a WASTE OF TIME! I can't believe they even came up with such stupid idea! Who would replace Arnold?! I mean in the 80s and 90s Arnold was at his best, such as in this movie. This movie is a classic.
Apparently the remake from 2015 didn't do so well! I'm sure it went minus big time! Which would not come as a surprise.
+sarkaniemi the only good thing about the remake was kate beckinsale
twoooo weeeeeks
The problem with remakes is they're supposed to "up the anty". If your going to make a remake, make it bloodier, more vulgar, and more well written than the original. The remake we got had none of those things. It was very forgettable. I watched it and couldn't tell you today what it was about. But I remember all the characters and story from the original movie because it was so over the top vulgar and violent AND well written that it is burned into my memory forever. You never found out if Quaid was in the dream state or if it was real which is a great storytelling cliff hangar. Don't think another movie was able to do that until Inception came out.
Hollywood is stupid and greedy
This clip definitely shows that Cohagen and Richter have two totally different agendas.
Which are what.
michael ironside has had a great career but he's still underrated
He’s Sam Fisher
See you at the party richter!🍖🥩
"I'v got sun spot!"
The worst week in Richter’s life. May he rest in peace
0:19 me and my friends quote this line all the time
This is the BEST Arnold movie!
Pretty close with the first two Terminator films, 1990-91 was his Apex Mountain.
Don’t forget Predator
@@andrewburgemeister6684 total recall is better than terminator 2
Best Darkseid Actor Ever IMO!
Did you get the chance to hear Ray Porter?
Conversation between two people on Earth and Mars is impossible due to the speed of light the planets are so far about that a radio signal would take around 3 minutes to reach it's destination and another 3 minutes to return.
Not 3 minutes, but enough of a delay that a conversation like this could not happen.
It would be 3 minutes one way if Earth and Mars were at their closest approach. If they were as far away as possible (on opposite sides of the sun and both near alphelion) a radio signal would take 22 minutes one way.
A wizard did it.
..best line to use when u want to hang up on someone: "..what was that? ..i've got sunspots!.. i'm losing you.."🤣
DID YOU HEAR ME?!
0:33, He said the title of the movie, lets roll the credits
Ray Sipe Richter had more screen time than Cohaagen. Michael Ironside plays awesome villains.
We have a title
Helm is hilarious I wish he had more scenes and of course Richter is great, a well fleshed out henchman who I can honestly feel some sympathy for
Back before Michael Ironside voiced Sam Fisher in the Splinter Cell games.
An darksied.
Back when he was only known as the guy that made the other guy's head explode.
Honestly, If Cohagen suspected his subordinate wasn't following orders he should have capped him as soon as he returned to Mars.
I’m losing you… love that deadpan delivery.
Why does the car has a double video conference screens?
Richter, awesome villain!
Michael Ironside is so awesome! Ever since I saw him in Scanners, I loved his acting ever since. This scene makes me laugh so hard. One thing I love about Michael Ironside though is his voice, it's the sexiest thing ever, I swear!
You saying she likes it? Noooo I'm sure she hated every minute of it lmfao
LoooooooL
Ya Know??
For a guy that he wants alive so badly he sure is making a serious attempt to kill him. That's the biggest plot hole. As for the 'hated every minute of it' line, I think that it was the best line of the year.
A transmission from Mars to Earth would probably take 5 to 20 minutes. It wouldn’t be instant like in this scene.
@oldskoolheretic the im losing you part is hilarious. he says it so sincere and then goes right back to the other guy lmao
Richter is not happy......
NOT HAPPY AT ALL!!!!!
0:34 Peter Griffin: “Ah! He said it!”
Roll Credits!
I love Michael ironside in extreme prejudice awesome film as well
Lambert, lambert im losing you
His name is Michael Ironside.
All I hear is Sam Fisher, and can’t picture him as anyone else.
Mr Razcheck?
That Prius kicks ass.
The problem: it takes 20 minutes for a signal to reach Mars and another 20 minutes to receive a reply.
Wow, faster than light communication. No delay between Earth and Mars.
Indeed, if Mars was at its closest point to Earth it would take three minutes to send a message.
"sun spots"
Ironside is the man.
Not physically possible to talk to someone on Mars in real time. The signal would take over 3 minutes to reach Earth.
What is the math equation behind this?
@@alexl.4362 , considering the distance from Earth to Mars at the moment = d/v = (175.2x10^6 km)/(300x10^3 km/s) = 584 seconds = 9.73 minutes. But I can take anything from 5 to 20 minutes, depending on how far Mars is.
"Go ahead, Mr. Cohaagen"
- WHATTA F*** IS GOING ON DOWN THERE!!!??
WHAT THE FUCK IS GOING ON DOWN THERE?!
0:33 he said it! 😂
The good thing about this version of the future is at least they didn't fall for electric cars
Darkseid should have kill Quaid on Mars... LOL
Laurie says he can't remember jack shit.
Very 90s
(Richter and Helm 🚶 walk on to the 🚗 car;
Richter put his 🔫 gun in his back holster)
Richter: (talks to Helm) I want that f**ker dead.
Helm: (👄 talking to Richter)
I don't blame ya, 👨 man.
I wouldn't want a 👦 guy 👎 like Quaid porkin'
my old 👩 lady.
Richter: You saying she 👍 likes it?
Helm: 👎 No.
I'm sure she hated any minute of it.
(Richter and Helm gets in the 🚗 car)
🚗 📻 Car Radio: 6-Beta-9, 6-Beta-9,
we have a live transmission for Mr. Cohaggen.
(🚗 📻 📱 Car radio phone 💍 ringing;
Richter presses the button)
Richter: (talks to Man Dispatcher)
Richter here. Patch it through.
👨 Man Dispatcher: You're on, Mr. Cohaggen.
(Cohaggen is on the line)
Cohaggen: (👄 talking to Richter)
What the f**k is going on down there?
Richter: (talks to Cohaggen)
I try to neutralize the treaty, sir.
Cohaggen: If I wanted him dead, you moron,
I wouldn't have dumped him on 🌎 Earth.
Richter: We can't let him 🏃 run around.
He knows too much.
(Cohaggen has a disgraceful look)
Cohaggen: Lori says he can't remember jacks**t.
Richter: That's an hour.
In an hour, he can have total recall.
Cohaggen: 🎶 Listen to me, Richter.
I want Quaid delivered alive for reimplantation.
Have you got that?
I want back in place with Lori.
Did you 👂 hear me?!
(Richter touch button switch)
Richter: What was that, sir? I couldn't 👂 hear you.
Cohaggen: Richter, what are you doing?!?
(Helm locating Quaid on 🐛 bug screen;
Helm taps Richter's shoulder)
Helm: (talks to Richter) I got Quaid again.
(Richter continues 👄 talking to Cohaggen)
Richter: Switching to another channel, sir.
I've got 🌞 sunspots.
(Helm 😅 laughs)
Cohaggen: (👄 talking to 👨 Man Dispatcher)
📞 Call him back! (Loud) 📞 Call Him Back!
Richter: (talks to Cohaggen) I'm losing you.
(Hangs ☝ up; back to Helm) Where is he?
Helm: Second Level, Galleria.
Richter: We should have kill Quaid on Mars.
(Richter and Helm takes off)
Operator: "Your on Mr. Coohagen"...................Coohagen:
What the fuck is goin on down there!!!!😄
0:44 Bad signal
I laugh every time he says 'what the fuck is going on down there'
Sam Fisher
He may be the bad guy but he clearly loves his wife.
Richter is a trigger happy monster. I don't care if he's pissed.
If the boss was someone like Lambert it'll be more like "What the hell was that?! We only had one chance at solid intelligence and you fouled it up. The mission's over. God help us, this might mean hell on Mars. The mission's OVER!".
Esta escena tiene un fallo.En el momento en que Richter(Michael Ironside)se acerca al coche,entra por el lado derecho y al cabo de pocos segundos se le vé sentado en el asiento del mismo coche.
Dick Jones from Robocop!!!
Sam Fisher here.
richter was a legend.
innit
As another commenter noted a conversation like this between a person on Earth and one on Mars would be impossible due to the finite speed of light. Even if Earth and Mars were at their closest approach a radio signal would take 3 minutes for a one way trip. If Earth and Mars were at their farthest separation a radio signal would take 22 minutes for a one way trip. So Cohagen would have had to wait from 6 minutes to 44 minutes for a reply from Richter (depending on the distance between Earth and Mars at the time).
What's the name of the actor playing Richter's assistant, the guy with short hair cut and wearing glasses who tries to trace Quaid?
His name is Michael Champion www.imdb.com/name/nm0150720/?ref_=ttfc_fc_cl_t8
+WESKER terminator Thank you! Actually I also searched for his name and found it earlier! I've seen this movie several times. Yet I like it every time I watch it! Last time I saw it was a few weeks ago, hence my question about this actor's name! I guess everytime I watch it I learn and discover new things! Thanks!
sarkaniemi I watch that movie yesterday :D And I love it too!!!!!
sarkaniemi He also has a small role as a henchman in Beverly Hills Cop (1984)
The character’s name is Helm. Searched it up on the Villains Wiki. Compared to the “pawns” in movie and tv history, Helm seems to have good points throughout the film, like stopping Richter from cracking the dome and killing everyone in Mars.
Clarence Boddicker I want that cops dead.
Leon Nash I don't blame you. I wouldn't want Anderson Cotton And The Spoke Girl porking my old lady.
Clarence Boddicker- You saying she likes it?
Leon Nash- No, I'm sure she hated every minute. Of It
Six beta nine, we have a live transmission from Mr.Matiland.
Clarence Boddicker- Clarence here. - Patch it through.
Victor Matiland - What the heck is going on down there?!
Clarence Boddicker- I'm trying to neutralize a traitor.
Victor Matiland If I wanted them dead, you moron, I wouldn't have dumped them on Earth.
Clarence Boddicker No. He knows too much.
Victor Matiland Trevor says he can't remember anything
Clarence Boddicker In an hour they could have total recall.
Victor Matiland Listen to me, Clarence I want Anderson Or Foley Cotton And The Spoke Girl delivered alive for re-implantation. Have you got that? I want them back in place with Trevor Did you hear me?
Clarence Boddicker What was that, sir? I couldn't hear you.
Leon Nash I got Anderson Cotton And The Spoke Girl again.
Clarence Boddicker Switching to another channel. I've got sunspots.
Victor Matiland - Call him back!
Clarence Boddicker- I'm losing you. - Where is he?
Leon Nash- Second level, Sandcastle Oceanfront Resort
Clarence Boddicker We should've killed Anderson Cotton And The Spoke Girl on Elm Street
You know, Kurtwood Smith who played Clarence Boddicker nearly played Richter in this, he passed on it feeling it was too similar to his last role so Michael Ironside got it
Yes Sir And Get Your Butt To Mars
Lol best scence
I'm getting sun spots
Sad seeing Ironside reduced to being fodder for Arnie to humiliate when he's a much better actor and was going from strength to strength already cutting his chops as the bad guy then becoming good as a hero in V.
Cybertruck prototype
Did you hear me?!
Instant transmission between Earth and Mars is impossible unless the signal travels through a worm hole
It's the future. I'm sure they had subspace communication or quantum entanglement. :P
I SEE MICHAEL IRONSIDE IN HIGHLANDER 2 AND ANOTHERS B MOVIES BAT VOU BEST PERFOMANCE IS TOTAL RECALL ANDA STARSHIP TROOPERS THE BOLT DIRECTED FOR PAUL VERHOVEN
0:33 roll credits....
So this is where Honest Trailers got "Pork" from. Don't blame them, it's a good movie, and a good description of sexual congress.
M1GarandMan3005 I doubt that’s where they got it from. That expression has been around for ages.
Mr C,
“What the fuck is going down on there?”
Richter,
“I’m trying to neutralize a traitor sir.”
Mr. C,
“If I wanted him dead you moron, I wouldn’t have dumped him on earth.”
Richter,
“That’s now, in a hour he could have total recall.”
Mr. C,
“Listen to me Richter, I want Quaid back for reimplementation. Have you got that? I want him back in place with Lori. Did you hear me?”
Richter,
“What was that sir? I couldn’t hear you.”
Me: I want that idiot virus gone!
My friend: I don’t blame you, dude. I wouldn’t want some idiot like that virus delaying my favorite movies.
Me: You saying everyone likes it?
My friend: No, I’m sure they loathe every second of it.
He would make a great VP pick for Trump.
Fisher you meant to catch Douglas Quaid Not Kill Him
What the fuck is going on down there?
I,M losing you
i don't understand why COHAAGEN didn't want Quaid to be dead...... can anyone explain, plot-wise? thank you
He explains it later in the film but if you want a spoiler here it is Cohagen and Hauser are best of friends and they created a plan a year in the making to have Hauser's memory voluntarily erased to become Douglas Quaid and to be married on earth to eventually become activated and become friends with the resistance and melina on Mars to get to kuato to stop them from reaching the reactor Room to turn on the machine that makes air for the entire planet of Mars, quiads dreams of a melina and mars got him Intrigued he goes to rekall the memory implant facility and chooses the secret agent option but something goes wrong and hausers memories surface and they knock him out and do a shitty job of erasing his memories of rekall and because of this thats why his wife lori and his friend harry and Richter are trying to kill him thats why cohagan wants him back for "reimplantation" to make it go smoother
Now if women tell she just got new book call Men Are from Mars Women Are from Venus run like to
michael ironsides lol
Looks like the lowest setting 240p is only way to watch this properly
lololol
Is that guy wearing woman's glasses?
Yes
My VERY SURE Laurie enjoyed every minute of Doug Plenty of bedroom action..... Anyway enough of this pervy talk 😜😜😜😜
@msinclair1991 lol
like that fruit ever porked a lady in his life
The remake was gay gay gay. They didn’t even have richter. Then again this movie should never be remade along with many other old movies of this era. Why fox what was never broken? No mars. No Arnold. No ironside. No extreme violence. Blasphemy.
The only blip in Total Recall 1990 is Phil Donahue playing Richter's buddy cop. He was pretty lame. Seemed out of place. Good move by him to quit acting and marry Connie Chung.
I'm sure she hated every minute of it.
Helm is hilarious in this movie, he gets a bad death, sadly they don't show it in the final version, originally before the violence was cut down he gets disemboweled by the little hooker, and Richter's death is more brutal, but apparently the footage is lost or misplaced, so I guess we'll never see, I believe there's some old pictures of a few of the scenes in a fangoria magazine
ThrashTillDeath he was my fav character
There!!!
& then gives him a little smirk to keep from laughing. LOL!!