In 'Total Recall', science is already enough to make a person's dream a part of the reality as that person's memories. The company that can do the job is called 'Rekall', Douglas Quaid (Collin Farrell) is looking for it. Despite having a good wife (played by Kate Beckinsale), Douglas intuits, for some reason, that trying out the 'Rekall' procedure could help him get through with his frustrated life. The procedure goes entirely wrong eventually, leading a team of authorities hunting for Douglas, who is now a super-spy based from his own dreams. He finds his way to an underground resistance and find out the truth about reality--if there is one, still waiting for him.
I personally believe that the Schwarzenegger version was already gritty that a remake is already unnecessary. The first trailer felt a heavy hit-or-miss and then this follow-up trailer gets released to the world. It offers generous amount of thrilling action and delightful visual effects, let alone the heavyweight performances courtesy of "the" Collin Farrell ('Minority Report', 'Fright Night'), Kate Beckinsale, Bryan Cranston and Jessica Biel.
There are still possible fallout points for the movie however. The fact that Len Wiseman directed this film really ignites a fiery skepticism to the hearts of sci-fi aficionados. He's the director behind the first three 'Underworld', which movies I got to say are pretty bad, let alone the awful entry of the fourth installment, that is directed by a different person, anyway. The original 'Total Recall' back in the 90's is pulpy and violent and many think that this version will have a hard time getting even with that.
Here's the second look ahead to the sci-fi action.
"Will Hit". "WILL HIT" equates to a 80-100% favorable prediction.
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