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Total Recall is based on which short story by Philip K. Dick?
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We Can Remember It For You Wholesale
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Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
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Second Variety
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The Golden Man
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The movie opens with our hero, Quaid, dreaming is he on which planet?
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Earth
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Mars
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Venus
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Neptune
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3.
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Quaid’s wife, Lori, is played by:
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Greta Scacchi
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Kelly Lynch
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Sharon Stone
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Linda Fiorentino
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4.
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Quaid visits a company that sells fake memories. Name the company:
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Memorease
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Reminisense
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Rekall
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Recollex
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5.
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Quaid buys a vacation, and gets the “ego trip” option so he can take a vacation from himself. His new identity?
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millionaire playboy
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secret agent
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sports hero
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industrial tycoon
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6.
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As part of his vacation, Quaid also gets to pick the type of woman he wants to meet. Quaid chooses:
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demure
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aggressive
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sleazy
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sleazy and demure
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7.
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Unfortunately there’s a problem - Quaid has a:
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schizoid embolism
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retrograde aneurysm
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cerebral vasospasm
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dysthimic hemorrage
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8.
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Rekall covers it up and Quaid wakes up with no memories of his visit outside his house in a:
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Jimmycab
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Johnnycab
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Happycap
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Freddiecab
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Inside his apartment, Quaid is attacked by his wife, Lori. Lori’s boyfriend, Richter, is played by:
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Michael Ironside
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Clancy Brown
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Kurtwood Smith
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Gary Busey
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After a chase through the subway, Quaid escapes in a Johnnycab. He refuses to pay the fare, at which the Johnnycab is programmed to:
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lock him inside
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clamp his leg
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run him over
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self-destruct
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11.
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Quaid collects a briefcase which contains a video he apparently left for himself, before his memory was wiped. What was Quaid’s former name?
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Kruger
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Hauser
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Slater
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Tasker
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The briefcase also contains fake IDs, money, various tech devices and a disguise which allows Quaid to travel to Mars undetected. What is the disguise?
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a large, bald black man
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an immensely fat man
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an old, frumpy lady
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an Estonian little person
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13.
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Unfortunately, the disguise malfunctions. What phrase does it repeat over and over?
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“For a vacation.”
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“I want to meet a man.”
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“Two weeks.”
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“Just my clothes.”
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Quaid escapes again, checks into a hotel and gets a clue to visit someone called Melina. Quaid checks in under a fake name:
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Hatton
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Woodward
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Bishop
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Brubaker
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Mars is ruled by Cohaagen, thanks to his monopoly of air production. Much of the planet’s human population has mutated due to:
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having to work in the turbinium mines
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chemicals in the ‘water’ that most people have to drink
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the cheaply-constructed living areas, which do not protect against cosmic rays
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consuming Martian mushrooms
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Quaid is confronted by Dr Edgemar from Rekall, and also Lori, who tell him his adventures on Mars are all in his mind. What should Lori consider a divorce?
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Quaid walking out of the room
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Quaid locking her in the closet
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Quaid stabbing her in the heart
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Quaid shooting her between her eyes
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17.
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Quaid has befriended a mutant cab-driver, Bennie. How many children he repeatedly claim he has to feed?
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four
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five
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six
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eight
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Quaid meets Kuato, the hidden leader of the Martian Resistance. Kuato’s a very peculiar mutant because:
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He has two heads
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He can change shape at will
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His brain grows outside of his skull
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He grows out of his brother’s abdomen
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19.
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Bennie is revealed to be working for the bad guys. How does Quaid dispose of him?
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he throws a grenade in the mining vehicle Bennie is driving
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he drives a mining drill through Bennie’s body
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he pushes Bennie through a vent into the Martian atmosphere
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he runs Bennie over with his own cab, then reverses
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Cohaagen reveals to Quaid that Hauser wanted to have his memory wiped. Why?
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he had betrayed Cohaagen – the choice was that or death
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so he could infiltrate the psychic mutants
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it’s part of the ‘secret agent’ option at Rekall
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he was tired of killing and wanted to live a peaceful life on Earth
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Quaid and Melina make it to the alien machine, but so do Cohaagen, Richter and company. What device comes in handy for our heroes in disposing of the henchmen?
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remote detonated limpet mines
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holographic projector
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powered armor
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gravity gun
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22.
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What part of Richter’s body is severed before he dies?
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his legs
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his torso
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his hands
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his genitals
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The alien machine is activated by pressing a button with an alien handprint. How many fingers on the handprint?
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three
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four
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five
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six
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24.
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Quaid activates the alien machine. What does the machine do?
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melts the ice cap, making a great sea
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creates a breathable atmosphere
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causes the surface of Mars to bloom with plant life
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destroys the planet
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25.
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Bonus Question: Which of the following devices from Douglas Adams’ The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy “trilogy” does not feature in Total Recall?
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a towel is used to solve a problem
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a prostitute with three breasts
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a clinically depressed robot
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a character is revealed to have wiped his own memory
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