I don’t know where you’re digging these out of but keep ‘em coming! This is awesome. I’ve seen the way edited down version of this but didn’t know there was a complete version. It’s unreal being an uber Robo nerd since ‘87 and still seeing things I’ve never seen before.
I need a blu-ray 4k version of this with all of these little additional bits inside plus all deleted scenes and extra content. Love robo 2, super underrated imo!
It really makes me angry that RoboCop 2 didn't win an Oscar for Best Visual Effects😡. Seriously that final battle between Robo & RoboCain was so freaking AWESOME👏👍💙🖤🔥🔥
In the early 90s, on local city television, after midnight, when the official broadcast was over, the local broadcast "Ether 2" began, at the end of which films from VHS cassettes were played. Usually it was wonderful science fiction, action movies, comedies, and less often horror films. Most of them, in my country, have not even been released yet) . We tried to persuade our parents not to drive us away from the TV at this late time. Thus, I saw the RoboCop 2 movie for the first time. He made a magical impression on me. The authors managed to weave several storylines. Plus, these special effects. The actors are brilliantly selected.
This is great would love to see more of the scene of him visiting his grave, why did they cut it out it really would of added more to make the movie have the same emotional weight as the original. I still love Robocop 2 though.
For some reason this one was wound down violence wise, The duffy chop scene was toned down, due to too much gore. to the point it could have be X rated. Today standards i think if they left it in, i recon it would be considered mild
I will never understand why this movie is rated low. It's such an amazing movie. The story is amazing too and straight to the point. Unforgettable childhood memories watching this movie.
The truth is that most of 80s and 90s movies and tv-series are way underrated and most of the later movies and tv-series are overrated because the people who are visiting IMDB rating boards are usually younger generations and even worse - tic-toc generations. Rating system is totally out of place.
@@feltonraiman5708 That's very true, and that includes reviews. There's no room for creativity and opinion nowadays. Most morons are influenced by some "popular" clown on one of these platforms.
It does not hold a candle to the first. Frank Miller's ironic gritty street warfare style is all over this film. He always portrays excessively dirty street life but with humor. Same ho hum. Too many action scenes with little character development and toned down violence. Not as toned down as 3, but it was getting there. Plus too many of the fake commercials, and little resolution for Murphy and his wife. Noonan was creepy, though. I didn't know he played in Manhunter until years later, but he always played a good villain.
I don't know what's more bizarre, that this wasn't on the Scream Factory Blu-ray or hearing music from Aliens instead of "Rock Shop" (along with production audio) at the beginning.
Thank you for this, I am forever fascinated with Hobb's folding blue DEB-M21 (@11:51), so to see the armourer talking about it was fantastic. There were only 9 of those original radio disguised folding machine guns ever made, the first prototype made by Utah Connor himself in black, and the other 8 by Tim Bixler as a partner of Utah. The one featured in Robocop 2 was the only one ever made in blue. So it is literally one of a kind, making it utterly unique, and worth a ton of money. Especially in the states today, due to it being full auto and nearly 35 years old. The known colours were, 3 in black (including Utah's prototype), 1 in brown, 1 in red, 1 in yellow, and also a green one. The other colours are more difficult to pin down, as they're all owned by private collectors today, and have never surfaced in any other media that I am aware of. It's assumed though, the missing colours may have been orange, and a metallic purple like the blue one, maybe even a pink one for the ladies lol. This is obviously excluding ALL (roughly) 45 UC9's. As they were left over recievers made before the 1986 full auto ban, that were never finished by Utah or Tim, and were sold and redesigned by the new owner. Which saw the removal of the radio disguise elements, and certain changes that massively differentiate the UC9 from the DEB-M21. Basically making the UC9 crap in comparison to the original. I would love to know where the blue one is from the film, and if the armourer still owns it. As this video is the only other time I've ever seen it depicted other than the film. And I know for a fact it has never been in any other movie. It seems to have vanished in to someone else's private collection, most probably. I had also never seen the JWC sticker on the left side before. I don't know if it was an original sticker from the manufacturer (Utah Connor), or whether it was added for the film, but that side of the gun is never shown properly in the movie. So it was very interesting to see. (UPDATE BELOW) The JWC sticker IS visible in the movie for a split second, during the arcade scene, just before Hobb opens it. Though later during the big nuke lab raid, as Hobb hands Angie her granade shotgun, the sticker is suddenly missing as Hobb unfolds it. Makes me wonder if the sticker was added for the movie, or whether it's an original design sticker, that fell off later, explaining how it's not on the gun during the lab raid scene. Anyway... Thanks again for uploading this.
Robocain suffers same (fate) as Murphy, perhaps worse - R2 would have been even better than the near perfection it was if they'd shown Robocain 6 months hence, ruling the Nuke roost again, gone into hiding, sentient, cogniscent of his new found form and its mortality, yet also knowing he could mess people up, a missed opportunity there - but Robocop 1 + 2 are comfortably on par for me, although 2 is needlessly mean spirited in parts without needing to be
A cena final do Robocop nas costas do cain perdendo a mão direita e arrancando as o mesmo tempo o braço mecânico alicate e clássica mas foi cortada do filme.
8:30...i 'm french,i dont speak english so well but i clearly understood "moi",and in Terminator 2 when Edward furlong tells to the 2 guys to go away he says also clearly "moi" wich means "me" in french , i was just wondering if it really happens sometimes in real life ,peoples calling theirselves "moi"?
Americans of the middle-latter part of the 20th century would selectively use "moi" for humorous or ironic effect when referring to themselves in relation to something else, or even in response to being put-upon on in some inconvenient way by a coworker, friend, or family member. "Moi" was often used in response to a request for a large, important favor, wherein the person asking the favor must awkwardly ask their underling, subordinate, or person who they'd never normally entrust with anything important. Aware of their lowly status in the mind of the person asking for a large favor, a person would sarcastically motion to themselves and, in a tone feigning incredulity and surprise, would seek clarification by asking something like, "Moi?? You're entrusting 'moi' to help you with_____?? But haven't you remarked publicly on my incompetence before??" Sarcasm, sardonic tone, feigned surprise at someone asking a favor of someone whom they normally believe is below them, any situation where stating and/or asking, "me?" feels awkward or inappropriate. "Moi" was almost always used when a person needed to refer to themselves and wanted to humorously illustrate a sudden power dynamic shuffle between themselves and a person or people who usually positioned their interests or own ranking as being higher than the person who, for whatever reason, they suddenly need for something, be it a favor,.or perhaps to keep quiet about something compromising. I made this way too convoluted , but yeah. Lol. It's not used nearly as often as it was for a short period from a out the 1970s to the early 2000s. Imo
Yeah, good RoboCop movies. It’s just that the United States is drowning in drugs and is now more like a zone than a territory for living, the cost of living and the cost of residential facilities are absurd. The fascism they recreated seems to have surpassed those States that fought it
The director Irv Kirschner couldn't have sounded less in-tune with the character at the beginning of this documentary. What the fuck is he even talking about? Lol. He's describing the motivations of, say, a person trying to organize a block watch program, or perhaps a local history chapter. Robocop is Robocop not because of a "will to do good," but because he was hand-selected as a candidate and as such sent to his death at the most violent precinct in Old Detroit. They (Bob Morton) knew Alex Murphy was going to get killed, hence the dialogue in the original about candidates being screened, the implication being that Morton's team was vetting police officers, finding ones which would be a good fit, then sending them to spots they'd most likely die so that they could become the titular character, "Robocop." Robocop doesn't actually have a choice. He has programming, he has directives, he cannot break that programming, hence the entire last section of the original film, wherein Robocop is grappling internally over who he once was, "Alex Murphy." If that's really all the depth Irv Kirschner sees in the character, it is indeed truly a wonder a film even as good as Robocop 2 wound up being, even got got made! Lol.
Not to mention he was reported to be extremely difficult to work with. There were interviews with Carrie Fisher, Kim Basinger and Nancy Allen where they said how challenging it was working with Kershner. His films are always quite depressing in my view and R2 lacked the satire and warmth of R1. An interview with Nancy Allen in 2012 (Tech Guru Daily - Robocop: Yesterday And Tomorrow) confirms this when she says "he's the most miserable human being that ever walked planet Earth. I found out later that he didn't want me to return for the role. He then ruined the script, taking the heart and soul out of it. Robocop 2 was missing everything that made the first film wonderful." If the original script by Frank Miller had remained and the original director Tim Hunter, R2 could have been a much better sequel. Still, makes me wonder why Irvin Kershner was a misogynist towards women? I mean Irvin Kershner didn't get enough hugs from his own mother which led him to be a total jerk towards women?
Was the first R rated movie I saw as a kid. My Dad took me and my best friend to see it one weekend. Great memories.
I don’t know where you’re digging these out of but keep ‘em coming! This is awesome. I’ve seen the way edited down version of this but didn’t know there was a complete version. It’s unreal being an uber Robo nerd since ‘87 and still seeing things I’ve never seen before.
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RoboCop would be proud of your determination in all things Robo, but yet, you still fail to feed him his damn, Oreo! 😅
BTW Nancy Allen was a pretty one, loved her since day 1!! Man, Please this was my movie too!!
"Your hair looks lovely, that way!" lol
I need a blu-ray 4k version of this with all of these little additional bits inside plus all deleted scenes and extra content. Love robo 2, super underrated imo!
Robo Cain is the best stop motion villain to ever hit the big screen.
It really makes me angry that RoboCop 2 didn't win an Oscar for Best Visual Effects😡. Seriously that final battle between Robo & RoboCain was so freaking AWESOME👏👍💙🖤🔥🔥
In the early 90s, on local city television, after midnight, when the official broadcast was over, the local broadcast "Ether 2" began, at the end of which films from VHS cassettes were played. Usually it was wonderful science fiction, action movies, comedies, and less often horror films. Most of them, in my country, have not even been released yet) . We tried to persuade our parents not to drive us away from the TV at this late time. Thus, I saw the RoboCop 2 movie for the first time. He made a magical impression on me. The authors managed to weave several storylines. Plus, these special effects. The actors are brilliantly selected.
Thank you for uploading this full version. A real treat.
You’re welcome
Narrated by Troy McClure too. Nice 😊
"The drug destroying the last remnants of the moral fiber" .. That is not something you are likely to hear in modern day films.
This is great would love to see more of the scene of him visiting his grave, why did they cut it out it really would of added more to make the movie have the same emotional weight as the original. I still love Robocop 2 though.
For some reason this one was wound down violence wise, The duffy chop scene was toned down, due to too much gore. to the point it could have be X rated. Today standards i think if they left it in, i recon it would be considered mild
I will never understand why this movie is rated low. It's such an amazing movie. The story is amazing too and straight to the point.
Unforgettable childhood memories watching this movie.
The truth is that most of 80s and 90s movies and tv-series are way underrated and most of the later movies and tv-series are overrated because the people who are visiting IMDB rating boards are usually younger generations and even worse - tic-toc generations. Rating system is totally out of place.
@@feltonraiman5708 That's very true, and that includes reviews.
There's no room for creativity and opinion nowadays. Most morons are influenced by some "popular" clown on one of these platforms.
If it wasn't for that stupid annoying kid, It would be quite good.
It does not hold a candle to the first. Frank Miller's ironic gritty street warfare style is all over this film. He always portrays excessively dirty street life but with humor. Same ho hum. Too many action scenes with little character development and toned down violence. Not as toned down as 3, but it was getting there. Plus too many of the fake commercials, and little resolution for Murphy and his wife. Noonan was creepy, though. I didn't know he played in Manhunter until years later, but he always played a good villain.
Me too! I've always loved RoboCop 2!!!
Tim Hunter's RoboCop must've been spectacular.
Nuke is such a cool name for a drug
Гениальное кино! Это видео вернуло меня в детство! Я забыл на время все свои взрослые проблемы..
Nancy Allen is such a feminine woman. In my humble opinion underrated as an actress, and person.
Such an epic cinema achievement directed by the great Irvin Kershner.
15:19 deleted scene? Damn!
The Elvis look-a-like is "Catzo". It felt like a true sequel at times, but it was a letdown. Peter Weller claims it "lacked the spine of RoboCop I".
I don't know what's more bizarre, that this wasn't on the Scream Factory Blu-ray or hearing music from Aliens instead of "Rock Shop" (along with production audio) at the beginning.
Thank you for this, I am forever fascinated with Hobb's folding blue DEB-M21 (@11:51), so to see the armourer talking about it was fantastic.
There were only 9 of those original radio disguised folding machine guns ever made, the first prototype made by Utah Connor himself in black, and the other 8 by Tim Bixler as a partner of Utah.
The one featured in Robocop 2 was the only one ever made in blue.
So it is literally one of a kind, making it utterly unique, and worth a ton of money. Especially in the states today, due to it being full auto and nearly 35 years old.
The known colours were, 3 in black (including Utah's prototype), 1 in brown, 1 in red, 1 in yellow, and also a green one. The other colours are more difficult to pin down, as they're all owned by private collectors today, and have never surfaced in any other media that I am aware of.
It's assumed though, the missing colours may have been orange, and a metallic purple like the blue one, maybe even a pink one for the ladies lol.
This is obviously excluding ALL (roughly) 45 UC9's. As they were left over recievers made before the 1986 full auto ban, that were never finished by Utah or Tim, and were sold and redesigned by the new owner. Which saw the removal of the radio disguise elements, and certain changes that massively differentiate the UC9 from the DEB-M21.
Basically making the UC9 crap in comparison to the original.
I would love to know where the blue one is from the film, and if the armourer still owns it. As this video is the only other time I've ever seen it depicted other than the film.
And I know for a fact it has never been in any other movie.
It seems to have vanished in to someone else's private collection, most probably.
I had also never seen the JWC sticker on the left side before. I don't know if it was an original sticker from the manufacturer (Utah Connor), or whether it was added for the film, but that side of the gun is never shown properly in the movie. So it was very interesting to see.
(UPDATE BELOW)
The JWC sticker IS visible in the movie for a split second, during the arcade scene, just before Hobb opens it. Though later during the big nuke lab raid, as Hobb hands Angie her granade shotgun, the sticker is suddenly missing as Hobb unfolds it.
Makes me wonder if the sticker was added for the movie, or whether it's an original design sticker, that fell off later, explaining how it's not on the gun during the lab raid scene.
Anyway...
Thanks again for uploading this.
I wish someone would unearth footage of Weller getting into the suit from start to finish. 🤞🏼
haha, the full 11 hours directors cut with Peter Wellers temper tantrums
Nice video, love robocop, I painted him on my channel.
I fucking LOVE Robocop 2 and have never seen this! THIS IS GREAT!
Lol don't bother its crap
"I don't know anything about Randy Moore and his fuckin Oreos" - Peter Weller
Robocain suffers same (fate) as Murphy, perhaps worse - R2 would have been even better than the near perfection it was if they'd shown Robocain 6 months hence, ruling the Nuke roost again, gone into hiding, sentient, cogniscent of his new found form and its mortality, yet also knowing he could mess people up, a missed opportunity there - but Robocop 1 + 2 are comfortably on par for me, although 2 is needlessly mean spirited in parts without needing to be
If you can read between the lines you can tell Peter Weller was not happy with it
amazing !!!!
A cena final do Robocop nas costas do cain perdendo a mão direita e arrancando as o mesmo tempo o braço mecânico alicate e clássica mas foi cortada do filme.
WEll! That was awesome :-)
This is amazing
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Nice
loved the shot at the end, peter putting the gun into the leg! Always wanted to know how they did that, when i was kid!
Now we know.
This is a lot better than the negative reviews.
Only softies give this a bad review. Don't read them.
WOW !!
Imagine running Robocop on Windows XP without Task Manager.
агонь
Never got to see robo tearing off robocains arm (claw)
Robocop’s gun is awesome.
It's so big mmm
Are they showing the scene where Murphy visits his own grave??
“Robo, want his Oreo!”
He thought that it would be a great movie, he don't seem so enthusiastic.
You forgot to place the commercial at 6:56 😁
*fentanyl...*
Notice keshner's jacket!
8:30...i 'm french,i dont speak english so well but i clearly understood "moi",and in Terminator 2 when Edward furlong tells to the 2 guys to go away he says also clearly "moi" wich means "me" in french , i was just wondering if it really happens sometimes in real life ,peoples calling theirselves "moi"?
Possibly yes, but usually only in a sarcastic and condescending manner, like how Edward Furlong used it in Terminator 2.
Americans of the middle-latter part of the 20th century would selectively use "moi" for humorous or ironic effect when referring to themselves in relation to something else, or even in response to being put-upon on in some inconvenient way by a coworker, friend, or family member. "Moi" was often used in response to a request for a large, important favor, wherein the person asking the favor must awkwardly ask their underling, subordinate, or person who they'd never normally entrust with anything important. Aware of their lowly status in the mind of the person asking for a large favor, a person would sarcastically motion to themselves and, in a tone feigning incredulity and surprise, would seek clarification by asking something like, "Moi?? You're entrusting 'moi' to help you with_____?? But haven't you remarked publicly on my incompetence before??"
Sarcasm, sardonic tone, feigned surprise at someone asking a favor of someone whom they normally believe is below them, any situation where stating and/or asking, "me?" feels awkward or inappropriate. "Moi" was almost always used when a person needed to refer to themselves and wanted to humorously illustrate a sudden power dynamic shuffle between themselves and a person or people who usually positioned their interests or own ranking as being higher than the person who, for whatever reason, they suddenly need for something, be it a favor,.or perhaps to keep quiet about something compromising.
I made this way too convoluted , but yeah. Lol. It's not used nearly as often as it was for a short period from a out the 1970s to the early 2000s. Imo
I do. ☺️☺️
how come i never see this...
Nancy the best
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Yeah, good RoboCop movies. It’s just that the United States is drowning in drugs and is now more like a zone than a territory for living, the cost of living and the cost of residential facilities are absurd. The fascism they recreated seems to have surpassed those States that fought it
The director Irv Kirschner couldn't have sounded less in-tune with the character at the beginning of this documentary. What the fuck is he even talking about? Lol. He's describing the motivations of, say, a person trying to organize a block watch program, or perhaps a local history chapter.
Robocop is Robocop not because of a "will to do good," but because he was hand-selected as a candidate and as such sent to his death at the most violent precinct in Old Detroit. They (Bob Morton) knew Alex Murphy was going to get killed, hence the dialogue in the original about candidates being screened, the implication being that Morton's team was vetting police officers, finding ones which would be a good fit, then sending them to spots they'd most likely die so that they could become the titular character, "Robocop."
Robocop doesn't actually have a choice. He has programming, he has directives, he cannot break that programming, hence the entire last section of the original film, wherein Robocop is grappling internally over who he once was, "Alex Murphy."
If that's really all the depth Irv Kirschner sees in the character, it is indeed truly a wonder a film even as good as Robocop 2 wound up being, even got got made! Lol.
Not to mention he was reported to be extremely difficult to work with. There were interviews with Carrie Fisher, Kim Basinger and Nancy Allen where they said how challenging it was working with Kershner. His films are always quite depressing in my view and R2 lacked the satire and warmth of R1. An interview with Nancy Allen in 2012 (Tech Guru Daily - Robocop: Yesterday And Tomorrow) confirms this when she says "he's the most miserable human being that ever walked planet Earth. I found out later that he didn't want me to return for the role. He then ruined the script, taking the heart and soul out of it. Robocop 2 was missing everything that made the first film wonderful."
If the original script by Frank Miller had remained and the original director Tim Hunter, R2 could have been a much better sequel. Still, makes me wonder why Irvin Kershner was a misogynist towards women? I mean Irvin Kershner didn't get enough hugs from his own mother which led him to be a total jerk towards women?
They don't make them like this anymore
IBWANT HIM SO FUCKINGF BADDDDD
*NUUUUUUUUUUUKE!!!*
The film is like the suit, shiny, plasticky, lacking character. There are a few good moments but it's largely goofy crap
The movie was terrible.
I disagree but everyone is open to there own opinion.
It wasn't.
Terrible film
4:37 did he really just say that!?