TOTAL RECALL (1990) Movie Reaction FIRST TIME WATCHING! | Arnold Schwarzenegger | Sharon Stone

Amber and Achara watch Total Recall starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sharon Stone for the very first time! How does this classic hold up in 2022? The film is directed by Paul Verhoeven and is based off of a short story by Philip K. Dick. What other movies should we check out?
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[@jimtatro6550]

The director Paul Verhoven made 3 of the best sci/fi action films ever, this one, Robocop(1987), and Starship Troopers.

[@mickmack1409]

While not Sci-Fi, Basic Instinct also has a lot of the same psychological thriller aspects as Total Recall.

[@ericv7720]

I consider Robocop, Total Recall, and Starship Troopers a trilogy, as they follow the same themes of corporate control and authoritarianism.

[@calfox]

but he also did Showgirls... so i guess it evens out as him being average

[@w41duvernay]

JUST Proves Verhoven is an excellent Scifi director. AND is like everyone else, if given excellent workers and support, he does well.​@calfox

[@jeremystevens6640]

I am writing this to help out achara kirk and ambre trujillo and this video and this channel with the algorithm ✌️❤️😚☺️

[@ramengirll]

The great thing about Sci fi movies from back in the 80s and 70s is that most of those "gross" alien like scenes were physically created compared to the hyper advanced cgi today. But even though they didn't make them using superior tech back then, its far more engaging and visceral compared to what they produce nowadays. Somehow our human brains don't seem to "accept" fake / computer generated material but we do react very emphatically to physical effects.

[@captjackp]

Whoaaa two beautiful ladies and a classic film on a Saturday!? Best day ever

[@chandrodaysingh6893]

I remember it was around early 2000 & this movie use to feature lot here in India on Star Movies. I was like 10-11 years old and I watched this movie back then, with hardly any clue as what was happening. What kept me hooked me ,were cool visuals, Arnold personality, mutant etc. This movie for me was my first experience in Hollywood league and watching this reaction was nostalgic :)

[@bqpceagle2005]

Hope to see more Ambre in the future! Total Recall is one of my favorites and seeing Ambre light up at some of my favorite parts just brought me back into it.

[@alexmiller9461]

Such a classic. I've loved this film since I was a kid. Truly exceptional. Thanks for the reaction, y'all!

[@chuckh4077]

How your parents explain the 3 chest lady?? 😂

[@margie713]

Achara and Ambre - great reaction and discussion. As an astrophysics lover (though I understand about 10%), I appreciated Ambre contributing her knowledge. Thank you both. 😊

[@damianstarks3338]

Love this movie it’s a huge part of my childhood.

[@margaretgrace713]

This was fun watching both of you enjoying the movie! ADD: your follow up discussion made this video educational AND fun.

[@onepunchmantolkienfan5383]

More Ambre and Achara reactions, please!

[@jeremygeorgia4943]

I am really glad that you remembered when the technician talked about a blue sky on Mars. That was one thing I noticed too, when I first watched it. ALSO, there was a hard cut, between when things were normal, and when things went crazy. The problems started at the reception desk. We never saw what actually went wrong, initially. It's open to interpretation, but the technician's statement was curious. What a coincidence. 🙂

[@timothywhitfield8785]

I saw this in the theaters back in 1990... so amazing.

[@jaimejames13]

Philip K. Dick also authored 'Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep,' which inspired Blade Runner. Other movies based on his stories are Minority Report, Scanner Darkly, and Adjustment Bureau.

[@chrisleebowers]

"Impostor" 2001 "Paycheck" by John Woo

[@badas45]

Screamers

[@Seele2015au]

@@badas45 "Next" with Nicholas Cage but is a very loose adaptation, so loose that it's hardly recognizable.

[@pathatfield2543]

@@Seele2015au Still a good movie,in my opinion

[@DaveMcIroy]

Authored? Seriously?

[@saptaksarkar9430]

Amber's expressions are just gold here 😂❤️

[@shainewhite2781]

YES!!! THIS IS AN EPIC SCI-FI ACTION ADVENTURE FILM! Before Schwarzenegger was cast, Matthew Broderick, Richard Dreyfuss, James Caan, Patrick Swayze, Christopher Reeve and Richard Gere were considered for the lead. The film was the only movie to win Best Visual Effects at the 1991 Academy Awards. The film is the last Hollywood movie to have in camera special effects shots, which consists of Miniatures, Matte paintings, blue screen and rear screen projection. The film was a box office success making $270 million dollars against a $90 million dollar budget, making is the most expensive independent film produced. David Cronenberg was going to direct the film, but had a falling out with Dino De Laurentiis and production was cancelled until the script was on picked up by Carolco.

[@matthewdunham1689]

SEE YOU AT THE PARTY RITCHER!!!❤😂❤😂❤😂

[@mayorjimmy]

I couldn't see Broderick or Dreyfuss. Caan and Reeve would've been interesting.

[@RoodeMenon]

None of them would have delivered one liners like "Consider that a divorce." like Arnold did.

[@sarahdon3165]

I was 11 in 1990 when I watched this movie and I absolutely loved it and watched it over and over again. There were so many great films that came out. Really enjoyed the review ❤️🥰❤️

[@chuckh4077]

😂😂 you're parents didn't mind you seeing the 3 chested lady part?

[@southlondon86]

Madam did you watch this in the cinema?

[@RoodeMenon]

I can sit for hours watching these two beautiful women talk about fact vs fiction. What a combo! Gotta do more mind bending sci-fi movies.

[@crash0733]

Yepp!!

[@Big_Bag_of_Pus]

Evidence that what's happening to him is fake: - The description of what is to happen on his Ego Trip is exactly correct. - The woman they select to put into his Ego Trip looks exactly like Melina. - The title of his Ego Trip is "Blue Skies on Mars", and the image on the operator console looks like the reactor cavern and heating elements he encounters later. - For a professional agent, his wife's shooting at short rage is awful, as is the performance of the first agents to try and pick him up after his visit to Rekall. - His length of survival unprotected in the Mars atmosphere is absurd. Evidence that what's happening to him is real: - He dreams of Melina before he ever went to Rekall. - There is some sense before he goes to Rekall that he's being watched. - (the biggest one) There are scenes in the movie that don't include him, such as Cohagen upbraiding Richter for screwing things up.

[@robbob5302]

Plus an entire atmosphere could not be created that quickly.

[@Big_Bag_of_Pus]

@@robbob5302 Absolutely true; but that could just be the usual nonsense physics that happens in sci-fi films.

[@TheAndroidBishop]

I have dreams that can shift to perspectives of other dream characters that aren't me. It's rare, but that's not a good reason this isn't an implanted recall

[@TheAndroidBishop]

Another reason this is clearly a recall: this motherfucker survives EVERYTHING this universe throws at him, despite it CLEARLY being absurd

[@srinidhirao2052]

I remember this watching in India on TV channel called Star movies when I was in highschool around 1996or 97 , my mind was blown away watching it , one of my favourite movies , So forward looking with its content , I would have watched it atleast 10 times this movie !!!

[@southlondon86]

Sir was this heavily censored in India?

[@thedarkknight2221]

This movie has some of the best Arnold Schwarzenegger noises ever!🤣🤣 Also Achara my have actually changed my mind on how this movie really ends. For a long time I believed that it really was a dream, both from how it ends with the bright light at the end and then how ridiculously over the top the violence is. But then Achara (the eagle eye that she is) points out how everyone around Arnold is very sus around him before he even goes to Recall.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

The recall dream could include that time at home though. It could basically cover the entire time we watch the film, or the ‘film’ in Arnold’s head (I’ve spent far too much time thinking about this, lol).

[@thedarkknight2221]

@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 yeah but that would be completely irresponsible writing. Because that means Recall made him actually go to Recall in his head. That would be rule number one of things they shouldn’t do. Because then you have an Inception situation where you would hit Limbo and not know what was real or the dream.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

@@thedarkknight2221 It would totally fit the Secret Agent program. If it would’ve been a ‘Rock Star’ program, then they wouldn’t have done it. The line that really gets me is when the assistant says, ‘Blue skies on mars,’ or something like that. The chances of a blue sky on mars, for the 1st time in tens of millions of years, being part of his ‘Ego Trip,’ but then happening in reality, all in the space of a couple days, would be astronomical.

[@thedarkknight2221]

@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 it would, but that’s if it was human tech, it was alien tech which works on a level we can’t comprehend.

[@castlew4162]

"Blue Sky On Mars" was the fictional program/story for his ego trip that then became true in a few days on the actual Mars - you'd say that would be improbable. However, Cohaagen had prepared things on Earth for Hauser as the Quaid persona to play out so he would be chased to Mars, believed by Melina and Kuato, leading him to Kuato. The question is was Recall a part of his plan and given the "Blue Sky On Mars" program for Quaid to get - just not as early as what occurred. Cohaagen wanted this all to occur after a little more time for him to set things up, but you see him "recalculate" the plan when informed that Quaid was on the run. Kuato was psychic and the extent of his abilities were not known. Cohaagen's previous attempts were thwarted, so he decided not to inform anyone else yet and then only when they needed to know to limit the chances that Kuato would psychically find out any part of the scheme. When things started happening earlier than planned, you got agents really trying to kiil him because they were not informed; and also Richter was a little out-of-control. Then again it could all be impanted memories. He only thinks he dreamed of Melina and Mars before going to Recall.

[@jeffehren]

I loved this! You two are awesome and I love seeing your reactions! As someone born in 1975 who loves sci-fi, I would love to see another "old" movie reaction by you two!

[@alanh.7668]

You two gave a very enjoyable TED Talk at the end, loved it!

[@PoliticallyAffiliated]

There’s something about animatronics and puppets, that when done right, it looks better then computer animation. Much better actually. It’s the textures that can really stand out, with puppets. Although, it’s hard to make a humanistic animatronic. Lol as you saw in this movie

[@NecropsY1]

i wish you guys did more long format movie reactions on this channel - this is by far ur best content

[@dancruz4901]

Fun to see that with you. Ms Trujillo is a great addition to the crew. Look forward to more content with both of you. Very good chemistry between you two. Yes more sci-fi. And yes to bladerunner.

[@willthorburn1985]

Their reaction to the “Two Weeks” scene 🤣

[@johngriffiths9401]

If you haven’t already, the both of you should watch ‘2001 Space Odyssey’.

[@amornsethkumpaengseth6902]

Great Reaction for Total Recall. Love to see Ambre join u guys more often in the future.

[@classicslover]

Love this reaction from you ladies. It was both entertaining and educational!

[@craigplatel813]

Yes the"willing suspension of disbelief" was a phrase my anthropology professor in college said was the first thing you had to have when reading scifi. Otherwise you won't get to the idea behind the story.

[@CarloCarrasco]

When it comes to replaying Schwarzenegger's films of the 1990s, Total Recall is the one I enjoy the most. Even more than Terminator 2.

[@LeisureTimeLarry]

Great reaction! As a GenXer, I grew up on great movies from the 80s and 90s. Practical effects, miniatures, puppeteering and strength of characters, dialog and story ruled. Current stuff with heavy CGI is trash. TG Maverick is the only movie I actually went to the theater for in years.

[@neillasto7424]

Absolutely wonderful to see two girls appreciate and genuinely understand this masterpiece. I've tried so hard - but the girls just humour me and dismiss it as "Arnie 90's Trash''. it's so much more. Thank you for your refreshing opinions 😊

[@ericmkendall1]

Is what is happening to Quaid just a fantasy taking place in his head while he is strapped in a chair at Rekall? I was long resistant to the idea myself. But over the years, I've become persuaded that this is almost certainly the case. Even so, the film is sufficiently ambiguous that people can argue back-and-forth about it and never resolve the question absolutely.

[@yasminesteinbauer8565]

Since there are many scenes in the film where Quaid is not even present, the events must be real. If everything were only a memory implant, nothing should take place of which he can have no knowledge. But we see again and again e.g. conversations between Richter and Cohaagen etc.

[@robbob5302]

There is no way the atmosphere could have been created so quickly, in reality. And remember when they first put Arnold in the chair, the nerd looked at the disk and scoffed "Blue sky on Mars!" That was the Easter egg.

[@yasminesteinbauer8565]

@@robbob5302 If reality is your standard, it certainly wasn't a memory implant, since memory implants are all the more impossible. In addition, they clearly stated that they had not yet done any implant at all.

[@robbob5302]

@@yasminesteinbauer8565 But did they state that before he got strapped in the chair, or after? 🤔

[@yasminesteinbauer8565]

@@robbob5302 It doesn't matter. Quaid was unconscious when she said that implantation had not yet taken place. It would be implausible for him to have a memory of a time when he was unconscious. If they had implanted such a memory, it would be more than obvious to Quaid that it was a memory implant. The only logical explanation for the viewer being able to see more than Quaid is that the events actually took place.

[@yaburnt9754]

Saw this at the theater wayback when,we were giggling like crazy at the over the top violence,makeup and vfx still holds up to this day 😀

[@SG-js2qn]

Philip K. Dick ... also the author behind the movies "Blade Runner" and "Minority Report."

[@MRxMADHATTER]

The fade to white at the end is an old movie symbol for coming out of a dream sequence. So that should mean that it's all a dream .

[@Seele2015au]

It's great to see two reviewers who "get it". "What makes reality real" was one of Philip K Dick's recurring themes, along with "what makes human human", and "what makes you you", as seen in "Blade Runner", "Screamers", and "Impostor". "Paycheck" is interesting as it was based on a very early work by Dick, before he settled on his recurring themes, and should also be worth a look too.

[@Ghost8386]

I was 6 years old when this movie came out.

[@saifmehdi178]

I wasn't born yet

[@richardwilliams6256]

With so many fake reactors on KZbin its refreshing to see a perspective of someone younger and also intelligent react to this film. Considering the technology of its time this move is very well made and looks as if they did real research and wasn't over Hollywood in its script. Well done and chapeau to these two.

[@shinigamiryuk864]

I watched this movie on TV when I was a kid and loved it.

[@jenssylvesterwesemann7980]

What an amazing, thoughtful reaction! This is one of my favourite movies, for exactly the reasons you discuss. Instant subscribe. BTW, for realistic-ish depiction of scientific accuracy in SciFi, I cannot recommend enough "The Expanse" and "For All Mankind" (though I guess I'm the umpteenth person to do so). There was another subject you touched upon during the discussion, and regarding that I would like to recommend the 2009 film "Moon", as well. It stars Sam Rockwell and deals with a lone technician serving on a Helium-3 mining operation on the, well, Moon. It might be right up your alley. Cheers!

[@krichardj]

A year late, but ladies your wonderful reaction reminded me of my reaction in a crowded movie theater when I skipped out my office at lunch to take in the latest Arnold movie. Stunning movie for the time, but it holds up.

[@juliant]

OMG it's been so long since I watched Total Recall... I'm totally recalling it.

[@iamgriffin6708]

Achara your voice and reaction 😘💕❤️

[@MarcoLopez-sl5qz]

The chase in the Metro station was filmed in Mexico City's metro stations ``Insurgentes`` and ``Chabacano``.

[@jeffjefferson7384]

You deff need to do Robocop and Starship Troopers next :)

[@tommiller4895]

The voice of the Robotic Cab Driver is Robert Picardo (the Holodoctor on Star Trek Voyager),

[@IndyCrewInNYC]

It's my favorite flick of Arnold's. To this day, people still debate the ending re: was it a dream or not and did Arnold end up lobotomized at Rekall?

[@jarrettenaope7038]

Ahhhh the Era of Sharon STONE🌹🌹💕💕🥰

[@jeeseys9115]

This is my favorite Arnold movie. Each time I watch it, the ending gets my mind frazzled

[@jeremystevens6640]

I can't wait what other movies you guys are going to react to 🤔🥰

[@theshakyproject2971]

Funny to mention Blade Runner while talking about Total Recall, as both stories were originally written by Philip K. Dick.

[@quantumjukebox8034]

The movie is based on PKD's "We Can Remember It for You Wholesale". Other movies based on his novels, aside from "Blade Runner" ("Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" as you already know), are "Minority Report", "Screamers" (directed by Christian Duguay, with Peter Weller -Robocop-) or "The Adjustment Bureau" (with Matt Damon and Emily Blunt). "The Matrix" is actually based on (ripped-off) the comic series "The Invisibles" (by Grant Morrison). You may be interested in watching a different type of "scifi" movie like "The Man from Earth", based on a novel by Jerome Bixby, who also wrote "Fantastic Voyage".

[@Destyn2b]

This was a great surprise! Nice job ladies.

[@SCharlesDennicon]

"Why is it so visceral?!" => Because Paul Verhoeven.

[@telsat]

Love Amber’s reaction I love sci-fi movies you watch all the 50’s and 60’s sci-fi movies

[@hemmojito]

Wow Amber's knowledge makes me appreciate this even more.

[@ricowade4987]

just my opinion but this is best combo of reactors of CinePals. Very cerebral and fair /honest commentary and reaction. Outside of the two lady's who did Se7en reaction this is my favorite reaction and duo.

[@cristhianbecerra5458]

Loving this duo

[@craigplatel813]

I read all the Phillip K Dick stories and novels these movies are based on back in the late 60's and early 70's in middle and high school. Had quite the effect on a 12-18 year old.

[@thatanimeguy2914]

Yesss amber is back 😩♥️

[@ramonresurreccion5411]

i've seen this before and this RV is actually a "total recall" for me.. thank you 🥰💯

[@Kalecommando]

Don't forget the awesome soundtrack composed by Jerry Goldsmith. Pinnacle of his action style scoring.

[@daniellanctot6548]

This is but one of Director Paul Verhoeven’ trifecta of Masterpieces! So if you haven’t seen the other two, I HIGHLY recommend that you watch *Robocop* (1987) and *Starship Trooper* (1997); Amber should especially like the Starship Trooper as it sounds like right up her alley.

[@Achara]

Oooooh!!! Starship Troopers sounds fun! A lot of my friends liked that one when it came out but I was too scared to watch it at the time 🫣

[@u64770]

This is cool to see younger generations of folks enjoying what I did when I was significantly younger. Interesting to think of how close to future concepts. The taxi driver, for example, is something I could see happening. During Covid's most intense times, people learned how psychologically difficult it was to receive healthcare from masked, faceless careproviders. When people made some masks clear, or put a picture of themselves on their garments, people felt significantly more at ease when dealing with nurses and doctors. So it is likely that in additional to the automated, driverless cars we currently are developing it is likely we will have a humanoid robot character aided by AI computer programs replacing the driver in our taxis and Uber like services. Anyway, loved your guys review and reaction. Curious to see what other movies you haven't seen which I'd likely take for granted that you must have: American Psycho, Pan's Labyrinth, Full Metal Jacket, Apocalypse Now, Fargo, Spaceballs, the Mad Max movies, Saw films, Dusk til Dawn, Tombstone, etc. Looking forward to it!

[@mnomadvfx]

The automated taxi cab driver was voice acted by Robert Picardo. Picardo also played the emergency doctor hologram in Star Trek: Voyager throughout the entire series run - the same character also has a cameo in Star Trek 8: First Contact.

[@mnomadvfx]

Also the concept of future healthcare givers being automated AI driven robots is completely believable - given much of the fear surrounding COVID was that continuous exposure would lead to a complete collapse of the healthcare system through exposing all of the doctors/nurses/janitorial staff to the virus and compromising them it stands to reason that in the event of a future pandemic a resource of artificial caregivers would be vital to maintaining a stable service. Also it opens the possibilities for the elderly to have caregivers that can offer both limited companionship and medical help in the event of an emergency, not to mention helping those with dementia to remain comfortable in their own home rather than needing to be left in a group home for the elderly.

[@Rommheim1]

Great commentary! This movie is pure gold.

[@iamthereply]

More of this please ❤

[@JoseChavez-nb4yk]

The subway scenes, and the outside of the subway were filmed in Mexico city. At that time México city subway was one of the more modern subways in the world.

[@7thSmurf]

they are so cute when they*re confused ! ^^

[@The_RedVIII]

I also love everything about space. This is definitely one of my favorite Arnie movies.

[@Zero11s]

space is fake

[@jasonrd316]

Was this real or a dream?? There's very compelling arguments for both sides, that can be proven and disproven many times within the movie itself. The fact it's still we're debating it still 30 years later is why this movie is so great. That and the awesome effects, great one liners, etc...

[@marzh5278]

Yay Girl video! #girlpower

[@desbarry8414]

Fantastic film and a great Jerry Goldsmith score.

[@ricosauve5]

I’m shocked there still those that haven’t seen this yet. One of the best sci-fi movies ever

[@Taj_Rahine]

So glad you loved that movie, one of my favorites!!

[@javix2013]

I fell in love with Ambre Rose :)

[@kennyteeology3526]

Glass can block much of the radiation. In the movie "Oppenheimer", one scientist witnessing the first atomic bomb explosion simply sits in his car, indicating to his fellows that the front window will give him enough protection. Also glass can be treated to be even more effective. The bigger problem seems to be that if the glass is compromised in any way, the pressure difference with the outside can be deadly. This can be seen as the corporations setting up the place cutting costs.

[@LeonardoKlotz]

When a studio remakes a movie with a PG-13 rating You know it's gonna be bad

[@beeseees1662]

this is one of my favorite contents. movie reactions. especially the First Time watchings

[@natsohigh5552]

I watched this and Commando on a weekly basis when I was little. So much that my mother now hates Arnie 😂🤣

[@castlew4162]

The early "cheap" domes did not provide adequate protection against the hazards to humans, and thus you got mutants. That was at the "old town" facilities. The new facilities have newer (and more expensive) protection that takes care of everything(think atomic/radiation facility translucent panes - not only one layer of regular glass). The more unrealistic aspect is that security forces have weapons that can rather easily penatrate the materials used between the habitation space and the atmosphere of Mars. The current strategy for a facility on Mars is to build it in a lava tube with the Mars ground providing some of the protection(they did have a lot of stuff in tunnels). You have to admit they got a lot of things correct considering it was made in the late 1980's - with only the Viking landers and before Pathfinder(1997) and the other probes including orbiters that have mapped Mars surface and sub-surface. Also, in a fast-paced action movie you can have a few things purposely unrealistic such as the interactive video call from Mars to Earth without any noticable lag/time-delay("speed of light" transmission - not quantum communication). Leave that for "The Martian" or "2001: A Space Oddessy" kind of movie to portray.

[@awezman]

Th Scene when he pulled the tracker out of his nose was achieved with a fake head moulded from a life cast of Arnold's face. it was either an animatronic or animated i forgot.

[@ss2gora0]

Achara it's funny because Arnie did a movie in 2000 where he was a clone called the Sixth Day. You should check it out.

[@shallowgal462]

"By the time the trip is over, you get the girl, kill the bad guys and save the entire planet." - Recall sales guy

[@StevesTubes]

Loved watching you two react. "The Martian" is a great movie if you haven't seen it yet.

[@5ilver42]

You should definitely check out the 2 other famous Paul Verhoven Sci-fi movies: Robocop and Starship Troopers.

[@DaneofHalves]

Who is this space lady? She is really fun addition to reactions. I hope we get to see more from her as well in the future. Total Recall is a classic Sci-Fi.

[@feldegast]

RoboCop (original not the remake) and Starship Troopers have the same director and are great movies

[@RaymondXperia]

Would love to see both of your reactions / comments in comparison to the Colin Farrell / Kate Beckinsale 2012 version.

[@chuckh4077]

6:27 I pranked my friends when we took a waymo automated taxi. I paired with the cars blu tooth and had that Johnny cab greeting as we sat down. 😂😂 my friends were shocked and trying to talk to the car.

[@Pack-Man199]

If you enjoyed this type of filmmaking you both should watch the original Robocop

[@Splurr]

I think the Pill guy is a real person and Arnold is trapped in the machine. You can se and hear the guy in the commercial on the subway monitor! Hes is an employe of Total Racall! Its fun to watch you!

[@badas45]

I absolutely love this film When I was a kid I had a VHS copy that was a recording from tv so it had less violence and no nudity I watched it alot then when I was a teen I got to watch the real version Aside from T2 or Predator this is Arnies best film

[@wibli]

"Get to the reactor!" LOL

You know? This is the first react video I ever watched with interesting post-comments... and I follow many react youtubers. You have made a good selection with this guest. Please, invite Amber more to watch others sci-fi movies, because she make really interesting comments. Maybe you can both watch Contact (1997), Mission to Mars (2000), Red Planet (2000), Wall-E (2008), Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977), Gravity (2013), Galaxy Quest (1999), Ad Astra (2019), Apollo 13 (1995), The Thing (1982), and let her give their opinion from science point of view.

[@slugtothechest]

I really enjoyed this duos take on the movie!

[@biguy617]

The guy that plays Sharon Stone’s boyfriend is Michael Ironside. He is the voice of Darkseid in the DCAU.

[@Deepcool21]

Just love this reaction