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Posted 30 April 2023
Total Recall 4K UHD (Higher Quality Than UK) - £14.99 Delivered @ Amazon Italy
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English audio with higher bitrate/better encode than UK/US version
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A WORLD OF EXTRAS TO DISCOVER:
Only on Blu-Ray: The Special Effects (24 min)
Only on 4K:
Audio commentary with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Paul Verhoeven (original version)
Total Excess: How Carolco Changed Hollywood (60 min)
Pen Your Mind: The Soundtrack of Act of Force (21 min)
The Dreamers: The Development of Feat (9 min)
We are in 2084 and for the worker Doug Quaid ( Arnold Schwarzenegger ) the obsession is only one: to go to Mars. In addition to normal scheduled travel, there are also companies such as Recall capable of implanting in the memory of their customers the memory of weeks of vacation spent on the red planet. Doug turns to Recall and there the trouble begins because the technicians discover that something is wrong in his head…
Trivia from the set:
Feat of force is based on Philip Dick's short story "We Can Remember It For You Wholesale", translated into Italian as "Total memory";
The film received 3 Oscar nominations in the special effects, sound and sound editing categories, winning the statuette for Best Special Effects;
Academy Award winner Jerry Goldsmith scored the film. He also worked with director Paul Verhoeven on the film Basic Instinct;
Arnold Schwarzenegger is Douglas Quaid
Quaid is a construction worker obsessed with the red planet. Only when he finally manages to contact Recall does he discover that he has already undergone a memory implant and that his life is all a lie ...
Sharon Stone is Lori
In the role of Quaid's wife, a very young and newcomer Sharon Stone who two years later, just with Veroheven , will be launched as a sex-symbol thanks to the thriller Basic Instinct.
Rotten tomatoes
IMDb
Empireonline
Info added by @Sashecuador
A WORLD OF EXTRAS TO DISCOVER:
Only on Blu-Ray: The Special Effects (24 min)
Only on 4K:
Audio commentary with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Paul Verhoeven (original version)
Total Excess: How Carolco Changed Hollywood (60 min)
Pen Your Mind: The Soundtrack of Act of Force (21 min)
The Dreamers: The Development of Feat (9 min)
We are in 2084 and for the worker Doug Quaid ( Arnold Schwarzenegger ) the obsession is only one: to go to Mars. In addition to normal scheduled travel, there are also companies such as Recall capable of implanting in the memory of their customers the memory of weeks of vacation spent on the red planet. Doug turns to Recall and there the trouble begins because the technicians discover that something is wrong in his head…
Trivia from the set:
Feat of force is based on Philip Dick's short story "We Can Remember It For You Wholesale", translated into Italian as "Total memory";
The film received 3 Oscar nominations in the special effects, sound and sound editing categories, winning the statuette for Best Special Effects;
Academy Award winner Jerry Goldsmith scored the film. He also worked with director Paul Verhoeven on the film Basic Instinct;
Arnold Schwarzenegger is Douglas Quaid
Quaid is a construction worker obsessed with the red planet. Only when he finally manages to contact Recall does he discover that he has already undergone a memory implant and that his life is all a lie ...
Sharon Stone is Lori
In the role of Quaid's wife, a very young and newcomer Sharon Stone who two years later, just with Veroheven , will be launched as a sex-symbol thanks to the thriller Basic Instinct.
Rotten tomatoes
IMDb
Empireonline
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65 Comments
sorted byDoes it have ray tracing?
Plus no Dojby Atmos in this version -- although not used to much advantage in other available version (edited)
Unboxing video
4Kult Eagle Studio seem to do a good selection of films -- I will probably buy some other titles!
In the main, 4k discs offer uncompressed sound (think MP3 vs CD) and better colour range/depth. Quite often, the original actual film stock and /or negatives (as well as the audio) have been restored and cleaned up too.
FWIW, I have this on Blu-ray (HD) but am still willing to upgrade/double dip as it's one of my faves. Absolutely to each their own though.