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Rekall logo with "For The Memory Of A Lifetime" tagline. True original Total Recall fans will recognize and appreciate it on sight. This tagless tee will be the most comfortable shirt you own and is offered in your choice of two premium materials. The first is a balanced heather blend of 50% combed ring-spun USA premium cotton / 50% polyester. The second is 100% performance polyester dry fit. Key features of the cotton/poly blend tee option include:50/50 combed ring-spun USA premium cotton/polyester fine jerseyReactive-dyedPre-washed to minimize shrinkageRibbed collarTaped neck and shouldersSide seamsDouble-needle sleeves and bottom hemFits true to sizeKey features of the poly dry fit tee option include:Premium 5-star 100% micro poly interlock fabricSuperior moisture wicking for peak performanceStain release and odor resistant for easy careFade and snag resistant for durability44+ UPF for UV sun protectionReinforced shoulder seams, double needle cover stitch hem, and tag free neckFits true to sizeFrustrated by what was available to buy in the marketplace in terms of quality and comfort and fit, we decided to make our own apparel. We only sell high quality products that we do actually wear ourselves. We sourced good shirts that you will truly want to wear and we've paid careful attention to the graphic design details. Everything is designed and printed in Texas. If you have a design wish or tweak, a desired color combination not listed, or a suggestion for a future product, please send us a message and we will personally respond! "Total Recall," directed by Paul Verhoeven and released in 1990, is a sci-fi action film set in a dystopian future. The story follows Douglas Quaid (played by Arnold Schwarzenegger), a construction worker living in a polluted and overcrowded Earth who dreams of a life on Mars. In a world where a company called Rekall offers artificial memory implants of desired experiences, Quaid decides to undergo a memory implant procedure to fulfill his Martian fantasies. However, during the process, something goes wrong, triggering suppressed memories of a past life as a secret agent. Quaid soon discovers that his entire life might be a fabrication and that he might have been a highly skilled operative working against the corrupt Mars administration led by Vilos Cohaagen (portrayed by Ronny Cox). Haunted by fragmented memories and unsure of his true identity, Quaid sets off to unravel the truth. As Quaid attempts to piece together his past, he encounters various allies and adversaries, including Melina (played by Rachel Ticotin), a woman from his dreams who might hold the key to his forgotten life, and Richter (portrayed by Michael Ironside), Cohaagen's ruthless henchman tasked with eliminating Quaid. Traveling to Mars, Quaid navigates through a dangerous landscape filled with mutants, rebels, and the oppressive forces of Cohaagen's regime. He uncovers a conspiracy involving ancient alien technology that could provide breathable air for Mars, a resource Cohaagen controls to maintain his power. Quaid's quest for the truth leads to intense action sequences, including daring escapes, gunfights, and encounters with double agents. Along the way, he learns more about his former identity, his past relationships, and the significance of his memories. Ultimately, Quaid confronts Cohaagen in a climactic showdown, aiming to thwart the villain's plans for domination and to free the people of Mars. The film's conclusion blurs the line between reality and implanted memories, leaving audiences to question whether Quaid's experiences were genuine or mere fabrications from the Rekall procedure.