9 Worst Sci-Fi Movie Remakes, Ranked
Beloved sci-fi films are frequently reimagined in Hollywood, but some remakes turn out worse than the originals, proving some should remain untouched.
Based on Philip K. Dick's short story "We Can Remember It for You Wholesale", Total Recall tells the story of Douglas Quaid (Arnold Schwarzenegger), a construction worker who receives an implanted memory of an adventure in humanity's colony on Mars. Quaid finds his memories playing out in real time, hunted by agents of a mysterious organization as he works to topple the tyrannical regime of a Martian dictator (Ronny Cox).
Beloved sci-fi films are frequently reimagined in Hollywood, but some remakes turn out worse than the originals, proving some should remain untouched.
When a man goes for virtual vacation memories of the planet Mars, an unexpected and harrowing series of events forces him to go to the planet for real - or does he?
Between Pulp Fiction, Inception, and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, sequels could tarnish what made them so great and ruin their mysteries.
The nature of science fiction makes the movie genre ripe for contemporary remakes. But what are Redditors' best science fiction movie remakes?
New tropical noir Wiper taps into the sci-fi vein of Total Recall & Blade Runner, starring a private eye who wipes her memory after every case.
Arnold Schwarzenegger has spent a lot of his movie career in the sci-fi realm, and here's how all of his efforts in the genre rank, worst to best.
Recent release Jolt marks Kate Beckinsale's return to action movies, but how many of the Underworld heroine's efforts in the genre are worth a watch?
Paul Verhoeven and Arnold Schwarzenegger's sci-fi classic could all be a dream, but the ambiguity as to what really happened is the movie's point
Total Recall, Arnold Schwarzenegger's 1990 hit sci-fi action film, gets a special effects breakdown from modern-day VFX artists The Corridor Crew.
From the highs of The Terminator and Predator to the lows of Batman & Robin, here are Arnold Schwarzenegger's action movies ranked from worst to best.
Some movie remakes made in recent years, like Total Recall and The Mechanic, deserve more credit and aren't nearly as bad as their critical reviews.
Chance the Rapper argues that Eddie Murphy should have been cast in Total Recall's lead role rather than action legend Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Rick & Morty referenced Total Recall and Frankenstein in "Total Rickall," but many missed the episode's nods to Family Guy, Buffy, and Cocktail.
While some sci-fi movies can be full of mindless action, others are more thought-provoking and cerebral, like Total Recall, Looper, and Snowpiercer.
Natasha Romanoff is the Black Widow and one day she wakes up to another life and identity, her own Total Recall which quickly begins to unravel
Here are the highlights of Total Recall's Mind-Bending Edition's commentary between star Arnold Schwarzenegger and director Paul Verhoeven.
The original Total Recall remains one of the best sci-fi action films of its time, and fans need to know how this amazing Arnie movie came to be.
While "I'll be back" is most associated with the Terminator franchise, Arnold Schwarzenegger has also used the catchphrase in many other movies.
John Carter was a box office flop, and Total Recall is to blame — because the 1990 sci-fi classic borrowed content from the former's source material.
The sci-fi film Total Recall is a real mind bender, and it's hard to discern whether or not the events of the film are a dream or reality.
Starting with his arms in Total Recall, Michael Ironside kicked off an odd recurring habit of his characters losing their limbs.
Visual effects have come a long way over the years, but there was a lot of really impressive work being done in the 90s.