And it was a subtle brilliant scene as well.. Murphy in the beginning of the movie explained to Lewis why he did that flip and holster with his gun because his son thought it was cool on this TV show they watched together. So when Robocop does the same thing with Lewis watching, you know Murphy is still in there..
When you hear about the behind the scene stuff and how the actor and crew had to work around that suit. It’s a minor miracle this film is as good as it is
But they didn’t blow off both of his arms….. remember the “lose the arm” scene? Right arm, tons of torso shots then one to the head. Good thought but I think it’s just a coincidence
@@CBRHurricane6 that's why I said "Slightly recreated" haha maybe it was just coincidence, but the film is so well done I wouldn't be surprised it was an easter egg.
Peter Weller lost a ton of Weight wearing that suit. He said it was heavy as hell and scorching hot and he wore it for hours. Needed assistants to even get it on or take it off.
I saw the suit at the place it was made at in Ware UK, can’t remember the name but he made Spartacus armour and lots more. At the time they were supplying armour and weapons for Gladiator, I was buying the knitted mesh mail for under my plate armour. Those were the days, he even had a stunt horse who was so clever and lovely to fuss.
a masterpiece in character introduction. The POV, monitor glimpses, the reactions of the other actors and then the full reveal on an elevated platform. Brilliant.
Bro the way all of the cops are running to see wtf Robocop is, is wild. Like a bunch of overexcited children trying to get their hands on a brand new toy or video game consoles. I love this. Rest in peace to Miguel Ferrer.
This is an example of how movies are shown through the hard work and determination of special effects, like Alien, Terminator, Predator, Star Wars, and The Abyss, but now these days with CGI and AI, it makes movies more like low cost bootleg movies
I’ll say this for Bob Morton. Yes he used a dead Police Officer and yes he engineered a situation where he’d get a donor sooner rather than later but he did try to wipe their memory. He did seem to genuinely think of Robocop as an individual but also as his child in a warped kind of way. He didn’t think that Murphy would be alive in there. He thought it would avenge Police officers and help rather than torture a still living one trapped in that shell.
UMMM WRONG!. Dick Jones teamed with up with Clearance to create the out of control crime situation in Detroit so that OCP could essentially run the city.
80s and 90s were hell of a times for movies. So much original content was there. The lovable characters and stories were told. Less cgi and more practical effects were used. That used to be so real.
Brilliant Film, a true Classic and Masterpiece. Shame Robocop 2 wasn't great, and 3 well let's forget it. Peter Weller really shone in this role, and spare a thought for him, you should hear the backstory of how much body weight he lost every day in the blistering heat of Dallas during filming, 20 hour days, with a tiny budget. Verhoeven is a master Director, one of the best in the business.
I agree. I'm a sucker for stories of revenge and Murphy solving his own murder was just awesome for the story. The sequels lacked that drama. They didn't have Verhoeven again at the helm and the violence just wasn't as impact full as in the original. This film is also paced beautifully as there is not one wasted scene. Last but not least, Peter Weller is the best Robocop ever.
I met the late Miguel Ferrer once. He was playing with his band at some dive club on Pico Boulevard in Santa Monica. I think is was called Lizard Lounge.
@@BrickManLive It's actually not that bad, honestly. It's not like you're eating dogfood, it's still food that's meant for human beings but just tiny ones with no teeth! Ha! Ha!
@@JR-ju3kj yeah. It just might be a little bland, that's all. Totally fine with a little bit of salt. It's a decent choice after dental surgery when you can't really chew much.
We had it sooooooo good. This movie dumps on 99% of the crap that is made today. And can you even think of a more suspenseful and awesome reveal of a character??
Something that is usually never mentioned about the casting in this movie is Nancy Allen. I think that here she showed how good an actress she is. Her previous roles as sexy girl or femme fatale (Carrie, Dressed to kill...) didn't suggest that she could play an strong and charismatic woman; hence, Verhoeven broke her typecasting. Of course, all effects, full casting and story, are a masterpiece. But Lewis is also at the core of the movie
I like how they sold that scene with the cops running up to them to see ROBOCOP like they had never seen anything like it in their lives. Director Paul Verhoeven was meticulous about small details like that in his movies.
This movie was ahead of its time, pointing out the MIC grift. As Vice President Dick pointing out to Bob, ED-209 didn't even need to work. He had guaranteed foreign military sales, including spare parts and maintenance contracts. Bob's mistake was 3 fold: 1) he broke up a money train, 2) he made a product that worked, and 3) he pissed off the wrong guy (see #1)
The crazy thing is how accurate this department looks compared to the real life detroit police department. The stations looked like this, the DPD looked and acted like this, etc.
Still R.I.P. to Miguel Ferrer, son of José Ferrer, who certainly portrayed the BEST Cyrano (alongside the amazing Mala Powers) ever to grace the silver screen.
I wish Sage Parker's character Dr Tyler came back for the sequels instead of being replaced with 2 other actresses as Robocop's maintenance doctor, even though I did like Jill Hennessy's Dr. Lazarus.
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35 years later and that gun holster leg is still cool as hell!
And it was a subtle brilliant scene as well.. Murphy in the beginning of the movie explained to Lewis why he did that flip and holster with his gun because his son thought it was cool on this TV show they watched together. So when Robocop does the same thing with Lewis watching, you know Murphy is still in there..
This movie is timeless! 🙂
Even the costume is epic, nothing can beat the original Robocop, everything after the originals that is a cheap rip-off
The sound of those footsteps... pure magic.
Take it easy, sweetheart
@@thegame6141 sweetheart says the teletubi fan girl
I miss the 80's and early 90's really bad.
Really and true 80s and 90ss the best
we all do bro
Me too those were the best years of everything.
When you hear about the behind the scene stuff and how the actor and crew had to work around that suit. It’s a minor miracle this film is as good as it is
Yeah they filmed everything with Peter Weller out of the suit and were waiting on the suit still
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Yeah “, I read RoboCop couldn’t grip the Gun because of the rubber gloves.
@@oblivion85 actually the original gun intended was too small so they made a custom gun for him instead
All those shots are perfect. That is how you make a movie.
This is what I've noticed too: every shot, every camera angle, camera movement, and sound is right at its place!
4:24 The fact that he slightly "recreated" the shots that killed him makes this scene even more epic but also tragic.
Wow! Seen this movie many times. Never noticed that.
@@Whatever-you-wanted heck I never noticed that either...
But they didn’t blow off both of his arms….. remember the “lose the arm” scene?
Right arm, tons of torso shots then one to the head. Good thought but I think it’s just a coincidence
@@CBRHurricane6 that's why I said "Slightly recreated" haha maybe it was just coincidence, but the film is so well done I wouldn't be surprised it was an easter egg.
@@avodada79 well actually that’s a pretty good point though….
I’d honestly think if he left the targets left arm intact it would be undeniable
The original and best version!
No doubt about that
@@mammaboy1 we're currently in the poop age of entertainment!
Before CGI they had to put effort on practical effects, like this Robocop-suit......and it shows :)
Yeah, but It was a real pain in the butt.
Well talent isn't modern anymore, nowadays we have AI thinking about movie scripts and are about to replace all human actors + CGI
Peter Weller lost a ton of
Weight wearing that suit. He said it was heavy as hell and scorching hot and he wore it for hours. Needed assistants to even get it on or take it off.
I saw the suit at the place it was made at in Ware UK, can’t remember the name but he made Spartacus armour and lots more. At the time they were supplying armour and weapons for Gladiator, I was buying the knitted mesh mail for under my plate armour. Those were the days, he even had a stunt horse who was so clever and lovely to fuss.
The suit was so big he couldn’t actually fit in a car. They had to take the bottom half off during the driving scenes.
I love that moment when Robo first appears: everyone immediately goes reeeeal quiet. :D
a masterpiece in character introduction. The POV, monitor glimpses, the reactions of the other actors and then the full reveal on an elevated platform. Brilliant.
Another set of iconic footsteps in cinema history…….bravo!…..nothing but❤
The progressive visual introduction of robocop is awesome. The sound of his footstep makes me the same effect as in 1988.
Robocop. Total recall . Starship troopers ...goat
Also Terminator, Alien, Predator...
The Verhoeven Holy Trilogy 👁️👄👁️👌🏻
Facts
Unfortunately also Showgirls.
@@garrym5682 🤣🤣
Bro the way all of the cops are running to see wtf Robocop is, is wild. Like a bunch of overexcited children trying to get their hands on a brand new toy or video game consoles. I love this.
Rest in peace to Miguel Ferrer.
That's right men
i love the 80´s suspense air of the movies, like when robocop arrived at the police station
This is an example of how movies are shown through the hard work and determination of special effects, like Alien, Terminator, Predator, Star Wars, and The Abyss, but now these days with CGI and AI, it makes movies more like low cost bootleg movies
Garbage today compared to these masterpieces.
2024, folks!……
It came out in 1987, and that bloody shiny armor is AMAZING.
Not CGI, AI, or BS.
The sound of the steps are G.D. Cool
The suit was actually made of fucking steel to boot.
I’ll say this for Bob Morton. Yes he used a dead Police Officer and yes he engineered a situation where he’d get a donor sooner rather than later but he did try to wipe their memory. He did seem to genuinely think of Robocop as an individual but also as his child in a warped kind of way. He didn’t think that Murphy would be alive in there. He thought it would avenge Police officers and help rather than torture a still living one trapped in that shell.
Sounds like you've been doing your homework, my ninja 🥷 😂👌🏾
UMMM WRONG!. Dick Jones teamed with up with Clearance to create the out of control crime situation in Detroit so that OCP could essentially run the city.
@@Dj_SLuRRR317 except he's wrong! dick jones created the crime situation in Detroit not Morton.
Wait, how did he engineer it? I would assume that Murphys' death was a coincidence to him. It hardly confirmed if the 2 knew each other.
@@octoman511OCP created it regardless. They curropt next gen metrosexual Nazis.
Man that gun holster is still bad ass and his robotic movements are so believable. This movie is just incredible!
That’s how you create an icon! Filmmaking at its finest.
RoboCop is such a brilliant film of the heart of the 80's
Awesome. Peter Weller Was Perfectly Cast As ROBOCOP. Love The Movie.
He even did the voice over for Robo in one of the MK games. Goat.
This scene shit this movie is nothing but a masterpiece of sci fi movie history.
KimKardashian good night bitcoin agels🙏🏽😘😘
What they gonna do, replace us?
I’d buy that for a dollar 😂
@@1sonyzzYes, except for AI. 😂
They can’t make movies like this anymore, pure creative magic!
the remake feel boring compared to vintage one 😅
‘What is this shit?’ Says the guy who was feigning insanity two secs before.
As many times as I’ve seen this movie? I had actually missed the “good question” reply 😂😂😂
Boddiker says the same line when he's getting manhandled by Murphy.
That cowboy gunroll gesture at the end before put hoisting his gun never gets old😆😆😆😆
Way ahead of its time! They don’t make them like that anymore.
1:13 I bet those footsteps in the movie theater upon first viewing probably felt like the T-Rex footsteps in "Jurassic Park"
Serve the public trust, protect the innocent, and uphold the law.
He wrote noble Prime Directives.
U forgot the 4th
Inability to act against an OCP Official
@@SaltybuherAdd in Murphy’s pre-existing sense of duty, he truly had unbreakable bond for the law.
Thankyou for your cooperation.
I'd buy that for a dollar!
80s and 90s were hell of a times for movies. So much original content was there. The lovable characters and stories were told. Less cgi and more practical effects were used. That used to be so real.
3:30 would be the end of that guys career in 2024.
The first Robocop will always be the best film out of the series because of paul verhoeven. This is like the threat of AI.
bro the gun sound from the auto 9 is up there with gems of the pulse rifle. I'm not even a gun nut but the sound are so impactful
Brilliant Film, a true Classic and Masterpiece.
Shame Robocop 2 wasn't great, and 3 well let's forget it.
Peter Weller really shone in this role, and spare a thought for him, you should hear the backstory of how much body weight he lost every day in the blistering heat of Dallas during filming, 20 hour days, with a tiny budget.
Verhoeven is a master Director, one of the best in the business.
I agree. I'm a sucker for stories of revenge and Murphy solving his own murder was just awesome for the story. The sequels lacked that drama. They didn't have Verhoeven again at the helm and the violence just wasn't as impact full as in the original. This film is also paced beautifully as there is not one wasted scene. Last but not least, Peter Weller is the best Robocop ever.
The 2014 version wasn't good either. Just didn't do justice.
2 was good enough. the remake is underrated. nobody needs 3.
I met the late Miguel Ferrer once. He was playing with his band at some dive club on Pico Boulevard in Santa Monica. I think is was called Lizard Lounge.
Nice guy?
You could say he made a lot of mistakes and now it’s time to erase that mistake.
Can you fly, Bobby ?
"Tastes like baby food!""
*Still eats it* 😂
Spoilers, baby food is tasty
Yeah it is
@@BrickManLive It's actually not that bad, honestly. It's not like you're eating dogfood, it's still food that's meant for human beings but just tiny ones with no teeth! Ha! Ha!
@@JR-ju3kj yeah. It just might be a little bland, that's all. Totally fine with a little bit of salt. It's a decent choice after dental surgery when you can't really chew much.
The tech imagination in this movie is amazing
Look at the design of the likes of Robocop, Airwolf. Beauty at its best
The best version and those footstep sound effects are still fresh in my ear drums, and that gun.
I never thought i would be here this early but this remaster is quite impressive.
We had it sooooooo good. This movie dumps on 99% of the crap that is made today. And can you even think of a more suspenseful and awesome reveal of a character??
I love the scanlines
One of the illest Protagonist reveals in all of cinema!
"I am what you call a repeat offender...I repeat, I will offend again!"
😂😂
Legendary. This was and will always be a classic. That gun was way before its time. Practically a hand machine gun
2:03 LOL the high definition makes the prop obvious that it's just a red led under a painted map.
You didn't even need HD for that - I could tell what a phony-looking prop it was on my VHS copy!
Still better than the cgi in most of the movies.
Ok and who cares? Lol
Something that is usually never mentioned about the casting in this movie is Nancy Allen.
I think that here she showed how good an actress she is.
Her previous roles as sexy girl or femme fatale (Carrie, Dressed to kill...) didn't suggest that she could play an strong and charismatic woman; hence, Verhoeven broke her typecasting.
Of course, all effects, full casting and story, are a masterpiece. But Lewis is also at the core of the movie
I like how they sold that scene with the cops running up to them to see ROBOCOP like they had never seen anything like it in their lives. Director Paul Verhoeven was meticulous about small details like that in his movies.
The most sad story for a human, he died working and their boss get him back to life to Keep working more.😥
The 80's knew how to introduce a character.
This movie was ahead of its time, pointing out the MIC grift. As Vice President Dick pointing out to Bob, ED-209 didn't even need to work. He had guaranteed foreign military sales, including spare parts and maintenance contracts. Bob's mistake was 3 fold: 1) he broke up a money train, 2) he made a product that worked, and 3) he pissed off the wrong guy (see #1)
Another religous allegory, the first human hybrid/cyborg eats Applesauce...
I was 10 yrs old when I saw this. Between this and Predator life was amazing.
The Terminator was better than Predator
I still can't get over how 141 rounds were in that gun!
The rudimentary past sounds delicious.
The thuds of Robo’s footsteps sound beautiful
Awesome movie I was like 12 years old when it came out !!
I like that part where he rolls his gun with his fingers and puts it in his robocop pocket.
Yes! Lewis was able to figure out what OCP did to her partner. Important clue
Best Version ever Made !
This looks great. Really shows the beauty of the metallic looking suit in deep detail I've not seen before
We tricked my mom to buy this movie on my 8th birthday. Uhhh lol that was a right of passage. Loved the directors work ever since
Paul Verhoeven masterpiece.
One step ahead of our time.
1:32 me whenever I see Math equations on the chalkboard
4:43 Lewis reaction: „No f... way. What they did to him.”
I was thinking it was more along the lines of "OMG, that's Murphy".
4:35 what a perfect little detail. I remember seeing that when I rewatch the movie as an adult and was like "genius just genius"
I like how they establish that his food only looks bad and is actually kind of nice if odd.
1:44 even the cameraman was excited to see Robocop
2:03 that is literally a sticker drawn with marker over a block with a lightbulb 😂
Haha that’s probably the best they could do in ‘87.
@@patteraj probably, but it's still funny
Holy shit😂🤣
Qui gons communicator in episode 1 is literally a razor haha
Yeah, today they have all the technology and look at what crap they're coming with
80s and 90s movies are really something. Now all we get is crapola.
Every city needs robocop to fight crime in the streets.
0:24 Do you notice how Robocop's eyesight is distorted? He can see maybe 30 - 40 meters away. Of course, only large objects.
I am devoted this movie since my childhood.
The crazy thing is how accurate this department looks compared to the real life detroit police department. The stations looked like this, the DPD looked and acted like this, etc.
I love this intro to the character
Thankyou for showing the whole scene!
I hate these channels that show movie clips out of context.
dude keeps eating the goop xD
That handgun is crucial.
Still R.I.P. to Miguel Ferrer, son of José Ferrer, who certainly portrayed the BEST Cyrano (alongside the amazing Mala Powers) ever to grace the silver screen.
4:35
One of my favorite scenes!
"That f**kin gun!" lol
Has unlimited ammo Lol
@@spazbot81 *points to bandana* infinite ammo
@@edwardhannah8507I understood that reference
An absolute classic.
The details suite in Ultra HD is open but is amazing effects 90's cybor live
Когда умер, но всё равно пошёл на работу 😅
Infinite ammo!
1:32 Repeat Offender: WHAT IS THIS SHIT ?
The thing or person that you will be answering to if you repeat and come back.
The guy who did the sound effects is a freaking genius and he deserves to be worshipped as a GOD
I wish Sage Parker's character Dr Tyler came back for the sequels instead of being replaced with 2 other actresses as Robocop's maintenance doctor, even though I did like Jill Hennessy's Dr. Lazarus.
4:42 I still have a crush on her
My first ex-girlfriend looked a lot like her.
The sound of his footsteps kinda reminds me of the sound of Cell's footsteps from Dragonball. Wish my feet sounded as cool as these guys.
Those foot steps are just muUAHH!!!
Merecia o Oscar na época...adoro esse filme até hoje
Loving the XR4Ti at 0.36. Worth big money now especially in Europe.
3:29
1987: a kiss of victory and nobody cares
2023 : you're fired
The HR department are gonna love this
Wow I been playing the video game and the police station in the game is a exact replica of this..
Yes. Years after the movie, i feel myself as im living inside the movie with this game. Its fantastic feeling
Robocop: Rogue City
¡A pesar de que esta película tiene muchos años es mi preferida y me encanta gracias!👍😃
It is COMPLETELY unnessessary for a robot to twirl a gun like that but god fucking damnit is it awesome.
Wooww amazing 🎉❤ robocop 💯👍 have a great weekend 💖💓💖🙏🙏🙏
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