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Formats: | 18 DVD, Blu-ray |
Starring: | Arnold Schwarzenegger, Rachel Ticotin, Sharon Stone, Michael Ironside, Ronny Cox, Robert Picardo |
Director: | Paul Verhoeven |
Genres: | Action/Adventure, Sci-Fi/Fantasy, Thriller |
Studio: | ELEVATION |
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Total Recall |
18 Feature |
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Run time: | 1 hour 48 minutes |
Rental release: | 30 Apr 2001 |
Main languages: | English |
Dubbed: | German, Spanish |
Subtitles: | Dutch, English, German, Portuguese, Spanish, Turkish |
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By SAI81 (360 reviews) from Tonbridge , 26 Mar 2007[Highly rated reviewer]
Phillip K Dick (unfortunate name really) has been a favourite author for Hollywood adaptation since Blade Runner. This film, based on Dick's story We Can Remember It For You Wholesale, presents us with Doug Quaid (Arnie). Quaid is a construction worker who goes to Rekall to purchase the memory of a trip to Mars but when the procedure of installing the memory goes wrong he recovers his real memories of Mars, where he was a double agent working for eiether the dictatorial ruler (Cox) or the resistance (personified by Ticotin).
At least I think that's the plot. It is somewhat ambiguous whether Quaid or his alter ego are in fact the real person and thats one of the most interesting things about Total Recall.
The film is directed by mad dutchman Paul Verhoven. It's less satirical than his previous film; Robocop but matches, if not betters, it for action set pieces. Verhoven shoots action and special effects well and though the limitations of 1990 effects are shown up by the progress made in 15 years the work here is hugely impressive for the time.
The look of the film is interesting, every frame is packed with detail, particularly when Quaid reaches Mars it's inhabitants are beautifully and interestingly designed (only in a Paul Verhoven film will you find a hooker with three breasts). There is, however, one odd design gaffe. Look closely at the guards who try and stop Quaid as he arrives on Mars, the communicators on their wrists, hillariously, are Casio calculators.
The script, while in concept quite intelligent and literate, is merely functional. Dialogue serves eiether to advance the plot or provide Arnie a quip ('Consider dat a divorce', after shooting his wife in the head, is a highlight) but in it Verhoven finds fun details of life in 2084 (the cab Arnie tells to 'just drive' but which won't go anywhere without a specific destination).
Arnie is better here than he'd been before and while he's acceptable in the role a more cerebral leading man (with an aptitude for action) might have made for a more interesting hero. His acting is, as ever, pretty one note but the script has clearly been tailored to its star and so it works.
Rachel Ticotin makes for a bland, dull heroine but her boring presence is made up for by a young Sharon Stone as Quaid's wife. Stone has enormous fun here being a horrendous bitch and gets a great catfight with Ticotin.
Michael Ironside and a scenercy chewing Cox make for hissable villains and Cox gets some wonderful lines to establish just how eeevil he is.
Total Recall isn't a great film but, as undemanding Friday night beer and pizza movies go you'd be hard pushed to find one that's as much cheesy fun as this.- Was this review helpful to you?
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By AnnekaHannah (9 reviews) , 20 Sep 2013If the brief for this film was 'take all the elements of a good sci-fi story - alien planet, bad guys, good guys, futurish technology and barely plausible science - and make it seem grown-up by adding way too many swear words, unnecessary half-naked women and copious amounts of blood', they've succeeded. Great concept, utterly predictable story. Good visuals (considering its age) and humorous moments do their best to make up for Arnie's attempt at acting, but don't quite manage it. If you enjoy the Terminator films or general 90s sci-fi, you'll probably enjoy this. If you don't, you're not missing out on much by not seeing it.- Was this review helpful to you?
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By GARGRX (31 reviews) , 15 Sep 2013+ GREAT PLOT + LOTS OF PLOT TWISTS + GREAT ACTING + PROPER EFFECTS + LOTS OF ACTION + PROPER ADULT ACTION MOVIE - CAN GET A BIT COMPLICATED - BACKGROUNDS CAN BE A BIT DULL THIS MOVIE IS A SCHWARZENEGGER CLASSIC AND ONE OF THE FEW MOVIES THAT PROVES HE HAS GREAT ACTING ABILITY YOU FEEL FOR HIS CHARACTER AS HE TRY'S SURVIVE AND FIND OUT WHATS GOING ON GREAT 8. 5/10- Was this review helpful to you?
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By a customer , 21 Jul 2013Looking a little dated these days with the special effects and the green screen but still watchable. Forget the continuity errors and just enjoy.- Was this review helpful to you?
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A Classic
By Nibelethe (3 reviews) , 16 Mar 2013Alright, compared to more modern movies, the action's a bit dull, the effects are as expected and the acting can be a bit... well Arnie's one of the better actors in it which kind of says everything there. On the other hand it's a lot of fun. The entire story never loses it's ambiguous is this a dream or isn't it and the idea is brilliant (but then I'm a fan of the book's author). Whilst not serious sci-fi, there is some very neat world-building going on here and while the movie doesn't call for any major thinking, it's not mindless. All in all, a fun movie.- Was this review helpful to you?
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The magic fingers of a sea anenome massage a Spine Cheek Clownfish in the 18-foot deep living coral reef display at the California Academy of Sciences in downtown San Francisco. |
Visitors may ooh and ahh at the colorful beauty of coral reef life but it's a Montipora vs. Echinopora kind of world down there.
The two coral species are biochemical-spewing foes whose placement in the world's deepest living coral display requires careful consideration.
"It's not the tranquil and peaceful environment that most people imagine it to be," says Bart Shepherd, curator of the Calfornia Academy of Sciences, describing the sinister side of the world's living coral reefs.
If a rival coral such as Echinopora lamellosa was placed next to a Montipora digitata, well, you'd have a salt-water version of the Hatfields and McCoys with phenols and turpines instead of shotguns.
"There is chemical and biological warfare going on down there," he said Tuesday as he carefully cemented a Montipora coral to a support rock in downtown San Francisco.
Shepherd is responsible for keeping peace among the competitive polyps basking under 1,000-watt metal halide lamps in 46 white plastic tanks on Howard Street.
They're waiting there for their new home to open in late 2008 at the reconstructed Steinhart Aquarium in Golden Gate Park's Academy of Sciences.
With the help of 100 volunteer, glue-toting divers, Shepherd will direct the creation of a 25-foot deep, 212,000 gallon reef neighborhood.
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CYPRESS - Alverno High School's girls volleyball team brought home a CIF-SS championship after sweeping Pomona Catholic 25-15, 27-25, 25-22 in Saturday's Division 5AA final at Cypress College.
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"They (Pomona Catholic) know how to play and both teams were great (Saturday) and deserve it," Jaguars coach Brent Fabbri said.
"I'm in shock, I'm in shock. This is huge."
Pomona Catholic (19-9) reached the final for the first time in school history.
Senior outside hitter Jessica Hamilton led Alverno (20-3) with a game-high 24 kills and junior setter Asia Chapa contributed 31 assists and three kills.
"I'm really proud for my school because we're so small and any accomplishment we do here is huge," Hamilton said. "This (championship) was more for our school than for our team."
Pomona Catholic was led by senior outside hitter and Arrowhead League MVP Emily Gingrich with 10 kills, three blocks and three aces. Junior middle blocker Samantha Jape had seven blocks and six kills.
The top-ranked Jaguars took a 7-0 lead in the opening set and never were threatened the rest of the way. The next two sets were a different story, however.
Pomona Catholic led 2-0 in a second set that was tied 12 times.
Alverno, which didn't lose a set in the playoffs, led 16-12 after sophomore libero Ali Peterson (20 digs, 2 aces) served for three consecutive points.
Pomona Catholic, which had qualified for its third consecutive postseason, rallied to lead 25-24 behind three kills from Gingrich and in front of a loud group of supporters.
"It (championship game) feels really good to give our school a name because we've never been this far," Gingrich said.
Alverno then scored three consecutive points, concluding with Chapa's tip over the defensive wall to take a 2-0 set lead.
"Yeah, we had a couple of swings at game point," Pomona Catholic coach Randy Bohlmann said.
"It's tough to come back when you're down 0-2."
Alverno, which has an enrollment of fewer than 200 students, led the final set 4-1. But The Pacers stormed back again and both teams went back and forth to tie the set five times before Hamilton took over with five kills, including the match-winner from the back of the court.
"I thought to myself, `Don't miss, just don't miss,' " Hamilton said of her championship point.
Senior middle blocker Alexandra Overstreet added three kills and one ace for the Jaguars.
Pomona Catholic junior setter Amber Innabi (14 assists and 3 aces) and sophomore libero Leah Miranda, who was named to the All-Arrowhead defensive team, had 21 digs.
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DM18 has thus far won two races and you think it relevant to give such trash-talking rumors 'air time' for the listeners? That's really twisted. Smacks of someone standing next to a field full of dried wood and leaves while holding a can of gasoline, a book of matches and wearing a (blank-eating) grin on his face. I don't recall any such talk during the 'Showtime' or 'Goat' eras, when they won over and over and over and over and over....
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He wouldn't read a paper on the basics of journalism if it was hidden in a box of bearclaws.
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5:38pm Thursday 4th October 2012 in News By Chris Hewett
The chief executive of Barnet Council has resigned in favour of a position at neighbouring authority Haringey.
Nick Walkley, who enjoys a £200,000-a-year salary with his current employer, is thought to be taking on an equivalent role at Haringey's civic offices in High Road, Wood Green.
Mr Walkley was rumoured to have expressed an interest in the move earlier this week.
Barnet Council sent an internal email to employees informing them of his departure this afternoon but said it would announce nothing publicly on the matter before tomorrow.
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couldn't share with them after only two years in office. From a Conservative Borough to another supposedly run by a Labour majority - well, what can we infer from that? Look back a few years and you get your answer - they are only Labour around election time. Then they leave it all to officers to run the Borough quite as if THEY become the representatives of the people, while the Labour Councillors themselves hibernate, with little occasional groans when they turn over. Decipher
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i remember being a teenager in the 70's...the youth movement was all about how corrupt and dishonest government and big business was. we critized the hell out of the morals and principles of our parents and their generation, when they were probably the greatest generation this country ever had or will have. we were against big business for polution and the environment, and their greed for profit. we called the government big brother, because of how we thought they spied on us. we thought the government and big business should do more to help the poor and needy. hell we critized everything.....
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Conditions near Earth's poles can be pretty harsh, but the storms over Saturn's polar regions blow them away.
NASA's Cassini spacecraft photographed storm-twisted Saturnian clouds, spun into tufts that resemble loose wool or strands of cotton candy, as the orbiter passed above the giant planet's northern polar region. The spacecraft acquired the raw, unprocessed image on November 27 from a distance of about 365,000 kilometers—roughly equivalent to the separation between Earth and the moon. Previous surveys by Cassini have found that winds whip through the atmosphere over Saturn's north pole at more than 500 kilometers per hour—30 percent faster than any gust ever recorded in a cyclone on Earth.
The spiraling vortex pictured here sits within an even more dramatic feature—a giant hexagonal cloud structure, some 25,000 kilometers across, that has persisted for decades over the north pole. The curious polar hexagon was discovered in the 1980s during flybys of Saturn by the twin Voyager spacecraft.
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Nice image, but what's up with that encompassing hexagonal storm?
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisThis is the result of human caused global warming.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisSo can anyone give us an explanation or hypothesis of the hexagon shaped storm? Why is it a hexagon? What is driving the storm?
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisI've been curious about this for some time, so I Googled it & found the best info first - Wikipedia has a nice entry with a very interesting reference (2nd link below) illustrating a potential explanation.
Ball, Philip (May 19, 2006). "Geometric whirlpools revealed". Nature. doi:10.1038/news060515-17.
"Bizarre geometric shapes that appear at the centre of swirling vortices in planetary atmospheres might be explained by a simple experiment with a bucket of water but correlating this to Saturn's pattern is by no means certain."
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I guess I must be blind because I don't see anything hexagonal in the pic...even when I zoom in...
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisHi Wayne - check the links in my previous comment for hex storm images & even a 'video'. The hex storm clouds are about 3 times the radii of the inner clouds shown in the image above.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisMore info about Saturn's hexagon
Many astronomical features are hexagonal; craters on the moon, mercury, vespa, iapetus...Some galaxies have hexagonal shapes, and plasma instabilities can be hexagonal as well...This last item is the most likely explanation for these polar "auroral" like features; they are driven by giant electrical birkeland currents that spin (like the ones that connect earth's poles to the sun) and create the diocotron instabilities (they also give off wicked xrays...hmmmm)
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jtdwyer: Seems your article was not that conclusive:
"Swinney, meanwhile, thinks that the process is unlikely to apply to large-scale flows such as that on Saturn, but might be relevant to smaller-scale phenomena such as tornadoes."
I said:
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Never did I claim that the article offered a "conclusive" explanation - so what is your point?
Besides, the quote you selected was merely the counterpoint opinion commonly offered in an unbiased, balanced report. Such a statement does not invalidate the subject of the report.
BTW, "Thunderbolts" is certainly not a definitive source...
Well, personally I'd just like to say thanks to jtdwyer and PlasmaKid for offering those links... saved me a lot of time.
Regardless of which phenomenon is the actual cause of this storm feature, nature never ceases to amaze!
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San Antonio, Texas - DePauw, ranked 18th in the coaches' poll and 24th by D3hoops.com, battled back from a six-point deficit with just over three minutes left in regulation and moved into a first-place tie in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference standings with an 84-81 overtime win at Trinity.
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Beethoven set these words in 1803 (published 1804), and Schubert adopts some of his ideas and textures by way of homage. The younger composer opts for a more straightforward treatment, for there is a side to his nature that was as smitten by the older traditions of strophic-song simplicity as by the musical experiments which marked him out as rather avant-garde in the eyes of the public. It is as if he felt a sense of historical responsibility to keep the North German traditions going, at the same time as supplanting them. It took texts of this kind, with thoroughly old-fashioned associations, to summon up that part of his creative process which relished folksong simplicity, earthbound in the least pejorative sense. John Reed points out that it is likely that at this period of his life Schubert was concerned with the strength and the simplicity of the vocal line. This was probably an antidote to his interest in extravagant piano accompaniment at the end of 1820 and the beginning of 1821.
Like Die Vögel, the song is in A major in its original key. It is well made and somewhat Beethovenian hardly surprisingly, although the three crucial notes which are the basis of the whole piece are somehow prophetic of the tiny elfin trumpets we hear in the accompaniment of Horch, horch! die Lerch. The quails cry (almost always on three repeated notes in the introduction, and also within the main body of the song) is sometimes rendered on two adjacent notes in the vocal line, a higher note for the first syllable there is thus a clash of a major second between voice and piano at Liebe Gott in the first verse which somehow gives the Schlag a more abrasive and outdoor flavour. The music is otherwise strophic, with a change into the tonic minor key for the third verse which refers to war. It is here that Schuberts music seems not quite grand or dramatic enough for the words, whereas Beethoven takes up the challenge in a more elaborate way with rumbling basses to depict the thunder of fire on the battlefield. Schuberts song ends with a repeat of the four-bar introduction. The Italian translation which appeared in the first edition was probably by Craigher de Jachelutta and was part of Schuberts scheme, hatched together with this poet, to extend the commercial viability of his songs in non-German-speaking lands.
The poet Samuel Sauter is not to be confused with Ferdinand Sauter (1804-1854) who was a sometime member of the Schubert circle from 1826. The poet came from Germany, born in Flehingen, Baden, and was a schoolmaster for most of his life. His work is mainly in a naïve folk-like style, some of it unintentionally funny to those who mock the earnest literary solemnity of the provinces and of that part of Southern Germany in particular. The collection Volkslieder und andere Reime was published in 1811 and his collected poems were issued in 1845. In 1855 some of Sauters poems were issued by Eichrodt and Kussmaul as the work of one Gottlieb Biedermaier, a fictional Swabian schoolmaster. Their reception, which prompted a humorous enthusiasm for the simplicities and banalities of a vanished age, prompted the coining of the term Biedermeier to denote that uneventful period of German and Austrian history (the term is also applied to literature, painting, furniture and so on) between the fall of Napoleon and the political upheavals of 1848. As Schuberts whole life and work fall within these parameters, he is the Biedermeier composer par excellence. The danger of this was that the false image of the safety and small-town cosiness of the Biedermeier epoch, actually a politically repressive period for Austrians, has tended to obscure many important details in Schuberts life. It is interesting that the kitsch simplifications of the musical Die Dreimäderlhaus (Lilac Time) were an indirect result of Sauters poetry and style and of the Viennese falling in love with the spuriously nostalgic idea of Biedermeier Gemütlichkeit.
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Well this year shaping up to be a great year for housing core logic forecasting prices to -- point 6% this year following a seven and a half percent last year.
And total home sales for the year marking their first increase since 2005.
Joining me now Barbara know that the vice chairman of BlackRock with a new report on housing.
You know I ask you -- -- say this a year of housing and what you really mean is it's the year we can start changing the way housing is regulated what do you mean.
It's more about housing finance so Fannie Mae Freddie Mac went -- to conserve readership.
Already more than four years ago September 2008.
Not much has happened since then.
-- it's time for congress to really look at this this is the year we have the stars -- moon lineup it's the first year of a secular administration right.
Obama had his second administration -- -- run run congress doesn't -- -- running for reelection to use say this is politically it's it's a great time.
What do you believe should happen should we get Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac out of the business of supporting the housing.
This is a multi trillion dollar market.
To say get -- Freddie out of the business is an extreme concept.
We think -- to change the way they operate obviously the the public company with.
Government support is not a good idea taxpayers have too much at risk.
But you can wind down the portfolio as you can keep them in what we call utility kind of role providing guarantee.
On this week or last week.
The consumer financial protection board.
Put out rules on.
We recorded -- that it extensively typically interrupted as I wanted to ask about something you just sad you say he can't take out Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac but unfortunately.
It seems to me that if you don't you run the same risks that you had back in 2008.
That ultimately the government is going to be supporting mortgages that make absolutely no.
Sense for many years Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac with a gold standard high underwriting standards similar to -- CSFB put out last week.
Very high quality loans reasonable balance loans.
Really sort of think it as a core that the government can support and help.
So that we have -- strong housing market and that things that don't fit back core.
That's what the private sector can do on its own but to think that the private sector can support.
The wealth -- you know that market sectors saying we're not gonna support any of the exotic loans are gonna walk away and we've seen banks.
Really deep six -- and mortgage operations getting out of the business entirely.
While small banks they're losing ground in going out of business because of Dodd-Frank who's gonna do the mortgage business -- you think.
-- -- -- Investors are often pension plans mutual funds insurance companies.
He's got servicers you've got originators get a lot of different participants we're talking about the need for bringing capital into that market.
From pension plans from insurance companies.
From investor -- around -- world -- this problem and that's where you really need the government guarantee.
A lot of investment guidelines can't buy private label they really.
Need that government guarantee.
So that's why we're a supporter of a limited role not not the role they have before but a much more limited role.
We'll see how works out maybe you're right maybe maybe the president's hands -- unfettered now on congress can do this -- Barbara thanks coming on I appreciate your time nice to see.
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Learning Automated Product Recommendations Without Observable Features: An Initial Investigation (1995)
It is appealing to imagine software packages that provide personally tailored product recommendations to a consumer. One way to predict the rating of a particular product by a particular consumer is through inference from a database of previous ratings by many consumers of many products. Such a database consists of triplets of the form: (product-identifier, consumer-identifier, rating) Generally such databases will be sparse, but nevertheless we may hope to derive considerable predictive information from them. A number of groups have begun developing distributed systems to collect and predict consumer preferences. Some have put significant effort into implementation issues to do with user interfaces, and the gathering and communicating of data via Internet and Usenet. Rather than launching into the development of a distributed systhem to address a particular consumer preference domain, our goal is to first understand the computational and statistical nature of the general problem. In this paper we develop two new algorithms for this purpose and also relate them to a nearest-neighbor based algorithm of [Resnick et al., 1994]. We then examine their predictive performance and quality of recommendations on a number of synthetic and real-world databases. The real-world results suggest that a significant improvement can be obtained over simply recommending the most popular product in some but not all domains. At the end of the paper we discuss computational expense on large databases, the use of explicit features, and our ideas for improved inference algorithms.
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