Igen og igen har Douglas Quaid den samme drøm om Mars. For at udleve drømmen opsøger han firmaet Total Recall, der kan sælger virtuelle drømmeferier. Under besøget bliver Quaid angrebet, og herefter tager tingene for alvor fart. Quaid beslutter at søge svar på sine mange spørgsmål i kolonien på Mars. Men er det hele drøm eller virkelighed?
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- EnochLight11. marts 2025Classic Paul Verhoeven, it's a miracle this film even got made - having been stuck in developmental hell for so many years and once considered to be unfilmable. Thanks to Arnold Schwarzenegger - who single-handedly saved this film (after Dino De Laurentiis's DEG went bankrupt) by convincing a small indie studio called Carolco to purchase the rights, A few re-writes later and things were underway, with Schwarzenegger essentially acting as executive producer. Many regard Verhoeven's 1987 "Robocop" as a superior film, but I have to disagree: "Total Recall" takes everything to the next level, in spectacle as well as story telling. As the original short story that it was based on (Philip K. Dick's "We Can Remember It for You Wholesale") could barely fill 30 pages, sending our protagonist to actual Mars was a stroke of genius - and largely one of the reasons why this film was considered unfilmable for so many years. This film is worth seeing just for the miniature sets alone, and the practical effects such as fat suits, face masks, and mutant prosthetics are nothing short of perfect for its time, and most still hold up today. The story is compelling, and once again allows Verhoeven to immerse the viewer in the corporate greed and satire that he focused on in "Robocop" (even featuring Ronny Cox as our corporate villain once again), while also adding an otherworldly take on an Indiana Jones subplot featuring ancient Martian aliens. Filled with classic one-liners, gratuitous violence (almost to the point of being comical), and an ending that is pure spectacle, this film is a masterpiece and worthy of being called one of the greatest sci-fi films of all time. It certainly remains in the pantheon, anyway. Jerry Goldsmith's score is brilliant, with the main theme almost echoing Basil Poledouris' "Conan: The Barbarian" with electronics. Taking into consideration Schwarzenegger essentially played executive producer, this is not surprising - but welcome. "Total Recall" would go on to be financially and critically successful, and paved the way for Verhoeven to create his apex of satire with 1997's "Starship Troopers" (another brilliant sci-fi classic). Watch it! And kiss me before I wake up.
- Zokkiie18. april 2026It pretty much goes for it right away and doesn’t really slow down. Loud, messy, kind of over the top in a way that’s hard not to enjoy. Arnold Schwarzenegger just fits right into that energy and carries a lot of it. The effects are definitely old-school, but they’ve got a weird charm to them now. It’s a bit chaotic at times, but that’s part of the appeal—it never feels polished in a boring way. Just a fast, strange ride that somehow stays fun even when it gets a little ridiculous.
- Kevin Ward1. juli 2025Have been struggling for a while to figure out when it’s appropriate to watch this with my kids. I call this The Three Booby Problem. Decided to pull the trigger this week. My wife being out of town may have played into that decision. The movie still holds up remarkably well. Two Weeks! is still my absolute favorite moment. So much sci-fi goodness. Was hoping we would get that Hologram watch in real life before we got the Cybertruck. Alas. Unfortunately, my youngest, Mav, didn’t really vibe with it though. (But what does he know? He loved The Garfield Movie) My older kids had a good time. Feels like one of those movies everyone should see at least once. Definitely a fun one to revisit.
- Persian Empire19. februar 2026Thrilling sci-fi classic that blends action, mystery, and mind-bending twists. Arnold Schwarzenegger is perfectly cast, and Paul Verhoeven’s bold direction delivers imaginative visuals, dark humor, and nonstop excitement. Its clever story and iconic moments make it a wildly entertaining film that still stands out decades later.
- M08Y14. januar 2026Pure Arnie nonsense in all the right ways. I knew nothing about Total Recall going in and that absolutely worked out in my favour. All I knew was that it was meant to be classic Schwarzenegger cheese and my god I was not disappointing. There isn't really that much to say about Total Recall other than that it's a fun, light-hearted and campy sci-fi adventure that will keep you entertained for 2 hours. I wouldn't go in expecting a deep reflection on the meaning of life, but as long as you manage your expectations you'll have a blast. Some of the special effects are VERY 90s, Use your imagination.
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- juni 1990 blev Sidste udkald udgivet.
Sidste udkald blev instrueret af Paul Verhoeven.
Sidste udkald har en spilletid på 1 t 53 m.
Sidste udkald blev produceret af Buzz Feitshans, Ronald Shusett.
Igen og igen har Douglas Quaid den samme drøm om Mars. For at udleve drømmen opsøger han firmaet Total Recall, der kan sælger virtuelle drømmeferier. Under besøget bliver Quaid angrebet, og herefter tager tingene for alvor fart. Quaid beslutter at søge svar på sine mange spørgsmål i kolonien på Mars. Men er det hele drøm eller virkelighed?
Nøglepersonerne i Sidste udkald er Douglas Quaid / Hauser (Arnold Schwarzenegger), Melina (Rachel Ticotin), Lori Quaid (Sharon Stone).
Sidste udkald er bedømt 15.
Sidste udkald er en Action, Adventure, Sci-fi-film.
Sidste udkald har en publikumsbedømmelse på 7.9 ud af 10.
Sidste udkald havde et budget på 65 mio. US$.
Sidste udkald har indtjent 261,3 mio. US$ ved billetlugen.