Sentence examples for memory implant from inspiring English sources

In the film "Total Recall," which is based on a short story by Philip K. Dick, a character played by Arnold Schwarzenegger receives a memory implant of a fake vacation to Mars.

John Cho, however, does have a very nice moment early on as the Rekall salesman who sells Quaid his memory implant.

After visiting memory implant facility Rekall to have an exotic adventure retroactively placed into his brainpan, he learns the life he knows is only six weeks old, with his loving wife (Kate Beckinsale, a combination of the Sharon Stone and Michael Ironside characters) a deep cover operative keeping tabs on him.

Cinefantastique Online's Steve Biodrowski, Lawrence French, and I come together to explore thematic opportunities offered and missed in this latest remake, as well as dissecting the appeal of the film's post-apocalyptic world and evaluating whether the core concept of the Rekall memory implant system makes any sense to begin with.

Becoming part cyborg, or having memory implants, is no big deal.

A world completely different from the premise of Total Recall, in which our fantasies are generated by artificial memory implants.

The main excitement is provided by the chance cards, which say things like "Discover life, become famous forever", "Experience explosive decompression, die pretty much instantly" and "You discover that everything you've done in the game so far has been a false memory implanted by 'Rekall'.

"It may be a real memory or a memory implanted in me by my parents," said Mr. Russianoff, who has long been the public face of the Straphangers Campaign, a nonprofit group that advocates for transit policies it believes serve the interests of subway and bus riders.

Thales had read about memory implants, had wondered what it would be like, had never thought to learn.

Using a database of the most iconic dance movements from the 20th Century, Ka Fai maps out these dance steps in real-time by sending digital muscle memory "implants" to a "dancer's" active muscle groups.

So much is made out of this part of the story that the whole plot of Quaid as a man who may be a spy or may be a man who had a memory implanted into his brain almost becomes an afterthought.