The video compares the original "Total Recall" (1990) with its remake (2012), focusing on differences such as the absence of Arnold Schwarzenegger in the remake, changes in technology and setting, and the overall tone and execution of both films. The original is praised for its iconic scenes, Arnold's performance, and its ambiguous ending, while the remake is noted for its updated visuals but criticized for lacking the memorable moments of the original. The conclusion is that while the remake is decent, it doesn't surpass the original, which remains favored for its unique elements and open-ended narrative.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The original "Total Recall" movie from 1990 is compared against the 2012 remake.
2. In the original, Arnold Schwarzenegger's character lives in a future where household appliances are significant.
3. Both movies feature a company that implants memories.
4. The protagonists of both films are tired of their mundane lives despite having beautiful wives and stable jobs.
5. They both seek the memory implant company to experience a more exciting life as a secret agent.
6. The character of Arnold Schwarzenegger is considered superior in the original film by a Twitch audience poll.
7. The remake features better technology like metal detectors and LED screen refrigerators.
8. The original film includes mutants and a setting on Mars, while the remake does not.
9. The remake has a more realistic approach to removing a tracker from the body.
10. The original film is considered more iconic for its memorable scenes and one-liners after killing villains.
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