Ed, Edd n Eddy: Total Recall

Ed, Edd n Eddy: Total Recall is a 2017 English-language Australian/British motion-capture science fiction/family comedy action film written and directed by Aharon Keshales and Navot Papushado, this is the second installment of the Sonic Cinematic Universe after Sonic's Adventures of Kingdom Hearts, and starring Lucas Hedges, Sam Claflin, Adam Butcher, Jason Clarke, Mila Kunis, Yoo Ji-tae, Bill Nighy and Clive Owen and feature the voice of Rooney Mara and handled distributed by Annapurna Pictures. Principal photography took place during April 2017 in Mexico City, Greece and Cité du Cinéma in Paris.
==Plot==
on Planetland, Planetland citizen who is also a aeronaut named Lee Scoresby (Jason Clarke) and his jackrabbit dæmon Hester (voiced by Rooney Mara) that he is in some kind of compound, aided by Ed, Edd and Eddy (Sam Claflin, Adam Butcher and Lucas Hedges). We learn that a factory worker is actually American and his jackrabbit daemon (voiced by Rooney Mara) is alongside with him and Lee and Hester decided to visit Rekall, a company that implants artificial memories. Rekall employee Makuren (Yoo Ji-tae) convinces Lee to be implanted with memories of a secret agent. Lee is tested to avoid having implanted memories conflicting with real memories, and Makuren discovers that Quaid has real memories being born on Earth. Makuren and his co-workers are suddenly gunned down by a swarm of Heartless. While Lee and his dæmon Hester are also being captured, he instinctively reacts and destroys Heartless one by one before escaping. Lee returns home to his wife Lori (Mila Kunis) and confesses what has transpired. Lori attempts to kill Scoresby, revealing that she is not his wife of seven years, but an undercover UFP agent who has been monitoring him for the past six weeks. Lee and Hester manages to escape, and Hammend (Menashe Noy), a man claiming to be a former associate, contacts Lee via a cell phone embedded in Scoresby's hand, disclosing the location of a nearby safe-deposit box. Scoresby cuts the cell phone out of his hand to avoid being traced. In the safe-deposit box, Scoresby discovers a recorded message from his former self, leading him to an apartment in UFP. On the way, Scoresby meets The Eds from his dreams. At the apartment, Scoresby and The Eds uses a piano to trigger a second recorded message. The recording reveals Lee Scoresby that was formerly Douglas Quaid, a highly skilled agent working for Chancellor Vilos Cohaagen (Clive Owen). After joining the resistance movement, Quaid was captured and implanted with false memories of life as a factory worker. The recording reveals a plot by Cohaagen's administration to use its synthetic police force to invade the Colony to provide more living space for UFB, but that Quaid had seen a code that could stop the robotic forces; it is still in Scoresby's memory, and can be recovered with the aid of a another aeronaut named Matthias (Bill Nighy). The Eds finds their spaceship and contains a airship for Lee Scoresby with a Time-travel device, Tracked to the apartment by the police, The Eds, Lee Scoresby and Hester find themselves surrounded. Scoresby's Hebrew friend and colleague from Planetland, named Harass (Lior Ashkenazi), arrives and tries to convince Scoresby that he is in a Rekall-induced dream and that killing The Eds is the only way to wake up. Scoresby is conflicted, but after seeing The Eds's eyes that they are telling the truth, he concludes that he is not dreaming and kills Harass. The Eds flees with Hester and Scoresby to Matthias's apartment, where Matthias attempts to recover the code from Scoresby's mind. Accessing Scoresby's memories reveals that the code was a plot to allow Cohaagen to locate Matthias. Cohaagen and his forces arrive, kill Matthias, and capture The Eds, Lee Scoresby and Hester. Cohaagen plans to erase Scoresby's personality and restore the memories of his loyal agent Quaid. Lee Scoresby and The Eds are able to escape with the aid of Hammend, who has infiltrated Cohaagen's forces, but Hammend dies in the process. The Eds and Lee Scoresby infiltrates Planetland where Edd finds Cohaagen's robotic forces in stasis. Eddy plants time-detonation bombs aboard their ship before rescuing Hester. They are pursued by Cohaagen's forces and ultimately end up on top of the Fall as it lands back to Earth. The Eds gives Lee Scoresby a old-fashioned shotgun, and then The Eds and Lee Scoresby fight Cohaagen and his forces, and manage to escape the Fall when the bombs detonate. The Fall is destroyed, incinerating Cohaagen in the process. The Eds wakes up in an ambulance and is greeted by Lee Scoresby, but he notices the absence of his shotgun and realizes it is Lori in disguise, after surviving from the explosion. The Eds manages to disarm and transport Lori to a "unknown place". After the battle. The Eds and Lee Scoresby makes a farewell to each other and Lee Scoresby tells them he going to "a secret place where no one knows" and The Eds back to earth on their ship without their time travel device. in a post-credits scene Lori Quaid is shown in a unknown place and finds out this place is the Land of Oz. 
==Trivia==
*Jason Clarke lost 20 pounds for his role. 
*To create Scoresby's gaunt appearance, Jason Clarke worked out for up to 8 hours a day and ran or biked to the set everyday.
*Directors Aharon Keshales and Navot Papushado declined to use any Hollywood actors for the role of Douglas Quaid, but Jason Clarke was choiced to play as the role of Douglas Quaid after based on his performance in the Netflix original movie Mudbound, for which he did a Southern accent for his role as Henry McAllan.
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