Total Recall [Includes Digital Copy] [Blu-ray] [1990]

I have the VHS, DVD, and now this really awesome 4K steelbook of one of my favorite sci-fi movies of all time! Total Recall is one of those movies that you can admire in its presentation of story, character performance and sci-fi visual effects for its time. Director Paul Verhoeven [RoboCop] [Basic Instinct] directs an action packed thriller where you, as the viewer, question whether Doug Quaid is actually living the life of a secret agent or dreaming it. An awesome movie with a memorable cast of characters! A must buy!

The picture quality is hit or miss with this transfer. It wont be everyones cup of tea. I'll say I didnt love the transfer, but there were some scenes that did look really good. The print was definitely cleaned up of scratches and tears. Fine layer of grain throughout. The audio is solid. Love the steelbook artwork. Very happy with this purchase.

Nice plastic clear slip keeps your movie title and disc information off the steelbook when slip is removed, I really like that more and more steelbooks are doing this. The paint is a nice metallic color but not entirely glossy. Changes brightness depending on the light angle.

Total Recall is Arnold at his best. He has a great script, lots of violent action, plenty of cheeky humor and now a gorgeous 4K transfer. Audio is amazing with the new Atmos track. Picture has lots of grain but is the best I’ve ever seen. So very worth it.

This was a great purchase the 4k scale was excellent if you don't have it please pick it up

- Great movie. - Great presentation. The only bad thing is that the Spanish subtitles have Mexican regionalisms.

I thoroughly enjoyed re-watching this in the new 4k format. I still remember watching this movie back when it was in movie theatres. And completely enjoyed this version of the movie with Arnold's cheesy one liners, over the re-make they did a few years back. This version is definitely grittier, and more of a classic action packed thrill ride. Definitely worth the purchase!

One of Arnold's best roles and pictures. Presumably inspired by the sci-fi writer, Philip K Dick's stories. I wouldn't want to spoil the plot of Total Recall by offering any particular details. It's best to experience the movie totally unprepared. I've probably seen the movie 20 times, and wished to see it in 4k because it's always been a staple of my core film collection. Presentation of the film on 4K with bonus material, a special edition slip cover appears excellent. I don't really get excited about limited edition, lenticular or embossed slip covers. But if they come with one, I guess I tend to keep them. A digital version of the film in 4k also came with the package, and I am beginning to see the benefit in that (occasional convenience when on the road), although the uncompressed 4k disc played through a 4k disc player is by far the better viewing and audio (in most cases). The sale price for this 4k disc I feel was very good, at <10, especially for a rather new release.