@John Bravo ah, now I get that Lee Iacocca Elementary thing: Robocop said those words in the news broadcast when he was at that elementary. I've watched the first movie two times, but I forgot the name of that elementary. My bad
Richard Robart-Morgan but he walks off. He even says “goodnight”. Would be strange if he went to the car to get cuffs and come back. I think more likely the store owners just called the cops and the cops took him away.
@@crypastesomemore8348 And if I was on his "cleanup crew", that would be perfectly fine with me! Just cuff em and throw em in the car. Easiest job in law enforcement. 😁
I kinda think its hardly anything like terminator. The only 2 similarities are that there is a cyborg and other robots in the movie. Everything else is completely different.
The funny thing is the 6000 number WAS used on a 4-door Pontiac in the late 1980s. They were reliable for big cars but performance and styling were just bland as paper.
I know. Russia and China have been upgrading their nuclear arsenal for the las 25 years, while the USA abiding by treaties became a weak - multi-cul-ural - socialist shithole with old decrepid nukes that we are not sure even worked after G.W. and illegitimate obama left office. The ONLY good thing that global socialist drunk G.W. bush did was to allow the B61 Bomb upgrade program to go through.
Imagine releasing a cyborg police officer like that in present-day Detroit, MI, (or a city with a similar rate of crime) and see the difference in 6 - 12 months.
@Sun Kyss Yeah, for example in Detroit, violent crime reached its peak in the 1980s, and has (oveall) been declining since, even though crime is still high.
@Avenging Demon I wouldn't really call a city with a population of over 670 000 small, and that "few people live there". It's still a large city, and the Metro Detroit Area contains of over 4 million people. I guess you were being a bit sarcastic
@Avenging Demon Då kan vi i så fall övergå till svenska då, antar jag? Min poäng var, kort och gott, att kalla Detroit för en liten stad och påstå att "få människor bor där" är ett ganska långsökt påstående, med en stad som har en befolkning som överstiger 670 000 invånare. Storstadsregionen har nästan lika mycket folk som halva Sverige. Det är ganska mycket folk. Själv kommer jag åka till USA nästa sommar, däribland till Detroit.
@@BetoPerez999 Or shoot them in the nuts through the dress. That shot always made me go "Wow!" because he actually had to take into account that her legs *were* under there, moving around. Precision shooting with a gun that wasn't really made for it!
@@kuntosjedebil Because the recent protests aren't about police brutality. It's an excuse for people to vent their pent up aggression from months-long quarantine in a socially appropriate/politically correct way. Most of the protesters in Seattle, Portland, LA, NY (France and Australia, even 🙄) are white, not black.
Rob Bottin's incredible suit design and Peter Weller's amazing robotic movements along with the sound effects makes the whole thing work, regardless of how ludicrous some of the scenes are. Throw in a script biting with sarcasm on Reaganomics, a blood thirsty director and an incredible score, it's no surprise Robocop is an absolute classic.
I watched this masterpiece when i was 5 years old. This was a matured flick with lot of swearing, blood, and violence. Something a child wasnt supposed to see. Still, Robocop represents something wholesome that even in the midst of such explicit contents, it makes you wanna stand for the truth and justice.
@Evan Koch I forgot to highlight that it was a masterpiece on its time. I also have my share of nitpicks but i gotta spare this one though. Its part of my childhood.
@Evan Koch I like the fact that Robocop moves slow and methodically like a tank. To be honest, I prefer this practical effect to the digital shit we see today.
@Evan Koch When I was a kid I thought the motions were so deliberate and cool. It's like he does everything by the book. Even moves his head by the book.
@@einsteinidahosu1983 The SAS dealt with a hostage situation in the Iranian embassy (But he didn't put the SAS to shame seen as he's just a movie character)
And they always give you the good coffee when you have hostages, like that imported shit they keep for those bastard snobs in the Executive Break room.
I’m not gonna lie. When I was a kid I marked out for this movie. “Robocop” came to the Detroit auto show once at Cobo hall. I met “him” I cried. My dad laughed. 🤷♂️
These movies were just amazing. They relied on good story telling, good acting and an amazing script. Unlike today where story and script is an afterthought to CGI and how amazing they could make blowing stuff up. They tried to remake all these classics and they were pure failures and completely forgetable. 2.7 million people watch a 8 min clip over a few years of original robocop on youtube, thats pretty crazy.
Good Lord. How his shadow appears from nowhere and launch that line... This movie is perfection, is a piece of art and a truly sci-fi jewel. One of my favorites movies of all time.
There's something about the robbery scene, the audio track in particular. The way the tv show plays as a grotesque laugh track to the robbery brilliantly increases the tension. After the cacophony of violence when Robocop busts in, we hear the "I'd buy that for a dollar" line again. This time however it's packed with menace and underlined by the buzzing drone of the score. Look at the expressions on the couple's faces. The woman's is awash with relief and maybe a hint of arousal? The man is paralyzed with fear and betrays a horrifying realization that he could never measure up to this unstoppable force of state/corporate power that just stomped through his life. All at once this scene is hilarious, satirical, thrilling, thought provoking and terrifying. Verhoeven is top boy.
Verhoeven to Robocop is a bit like Spielberg was to the first 3 Star Wars movies. Not saying Verhoeven doesn't have skill but either he has lost some of his magic or it was due to other factors that made Robocop so special. IMO none of Verhoeven's other movies rise up to the same quality as this movie. One of my all time favorites.
I like how the director tells a little story with the schoolkids using only 3 edits. They're all scared of Robocop at first, then one kid shakes his hand. And by the third clip, they're all swarming around him. :)
For me, this was the action movie of the 80's. So much subtle (and period) humor mixed with the perfect mix of over the top violence with everybody playing it straight.
that's a curious thing. I am from Brazil, and we had a "soft" translation. But how did it broadcasted in open TV channels in english-speaking nations? Now I know
Might ruin it a bit when you realize he's in Robo costume from torso up, but is wearing boxers from waist down. He couldn't get in and out of a car in full costume.
Max William Lauf Yes. Each day he was sweating like crazy. The first costume didn ´t even fit, to tight. Paul Verhoeven was close to going crazy (appointments and a lot more) and they tried to make some shots. No way. The first costume has to been rebuild. The first part was full of different problems. Some small (tiny) shots was full of problems. And they made it anyway. This film is great, till today.
The costume was so unbearable it took 10 hours of shooting the first time he wore it to catch the keys in the police station. Fun fact if you think its hard to imagine him walking around in underwear Google Terminator 2 behind the scenes and youll see Arnold wearing the loudest pair of Hawian shorts when hes supposed to be naked in the bar fight scene.
Max William Lauf You are right. But Peter Weller didn ´t make a great job as Robocop only, he made an awesome job. A great actor and his kind to act Robocop … Wow.
When I watched this as a 9 year old kid in 1987, I remember thinking how futuristic the suit and car was in an unrealistic looking crime ridden American city. Now watching this as a 42 year old man in 2020 I realize how futuristic the suit looks compared to an ancient Ford Taurus in a normal looking, present day American city.
The one scene that still makes me laugh after all these years after seeing this movie was during that news report where we see Robocop on the t.v. monitors as he's walking toward a school and the kids are looking at him and slowly walking towards him till he suddenly turns around and the kids stop and that little girl walks upto him man that was pretty funny.
This is still among my favorite scenes from sci-fi films (where the robber screams and wonders why his bullets don't even hurt Robocop) and then Robocop just bends the barrel, turning his gun into a paperweight!
I didn't realise until someone wisely pointed out that in order to bend a metal gun barrel down like that, the person holding it must be just as strong to not have it twist out of his hands in the process
I like how he tells the swat dude on the bullhorn when he ask where in the hell do you think you're going and robo doesnt even answer the question but says " KEEP HIM TALKING" . LOL
I wonder if that montage of him fighting crime was largely inspired by "Superman: The Movie" when after the main protagonist's heroic introduction, he begins to put his stamp on all criminal activity nearby.
Actually, crime has decreased in Detroit for the last few years... it's still high by American standards, but it is decreasing. And to me, that's great news.
![Total Recall - Two Weeks [HD]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/-KFH--_cdiI/mqdefault.jpg)
Pretty sure he lowered crime rate by 50% in just 2 hours that first night.
Lmfao 😂
Well, his creator Dr. Morton had a VERY ambitious plan: to cut crime in all of Detroit to nearly zero within 90 days!
I'm sure!!
Alex FRD like in Wyoming where everyone carried a gun and the crime rate is half of the rest of the nation
🤣🤣🤣
When the dystopian future movie is too optimistic
Dammmmmeeeeeee 😕
Lmao
:(
How the times changed
Dunno about that “nukem get them before they get us”
Woman presses the silent alarm. RoboCop arrives 14 seconds later...
That is one hell of a response time!
You see it at the gas station too, most cops probably turn down calls and are supping coffee at a doughnut shop
"Your move creep" that's not programmed, that's Murphy.
I just realized that honestly, it doesn’t sound like something an official corporate programming would have him say outright given the context
I'd definitely program it to shoot at dicks.
Agreed. It's a movie about the immortality of the human soul. Murphy is still in there.
"Dead or alive, you're coming with me"
he read a lot of 2000AD
It took me becoming an adult before I realized that Robocop was a dark comedy.
Oh so true...
@connextro it's a dark action comedy with just more action
@connextro It is a dark comedy. Something can be a comedy and still have thoughts and meaning behind it.
Yeah it's use of satire definitely went over my head as a kid.
Dark as it gets
This movie never got credit for making Detroit look nicer than it actually is.
Dove by an armed robbery, gang rape and the Mayor being taken hostage in just a couple of hours. Must have been a slow night.
I bet you have never seen it in person I lived there for 20 years
LMAO! You made my night!
Yeah..
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And now hes in outworld looking for kano
kanos dead
Danny413 51 Neither is Robocop canon in the MK universe. It was just a joke
A fellow hololive worthshipper , hello
another hololive worshipper
Who tf is Hololive
He's more human than today's politicians.
That goes for the ivory tower and pharmaceutical assholes as well.
Yeah tat's right
Keep America Great
Trump 2020
Miller was a politician and he shot the freaking hostage over it.
@@johncholmes643 Robocop ain't lettin' that happen. He's Robocop!!!
"Stay out of trouble."
What a role model.
“sTaY oUt oF tRoUbLe!”
@MangoShakeGames have a nice day, sir 😁
It was at Lee Iacocca Elementary
@@NormAppleton I didn't even know about that place until you brought it up
@John Bravo ah, now I get that Lee Iacocca Elementary thing: Robocop said those words in the news broadcast when he was at that elementary. I've watched the first movie two times, but I forgot the name of that elementary. My bad
he didn't even arrest the first guy. Just smashed him into the cooler.
They probably didn’t show that part, it’s likely he was picked up and thrown in the backseat, gagged and cuffed.
Richard Robart-Morgan but he walks off. He even says “goodnight”. Would be strange if he went to the car to get cuffs and come back. I think more likely the store owners just called the cops and the cops took him away.
actionjackson88 another cop probably came to wrap things up. Robo-Cop can’t be bothered with trivial minutia like cuffing perps ;-)
@@crypastesomemore8348 And if I was on his "cleanup crew", that would be perfectly fine with me! Just cuff em and throw em in the car. Easiest job in law enforcement. 😁
@Dog With a cool hat 😂
The Robocop was a mixture of Dirty Harry and the Terminator.
And inspired by Judge Dredd
I kinda think its hardly anything like terminator. The only 2 similarities are that there is a cyborg and other robots in the movie. Everything else is completely different.
Terminator is way too different.
And Predator - that thermograph scan 😉
AD TV The Harryinator lol.
“And I want the city to pay for it”…Most underrated line ever said!
Amazing script. So many great lines!
I really love that 80s futuristic vibe.
horacio1464 the detroit sunset thooooo
I love that as well. One of the best in all of the 80's.
Hell yea... love that gritty feel too
Especially how the music sounds when robocop is in the patrol car!
@@runitback5066 Well, that particular music reminds me Conan the barbarian :D
"That goes really fast and gets really shitty gas mileage!". That's an American car alright.
6000SUX... sucks
An American car...
The Universe Within “and has really poor reliability”
The funny thing is the 6000 number WAS used on a 4-door Pontiac in the late 1980s. They were reliable for big cars but performance and styling were just bland as paper.
He really sounded like he was channeling John Candy for that whole performance.
The 80s... where you could actually buy something for A DOLLAR.
I mean, i was able to do that even without a dollar but you know.......
Inflation?
@@roronoa_zoro968 huh?
@@TCthaCrisis Im saying that I would steal things, so then i wouldnt need a dollar. Probably should have reworded that, but thats what I meant.
@@roronoa_zoro968 Hershey chocolate
The satire in that "Nukem" game shows how little has changed in geopolitics in the past 50 years. Funny but sad at the same time lol
Until I saw the clip, I thought you were talking about DUKE Nukem, lol
I know. Russia and China have been upgrading their nuclear arsenal for the las 25 years, while the USA abiding by treaties became a weak - multi-cul-ural - socialist shithole with old decrepid nukes that we are not sure even worked after G.W. and illegitimate obama left office. The ONLY good thing that global socialist drunk G.W. bush did was to allow the B61 Bomb upgrade program to go through.
Tf are you talking about? You really think 2020 comes even close to the 80s in terms of how close we are to nuclear war? How old are you?
@@zackthebongripper7274 hey clown, how many nukes do you think we need?
Pakistán is threatin' My borders!!
This music is what the reboot was missing. Damn if it isn’t awesome.
Fantastic isn't it. And the dark, sleek interior shot of him driving the car. This is a great flick.
Amazing score
I thought the Robocop theme and Rambo's theme sounded similar at a certain point
What it was missing was peter weller, best robocop ever. But I too agree the music would have made it alot better
Basil Poledouris' score is really something.
This film is so deeply satirical on so many levels. Saw this on release and it was sheer brilliance. Now it doesn't look so different from today!
And that's, ladies and gentlemen, is how you do a Sci-Fi/action movie that holds till today. Marvelous piece of cinema.
Better than modern stuff that hides behind fancy special FX.
Robocop will live forever.
It's the only film with commons sense about facing a lone terrorist.
Luis Martinez foreal, Really
@@truck6859 1
When an old classic film clip from childhood comes into your rec's.....you KNOW youre gunna be binge watching every clip going all night.
Fuck yeah, just dropped down that rabbit hole. And now I'm watching the new version of the animated He-Man. WTF?
Epic background music always adds that extra pull haha
...when fiction turns into reality...
Haha! That's what this page is here for! Check back for more 80's clips, updated weekly! 😎😎😎
You got that damn right, i went from all clips from Terminator 1, to 2, to this, no sign of this rabbit hole ending yet.
2:48 Smartest guy in the movie, passed her to his friend, saved his balls
That blonde haired guy was also Copeland from Police Academy th-cam.com/video/niumQLDL_k0/w-d-xo.html
@Ork Trukk Drivah, Robocop could see it. He’s got a termograph
That was a good move
Almost 2020. We need you RoboCop! More than ever!!!
Imagine releasing a cyborg police officer like that in present-day Detroit, MI, (or a city with a similar rate of crime) and see the difference in 6 - 12 months.
@Sun Kyss Yeah, for example in Detroit, violent crime reached its peak in the 1980s, and has (oveall) been declining since, even though crime is still high.
@Avenging Demon I wouldn't really call a city with a population of over 670 000 small, and that "few people live there". It's still a large city, and the Metro Detroit Area contains of over 4 million people.
I guess you were being a bit sarcastic
@Avenging Demon I believe you're not quite up to day, but that's alright.
@Avenging Demon Då kan vi i så fall övergå till svenska då, antar jag?
Min poäng var, kort och gott, att kalla Detroit för en liten stad och påstå att "få människor bor där" är ett ganska långsökt påstående, med en stad som har en befolkning som överstiger 670 000 invånare. Storstadsregionen har nästan lika mycket folk som halva Sverige. Det är ganska mycket folk.
Själv kommer jag åka till USA nästa sommar, däribland till Detroit.
Just when all seems dark, RoboCop appears.
*_"You are under arrest."_* so freakin cool
Then proceeds to kill them
@@BetoPerez999 Or shoot them in the nuts through the dress. That shot always made me go "Wow!" because he actually had to take into account that her legs *were* under there, moving around. Precision shooting with a gun that wasn't really made for it!
How come this video isn't downvoted into oblivion for police brutality? When even statues get vandalized, why not this?
@@kuntosjedebil Because the recent protests aren't about police brutality. It's an excuse for people to vent their pent up aggression from months-long quarantine in a socially appropriate/politically correct way. Most of the protesters in Seattle, Portland, LA, NY (France and Australia, even 🙄) are white, not black.
Rob Bottin's incredible suit design and Peter Weller's amazing robotic movements along with the sound effects makes the whole thing work, regardless of how ludicrous some of the scenes are. Throw in a script biting with sarcasm on Reaganomics, a blood thirsty director and an incredible score, it's no surprise Robocop is an absolute classic.
On god. Robocop had the best commercials.
Grindhouse came close with a hard second place, but I agree completely.
Yuu already kno bruh LOL!!!
"Nuke Em. Get them before they get you."
Since ironman is gone. Avengers need robocop..
I'd buy that for $20!
You are right XD
I'd buy that 3000.
I could picture RoboCop with his own version of the Infinity Gauntlet.
😭
"Robo, excuse me, Robo! Any special message for all the kids watching at home?"
STAY OUT OF TROUBLE.
"Your move, creep." I love that line.
zambimaru my favorite was: “Dead or alive, you are coming with me.”
My favourite was "they will fix you... they fix everything..."
Literally every line was solid gold
@@laurene988 well the guy has golden voice
That scene was added to the script by Verhoevan. The only scene not in the original script.
I've always said, Paul Verhoeven and John Carpenter were ahead of their time. Long live the eighties.
*Synchronizer music intensifies*
Yeah, if a director makes at least 3 movies that I really like/love, he or she becomes one of my favorites. And these 2 men definitely qualify.
Yes
Just a shame Verhoeven never got the funding he needed to make that crusades movie he was going to do in the 90s.
James Cameron as well.
"Id buy that for a dollar" the catchphrase of the 80's.
This film still holds up till this day.
Badass to the maximum level.
Eh, that missed punch, but since the movie isn’t to be taken too seriously, it’s fine.
The effects are a little dated, but all the obvious love they out into this movie makes you overlook it.
"How about the 6000 SUX!" That's the type of cars Detroit started making back then too.
Willie Maeket considering Murphy drove a freaking Taurus, that’s about right.
@@oldmanjim2376 The Taurus was chosen to be the cop cars because it actually was considered very futuristic looking at the time.
Hey man don't knock the Taurus my parents had an 87 Taurus when I was a kid.
8.2 mpg 😂
The dark humour is so brilliant in this film never feels out of place and always perfectly timed.
I watched this masterpiece when i was 5 years old. This was a matured flick with lot of swearing, blood, and violence. Something a child wasnt supposed to see. Still, Robocop represents something wholesome that even in the midst of such explicit contents, it makes you wanna stand for the truth and justice.
@Evan Koch I forgot to highlight that it was a masterpiece on its time. I also have my share of nitpicks but i gotta spare this one though. Its part of my childhood.
@Evan Koch I like the fact that Robocop moves slow and methodically like a tank. To be honest, I prefer this practical effect to the digital shit we see today.
@Evan Koch When I was a kid I thought the motions were so deliberate and cool. It's like he does everything by the book. Even moves his head by the book.
You saw this movie when you were 5? You had some very cool parents.
dude, that's cool. I was 7 years old when I looked at Robocop. And that was in the USSR. It was awesome. :)
In one night, he stops an armed robbery, attempted rape, and puts the SAS to shame? I’d buy that for a yuan!
The Special Air Service? In Detroit?
@@einsteinidahosu1983 The SAS dealt with a hostage situation in the Iranian embassy (But he didn't put the SAS to shame seen as he's just a movie character)
"Thank you for your cooperation" - Peter Weller
Not sure why you think the British Special Air Service would be dealing a with a hostage crisis in Detroit, Michigan, USA!
I think you mean SWAT
This is still a more peaceful night than the real Detroit has seen in a decade.
“Madam you have suffered an emotional shock”
Yeah sure pal, lol
Poor Murphy wasn't self aware yet
A chad move performed with all the efficiency of a machine. Drama avoided.
Don't get it.
What did he say afterwards?
@@eddygci8 I will notify a rape crisis center
This movie terrified me when I was a kid because of all the violence in the movie. Now when I watch it I call it a masterpiece lol.
The only scenes that scared me was the Murphy death scene and the mutated villian
When you clothesline someone so hard they break the laws of physics
Not to mention that the guy holding the gun would have to be at least as strong as RC for the barrel to be bent like that.
i was wondering same thing that guy flew forward from a clothesline.
@som Slovaak magic of the 80s man
😂😂😂😂💥💥💥💥😂😂😂😂
In the cartoon, he had a cold and sneezed LIGHTNING.
Reporter : Any words to the kids at home ;D?
Robocop : *_STAY OUT OF TROUBLE._*
In MK 11 Robocop: Crime Does not pay
33 years and still the best Robocop movie.
“I want some fresh coffee!”
Reasonable demand. Hostages are negligible when it comes to fresh coffee.
Man it's the best part of holding hostages up lol.
I always laughed when he said he wanted his old job back, like bro who’s gonna want you back
Damn hipsters
And they always give you the good coffee when you have hostages, like that imported shit they keep for those bastard snobs in the Executive Break room.
The guys demands are comedy gold. Absolutely unrealistic.
I’m not gonna lie. When I was a kid I marked out for this movie. “Robocop” came to the Detroit auto show once at Cobo hall. I met “him” I cried. My dad laughed. 🤷♂️
haha that's awesome
The best Robocop Movie.
When I listen to the Robocop theme, I always here:
"He is a robot,
He is a cop.
He is a Robocop."
Half-man
Half-robot
ALL COP
Damnit. Now I’m going to do that
Hahaha, brilliant
@@Shng275 part man, part machine all cop
hear
I would watch RoboCop s everyday routine for hours...
"I'd buy that for a dollar!" Priceless!
It's cool how he moves like a robot so perfectly, good acting
I love this movie, gives you different feeling's of fear, suspicion and laughter. Honestly its a classic for a reason
6:23 you can see the dude's feet bounce off the crash mat, totally ruining the illusion that he fell off a second floor. Fun goof.
KenMiyamoto he literally called it a fun goof
They kept it in since it looked funny as hell
@KenMiyamoto I mean angling the camera a bit higher worked since the early 1900's
Maybe they had a safety net for him raised way too high😂
That always bothered me when I was a child.
These movies were just amazing. They relied on good story telling, good acting and an amazing script. Unlike today where story and script is an afterthought to CGI and how amazing they could make blowing stuff up. They tried to remake all these classics and they were pure failures and completely forgetable. 2.7 million people watch a 8 min clip over a few years of original robocop on youtube, thats pretty crazy.
Robocop is the ONLY cop America needs in these times. Doesn't discriminate and gets the job done RIGHT! 👌🏼
The only good cop that's unfortunately make-believe.
._.
Judge Dredd would be almost better
You know I dont care if this get flamed or not, but this comment is stupid.
@@Bejita666 Judge Dredd is a prick. He sentenced someone to prison for hiding in a robot during a riot.
Good Lord. How his shadow appears from nowhere and launch that line... This movie is perfection, is a piece of art and a truly sci-fi jewel. One of my favorites movies of all time.
There's something about the robbery scene, the audio track in particular. The way the tv show plays as a grotesque laugh track to the robbery brilliantly increases the tension. After the cacophony of violence when Robocop busts in, we hear the "I'd buy that for a dollar" line again. This time however it's packed with menace and underlined by the buzzing drone of the score. Look at the expressions on the couple's faces. The woman's is awash with relief and maybe a hint of arousal? The man is paralyzed with fear and betrays a horrifying realization that he could never measure up to this unstoppable force of state/corporate power that just stomped through his life. All at once this scene is hilarious, satirical, thrilling, thought provoking and terrifying. Verhoeven is top boy.
Verhoeven is a fuckin genius.
Verhoeven to Robocop is a bit like Spielberg was to the first 3 Star Wars movies. Not saying Verhoeven doesn't have skill but either he has lost some of his magic or it was due to other factors that made Robocop so special. IMO none of Verhoeven's other movies rise up to the same quality as this movie. One of my all time favorites.
Dude holding up the store looks like Dan bilzerian if he stopped working out LMFAO
"Stay out of trouble."
I like how the director tells a little story with the schoolkids using only 3 edits. They're all scared of Robocop at first, then one kid shakes his hand. And by the third clip, they're all swarming around him. :)
Hell Yeah
Yeah.
Ok.
that's what my old man keep telling me
“Id buy that for a dollar”
I still say this and only a few laugh because they know what I'm talking about.😂😂😂 the younger kids have this confused look on their faces.
@@iamtheonlywilly same, but I wasn't even alive when robocop first came out I just loved it growing up
Seeing it on the cheesy old CRT portable TV made it even funnier.
[Laugh track plays]
"Thank you for your cooperation" - Peter Weller
Goodnight
I’ll buy that for a dollar! HA HA HA HA!
@@bradhedgehog12 LOL!!! "Dead or alive you are coming w/ me" - Robocop
@@alexthompson5275 "Dead or alive you are coming w/ me" - Robocop
@@raulcitraro Robocop: Looking for me?
For me, this was the action movie of the 80's. So much subtle (and period) humor mixed with the perfect mix of over the top violence with everybody playing it straight.
It's definitely in my Top 10!
I'll never forget that summer... Loving in Charlotte, shitty TV and my neighbor brought over his VCR so we could watch it....
I remember seeing the TV edit as a kid and the guy saying "Why me? Why me! Why me! Why me!"
that's a curious thing. I am from Brazil, and we had a "soft" translation. But how did it broadcasted in open TV channels in english-speaking nations? Now I know
6:19 exactly sums up the media these days.
Gotta love Paul Verhoeven's sense of humor. "Something with really shitty gas mileage" 😂
Does it have Cruise Control!? XD lmao I love that scene! 😂
This movie must hold the record for the number of times people (including Robocop) flying through windows / glasses
It's a good thing Robocop got there before that woman got trimmed lol
At least the men got a trimmed instead lol
@@marcosduran4169 lol
@Nocny Ochroniarz z Choroszczy true...true
The brutalist architecture seen throughout the movie really enhances the feel and need for a protagonist who, himself, is also cold and hard as stone.
Might ruin it a bit when you realize he's in Robo costume from torso up, but is wearing boxers from waist down.
He couldn't get in and out of a car in full costume.
Timed Revolver Not in the car only. Also in the Disco-scene, when he walks the steps down. The problem was the oval-made armor (costum) at the waist.
Max William Lauf Yes. Each day he was sweating like crazy. The first costume didn ´t even fit, to tight. Paul Verhoeven was close to going crazy (appointments and a lot more) and they tried to make some shots. No way. The first costume has to been rebuild. The first part was full of different problems. Some small (tiny) shots was full of problems. And they made it anyway. This film is great, till today.
The costume was so unbearable it took 10 hours of shooting the first time he wore it to catch the keys in the police station.
Fun fact if you think its hard to imagine him walking around in underwear Google Terminator 2 behind the scenes and youll see Arnold wearing the loudest pair of Hawian shorts when hes supposed to be naked in the bar fight scene.
Max William Lauf You are right. But Peter Weller didn ´t make a great job as Robocop only, he made an awesome job. A great actor and his kind to act Robocop … Wow.
Thank you for ruin my childhood 😒😒
6:18 Even his punches that don’t land still send people to their death...
Hey them elbows be pretty dangerous...💪😂
Robocop is the the ultimate law enforcer, but Alex Murphy is the ultimate cop.
When I watched this as a 9 year old kid in 1987, I remember thinking how futuristic the suit and car was in an unrealistic looking crime ridden American city. Now watching this as a 42 year old man in 2020 I realize how futuristic the suit looks compared to an ancient Ford Taurus in a normal looking, present day American city.
News Presenter: "Robocop, who is he? What is he?"
Drax: "I'll do you one better, why is he?!"
😂
Well played, my friend. Well played!
But never, *how* is he. 😔
And Leeza Gibbons is smokin' in this movie...
The whole time, Robocop is like “He tried it.”.
Who else agrees that Robocop is a f*cking masterpiece?
The one scene that still makes me laugh after all these years after seeing this movie was during that news report where we see Robocop on the t.v. monitors as he's walking toward a school and the kids are looking at him and slowly walking towards him till he suddenly turns around and the kids stop and that little girl walks upto him man that was pretty funny.
DETROIT 2020 literally LMFAO.
And St Louis, and Portland, and Soyattle, and San Francisco
I miss this moment back then when i was 7 years old,
Now im 35, still the best movie of all time..
Those childhood movie memories stay with us forever!
“I’ll buy that for a dollar”
This is still among my favorite scenes from sci-fi films (where the robber screams and wonders why his bullets don't even hurt Robocop) and then Robocop just bends the barrel, turning his gun into a paperweight!
I didn't realise until someone wisely pointed out that in order to bend a metal gun barrel down like that, the person holding it must be just as strong to not have it twist out of his hands in the process
he would have a lot of work in USA
The cops we need at the moment
When a guy holding the mayor hostage starts talking about the kind of car he wants
In real life : the 12 👮 will just sniper the armed individual
@The Lawnmower Ix. 091
Lol
@The Lawnmower Ix. 091 Bath salts is a hell of a drug... :P
One of the best movies of all time! Peter Weller's finest performance. Leeza Gibbons was smoking hot back then too!
Philip Thomas She still is, looking good in her 60s.
Peter Weller was meant to portray RoboCop😁
I like how he tells the swat dude on the bullhorn when he ask where in the hell do you think you're going and robo doesnt even answer the question but says " KEEP HIM TALKING" . LOL
I love the way the dude just escalates in "f*ck me" as he sees robocop 🤣
Thank you for your cooperation is best memorable lines in this film
I wonder if that montage of him fighting crime was largely inspired by "Superman: The Movie" when after the main protagonist's heroic introduction, he begins to put his stamp on all criminal activity nearby.
wow 🤯 yeah it makes sense
Also a cat :P
6:18 that punch should've blown his head off.
4:09 He drove thru that police tape like a straight savage.
I laughed so hard on that part! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😆😆😆😆
Thank you for your upload! One of my all time favourite films. Seen it so many times yet I never get tired of seeing it again.
Same here, I can watch this film countless times and always can watch it again! great upload thnx!
Glad you enjoyed! Working on making this TH-cam page a place where 80's Movie fans can come to watch all their favorite clips & discuss! 😀
In the version on UK TV in the 90s the guy shouting “fuck me” was shouting “why meeee” in the worst American accent. It was hilarious.
The way he casually drives through the yellow "do not cross" tape...
The cop who is responsible for the Tape: „man are you serious? Is my work a joke to you?“
That shot through her blouse was brilliant!
Imagine you're a criminal and Robocop shows up and you never even knew he existed
Well my life of crime is automatically over
Detroit needs this now more than ever 😂😂😂...and Chicago as well
stay out of trouble.
Don't compare my city to Detroit please
@D. Bowie uh, I live in Chicago, so no ED-209s, please. Heard those things constantly glitches.
Actually, crime has decreased in Detroit for the last few years... it's still high by American standards, but it is decreasing. And to me, that's great news.
Chicago, Detroit, what’s the difference?
We need about 200,000 of Robocop throughout the country in 2024.
This is what America needs right now
"... we'll even throw in a Blaupunkt" 😂😂😂
When I were a kid in the 1990s, dad actually bought a Blaupunkt TV. I still remember it to this day.
We had a Blaupunkt stereo in my dads old car haha
"Thank you for saving us. Any chance the police will cover the damages to our store? Don't think this guy who tried to rob us will."
"Stay out of trouble" best message to kids
His personal threat to all the children watching from home made me lose it.