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AM+A.SciFi+HCI.eBook.17Aug12 - Aaron Marcus and Associates, Inc.

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<strong>Aaron</strong> <strong>Marcus</strong>, The Past 100 Years of the Future, Page 85<br />

Total Recall, 1990, based on a novel by Philip K. Dick, <strong>and</strong> directed by Paul Verhoven,<br />

presents many innovative, memorable, scenes of HCI content. One of the most exotic,<br />

disgusting scenes features actor Arnold Schwarzenegger removing a tracking device<br />

from his nose. Other scenes show video-wall displays, wall-sized x-ray displays, threedimensional<br />

virtual avatars, body suits, <strong>and</strong> animatronic taxi drivers. One inadvertently<br />

comical anachronistic HCI scene shows a hotel employee looking at a conventional CRT<br />

display of a hotel service computer from the 1970s although the movie is set far in the<br />

future.<br />

Figures: Scenes from Total Recall, 1990.<br />

85

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