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[@misterkite]

The Running Man has a *ton* of one-liners.

[@johntoal9449]

2nd that!

[@gmoneyak]

Beat me to it

[@cmdrvarna]

As far as quantity I would definitely say The Running Man has the most but as far as iconic quality one liners I would say Predator

[@nammis77]

Def. watch "The Running Man" and "Commando", "The 6th Day", "Red Heat", "Twins", "Kindergarten Cop", "True Lies", "Eraser", "End of Days".

[@moriellymoproblems7842]

Well, that hit the spot.

[@c1ph3rpunk]

Another example of how well done practical effects will win over CGI any day.

[@newpapyrus]

I agree. CGI should always be the option-- of last resort, IMO.

[@userxl41drn301]

Also, CGI should be used to supplement practical effects, if ever. That creates some really great effects. Can't remember which movies did this in the past, but I think Jurassic Park: Lost World, Independence Day, and Fifth Element used this pretty well, possibly the 1198 Godzilla movie too.

[@Yora21]

Ronny Cox in Robocop and Total Recall is such a hilarious over the top villain. And at the same time, he played the super nice and trustworthy police chief in Beverly Hills Cop. Such a stunning contrast.

[@LordNightkind]

My favorite line of his in Beverly Hills Cop: "Forget what you can prove, tell me what you know."

[@jh5131]

I loved his bad guy roles

[@JohnBham]

Cox also played the lead in an older Waltons-esque series, "Apple's Way'.

[@domroc5776]

He also plays the guitar part of Dueling Banjos in Deliverence

[@RealBLAlley]

@@domroc5776 Also a very different character.

[@The-Underbaker]

"See you at the party, Richter!"

[@TomekDaHaka]

My favourite

[@RealBLAlley]

He could have offered Richter a hand, especially since he had two extras.

[@formdusktilldeath]

Let off some steam, Bennet!

[@МескалитоПейот]

best line

[@jimmykarlsson2567]

" but first, get your ass to Mass "

[@RealBLAlley]

So happy you finally got your ass to Mars. Paul Verhoeven is the master of graphic satire.

[@stanleydavidlepretre4241]

Loved RoboCop.

[@_toph_]

commando is often described as not being the best arnold movie, but being the most arnold movie. and it's got great one-liners!

[@Sarah_Gravydog316]

it's only 1-liners!

[@waywardmind]

I dunno. True Lies . . . I mean . . . TRUE LIES

[@daxriley8195]

@@waywardmind That's probably the best Arnold movie :)

[@thefuge5]

This exactly.

[@vladyvhv9579]

Commando gets a lot of praise, but I've always been underwhelmed by it. It does have a few moments, but overall, it's just meh. Sully's death is really the only line I remember clearly from it. His best movie is either T-2 or Predator. The most him movie is probably Last Action Hero.

[@mikesmicroshop4385]

His recall vacation was called "Blue Skys on Mars" and that is what you see at the end.

[@MasakatoTarino]

I hear the background purring, very soothing. :)

[@CallingOutGhouls]

Cat tail at 4:33 was like a lurking dorsal fin! You should have dubbed the Jaws theme at that point 😂

[@MacTopher]

Best part was hearing the purring for the next while

[@BigGator5]

"Doug, honey... you wouldn't hurt me, would you, sweetheart? Sweetheart, be reasonable. After all, we're married!" [BANG!] "Consider that a divorce!" I think the entire movie happened. There's a couple of scenes that occur where Quaid is nowhere in sight, how does he know they took place? Fun Fact: Theatrical movie debut of Alexia Robinson. Casting Notes Fact: The name written on the passport of the "two weeks" lady arriving on Mars is Priscilla Allen, the real name of the actress. Practical Over CGI Fact: This was one of the last major Hollywood blockbusters to make large-scale use of miniature effects as opposed to CGI. It was also one of the first major Hollywood blockbusters to use CGI (mainly for the scenes involving the X-ray scanner) and have it look good. Hot Stone Fact: Arnold Schwarzenegger was so impressed by how much dedication Sharon Stone had in training for her character role, even if they reportedly didn't get along. Stone was later inducted into the Stunt Woman Association as an honorary member. So proud of her physique, Sharon Stone posed nude for 'Playboy' magazine, showing off the buff body she developed in preparation for the movie. Sharon had pumped iron and learned Tae Kwon Do. Nice Quaid Fact: Arnold Schwarzenegger noticed that Michael Ironside was constantly on the phone between takes. When he broached the subject with Ironside, he was told that he was phoning his sister and that she was currently suffering from cancer. Arnold immediately brought Michael to his trailer and they had an hour-long, three-way conversation with Ironside's sister about what exercises she should do and what kinds of foods she should be eating. Ironside has never forgotten Schwarzenegger's kindness and neither has his sister.

[@Yesquire0]

This movie wouldn't have been the same without the Jerry Goldsmith score. Great music to accompany the story and the action scenes.

[@adamscott7354]

I knew there had to be a reason it sounded so much like Star Trek TNG

[@daviddavid2890]

Nobody does one-liners as good as Arnold

[@pistonburner6448]

Arnold Schwarzenenword FTW!

[@redjakOfficial]

True, and the show host is a ton of fun. I wish it was closer to the book tho...

[@daerdevvyl4314]

My favourite was when he was in Misery. He hits Annie in the face with the typewriter and says "Sorry Annie! You're not my type!" Well, it happened that way in some universe.

[@jsurace]

The movie is based on a short story by Phillip K. Dick called "We Can Remember It for You Wholesale". Dick was one of the greatest authors of the 20th century (I have read all of his works, including the weird stuff at the end). Most of it deals with the nature of reality, and whether you can trust what you think is real really is. He was also quite mad - by the end he believed aliens were beaming ideas into his mind. After his death Hollywood started mining his work: Blade Runner (I believe he was still alive at that time), Minority Report, Total Recall, Screamers, A Scanner Darkly, Paycheck, and others. Ironically, after his death an android version of him was made, which would have been his greatest fear.

[@cybersatan3879]

The Empire Never Ended.

[@c1ph3rpunk]

I mean, how do we know he was mad? Maybe they were.

[@tomswift3482]

Screamers! An underappreciated movie.

[@randallshuck2976]

Arnold in Kindergarten Cop is lots of fun.

[@jasonalcantara8380]

Also Twins.

[@michaelschwartz8730]

Fun fact: JohnnyCab is played by Robert Picardo, the holographic doctor from Star Trek Voyager

[@emsleywyatt3400]

The Johnnycab robot's voice was done by Robert Picardo and it looks like him too.

[@FrankRowell-db7xq]

Meg Mucklebones for me!

[@Billinois78]

There are at least 2 Star Trek actors in this. Robert Picardo was the EMH from Voyager, and one of the bad guys (the one in the beret) was Marc Alaimo (Gul Dukat on DS9)

[@rofald]

Plus Ronny Cox who guest-starred as Captain Jellico in the TNG two-part episode "Chain of Command".

[@duotronicnone4572]

@@Billinois78 The three-breasted prostitute played a cute engineer for a couple episodes in season 2 of TNG. The Recall guy from the hotel room played an alien strategist in Peak Performance; same season, I believe. Also, there's a TON of set dressing that shows up in Star Trek, most rented from Modern Props.

[@erikbjelke4411]

"I'm Johnnycab! Please state the nature of the transportation emergency." Also, the infamous three-breasted woman was also Ensign Sonya Gomez in two episodes of TNG. There's actually rumors that Lycia Naff was fired from TNG over her role here, but to my knowledge, there's no corroborating information, and she did come back to voice Sonya Gomez as a Captain in Lower Decks.

[@mohanicus]

4:05...every woman on the planet has the same reaction to that nail thingy...even my wife her jaw dropped open and she said "oh I'd love that"..😂😂😂😂

[@VictorLugosi]

Forget women, during my punk band days, I had to put it on in a moving van, I would’ve gladly paid for that device 😂

[@larryclowers]

The Ritz-Carlton was absolutely a brand of high end luxury hotels. I believe it was absorbed by the Hilton corporation

[@Sgt_Glory]

Interesting that the hotel he stays at briefly on Mars is a Hilton

[@steveb1148]

The ritz-carlton is still around

[@tofersiefken]

Just so you know, Family Guy does full parodies of the Star Wars original trilogy movies which would be a fun reaction, provided you've seen the original trilogy first.

[@bloodaxis]

Love the purring ASMR you organically added into the clip! :D Great reaction to a great movie!

[@ShaolinDoluhmite]

People always miss it, but the story plays out exactly the way the fake memory was supposed to be. Blue Skies on Mars was the selected program, kills the bad guys, gets the girl, etc.

[@Cau_No]

Also: The guy with the red pill was in the Rekall advert.

[@samuraiwarriorsunite]

Interesting story on how Benny the cab driver (Mel Johnson Jr.) got the part. Since there were so many audition tapes, Verhoeven decided to let his teenage daughters choose, and they picked his. He's actually driving the cab. Because of scheduling, he wound up a few weeks early to the location, so he decided to drive the two steering wheel cabs to get used to them. When everyone else arrived on set, Verhoeven hired stunt drivers to drive them, but the two steering wheel configurations kept causing them to crash, destroying two of the three that were built for the film. Johnson told Verhoeven he could actually drive it, and Arnold said, If Mel's driving, I'll go with him. They nailed it on the first try, and just for good measure, Verhoeven had them nail it again.

[@thefuge5]

Commando is the peak movie for Arnie one-liners. The movie totally leans into them - so good! :)

[@Yora21]

It's the peak Arnold movie in every respect.

[@JohnnyUtah15]

Yep, plus Predator has at least a couple I remember.

[@Dystopia1111]

The Running Man has some classics as well.

[@randyronny7735]

Raw Deal, one of his early movies, is also loaded with one-liners.

[@o0pinkdino0o]

When Quaid is getting his briefing from Hauser he is eating a Mars bar. Commando has the best one liners.

[@marktracy1721]

I actually thought it was a Milky Way bar

[@biguy617]

The fun fact about this movie is that it is directed by the same director that did Robocop and Starship Troopers. Arnold liked that Robocop so much he wanted to work with the director for a movie. This movie is one the director offered him.

[@jburgs100]

As Star Trek fans you will be happy to know Johnny Cab is molded off and Voiced by Robert Piccardo.. The EMH Dr from Voyager

[@waywardmind]

WHAT? Really? Okay, I never knew that, and that just makes the whole Johnny Cab so much better. Cheers, sir

[@Dystopia1111]

The Cowboy from Innerspace!

[@adamscott7354]

No wonder he came across as so irritating…

[@karvald]

Here are a few 80s and 90s Arnie flicks I love that y'all should definitely watch: - Last Action Hero is a lot of fun. I'd call it a fantasy parody movie. Arnie is larger than life, plenty of in-jokes and one-liners, and Charles Dance (Tywin Lannister from Game of Thrones) steals every scene he's in. - True Lies is a fantastic action/comedy movie pairing Arnie with Jamie Lee Curtis. - The Running Man is a crazy, exciting, sci-fi post-apocayptic movie, with Arnie in top form. - Twins is an adorable family comedy teaming up Arnie and Danny Devito.

[@Dr.Acula76]

I didn't remember all the random purring in this movie. LOL

[@ethirnandor5439]

I like that they deliberately left it in the middle if it was real or just the memory he bought. You could argue it either way.

[@newpapyrus]

Probably one of the most underrated scifi films of all time, IMO. A true science fiction classic!

[@John_Locke_108]

An amazing film. What makes it great is the casting of Arnold and the direction of Verhoeven This movie is mind blowing.

[@SCharlesDennicon]

No director could do entertainment like Verhoeven at that time. He was so fucking good at it.

[@slithery9291]

If you enjoyed this and Starship Troopers you should definitely check out Paul Verhoeven's other classic film in this genre, Robocop. It is fantastic.

[@carlooldani3150]

Arnold's three golden years were '85, '86 and '87 in my opinion; - Commando 1985; - Raw Deal 1986; - Predator 1987; - The Running Man 1987. Predator has iconic one-liners, Commando, Raw Deal and The Running Man... Kings of one-liners!!

[@charleshartley9597]

I love "Raw Deal" one of my favs, but unfortunately no one reacts to it!

[@carlooldani3150]

@charleshartley9597 Social sheeps

[@mechtime]

One of the Recall techs when loading his package says ""that's a new one... blue sky on Mars". I love how the film never clarifies reality.

[@gy7694]

Of all the Arnie catchphrases, my fav is "eeeh-eurgh-aaaah-eeeugh!" The most unique pain sound I've ever heard 😀

[@MadcapMatt]

You have this movie, and Starship Troopers on the channel already. Now you have to finish his trilogy with RoboCop. And while it's by no means a good movie I would love to see your reactions to Showgirls with Elizabeth Berkley who you know if you watched Saved By The Bell growing up and Gina Gershon.

[@davidcorriveau8615]

If you tried to do a KZbin reaction to Showgirls...you would have about 5 mins from the movie that you could SHOW on YT to react to...

[@Jumpman67]

Was he really a secret agent or were we just watching his implanted memory? We’ll never know.

[@chrisnielsen9885]

Rachel Ticotin was my first ever celebrity crush.. she’s fantastic in Falling Down too

[@BKPrice]

D-fens!

[@ckobo84]

Is she really a 41A ? That wouldn't cut it for me

[@chrisnielsen9885]

@@ckobo84 lucky for me then that I prefer that size

[@megafan2000]

As a kid I loved this movie purely for Arnie blowing people away gruesomeness and 1-liners. My favorite thing about this movie now as an adult that I don't think any other movie has been able to replicate is that any of the 3 theories is plausible and doesn't negate the other theories outright. So it's like a Rorschach test whether you believe that 1) the movie is real and played out as you saw it 2) the movie is a dream and the action is his Recall package or 3) he's delusional as explained by the doctor I've always bought the it's real theory the most.

[@andrewsawyer1375]

The Running Man is another good future type of Arnold movie that's good. One liners are historic.

[@lowtechredneck6704]

I think these were the first reactors who suspected the cab driver.

[@Pixelologist]

30:15 - I love the poor fish sucking air, paralleling the Venusville residents' plight.

[@jamespetkwitz8737]

Every time I watch this movie, the more I genuinely believe that he really is in Recall losing his mind. The moment He shoots the man Dr.. Literally the wall blows up and chaos breaks out.

[@steveb1148]

100%. Im shocked that people question this. The biggest giveaway (and there are several) is the ending when his eyes, tongue and throat are bulging out…..those organs don’t just go back in and you’re fine. He is lost in his mind….the only interpretation that explains some of the plot goofiness….he sticks a gun up his nose and pulls out a metal marble from his BRAIN!! No after effects…. They push a button and Mars changes from 0 atmosphere to blue skies and easy breathing in 30 seconds….. He is lost and lobotomized…. great story idea

[@BouillaBased]

Avoid the remake. This is the only one that matters.

[@BigGator5]

Second. 😮 Go in Peace and Walk with God. 😎 👍

[@DravenMercer]

The remake is a little bit closer to the source material but this is the overall better movie

[@BouillaBased]

@@DravenMercer Sometimes, with PKD, you need to get a little bit outside the source material.

[@otisroseboro5613]

Yes I Agree With You On That One 💯

[@marklola12]

I actually like the remake, its not good like this is bit its ok for a more modern scifi action movie Issue i have with the original is everything looks like a cheap set like the place on mars.

[@Kurlach]

It was a dream. The lab tech at Recall even says in the background before the implant “blue sky on Mars”, foreshadowing the ending of the film. There’s many other indicators but either way a true true classic.

[@MikeBrown7799B]

Hello Chandra & Jordan!😊 With this film you have seen two out of the three Paul Verhoeven unofficial trilogy films featuring futuristic violence. You have already seen "Starship Troopers" the last film in the trilogy, with the most CGI. This film is the middle film. His first film in the trilogy is the original "Robocop' (1987). You should definitely check out this well loved sci-fi classic with impressive practical effects.🏆 I remember when the unrated version was first released on laserdisc. The remake of this film was pretty bad, and should be avoided. Good call on the taxi driver being a spy, Chandra.😉 Great reactions to this very well made 1990 film with practical effects, Guys!!!🎬👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@chrisbanks6659]

Kudos to Michael Ironside for playing an 'armless'. but not harmless character for the first time. (Until Starship Troopers, of course). HNY to you both & the bump, from the home colony! 😊

[@BSP_Muzik]

Commando for sure. That movie is full of amazing one liners and one the most famous action movies of the 80s. Arny is also great there.

[@roderickmacsween2820]

The Last Starfighter and The Ice Pirates are 2 great 80s sci-fi movies.

[@adamclifton29]

The light at the end filling the screen is him waking up at Recall. One of the technicians at the start mentioned 'blue sky on Mars, that's a new one.' Quaid did everything that the guy at Recall said was part of the spy package. What's messed up is that he now has all these 'memories' but has to go home to an actual innocent Sharon Stone and work with people in the quarry that he 'killed'. He'll have two sets of memories

[@chrisn4315]

*Last Action Hero* with Arnie - totally underrated at the time it came out, it is one of Arnie's absolute best imo. And great one liners, too ;-)

[@Heller103085]

One of my favorite movies of all time….its the perfect sci fi action…big hero, ultraviolent, tons of bad guy fodder, awesome story…perfect action movie

[@joelt5680]

If you want great Arnold one liners watch The Running Man or Commando!

[@moridindarko7245]

I like how we can hear the cat purring when there are quiet parts of the movie. Lol.

[@brad481]

Great cat ASMR during this and other reactions. i wonder how many others notice it or not, I love it

[@clifhaley5150]

I *think* the entire thing was just the secret agent memory implant. In the beginning of the movie when they're first putting him in the recall chair the assistant has a throw-away line that's very easy to miss (probably by design). He looks at the implant cartridge thing and says something like, "Huh...blue skies on Mars. Go figure."

[@66JesterDeath]

You think this is the real Quaid? It is ❤

[@Yora21]

Great Arnold One-Liner movies: Commando Predator Total Recall Kindergarten Cop Last Action Hero Maybe Red Heat, but that one's not actually as comedic as the others, but he still has some fun moments. I think definitely Commando. That one is Peak Arnold Movie.

[@oxhine]

Hey, Chandra and Jordan! I saw this in the summer of 1990 at least four times in a theater. It was a smash hit and remains one of Arnold's best films! Director Paul Verhoeven made two other sci-fi blockbusters in the same decade: "Robocop" and "Starship Troopers". Together, with "Total Recall", the trifecta are known as The Dutch Triple. He's also known for a terrific medieval film called "Flesh + Blood", the steamy thriller "Basic Instinct" and a remarkable World War II film about the Dutch Resistance called "Black Book". He infamously directed the cult classic cheesefest "Showgirls", too! This is yet another adaptation of author Phillip K. Dick's prolific output. The original novella was entitled "We Can Remember It For You Wholesale". His stories have been the basis for "Total Recall", "Blade Runner", "Paycheck", "Minority Report", "A Scanner Darkly" and "The Man in the High Castle". All his science fiction involves a shifting sense of identity either literally or figuratively. This movie boosted Sharon Stone into the A-List for awhile for famously kicking Arnold's a$$! Two years later, Verhoeven directed her iconic leg crossing scene in "Basic Instinct" that had all male viewers in a breathless lather! Lol. Three of Arnold's recent films that are excellent include "Collateral Damage", "Escape Plan" and "Sabotage" as well as the fun "Expendables" franchise where he's part of an ensemble of action heroes! A great sci-film with one-liners is "Pitch Black" with Vin Diesel. A fantastic sci-fi epic that, unfortunately, gets little traction is "John Carter" based on the hugely influential Edgar Rice Burroughs classic "A Princess of Mars". I wish people would react to it! It's phenomenal!

[@Сергей-я4ъ6ж]

Nice flick, but True Lies is my favorite of all Arnie's movies, especially those with the 'one-man army' concept. Maybe consider it next? Directed by James Cameron and also starring Jamie Lee Curtis.

[@DravenMercer]

True lies is one of my favorite movies of the 90s perfect mix of comedy and action, Tom Arnold is gold in that movie.

[@ckeeler4]

I love that when he goes to Recall to have the implant, the programmer say “Blue Skies on Mars, that’s a new one!” I know that the director deliberately wanted the fade to white at the end as his opinion is that he had an embolism.

[@UberDurable]

Paul Verhoeven's movies are so action-packed and fast-paced.

[@cathod999]

I love how the end is ambigious! Its up to you if it is real or not! Also another clue to it being a dream is the secret agent package Quiad has installed is named "Blue skies on mars"

[@vincentpuccio3689]

I always picture the actor being used as a human shield by Arnold on the escalator, thinking to himself “ Four years at Juilliard college a fine arts and this is what I do”

[@LateCambrian]

Paul Verhoeven directed: RoboCop Total Recall And Starship Troopers All in a row. Wild stuff

[@p.mc.4449]

I really hope that you watch Twins. I think you will really like it.

[@indridcold3762]

I just wanted to say you two are my favorite reactors now. 👍

[@oneopinion6806]

The fact that around 20:40 I'm pretty sure we're hearing that pair of kitty ears and tail from earlier purring is a wonderful addition to an excellent movie and reaction!

[@joegreene7619]

They Live! If you're looking for one liners and haven't seen that one, it's a quintessential 80s film.

[@jeremywagler3426]

Pretty sure they did a reaction to They Live.

[@grimfargo7858]

Guys you are my favorite reactor/couple. Thanks for being how you are

[@Kosmisch1987]

This movie reminds me of how Nolan does his films. The ending is suppose to leave you wondering if the whole movie was him just living out his trip during his recall visit or if what was unfolding actually happened. I love how it never really answers that :p

[@joeygauvin2765]

Arnold Schwarzenegger movie with tons of one liners is The Running Man, fun cheesy movie 👍 You guys already watched my favorite one liner movie Big trouble in little china

[@multimediumsink9426]

Great reaction guys! I love watching you two!

[@martiantexan7632]

Those vacation memories were worth every credit!

[@Need2Pleaze]

What makes this movie great is the fact that they don’t tell you what is real and what is a Total Recall vacation memory. Both are possible. It is up to each viewer to decide what is real and what is not. I choose to believe that this is all his vacation starting from when he goes crazy in the chair right to the final scene. But you could argue the opposite and also be right. I love it.

[@BabyNoah22]

Remember...this was just a recall dream....Milena's face was on the recall monitor, the alien artifact that made oxygen was on the monitor, and the name of the program was called Blue sky on Mars. Check and mate. It was his 300 credit Secret Agent Package.

[@Noggahide]

the tech at Rekall at the beginning says, "Blue sky on Mars? That's new"

[@BabyNoah22]

Remember...this was just a recall dream....Milena's face was on the recall monitor, the alien artifact that made oxygen was on the monitor, and the name of the program was called Blue sky on Mars. It was his 300 credit Secret Agent Package.

[@tachyonpulse]

omg you don't say....

[@Cau_No]

And the guy in the hotel on Mars trying to make him 'wake up' was from the Rekall advert that Quaid watched on the train. Everything he says then also happens (walls breaking down, enemies becoming friends, ...), so this movie spoils its story *twice* before you realize it.

[@Cau_No]

​@@BabyNoah22The graphics on the monitor were actually the concept art for the sets. Genius use of the resources.

[@shawnlewis3632]

There is a line, when Quaid first goes to recall. One of technicians makes a passing comment about Blue skies on Mars. This movie leaves it to the viewer to decide... real or dream.

[@blindsurvival8570]

I think you'd enjoy the movie Blue Thunder(1983) starring Roy Scheider. It has plenty of action & drama, and it 100% applies in today’s society.

[@mikethemotormouth]

One of the extremely rare times I walked away satisfied with the "Was it all a dream?" trope

[@SCharlesDennicon]

Same here. Because the entire film is about that. Unlike The Devil's Advocate, where the ending comes out of nowhere.

[@BabyNoah22]

Remember...this was just a recall dream....Milena's face was on the recall monitor, the alien artifact that made oxygen was on the monitor, and the name of the program was called Blue sky on Mars. Check and mate. It was his 300 credit Secret Agent Package.

[@mokane86]

@@SCharlesDenniconI don’t think Devils Advocate was implying it might have “been a dream”. I think it was supposed to be pretty clear that there is really God and Devil and that he was granted a second chance at life based on his refusal/sacrifice , but also another chance to fall to corruption. How was it “all a dream” at the end when the reporter guy shape shifts into devil guy after Keanu walks out of sight and directly addresses us the audience with a quote from before?

[@tachyonpulse]

omg you don't say....

[@leetoler9289]

In the recall lab the guy said "Blue sky on Mars" it was all in the program for the dream

[@ericjohnson8847]

So fun seeing your reaction to this Arnold classic!

[@signalnine2601]

I finished watching this reaction and was done in time for corn flakes.

[@biguy617]

Another fact is that the bald villain actor, Micheal Ironside, is the voice of Darkseid in the Superman animated series and Justice League animated series.

[@JustinEvitable80]

Your cat loved it too. I heard the cat purring.

[@NemeanLion-]

“See you at the party Richter!” 💪

[@ArthurFrank-ot4or]

Tim McGovern, a visual effects (VFX) artist, won a Special Achievement Oscar for his work on the film.

[@mokane86]

Great reaction and thoughts at the end. I don’t think you caught another hidden bit that when Arnold firsts sits in the chair the scientist doctor looks at the program/memory they are going to upload and says “that’s a new one, Blue Sky on Mars”. Which of course is the exact ending we get. And then a fade to white ending is very unusually selected; some suggest that is him getting the electro lobotomy warned of. Perhaps the company rep character was sweating because of some fear of bad business anxiety of failure or because Arnold’s character willed it to happen to justify continuing to chase the program script.

[@auckalukaum]

Special effects were by Rob Bottin, who did the FX in The Howling and The Thing.

[@robthomas2330]

Notice the Rekall Doctor who tries to wake him in the hotel is the same guy in the Rekall Advert on the subway?

[@JCG52577]

When you hear the crunch you’re there. And thank you for the 38

[@paulymar5996]

The mutant who tells Quade he has a "lot of nerve showing his face around here" is Hank from Breaking Bad.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

This is based on a story by famed sci-fi author, Phillip K. Dick, who loved writing about a character who becomes distrusting of their concepts of reality. Several have been adapted to movies, including "The Blade Runner", "A Scanner Darkly", and "Minority Report", all of which I heartily recommend.

[@auckalukaum]

The Adjustment Bureau with Matt Damon was pretty good, too. He also wrote The Man in the High Castle, which is an Amazon series.

[@Youngie761]

"Ennnjoy the ride! HAHA!" ***BOOM***

[@oldmanlethal8714]

Did you guys notice hank Schrader in the movie? He was one of the mutants in the bar scene.

[@mrb2349]

The actor's name is Dean Norris. He's a great actor.

[@gregsworkshop2]

I remember when this movie was first released. All of the media networks were having a cow on how violent the content was... which just made more people go see it at the movies.

[@John_Locke_108]

In 2000 years people on Mars are gonna laugh at what we thought the colony would look like.

[@scottpeters5959]

the purring kitty is very cute.

[@jsaradar10]

Also the "blue sky on mars, that's a new one" comment from the programmers/workes at Recall.

[@eschiedler]

"Total Recall" 1990 has a soft spot in my heart because I spent years in Mexico City and it was filmed there. You can recognize many of the locations because they were filmed in the Metro. For example, the scene where Arnold escapes in the Johnny cab is in the Insurgentes metro entrance roundabout with actual neon billboards.

[@snakeeyes5638]

The 80s and 90s were the best time for action movies hands down