Clarence at first glance isn't scary, but Kurtwood Smith acted the role so perfectly I think he's one of the scariest villains of all time, just cold as ice
I was working for a computer game magazine in the UK when Robocop was released, we were invited down to Pinewood Studios to watch the very violent uncut version of the movie. I have no idea how our boss got us that access, but Robocop is still one of my favourites.
It was also one of the best games on the ZX Spectrum - i played it to death, and 128K soundtrack was so good I used to just leave it playing over the main menu screen. Your Sinclair was the mag i used to read back then btw.
Brother in 70. I was born 80. Oh yeah. Me raiding his vhs and audio cassettes looking for the coolest sleeves to go by what could be Rad to watch. Good ole days. I miss them so...
A buddy of mine when he was a kid in the late 80s, his parents car broke down in the country. They walked to the nearest house in the country. The people were watching RoboCop, he still brings it up now and again how terrified he was in a stranger's house watching the Ultra violence of this great film. He was 9, 10 or 11.
I remember seeing the RoboCop cardboard cutout at the theater before watching a Land Before Time. The gore freaked me out as a kid, but I like the characters and the look of the title character.
As cool as the movie is, the edited for television version is just as hilarious. The hilarious dubbed "Why Me?!," "I reall like this guy!," and "Some even called him... alot worse" were funny. Even the Toxic guy walks across the alley safely & Clarence hitting boxes instead
I absolutely loved your video on Robocop, and it's one of my favorite movies, PERIOD!!! I believe Robocop is a genre picture like Tombstone. It's not just a Western. It is action, comical, violent, and many other things. Saying this, I think Robocop is all of the above a Sci fi, dark comedy, violent, drama, revenge movie with yes some horror added in that makes it a beautiful accident I wouldn't have any other way. I grew up loving this movie the more I got older. I respect it so much. It's lighting in a bottle that can never be reproduced. With its insane story, over the top villains, great direction, great cast, mind -blowing effects, and brilliant script, Robocop is a perfect example of a movie you just don't see anymore. And that's just 😔 sad. Thanks again, Joe Blo for another great video and enjoying your take and many shared opinions between us. Look forward to the next one.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:15 🎞️ *Introduction to Body Horror in 1980s* - Introduction to the episode focusing on body horror in the 1980s. - Mention of Michael J. Fox's "Teen Wolf" as a previous topic on body horror. - Brief definition of body horror by Ral Cruz as grotesque or disturbing violations of the human body. 02:58 📽️ *Nostalgia for 1980s Cinema Experience* - Reflection on the '80s cinema experience: Independent venues, limited choices, and nostalgia. - Personal anecdote: Sneaking into films like "Planes Trains and Automobiles" and "Fatal Attraction." - Emphasis on the uniqueness of '80s cinema and the communal experience. 05:39 📼 *Uncut Version of RoboCop* - Experience of watching an uncut version of "RoboCop" on VHS. - Contrast with TV-censored versions: Scenes, including violence and explicit content, were trimmed. - Appreciation for the uncut version: Impact on the perception of the movie's brutality. 08:19 🤖 *Philosophical Questions Raised by RoboCop* - Reflection on the philosophical questions raised by RoboCop's transformation. - Dilemma presented: Mechanize parts of oneself or accept natural death. - Concerns about a robotic approach lacking understanding and humanity in law enforcement. 09:50 🌐 *RoboCop as Satire and Social Commentary* - Acknowledgment of RoboCop as a satire on American consumerism and policing for profit. - Recognition of the film's prediction of the current world's issues. - Appreciation for the movie's blend of savagery, humor, and a great score. 12:41 🦹♂️ *Rogues Gallery and Horror Elements* - Highlighting the compelling villains, especially Clarence Boder, in RoboCop. - Emphasis on the monstrosity of the characters generating a sense of dread. - Recognition of RoboCop's influence in the horror genre due to its villains. 15:50 🧠 *Legacy of RoboCop and Reflections* - Personal connection to RoboCop's legacy and influence. - Acknowledgment of sequels, video games, and the film's continued impact. - Final thoughts on RoboCop's significance in the horror and sci-fi genres. Made with HARPA AI
"Robocop" is terrific satire on our consumer-based culture (both in the '80s and the present, in my humble opinion), which really turned the dial up on action/violence and the gruesome experience of Alex Murphy's murder and "reanimation" as the future of law enforcement. It remains a poignant story and, along with some great characters, never fails to entertain. Another awesome entry (37!!!) in this series. As always, can't wait for the next one! Cheers!!!
Bob Morton was truly a villain in this movie, purposely putting his prime candidates in most dangerous precincts and waiting for some poor guy to “volunteer”…was disappointed when on DVD commentary heard director didn’t like the line of Sgt. Reed referring to Morton as an @$$hole, it perfectly describes Bob Morton, as cold hearted as Clarence Boddicker, even realized it in 1988 when I first saw it on VHS.
It was only recenlty that i appreciated this aspect - "prime candidates have been placed in promising locations". Yep, they ran a scan through the police force and re located physical matches to high risk of death prescints. I also watched in on VHS back in 1988, but i certainly didn't pick up on that nuance.
I actually love Robocop 2 as well. The scene where they're showing the attempts at a new Robocop, and they all end up killing themselves, is hilarious but also pretty intense when you really think about it, and it's a cool way to show that how Murphy's integrity and spirit is what made him able to be such a successful Robocop instead of going insane like all the others.
As kids we had a budgie called Bobby who never flew. We (kindly) tried to get him to fly and said “can you fly Bobby?” 😂 he never did but he was ace. He used to run around the coffee table playing with Micro Machines (those tiny toy cars if anyone remembers) and grabbing them in his beak and tossing them off the table. He’d then look at you as if to say “pick it back up then” 😂
I mean, it definitely has heavy body horror elements, but to me personally it feels more like a superhero movie overall. I actually keep it in my superhero section of my collection, along with Dredd 2012. In either case, I love this movie.
RoboCop is an absolute MASTERPIECE. Not a single, solitary second of that film feels superfluous. It's INCREDIBLY tight film making with EVERYTHING having a legit purpose to the story and character's. It's just as fresh and relevant today as it was when it 1st came out, and it will continue to be the next 37 years. As for RoboCop 2, there are some decent parts in it but overall it's a disappointing sequel. It feels really dated at times (which the 1st part doesn't), they basically do away with Murphy's development from part 1, for whatever reason, only to do the same thing again but absolutely nowhere as well executed. The dialogue, satire, and commentary is nowhere as solid or smart, the villain of Cain overall was very weak, the CEO of OCP felt like a totally different character, having a 12 year old running the biggest drug gang/business in Detroit was really idiotic, Lewis feels very underutilized, etc. It's just really..."meh". RoboCop 3 is just atrociously deplorable.
@@mrsjackbauer1 well I was at blockbuster with my stepdad at that time, and the VHS box looked cool AF! See If I got good grades all week, we’d rent movies Friday night. Either 80s action or horror had the coolest looking cover art. So that’s what we did. He made it clear to me that these are just movies they’re not real. I cherish those short lived times, because once he was gone my life went to hell. Maybe that’s another reason I like it so much, it reminds me of the good part of my childhood.
Was just talking my “robofriend” about being in my upcoming love of robocop vid: then BAM! This video popped up in my feed. Woo-Hoo! Can never get enough Robocop. GO ROBO!
Body horror is better in Robocop 2 in my opinion. The bit where they extract Cain's brain. Cain is conscious and alive and can see his dead body, disembodied and hollow head. He is unable to look away, unable to close his eyes, and unable to scream. He is forced to see what has become of him and can do nothing.
This movie is pure gold it's the standard for film making it had horror elements like Peter's character getting blown away the violence is over the top and makes the movie unique. But it could lend itself to horror very well.
I must've been 9 when i saw Robocop it was the hottest video in the shop at the time along with Predator. I was a big fan instantly and it didnt take long for all my mates to have seen it so it got plenty of re enactments in the playgroud (gotta love the 80s) the arcade game and the ocean home computer game were great Was this written by someone from the UK? Or did you get ZX Spectrum in the states
I don't remember how old i was when i first saw it but i saw the unedited one first. When he got his hand shot off that really messed me up, even to this day that bothers me more than any other part of the movie. the effects were amazing in this film at the time and still hold up today. except for the end. dick Jones arms when he falls out of the building is still laughable, the should really fix that.
Robocop was the second movie were the cinema was stormed by police and the movie showing was cut short in my country. Every copy of the movie got confiscated. The first was Evil Dead. It was banned, even the censored versions got banned or indexed. Later there were heavily censored versions released were the movie was cut down under an hour. The first time my country saw the full uncut version was 2013 when the movie got rehabilitated.
I saw Robocop in the theater at a very young age. Probably a little too young. My grandmother brought me, neither of us checked the rating of the movie. It was quite the experience when the film rolled.
RoboCop a perfect movie anytime anywhere anyplace a perfect story and plot the right heroes and villains and the right amount of action and let's not forget the music awesome film got on VHS for Christmas when I was ten years old
Dude's death in the beginning still bothers me to this day. I think that's why I haven't watched it since the first time when my mom rented the tape upon its release. I don't think she realized what she brought home.
I actually made it past the ushers to get into Robocop. It was amazing. Later in life I became an usher. My main target was groups of teens that made it awfully obvious they were trying to sneak in an R rated movie. That was more to keep other adults from getting mad at them not watching the movie and disrupting it.
Just a quibble, but Mary Shelley's monster was intelligent enough to teach himself how to read and speak. And he speaks very eloquently for maybe 2 chapters or so? And cleverly murders a child and frames a beloved servant just to hurt Victor. He also murders V.F.'s fiancee after the scientist backs out of his deal to create a mate for the monster. If you haven't read the novel, yet, you really should.
Whilst a movie which can sustain close attention and analysis? The most important thing is that if you want to watch it as a Big Dumb 80’s Action Flick? You not only get that, but a superior example of that genre.
I was around 7 when I first watched it consciously. Before that I have glanced at it when I visit my cousin who was 8 years older and had a good collection of horror and scifi films. Here where I live people was always relaxed about content children were exposed to, from young lads watching soft porn to uncut edits of horror movies (on VHS). Funny thing, thought, is that language was very censored on any midia but specifically TV. That means you'd see a cruel execution while the perpetrators would be seeing something close to "golly molly, dude!". This would be even funnier when watching subtitled movies on VHS with some English knowledge - people would be cursing heavily and the subtitles would be the most tamed thing possible.
Robocop is the best thing since gold teeth. Horror, it definately has, from the dystopian, bleak future to the corporation's maniacal ambitions. I'd say it could be classified as a subgenre called "sci-fi horror".
It's really not difficult to see Robocop as a horror film, and for most people it comes down to framing. The film is action packed, there's a gun, a hero and a bombastic score. Most people will view Robocop as an action movie in the vein of India Jones or Die Hard because of those elements. Some people I talk to consider Jurassic Park an adventure film and I have heard it once compared to Back to the Future. Why? It's obviously a horror film to me.
yup that is why physical media is so crucial i dont have any streaming services, i dont want to watch movies being heavily chopped and edited by some busy body who appoints themselves the arbiter of what is acceptable in entertainment
I mean bro both of them are good that’s your opinion if you don’t like the second RoboCop yeah Kane was in a very cool villain on YT 1000 but he was still pretty cool so third one doesn’t count but that’s your opinion on the second one
🤔😑Can you fly bobby??I wish red would break the 4th wall in that 70's show and become clearance.We never got Terminator v.s. Robocop;I think robocop would win.
Why we were so gory and bloody nasty back in those days. I never understood that. Now nobody really wants to see that and it doesn't feel like it's needed.
"I'D BUY THAT FOR A DOLLAR!"
Agreed😊
"I can feel them. But I cant remember them."
Still one of the most poignant lines in sci fi cinema.
Clarence at first glance isn't scary, but Kurtwood Smith acted the role so perfectly I think he's one of the scariest villains of all time, just cold as ice
Exactly. Casual evil.
RoboCop is the best damn 1980s sci fi action flicks since the Terminator. Great job, JoBlo.
I was working for a computer game magazine in the UK when Robocop was released, we were invited down to Pinewood Studios to watch the very violent uncut version of the movie. I have no idea how our boss got us that access, but Robocop is still one of my favourites.
It’s really the definitive edition!!!
It was also one of the best games on the ZX Spectrum - i played it to death, and 128K soundtrack was so good I used to just leave it playing over the main menu screen.
Your Sinclair was the mag i used to read back then btw.
I was dating a girl way back who had only seen Kurtwood Smith in That 70’s Show. She watched RoboCop and was horrified at his character portrayal.
actors gonna act!
"Can you fly Bobby?"
CLARENCE NO!!!
"Can you fly Bobby?"
CLARENCE NO!!!
Brother in 70. I was born 80. Oh yeah. Me raiding his vhs and audio cassettes looking for the coolest sleeves to go by what could be Rad to watch. Good ole days. I miss them so...
A buddy of mine when he was a kid in the late 80s, his parents car broke down in the country. They walked to the nearest house in the country. The people were watching RoboCop, he still brings it up now and again how terrified he was in a stranger's house watching the Ultra violence of this great film. He was 9, 10 or 11.
I love the intro with the 20-minute workout ladies . Ahh, the 80s 😊
I made my wife watch it for the first time last night.
She liked it.
how did she react to Murphy's death?
Hot take: "Why me!?" is a cool dub. It honestly fits.
I remember seeing the RoboCop cardboard cutout at the theater before watching a Land Before Time. The gore freaked me out as a kid, but I like the characters and the look of the title character.
As cool as the movie is, the edited for television version is just as hilarious. The hilarious dubbed "Why Me?!," "I reall like this guy!," and "Some even called him... alot worse" were funny. Even the Toxic guy walks across the alley safely & Clarence hitting boxes instead
I absolutely loved your video on Robocop, and it's one of my favorite movies, PERIOD!!! I believe Robocop is a genre picture like Tombstone. It's not just a Western. It is action, comical, violent, and many other things. Saying this, I think Robocop is all of the above a Sci fi, dark comedy, violent, drama, revenge movie with yes some horror added in that makes it a beautiful accident I wouldn't have any other way. I grew up loving this movie the more I got older. I respect it so much. It's lighting in a bottle that can never be reproduced. With its insane story, over the top villains, great direction, great cast, mind -blowing effects, and brilliant script, Robocop is a perfect example of a movie you just don't see anymore. And that's just 😔 sad. Thanks again, Joe Blo for another great video and enjoying your take and many shared opinions between us. Look forward to the next one.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:15 🎞️ *Introduction to Body Horror in 1980s*
- Introduction to the episode focusing on body horror in the 1980s.
- Mention of Michael J. Fox's "Teen Wolf" as a previous topic on body horror.
- Brief definition of body horror by Ral Cruz as grotesque or disturbing violations of the human body.
02:58 📽️ *Nostalgia for 1980s Cinema Experience*
- Reflection on the '80s cinema experience: Independent venues, limited choices, and nostalgia.
- Personal anecdote: Sneaking into films like "Planes Trains and Automobiles" and "Fatal Attraction."
- Emphasis on the uniqueness of '80s cinema and the communal experience.
05:39 📼 *Uncut Version of RoboCop*
- Experience of watching an uncut version of "RoboCop" on VHS.
- Contrast with TV-censored versions: Scenes, including violence and explicit content, were trimmed.
- Appreciation for the uncut version: Impact on the perception of the movie's brutality.
08:19 🤖 *Philosophical Questions Raised by RoboCop*
- Reflection on the philosophical questions raised by RoboCop's transformation.
- Dilemma presented: Mechanize parts of oneself or accept natural death.
- Concerns about a robotic approach lacking understanding and humanity in law enforcement.
09:50 🌐 *RoboCop as Satire and Social Commentary*
- Acknowledgment of RoboCop as a satire on American consumerism and policing for profit.
- Recognition of the film's prediction of the current world's issues.
- Appreciation for the movie's blend of savagery, humor, and a great score.
12:41 🦹♂️ *Rogues Gallery and Horror Elements*
- Highlighting the compelling villains, especially Clarence Boder, in RoboCop.
- Emphasis on the monstrosity of the characters generating a sense of dread.
- Recognition of RoboCop's influence in the horror genre due to its villains.
15:50 🧠 *Legacy of RoboCop and Reflections*
- Personal connection to RoboCop's legacy and influence.
- Acknowledgment of sequels, video games, and the film's continued impact.
- Final thoughts on RoboCop's significance in the horror and sci-fi genres.
Made with HARPA AI
"Robocop" is terrific satire on our consumer-based culture (both in the '80s and the present, in my humble opinion), which really turned the dial up on action/violence and the gruesome experience of Alex Murphy's murder and "reanimation" as the future of law enforcement. It remains a poignant story and, along with some great characters, never fails to entertain. Another awesome entry (37!!!) in this series. As always, can't wait for the next one! Cheers!!!
Bob Morton was truly a villain in this movie, purposely putting his prime candidates in most dangerous precincts and waiting for some poor guy to “volunteer”…was disappointed when on DVD commentary heard director didn’t like the line of Sgt. Reed referring to Morton as an @$$hole, it perfectly describes Bob Morton, as cold hearted as Clarence Boddicker, even realized it in 1988 when I first saw it on VHS.
It was only recenlty that i appreciated this aspect - "prime candidates have been placed in promising locations". Yep, they ran a scan through the police force and re located physical matches to high risk of death prescints. I also watched in on VHS back in 1988, but i certainly didn't pick up on that nuance.
It's the perfect blend of Sci-Fi, action, dark humor, and horror. Just like Predator.
Greatest villain switch of all time
I actually love Robocop 2 as well. The scene where they're showing the attempts at a new Robocop, and they all end up killing themselves, is hilarious but also pretty intense when you really think about it, and it's a cool way to show that how Murphy's integrity and spirit is what made him able to be such a successful Robocop instead of going insane like all the others.
As kids we had a budgie called Bobby who never flew. We (kindly) tried to get him to fly and said “can you fly Bobby?” 😂 he never did but he was ace. He used to run around the coffee table playing with Micro Machines (those tiny toy cars if anyone remembers) and grabbing them in his beak and tossing them off the table. He’d then look at you as if to say “pick it back up then” 😂
I mean, it definitely has heavy body horror elements, but to me personally it feels more like a superhero movie overall. I actually keep it in my superhero section of my collection, along with Dredd 2012. In either case, I love this movie.
RoboCop is an absolute MASTERPIECE. Not a single, solitary second of that film feels superfluous. It's INCREDIBLY tight film making with EVERYTHING having a legit purpose to the story and character's. It's just as fresh and relevant today as it was when it 1st came out, and it will continue to be the next 37 years.
As for RoboCop 2, there are some decent parts in it but overall it's a disappointing sequel. It feels really dated at times (which the 1st part doesn't), they basically do away with Murphy's development from part 1, for whatever reason, only to do the same thing again but absolutely nowhere as well executed. The dialogue, satire, and commentary is nowhere as solid or smart, the villain of Cain overall was very weak, the CEO of OCP felt like a totally different character, having a 12 year old running the biggest drug gang/business in Detroit was really idiotic, Lewis feels very underutilized, etc. It's just really..."meh".
RoboCop 3 is just atrociously deplorable.
Terminator 1&2 & RoboCop were Childhood favorites!!! It’s sad Times have changed!
One of the greatest movies of all time.
Lol I watched this movie when I was 5, and it’s still a favorite of all time!!! IIIIII LIIKE IT!!!!
What the hell were you thinking watching a movie like this at that age! People please stop watching these types of movies when you are little kids!
@@mrsjackbauer1 well I was at blockbuster with my stepdad at that time, and the VHS box looked cool AF! See If I got good grades all week, we’d rent movies Friday night. Either 80s action or horror had the coolest looking cover art. So that’s what we did. He made it clear to me that these are just movies they’re not real. I cherish those short lived times, because once he was gone my life went to hell. Maybe that’s another reason I like it so much, it reminds me of the good part of my childhood.
I had the movie poster on my bedroom wall as a child, the edited for TV versions took me back 😂 love this video, keep up the great work
Murphy got killed on the job, resurrected , and sent back to work.
Was just talking my “robofriend” about being in my upcoming love of robocop vid: then BAM! This video popped up in my feed. Woo-Hoo! Can never get enough Robocop. GO ROBO!
Robocop Sounds Like One Of A Rollercoaster Ride Of A Film There's A Lot Of Twists And Turns.
Body horror is better in Robocop 2 in my opinion. The bit where they extract Cain's brain. Cain is conscious and alive and can see his dead body, disembodied and hollow head. He is unable to look away, unable to close his eyes, and unable to scream. He is forced to see what has become of him and can do nothing.
This movie is pure gold it's the standard for film making it had horror elements like Peter's character getting blown away the violence is over the top and makes the movie unique. But it could lend itself to horror very well.
I must've been 9 when i saw Robocop it was the hottest video in the shop at the time along with Predator. I was a big fan instantly and it didnt take long for all my mates to have seen it so it got plenty of re enactments in the playgroud (gotta love the 80s) the arcade game and the ocean home computer game were great
Was this written by someone from the UK? Or did you get ZX Spectrum in the states
That intro was cool!
I don't remember how old i was when i first saw it but i saw the unedited one first. When he got his hand shot off that really messed me up, even to this day that bothers me more than any other part of the movie. the effects were amazing in this film at the time and still hold up today. except for the end. dick Jones arms when he falls out of the building is still laughable, the should really fix that.
Robocop was the second movie were the cinema was stormed by police and the movie showing was cut short in my country. Every copy of the movie got confiscated. The first was Evil Dead. It was banned, even the censored versions got banned or indexed. Later there were heavily censored versions released were the movie was cut down under an hour. The first time my country saw the full uncut version was 2013 when the movie got rehabilitated.
I owned Robo Cop as a! I would watch it over and over again....
I saw Robocop in the theater at a very young age. Probably a little too young. My grandmother brought me, neither of us checked the rating of the movie. It was quite the experience when the film rolled.
I’m so jealous
Best movie ever. New game is an incredible sequel
Woah bro, if you're gonna talk about Frankenstein stick to the movie; because the creature in the novel is actually very intelligent
My favourite movie in the history of movies
It is scary if you see Robocop as a cyborg/zombie.
Censored Tremors, "Judas Priest" "Gall darn it. You big jerk"
RoboCop a perfect movie anytime anywhere anyplace a perfect story and plot the right heroes and villains and the right amount of action and let's not forget the music awesome film got on VHS for Christmas when I was ten years old
I feel like JoBlo only talks about Robocop and Terminator movies..
Dude's death in the beginning still bothers me to this day. I think that's why I haven't watched it since the first time when my mom rented the tape upon its release. I don't think she realized what she brought home.
Love the trivia parts ❤
Verhoeven is the best director of all time....damn he can do sex and violence real good....
I actually made it past the ushers to get into Robocop. It was amazing. Later in life I became an usher. My main target was groups of teens that made it awfully obvious they were trying to sneak in an R rated movie. That was more to keep other adults from getting mad at them not watching the movie and disrupting it.
Just a quibble, but Mary Shelley's monster was intelligent enough to teach himself how to read and speak. And he speaks very eloquently for maybe 2 chapters or so? And cleverly murders a child and frames a beloved servant just to hurt Victor. He also murders V.F.'s fiancee after the scientist backs out of his deal to create a mate for the monster. If you haven't read the novel, yet, you really should.
Love this movie 😊
Ha ha ha Chuckie egg 2, I loved that game, was always one of my fave games along with Treasure Island Dizzy lol
Metallica, I picture Tyler more of a Richard Marx Fan back then 😂
Thank you very much thank you very very much ❤
Always welcome
@@JoBloHorrorOriginals 🛸
Whilst a movie which can sustain close attention and analysis? The most important thing is that if you want to watch it as a Big Dumb 80’s Action Flick? You not only get that, but a superior example of that genre.
"I like IT!" now where can I get one?!
I loved this movie as a kid the fact that it’s a rated R gore fest that spawned a kids cartoon always blew my mind
Gives me fond memories of toxic waste.
I was around 7 when I first watched it consciously. Before that I have glanced at it when I visit my cousin who was 8 years older and had a good collection of horror and scifi films. Here where I live people was always relaxed about content children were exposed to, from young lads watching soft porn to uncut edits of horror movies (on VHS). Funny thing, thought, is that language was very censored on any midia but specifically TV.
That means you'd see a cruel execution while the perpetrators would be seeing something close to "golly molly, dude!". This would be even funnier when watching subtitled movies on VHS with some English knowledge - people would be cursing heavily and the subtitles would be the most tamed thing possible.
Robocop is the best thing since gold teeth. Horror, it definately has, from the dystopian, bleak future to the corporation's maniacal ambitions. I'd say it could be classified as a subgenre called "sci-fi horror".
I'll Buy that for a dollar.......
Robocop was mildly traumatizing when I saw it at 8 years old
I work for Dick Jones
I've often wondered, how many total rounds did Murphy and RoboCop take?
I've tried counting! LoL 😃
I had no idea how bad the scene was when Murphy died then became robo cop. Seen it as a kid but sure don’t recall that
Bloody gunshot awesomeness
As a kid i ised to draw different colored robocops that I'd give different powers to lol
It's really not difficult to see Robocop as a horror film, and for most people it comes down to framing. The film is action packed, there's a gun, a hero and a bombastic score. Most people will view Robocop as an action movie in the vein of India Jones or Die Hard because of those elements. Some people I talk to consider Jurassic Park an adventure film and I have heard it once compared to Back to the Future. Why? It's obviously a horror film to me.
Just subbed 👍
Welcome!
I thankfully own the regular directors cut dvd
The blu ray uncut
The Arrow blu ray❤
I think Bobby got away, he was only shot in the leg. rolling off a car would not do much damage.
A Commodore Amiga? Weren't the Commodore and Amiga two different systems? Because I had a Commodore 64 and my mate had an Amiga 500...
Amiga power!
Off topic, but how as an American did you end up with a ZX Spectrum? This was a *very* British computer...
I never considered Robocop horror.
Watch it again.
👍👍👍🎥
Most cops are exactly like that
I like it
And just think,actor Michael Ironside was the original choice for Robocop.
yup that is why physical media is so crucial
i dont have any streaming services, i dont want to watch movies being heavily chopped and edited by some busy body who appoints themselves the arbiter of what is acceptable in entertainment
Detroit looks a lot like Dallas. 😝
I mean bro both of them are good that’s your opinion if you don’t like the second RoboCop yeah Kane was in a very cool villain on YT 1000 but he was still pretty cool so third one doesn’t count but that’s your opinion on the second one
it's cyberpunk
It's Totally💯Worth It!!!!!!!
🤔😑Can you fly bobby??I wish red would break the 4th wall in that 70's show and become clearance.We never got Terminator v.s. Robocop;I think robocop would win.
Why we were so gory and bloody nasty back in those days. I never understood that. Now nobody really wants to see that and it doesn't feel like it's needed.
Lol the most pointless attempt to shoe a movie on TV was Pulp Fiction in the late 90s omfh, so oooh many bad dub edits of swears
lol you trying to justify this movie as a horror film is a joke.. had to stop watching this bs review of a movie I adore…