TOTAL RECALL

Imagine, if the life you live as long as it was full of falsehoods, part of a well-organized farce, while your dreams are regarded by many as a flower bed was actually your real life, what would you do? Obviously there was hardly any people around you who can be trusted. Could be, they are actors or personnel hired to pretend to be a wife, friend, or even your parents. At this point, the only party who can be trusted is your own, which, ironically, even the people who at least knew about your own identity. Confusing, is not it? Luckily, the reader does not experience this. Simply Doug Quaid (Colin Farrell) are tasting the bitter taste of a pretense. All sorts of trickery to undermine the life of Quaid is the core issue of Len Wiseman's latest film adaptation of the short story written by Philip K. Dick, 'We Can Remember It for You Wholesale', which previously had been embodied in the form of feature films in 1990 under the title Total Recall. Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sharon Stone star lined up to that time under the direction of Paul Verhoeven. 

 Now, the 'nightmare' of Doug Quaid played back once again. With a new team, the same source, Total Recall version of Len Wiseman is trying to get closer to the short story Philip K. Dick than the previous films. Aware bears a heavy burden, especially since version Verhoeven success in terms of quality and quantity, then Wiseman created a futuristic tale set in the Earth's post-World War III with different missions. In fact, no Mars here! Throughout the film, Total Recall just wandered around in this lovely blue planet. The setting is divided into two; Colony and the Federation. This area that the two remnants of the Earth that has been ravaged. The colony is located on land previously belonged to Australia, while occupying the Federation of Great Britain. Arranged in a beautiful visualization, detailed and majestic, Colony and the Federation has a depiction of the contrast. Colonies are always decorated with rain rintikan nuances embodied in the outskirts of Hong Kong's dense, chaotic, dirty nan. This is where the residence of the proletariat. While the Federation is a manifestation of the city of the future that you often see in science fiction movies. Flying cars, highways in the air, to the skyscrapers towering everywhere. Community, which dominated the upper middle class, have a high mobility. With the condition of the human race is threatened with extinction, there was no intention for the two superpowers was to unite. That there are, the sharper the social gap. Means of transportation are used to connect the Colony and the Federation is 'The Fall', a sort of combination of aircraft and railway lines pass through the Earth's core.

Doug Quaid is a resident of the Colonies. He worked as a factory worker making law enforcement robot. Ordinary life, tend to be monotonous even. The only special from him is that he has a beautiful Isti, Lori (Kate Beckinsale). No wonder he had a dream to visit the Mars view a dull routine. However, Doug's life suddenly turned upside down because of a dream that is too real to be called a dream. Doug tried to track it down. He visited Rekall, a company that implanting an artificial memory to the client in accordance with the wishes of the client. Doug has not had time to feel the facilities that are served by Rekall, a swarm of police ambushed this company. Action there was a shootout that killed about 20 cops. From here, a bit of Doug's memories of the past that were previously scattered one by one began to connect. Meeting with Melina (Jessica Biel), who often saw her in a dream, revealing the true identity of Doug. Life has been lived was just a stage play that reveals how the political system bobroknya in the Colonies and the Federation.

Without menyandingkannya with version Schwarzenegger, Total Recall version of this in 2012, unexpectedly, able to deliver a summer dish full of frenzied with entertaining, exciting, and suspenseful. Len Wiseman makes me feel like the movies tied in a chair, even though there is no intention for a short break and visit the toilet or play-play with the phone's pet. I admit, I really enjoyed it. Rows of intense action, fast paced, adrenaline pumping, full of energy, and almost without pause - made me breathless, into the main menu here. Fun, fun, fun! This is the most entertaining movie of the summer movie performances this year. Received funding support abundant, Wiseman had the opportunity to sprinkle Total Recall with lavish special effects and action scenes that jor-rod. The most memorable are the scenes of the chase between Doug and Lori and Melina with a law enforcement robot in a maze of vertical and horizontal lifts with a lift that comes up unexpectedly fast. Thrilling. And I am sure, after I winded width discuss the visual display, you would wonder, then what about the acting and script are usually the most I highlight? Oh do not worry, do not worry. Although from the ranks of players who only Kate Beckinsale stand out, but Colin Farrell and Jessica Biel does not disappoint. Only, their appearance is completely covered by Beckinsale was in sparkling form. By the way - a little off track, is there any of you who feel Beckinsale and Biel is like? Because I feel like it, and incredibly, I had thought Biel is Beckinsale in the opening scene, haha. Back to the topic. Kurt Wimmer script processed and Mark Bomback did not even reach the stage of exceptional, well-explored and carefully, and successfully poured into the form of feature films by Len Wiseman with a slick and satisfying. Total Recall is a science fiction action movie is entertaining and fun to watch at the cinema when leisure time. Well done, Mr. Wiseman, well done.