[size=12pt]Total Recall [/size] (1990, Paul Verhoeven)
A lot better than the good-looking but dull remake by Len Wiseman, and … closer to the original story by Philip K. Dick (although there still are discepancies). Like many movies of this man, it feels and looks better today than it did back then. I saw it in cinema and remember that I thought it was a bit too hectic for its own good, with not enough emphasis on the complex premise and storytelling, but since then movies have become so hectic and strorytelling so basic, that today this film looks like the collective works of Shakespeare in comparison.
Intelligent, witty film making, the kind of Verhoeven I like. Some of the violence is over the top though.
[size=12pt]Insight[/size] (2011, Richard Gabai)
Little thriller about a nurse who starts having visions about the victim of an assault who died under her eyes. Is she psychic or mad? Looks very much like a TV-movie (maybe it was made for Tv, I haven’t checked). Decent as far as these things go, but nothing special. It will at least keep you guessing what’s exactly going on.