1:48 they don't aim for the face because they're torturing him. Then Clarence, who's just letting his subjects have a bit of fun, comes in and shoots him in the head ("Ok, fun's over"). It all makes sense. No sin.
How does shooting him in the head at the end makes sense? They severely damaged his brain, which is the one thing needed to make Robocop. This sin is worth more than 8000.
@@edmilsoneletrica The sin is not about him being shot in the head per se. Also, in the movie they never explain what parts (including brain parts) are actually needed to make Robocop. BTW, although rare, there are records of people who have survived getting impaled or shot in the head.
@@thermonuclearcollider4418 there are people Who survived getting part of their brain removed, even a whole hemisphere. I don’t know if this was done purposely but supposedly the right side of the brain is the more artistic and emotional side (human). Whereas the left side is the more analytical and logical side (robotic). And as we know Murphy was shot on the right side.
One thing that is right about this movie is how good Peter weller's acting and performance is and how good the soundtrack is and how good the rococop suit and makeup were.
6:55 when they are testing Robocop's ability to differentiate voices, you can see that he can show each voice in a separate visualizer, therefore he must be able to completely isolate the voices. He isolated Dick's voice in the version he showed them.
@@justinroman8023 Real shit. Albeit I'm thankful it wasn't and still isn't completed yet since I'm sure some generic ass rioter would wreck it somehow or deface it
One of the most gory scenes I’ve ever seen, The Director intended on it being very horrific and gruesome for a reason, too long to mention here at the moment, but you can just look up Making of Robocop.
@@elvisleeboy Speaking of. If the studio still had the original footage, it'd be great to see them remaster this movie, ala Star Wars and fix the very few scenes like that. 1. Paint out Miller in the news footage after he gets thrown out the window. In the original he's clearly on the 2nd floor, in the footage you can see his stunt double landing 2 feet below the window. 2. Fix Jones at the end with the rubber arms 3. add in the windshield bullet holes in that one scene chasing the van for continuity. Those would be fairly easy to fix in post and would fix the very few mistakes with this movie.
4:00 dipping his fingers into the guy's drink was a symbol of contempt. "I know this is a glass of wine that you enjoy, but for me, it's just something wet to soothe my cocaine dried nostrils." The other guy, wanting to show he's not impressed or intimidated, continues drinking the wine.
Pre-RoboCop Murphy 1.5 mile run time: 10 mins. RoboCop Murphy 1.5 mile run time: 3 hours...... Why the fuck was he always so slow? You could literally walk away and he'd never be able to catch up.
@@TheJoedirt05 Yeah old Robo was supposed to move like a sleek eel. When the suit was made Weller couldn't move like he'd been trained in it. The whole film was about to be shelved. Weller had a weekend to try and make it work. He was told to slow everything down. The tapes of Weller's new style in the suit was sent to the studio's higher ups and they loved it! Thus RoboCop was funded and made. I get what you mean though. A brisk walk would be all you need to get away!
1:48 - they are torturing him !!! that's why no one aimed for the face ! which is why Clarence came in after said okay fun's over and then shot his head
Then the sin should that Murphy should be dead... Literally a 9 millimeter in the is capable of killing a human... Murphy took loads of rounds and managed to survive...now that's a sin
That's exactly what I was thinking when watching the film, it's just a common usb type port that is the standard with their hardware. I thought it was quite clever how they thought of this way back then.
Or, if they were planning on making multiple robocops then it would make sense for them to be able to have a special port. Although "the spikes are usb things" makes just as much if not more sense.
This movie is from the mid-eighties. The USB-concept was still on the drawing boards then. The only really stupid twist is ... the twist that he makes after having inserted his interface device, as if he was locking a water-hose. Twisting a round-symmetrical device is not going to do much. I remember watching this scene in the late eighties, wondering why the script-writers had to allow for this unnecessary story weakness. It's the problem that any scifi-movie has to endure: how do you portray the future from the present, if we do not know the future developments? The movie lacks portraying the internet and mobile phones, as those concepts where still in their infancy in the eighties. "Starship Troopers" suffers from the same problem: it's supposed to be the future, but you immediately detect the mid-nineties in almost everything. I watched "Aliens" yesterday (partly) after a long time again. How was it ever possible that I watched this movie in the eighties and thought it to be cool? The special effects are so ... eighties!
@@Guido_XL Very true at least as far as civilian/household use, but I do remember Boddicker's gang being given a tracking map device to find Robocop that was remarkably close to the size and shape of a modern day smartphone.
@@bwc1976 Yes, but the point is that the story-writers in the mid-eighties could not predict that such a device would actually be more versatile than just a dedicated tracking device with only one purpose. That implies that people would have had a special device for any specific purpose. PCs were already existent then. Mobile phones were also in use, albeit not as practical and ubiquitous yet as nowadays. Why could the story-writers not think of the concept of a mobile PC that could do a lot more than be a tracking device? If I would have had the task in the eighties to imagine how the present technology might evolve in the next decades, I would have considered the PC-technology of the Apple Macintosh, IBM PCs and Silicon Graphics and combined that concept with the tedious technology of (yet analog) mobile phones. How would those parts of general technology be able to evolve? You have PC-tech and you have mobile phone tech, both starting to become ubiquitous in the eighties. No one could have missed that then. All it took was to be imaginative and ponder on it for a while.
6:44 There's also one of those ports around when he first accesses the police database to find info about Clarence. I think it's safe to assume that the spike-port things are just a standard means of connecting technology in the Robocop universe and Robocop, being a cyborg, has been given a means to interact with them.
What i want to knowis how the system could still extract data from Robocop's spike with all that blood on it. That should be like dunking a blu ray dvd in hot sauce and wiping it with steel wool before sticking it in the player.
Wow I love how people get so defensive over their favorite films being nit-picked. It's a freakin comedy if they don't realize this by now, they're better off unsubbing (amazing how many say that they are but keep watching HAHAHA). Oh and I love the MST3K ending - Perfection!
its not the liking of it at all you see. I've watched a million vids with films I liked. But when you start talking trash and its all opinions and not flaws. That means they're being idiots and its an abomination to pretend good films like this have 60 flaws when its less than ten.
Justin Jones Yeah...how dare they NOT use a completely objective system of sin identification. One that...uh...every person, with their subjective viewpoint, would agree with. This is blatantly situational cinema ethics. I mean...its not like they inVENted the term Cinema Sins and could define it...any..way...they...oh, wait.
In reality : by the time someone dials emergency services and informs the the operator what's going on takes minutes plus some people are scared to dial emergency services
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maybe that gun wasn't loaded they could not take the chance he may damage the robot ;)
I never understood the meaning of this scene until years later. I never paid attention to directive 4. I always thought “Why does Robocop say Thank you”. Mind you l was 10 years old at the time.
@@grimmshredsanguinus2915 that's not how psychopathic villains think though. A quick death is just no fun to these sickos. They want to toy around with him first, make him squirm in pain, and have a laugh at it. They shot him in the head only after they had gotten all the fun out of it.
The sucker looked like an alien or a form of the thing from the horror movie The Thing. But I laughed my ass off when he scared that guy and was like this Normal:*shooting at car* Toxic Waste dude:HELP ME Normal:AHHH GET AWAY FROM ME
Right after that scene when the same actor is crushed with an burning helicopter falling from the sky. Hilarious.... Have to laugh everytime.... Am I sick?
When Murphy says "I'm not arresting you anymore" to Boddicker I loved it because he both wanted revenge and knew since Boddicker was released once he wasn't gonna chance it happening twice
Teen favorite for me. I love the advertisement for a car thief killing system and thick paste sunblock. It is like "What if money in politics went the direction they wanted" meets "Yeah, growing mega-corporations will happen. Accept it" turns into "This is one kind of hero that will rise from that era."
7:46 - You missed a golden opportunity to insert "Hey, you guys!" we he comes up to Ray Wise's character after getting all deformed from the toxic waste.
5:09 i'm glad that it is finally clear for you - YES, this movie is a satire, and yes you took it too seriously... Paul Verhoeven didn't want to direct this movie at first but then he saw an opportunity to create his own version with heavy social commentary... All these advertisements are heavy contemporary social commentary of american society in the 80s, and the whole movie is filled with dark, dystopian humor. I'm glad you finally got it, that you are criticizing a social commentary / satire - it might looks like some kind of action robot sci-fi, but that's just the top of the iceberg.
I know....people deliberately watch them...knowing what is going to happen....and then get personally insulted when exactly what they know is going to happen...happens. LMAO.
pollo20x6 It did take him quite some time. Though it does get more obvious over time. Were those hilarious murder security system ads in the first one? I think they were in Robocop 2 or 3. And I remember a Cyber Cowboy Ninja or something like that in one of the sequels.
@Amber Murphy No movie is without sins, it doesn't make them bad. The channel often sins movies they really love. Robocop is easily in my top 3 movies of all times, all genres, but the video is still right.
Yes, it has its flaws. But it seems perfect compared to the garbage that has followed. The "sequels," the TV shows (both of 'em), the remake, the comics - all GARBAGE. If civilization comes to an end, save this movie but let all of the follow-ups be destroyed.
Football Juice Yes. I still like it better than the remake. Re-watching it reminded me that the original was more comical and goory/bloody/action-y. The cheesy 'commercials' for the SUX 6000 and the sunscreen are eerily....accurate? In a way....
Regarding Directive 4: Here's the tl;dr version: Dick had to make Directive 4 vague enough that it would protect him, but not obvious enough that he was trying to protect himself. For the more lengthy explanation, I realize the sin involved is more a "this isn't explained" kind of thing, but the reason Dick Jones didn't have Directive 4 make Robocop "do everything I want in order for me to win" is because it wasn't his project. He can offer his input and have safeguards put in play with regards to being Senior Vice President of the company, but ultimately, Bob Morton isn't going to allow a hated competitor put "This thing turns off in my presence" into it's core programming. In fact, even a company as stupid as OCP would see that as a massive warning sign that Dick was up to something. As well, it's not unreasonable to assume Morton's team resisted the Directive to the point where it became "slow reboot" instead of "instant shutdown" to allow Robocop time for corrective behaviour to be established in the event of a legit error. Remember this was his baby. His ticket to knocking Dick out of the number 2 spot and securing his future forever. He wanted the Robocop program to succeed and having an easily accessible off-switch would be very bad for it.
You sound like it's 12:00 AM and you're trying to get this done while everyone else is sleeping because you promised yourself and the other editors you'd have it done.
This is dumb. There is nothing wrong with the original Robocop, it's perfect for its time and still holds true to many extents today. Anyone saying otherwise probably didn't grow up during the 80s and early 90s.
In store robocop bends barrel of a gun while robber is holding it. I buy that robocop have enough strength to bend barrel of a gun, but I do not buy that the robber has enough strength to hold that gun in place while robocop bends the barrel. Robocop would just pry that gun off from the robber.
RemusWolves He would have specially build hand so that it would support barrel while bending barrel with different part of his hand. Robocop has pretty standard human hand analogue. Bending point for barrel will be on top of his index finger.
+RemusWolves Umm No. To bend the barrel using the center of his hand as an axis of rotation he exerts equal and opposite forces (up with his thumb, down with his pinky) at the end of the barrel. The force that is exerted at the end of the barrel creates a larger moment (as a force it is equal to the other force, but because it is further from the axis of rotation its tendency to rotate the gun is larger) the gun is not in equilibrium unless the robber generates a opposite moment, which he has neither the leverage nor the strength to do. If you're saying moments are equal because the force which is closer to the axis of rotation is greater, this would create a shear force at the robber's end of the barrel and would also pry the gun from his hands.
4:49 The bull-pups the cops are using are Steyr AUG assault rifles. The Mossberg 500 is a pump-action shotgun, and not even bull-pup to begin with, so I don't understand how you could mix up two weapons that are designed and operated completely differently from each other. A minor technicality I could understand but these weapons could not be more different.
0:37 I saw this movie as a kid and saw it again several times as an adult. As an adult every time they get to this scene I fall out of my chair laughing maniacally because they actually loaded this thing with real bullets for a test run. WHO DOES THAT?
Missed Sin: The Old Man just saying "You're fired" to Dick Jones shouldn't have worked because the CEO can't just fire high-level executives on a whim.
***** Doesn't matter; Big corporations have extensive bureaucratic guidelines for how to fire someone and are so paranoid about building a paper trail of documentation that the process of firing someone usually takes weeks. They're justified in their paranoia, since there are a number of laws that allow at-will employees to fight wrongful termination for various reasons. Most employees, especially ones at the top, actually have detailed contracts to protect themselves in case of a firing.
Also, wouldn't Dick's P45 have to go through HR and then through some complicated OCP-Detroit Police computerised procedure before directive 4 became inapplicable and Robo was notified of this change?
2wingo Not really a sin considering the film's logic is that everyone in business is expendable, they already had a giant doid just gun own a member of the board earlier in the movie If anything this film shows a society where guidelines and rights are dammed. Of course saying 'your fired' can be seen as suspending the guy in process which is all Robocop needs to overrule directive 4.
“You call this a glitch?!” Well actually yes considering ED didn’t react at all when it saw Jones having a gun pointed at him and only reacted when the gun was pointed at it. Pretty big glitch for what is supposed to be a police robot.
That's part of the satire of the movie. That part goes on for much longer in the director's cut. That line about the medic is meant to be very dark humour.
@@judsongaiden9878 they're both open bolt sheet metal box guns, there were better smgs out there by the mid 80s. Say something closed bolt and roller locked.
Even though I do still like this movie I'm not going to bash the remake because 1. I haven't actually seen it yet and 2. I'm not that ignorant to bash every remake out there.
the men and women sharing a locker room thing is hardly progressive considering the city went bankrupt. Pretty sure they put them together because of the lack of funds.
DrNickRiveria it's Paul verhoven thing. He does the same for starship troopers. I actually agree, if they're will ever be true equality, those barriers will eventually have to crumble
1:48 they don't aim for the face because they're torturing him. Then Clarence, who's just letting his subjects have a bit of fun, comes in and shoots him in the head ("Ok, fun's over"). It all makes sense. No sin.
That was immediately the thought that came to mind. They did that shit to torture him. Clarence then "executes" him. Why that's a sin I don't know.
How does shooting him in the head at the end makes sense? They severely damaged his brain, which is the one thing needed to make Robocop. This sin is worth more than 8000.
@@edmilsoneletrica The sin is not about him being shot in the head per se. Also, in the movie they never explain what parts (including brain parts) are actually needed to make Robocop. BTW, although rare, there are records of people who have survived getting impaled or shot in the head.
@@thermonuclearcollider4418 there are people
Who survived getting part of their brain removed, even a whole hemisphere. I don’t know if this was done purposely but supposedly the right side of the brain is the more artistic and emotional side (human). Whereas the left side is the more analytical and logical side (robotic). And as we know Murphy was shot on the right side.
@@Mannybass All that stuff about your right brain and left brain isn't actually true, but maybe the writers thought it was.
One thing that is right about this movie is how good Peter weller's acting and performance is and how good the soundtrack is and how good the rococop suit and makeup were.
Pretty sure that's five things.
@@heathcarmody2867 lol
I just finished watching robocop 2 & 3 both were total garbage compared to this
To this day I find the suite just about flawless
Heath Carmody lmao
6:55 when they are testing Robocop's ability to differentiate voices, you can see that he can show each voice in a separate visualizer, therefore he must be able to completely isolate the voices. He isolated Dick's voice in the version he showed them.
Cinema sins is about sarcasm.
No, this is a cinematic masterpiece, Detroit backed this all the way to the point of building Murphy his own statue.
Yep, it'll be completed soon too.
@@KidaMilo89 - I better not hold my breathe until that... :p
Almost there
Y'all serious? He's getting a statue?
@@justinroman8023 Real shit. Albeit I'm thankful it wasn't and still isn't completed yet since I'm sure some generic ass rioter would wreck it somehow or deface it
I think the scene of Murphy getting shot repeatedly is one of the saddest and disturbing scenes in film history.
Equally sad is when he is getting mowed down by his fellow police officers and he’s desperately trying to crawl away.
gave me a lifetime of cinematic PTSD lol
You all should see the extended cut its even worse
“Does it hurt? Does it hurt?”
One of the most gory scenes I’ve ever seen, The Director intended on it being very horrific and gruesome for a reason, too long to mention here at the moment, but you can just look up Making of Robocop.
The only sin this movie had was when Dick was falling, wtf are those arms and how did that make it pasts post production
@Callum Inglis no actually they did a behind the scenes things for the anniversary thing and the puppet was plan and he was fine with it
The despair of facing his eminent demise made him start to morph into his natural appearance of reptilian
They made a mistake. Now it's time to erase that mistake.
Look at him in the bathroom scene when Miguel Ferrera was talking shit about Jones when he was in the stall. Those arms weren't really that far off
@@elvisleeboy Speaking of. If the studio still had the original footage, it'd be great to see them remaster this movie, ala Star Wars and fix the very few scenes like that.
1. Paint out Miller in the news footage after he gets thrown out the window. In the original he's clearly on the 2nd floor, in the footage you can see his stunt double landing 2 feet below the window.
2. Fix Jones at the end with the rubber arms
3. add in the windshield bullet holes in that one scene chasing the van for continuity.
Those would be fairly easy to fix in post and would fix the very few mistakes with this movie.
4:00 dipping his fingers into the guy's drink was a symbol of contempt. "I know this is a glass of wine that you enjoy, but for me, it's just something wet to soothe my cocaine dried nostrils."
The other guy, wanting to show he's not impressed or intimidated, continues drinking the wine.
@Ramboghini Balboni LMAO. 😆 You win the Internet.
Ramboghini Balboni
There is absolutely nothing wrong with this movie it’s a masterpiece
Predicted 2020 street lawlessness in 1996. Better late than never.
Absolutely not a gaddem thing!
Pre-RoboCop Murphy 1.5 mile run time: 10 mins.
RoboCop Murphy 1.5 mile run time: 3 hours...... Why the fuck was he always so slow? You could literally walk away and he'd never be able to catch up.
@@TheJoedirt05 Yeah old Robo was supposed to move like a sleek eel. When the suit was made Weller couldn't move like he'd been trained in it. The whole film was about to be shelved.
Weller had a weekend to try and make it work. He was told to slow everything down. The tapes of Weller's new style in the suit was sent to the studio's higher ups and they loved it! Thus RoboCop was funded and made.
I get what you mean though. A brisk walk would be all you need to get away!
"I'll buy that for a dollar!"
There should've been removed sins for that final scene:
"What's your name?"
"Murphy."
Credits.
Perfection.
One of the greatest endings in the history of movies.
Stay out of trouble
"What's your name son?"
"Mur-DUN DUN DUN DUNDUN DUN DUN DUN DUNNNN"
Most of the here listed sins are just pointless
CinemaSins is not meant to accurately point out flaws with the movie, it is meant for entertainment purposes.
1:48 - they are torturing him !!! that's why no one aimed for the face ! which is why Clarence came in after said okay fun's over and then shot his head
But c’mon thugs aren’t accurate
That's why, THIS being called a sin is just stupid.
Agreed. It’s even proven in the dialogue. “Does it hurt? Does it hurt?”. They even laugh.
Honestly one of the most brutal scenes in ANY movie I've seen. So... good on them 😀
Then the sin should that Murphy should be dead... Literally a 9 millimeter in the is capable of killing a human... Murphy took loads of rounds and managed to survive...now that's a sin
I'd buy that for a dollar!
Come to watch a video. Looky who I see.
I like it !
Whoa a new toy can I play
**laugh track**
Damn you beat me to it lol. Much respect sir
Everything wrong with Robocop: nothing. Nothing at all.
Facts brother
Well except the fact that Dicks arms grew a whole foot when he was fired and fell out the window
@@ljevans3156 well early cgi days,
@@marcusfranconium3392fair point so other then that good movie
@@ljevans3156 yes a great movie ,
The only thing wrong with "RoboCop" is that the movie eventually ends
Old Man: "Nice shooting son. What's your name?"
Robocop: (with a slight grin) "Murphy!"
Cue iconic music score!
Greatest ending EVER!
And the remake.
I am your 69th like! 😁
@@JeremiahEcks777 PTSD don't remind me of that
It was ahead of it's time.
nothing wrong with this movie. nothing
+Alex Rain Then watch it again
agreed
Even the things that are wrong with the movie contribute to the fact that there is nothing wrong with it.
So much awesome in one film, how can their be anything wroing with it!?
***** Why are you getting butthurt over a video poking fun at the movie?
I always assumed the hand spike thing was like a USB-like thing, hence why the ports were on every computer.
That's exactly what I was thinking when watching the film, it's just a common usb type port that is the standard with their hardware. I thought it was quite clever how they thought of this way back then.
That's U-S-Biach... Universal Serial Bus Integrated Asynchronous Cutlery Hybrid
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i thought R2D2 was the first to feature universal usb ports.
Or, if they were planning on making multiple robocops then it would make sense for them to be able to have a special port. Although "the spikes are usb things" makes just as much if not more sense.
I always assumed the hand spike thing was an ass scratcher since nothing else could penetrate his armor
6:45
I don´t think that only Robocop can use these ports. It seems to be like a kind of USB-Port. Where any device can be plugged in.
It would have been hilarious (and the only good part) if the Robocop remake had shown him firing a USB port out of his fist in place of the spike.
This movie is from the mid-eighties. The USB-concept was still on the drawing boards then. The only really stupid twist is ... the twist that he makes after having inserted his interface device, as if he was locking a water-hose. Twisting a round-symmetrical device is not going to do much. I remember watching this scene in the late eighties, wondering why the script-writers had to allow for this unnecessary story weakness.
It's the problem that any scifi-movie has to endure: how do you portray the future from the present, if we do not know the future developments? The movie lacks portraying the internet and mobile phones, as those concepts where still in their infancy in the eighties. "Starship Troopers" suffers from the same problem: it's supposed to be the future, but you immediately detect the mid-nineties in almost everything.
I watched "Aliens" yesterday (partly) after a long time again. How was it ever possible that I watched this movie in the eighties and thought it to be cool? The special effects are so ... eighties!
@@Guido_XL Very true at least as far as civilian/household use, but I do remember Boddicker's gang being given a tracking map device to find Robocop that was remarkably close to the size and shape of a modern day smartphone.
@@bwc1976 Yes, but the point is that the story-writers in the mid-eighties could not predict that such a device would actually be more versatile than just a dedicated tracking device with only one purpose. That implies that people would have had a special device for any specific purpose. PCs were already existent then. Mobile phones were also in use, albeit not as practical and ubiquitous yet as nowadays. Why could the story-writers not think of the concept of a mobile PC that could do a lot more than be a tracking device? If I would have had the task in the eighties to imagine how the present technology might evolve in the next decades, I would have considered the PC-technology of the Apple Macintosh, IBM PCs and Silicon Graphics and combined that concept with the tedious technology of (yet analog) mobile phones. How would those parts of general technology be able to evolve? You have PC-tech and you have mobile phone tech, both starting to become ubiquitous in the eighties. No one could have missed that then. All it took was to be imaginative and ponder on it for a while.
@@Guido_XL Maybe it's like twisting a key in a lock....sure, it fits, but you need to twist for it to unlock the door.
"This guy destroyed a lot of lap dances" is probably the best part.
I'd buy that for a dollar!!
Take off five sins for that part!
+David Gee no 10 sins
Also oddly missing, no nod to "Bitches leave."
funny cos you probably CAN buy this movie in a dollar store...for a dollar. ive definitely seen it in our british poundland shops .....for a pound.
HAAHAAHAHAAA😂😂😂
I'd buy that for a dollar! There is NOTHING wrong with this movie.
lmfao
it was worth it. LMAO
The Dollar Guy lol
Now, its two dollars but if you want lap dance...
THE DOLLAR GUY!!!
Presumes to know enough about the movies firearms to identify the Mossberg 500 bullpup shotguns, but confuses Emil's MAC-10 for an Uzi .*ding*
It's funny how people think they're Uzis lol
😂
Also a few cops had Steyr AUG/ STG-77s
@@757jlhood Yeah I thought when he said "except for.." he was gonna say the AUG.
"BITCHES, LEAVE!!!"
Most badass line ever. 😆
My friends and I still repeat this line. I wish I could give more than 1 thumbs up
"Can you fly Bobby?" was pretty awesome too.
That line was way ahead of its time for sure
Most badass is nananananana
@Bob, a line the MGTOW community can appreciate
Kurtwood Smith was an amazing villian as Boddicker
6:44 There's also one of those ports around when he first accesses the police database to find info about Clarence. I think it's safe to assume that the spike-port things are just a standard means of connecting technology in the Robocop universe and Robocop, being a cyborg, has been given a means to interact with them.
So all the USB ports in Future Chicago uses knives to interface? Explains the crime rates...
What i want to knowis how the system could still extract data from Robocop's spike with all that blood on it. That should be like dunking a blu ray dvd in hot sauce and wiping it with steel wool before sticking it in the player.
Future Chicago?
***** New improved Robocop, now kid friendly!
no unfortunately...
LOL... "They just heard the whistle and Yabba Dabba dooded outta there"... 6:35...
One of my favorite quotes of all time, "Somehody call a goddamn paramedic!"
At 7:04 that guy arms are way, way too long!
4:42 I'm guessing the reason ED-209 squeals like a PIG cos it's a POLICE robot?
I don't get it.
Grimy Screamer In many countries, the police are often referred to as pigs. do you get it now?
PlasmaMongoose Yes. I thought they were referred to as dogs. :
boom, boom.
Grimy Screamer
In Poland they are. And women are reffered as "pigs" (by idiots, not by everyone of course).
everything not wrong with Robocop: everything
see, took less than 10 seconds to write
Wow I love how people get so defensive over their favorite films being nit-picked. It's a freakin comedy if they don't realize this by now, they're better off unsubbing (amazing how many say that they are but keep watching HAHAHA). Oh and I love the MST3K ending - Perfection!
Actually, this is in the film and animation category in youtube
its not the liking of it at all you see. I've watched a million vids with films I liked. But when you start talking trash and its all opinions and not flaws. That means they're being idiots and its an abomination to pretend good films like this have 60 flaws when its less than ten.
I miss MST3K so much....
Justin Jones Yeah...how dare they NOT use a completely objective system of sin identification. One that...uh...every person, with their subjective viewpoint, would agree with. This is blatantly situational cinema ethics. I mean...its not like they inVENted the term Cinema Sins and could define it...any..way...they...oh, wait.
They've become petty, much like your comment.
4:27 I always thought that Directive 4 was intended to shut him down real good, but Murphy's humanity was fighting against it.
same here
You know, technically, Robocop isn't a robot, but a cyborg. :P
NEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRRDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD!
Technically, nobody cares :/
:_(
Don't worry Brian, some people care :)
Its amazing that this film has less mistakes being a 80's action satire than most the movies made recently.
ultimabk "fewer" mistakes...
@@pharmboy730 well the sins are mostly detail errors.
@@pharmboy730 ...the mannis!
:)
at about 0:30. First gun in cinema to ever be thrown to the ground and not go off. Damn this movie is progressive.
lol true, thought od that too
Trent Pattillo actually it's conservative. Progressives are the ones who think guns go pew pew all by themselves
Dessert Eagle don't accidentally discharge.., boi
In reality : by the time someone dials emergency services and informs the the operator what's going on takes minutes plus some people are scared to dial emergency services
maybe that gun wasn't loaded
they could not take the chance he may damage the robot ;)
Robocop - where ER meets Twin Peaks meets Dexter meets That 70's show! My favorite movie of almost all times.
"You're fired" at the end deserved some sins removed
To this day I love that moment. After that, the little squiggle on Robo's face, then he thanks the guy and the next bit happens ;]
I never understood the meaning of this scene until years later. I never paid attention to directive 4. I always thought “Why does Robocop say Thank you”. Mind you l was 10 years old at the time.
"No aim for the head" Shouldn't count because they were torturing him, why kill him if u want him to feel pain
But in the end he died cause of a headshot xD
@@grimmshredsanguinus2915 that's not how psychopathic villains think though. A quick death is just no fun to these sickos. They want to toy around with him first, make him squirm in pain, and have a laugh at it.
They shot him in the head only after they had gotten all the fun out of it.
I mean its really ridiculous that he would even survive getting shot that many times in the chest anyway
@Grand-Theft-Autism well he was wearing futuristic body armour
2:33 Hahaha. When I first watched this movie as a kid I remember my dad saying "Wow, I guess nobody buys Miller Lite."
I’m not surprised! Alcohol free beer 🍺 tastes like piss ! I’d much rather drink the real thing! (Beer. Not piss 😂☺️😂😏)
The scene of the toxic waste is perhaps one of the most memorable in the history of films.
I remember seeing that as a kid and it freaked me out lol
The sucker looked like an alien or a form of the thing from the horror movie The Thing. But I laughed my ass off when he scared that guy and was like this
Normal:*shooting at car*
Toxic Waste dude:HELP ME
Normal:AHHH GET AWAY FROM ME
Right after that scene when the same actor is crushed with an burning helicopter falling from the sky. Hilarious.... Have to laugh everytime.... Am I sick?
I thought it was funny that the chemicals didnt eat through the steel tank....🤣
Heelp Meeeeeeeeeeaahh!!
"I'll buy THAT for a dollar!"
Best line i remember 3 and a half decades later Haha
I still think of that line and quote it
Stay out of trouble
1987...RoboCop and Predator. Best movies not named Westside Story or Singin in the Rain.
This is one of the greatest films ever made by man.
When Murphy says "I'm not arresting you anymore" to Boddicker I loved it because he both wanted revenge and knew since Boddicker was released once he wasn't gonna chance it happening twice
Then Clarence says "your taking this kinda personal aren't ya?!" Really Clarence?! You and your lackeys shot the man to bits!
Boddicker's entire change of manner from "okay, I give up, you better arrest me" to (figuratively) "hey wait, wtf bro?!?" is golden, so well acted
I liked that part as well
I really wanna see "Everything wrong with RoboCop(2014)" now.
I'm sure it would be a much longer list.
Foxy Foxworth Are you sure it wasn't stupidity?
Foxy Foxworth You aren't smart enough to use the correct reply button, discussion over.
Foxy Foxworth Really? Where's your proof?
UnCommentator Same :)
Foxy Foxworth For the love of god, get the fuck out. Nobody cares about your stereotypical opinions and misdirected hate.
To be fair, this was LONG before Kurtwood Smith was "The dad in That 70s show"😉
I don't care I still love robocop it's one of my childhood faves.
Teen favorite for me. I love the advertisement for a car thief killing system and thick paste sunblock. It is like "What if money in politics went the direction they wanted" meets "Yeah, growing mega-corporations will happen. Accept it" turns into "This is one kind of hero that will rise from that era."
I would like it too if it wasn't full of gore. I mean, seriously... Is this a horror movie, or what?
I don't want PTSD.
Mine too. Saw it at the movies.
Doc I agree !! You The on the other side, have a drink for it I want it too
this movie and the first Predator were my Frozen
7:46 - You missed a golden opportunity to insert "Hey, you guys!" we he comes up to Ray Wise's character after getting all deformed from the toxic waste.
+Ernie Velveeta LOL!
I'm just waiting for Hollywood to reboot Goonies too lol
Just you wait, it will happen, along with remakes of Top Gun, Gremlins, Sixteen Candles, and Howard the Duck.
Everything wrong with robocop
1.nothing
2.nothing
3.nothing
4.nothing
5.nothing
6.nothing
7.nothing
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Existing
@Platypus +ahhh the duck billed platypus !
@Platypus +platypuses,....are you sure it's not platypie ? Jus' askin' !✌
@Platypus +lol, Merry Christmas, Platt !✌👍😀
08:18 I loved that Twin Peaks reference! Great job! The timing is beyond perfect!
Everything wrong with this video: It's criticizing Robocop.
That is not only a sin, but also blasphemy, heresy and sacrilege all rolled in one.
Lol shut up brony.
5:09 i'm glad that it is finally clear for you - YES, this movie is a satire, and yes you took it too seriously... Paul Verhoeven didn't want to direct this movie at first but then he saw an opportunity to create his own version with heavy social commentary... All these advertisements are heavy contemporary social commentary of american society in the 80s, and the whole movie is filled with dark, dystopian humor. I'm glad you finally got it, that you are criticizing a social commentary / satire - it might looks like some kind of action robot sci-fi, but that's just the top of the iceberg.
It never ceases to amaze me that people STILL don’t understand what CinemaSins is all about 😂
Always fun to read the comment section though.
Is it about failed comedy pretending to outsmart its viewers?
@@juancalvo9762 Nope! It's about upsetting ignorant people that don't understand comedy. As you can see, it's working.
I know....people deliberately watch them...knowing what is going to happen....and then get personally insulted when exactly what they know is going to happen...happens. LMAO.
It's all in good fun! Freaking hilarious!
That scene when Murphy got shot to bits really used to upset me when I was young.
Ok, hats off to you on the Robot Rollcall gag!
6:34 Heard the whistle and Yabba-dabba-dooed outta there?! Best part of Cinema Sins!
You should do The Final Destination series..i mean its asking for it!
it'd be filled with "umm...no."s
The only mistake here is these clowns desperately trying to find flaws in this absolute masterpiece of a movie!
it's still funny
I was laughing my ass off besides it's just a damn movie
Awww... they just trying to be funny.. not that serious. I love this movie.
agreed
Agreed, most of these "sins" are pretty lame.
Oh come on - not a single sin off for that awesome closing scene where Directive 4 is suddenly out the window after the boss says: "You're fired"?
Thank You.
Shoots him.
That's another thing that proves it's not dick who put directive 4 in Robocop if he had it wouldn't matter if he was fired or not
@@AnthonyMaddocks1674 Or he saw himself as untouchable. Or he didn't think of that flaw.
no its coherent, he said directive 4 is about OCP board members not a specific person. so yea after he is fired the directive is out of the window
I don't care. Robocop is still a bad ass movie.
Cha4k
Exactly, aiel remusnoc
Cha4k Yeah, a lot of his wrongs are just nit-picks.
Robocop movies are the best
Jack Sofalot Agreed. The original is awesome. The remake is just crap.
Xaviergray87 what remake? there isnt a remake. lets not even think about that.
Robocop was a satyrical movie. That's why of many of the imperfection. It was irony.
You didn't make it to 5:05, did you?
i did, why?
***** yeah. and he said it too f***ing late!
Chill the hell out and fix your grammar. He nitpicks every movie. It doesn't mean every movie is bad.
pollo20x6 It did take him quite some time. Though it does get more obvious over time. Were those hilarious murder security system ads in the first one? I think they were in Robocop 2 or 3. And I remember a Cyber Cowboy Ninja or something like that in one of the sequels.
There are those who love Robocop and there are those who are wrong...this film is a masterpiece...
Robocop is so good and at a glance it looks like a dumb/ terrible action movie. talk about making gold out of dog crap
3:12 I would like to point out that smg wasn't an Uzi, but a MAC-10. You can tell because of the open bolt.
Robot Roll Call at the end won the entire video
+PsyrenXY MST 3K! Yay!
+PsyrenXY Gotta wonder what they would have done to this movie on the Satellite O' Love
This is the new metal
+PsyrenXY OMG I think I remember that.
I would kill to see ED 209 and Robocop hash out their differences while being forced to watch a bad movie..
there's nothing wrong with Robocop possibly the greatest sci-fi movie ever Peter Weller was so great in this movie
Then watch the video again.
Robocop was awesome through the misty glasses of nostalgia. I wouldn't want to risk ruining that by watching it again.
@Amber Murphy No movie is without sins, it doesn't make them bad. The channel often sins movies they really love. Robocop is easily in my top 3 movies of all times, all genres, but the video is still right.
Yes, it has its flaws. But it seems perfect compared to the garbage that has followed. The "sequels," the TV shows (both of 'em), the remake, the comics - all GARBAGE. If civilization comes to an end, save this movie but let all of the follow-ups be destroyed.
The tv show was epic.
"You're fired." Minus five sins.
"Thank You!"
There is nothing wrong with robocop
i used to want to eat baby food when i was little because thats what robocop ate
Were you baby little?
This makes me want to watch Robocop again.
Did you watch it again?
Football Juice Yes. I still like it better than the remake. Re-watching it reminded me that the original was more comical and goory/bloody/action-y. The cheesy 'commercials' for the SUX 6000 and the sunscreen are eerily....accurate? In a way....
As a 9yr old watching this movie it was cool .
I love all the spoof commercials and its campiness too, great balance of violence and comedy.
FREEWILL Farms what in the WORLD were you doing watching this at nine years old? 🤣
Regarding Directive 4: Here's the tl;dr version: Dick had to make Directive 4 vague enough that it would protect him, but not obvious enough that he was trying to protect himself.
For the more lengthy explanation, I realize the sin involved is more a "this isn't explained" kind of thing, but the reason Dick Jones didn't have Directive 4 make Robocop "do everything I want in order for me to win" is because it wasn't his project.
He can offer his input and have safeguards put in play with regards to being Senior Vice President of the company, but ultimately, Bob Morton isn't going to allow a hated competitor put "This thing turns off in my presence" into it's core programming. In fact, even a company as stupid as OCP would see that as a massive warning sign that Dick was up to something.
As well, it's not unreasonable to assume Morton's team resisted the Directive to the point where it became "slow reboot" instead of "instant shutdown" to allow Robocop time for corrective behaviour to be established in the event of a legit error. Remember this was his baby. His ticket to knocking Dick out of the number 2 spot and securing his future forever. He wanted the Robocop program to succeed and having an easily accessible off-switch would be very bad for it.
I'd buy THIS for a dollar...
2:14 i think the scene implies way more than "what does robocop really look like?"
The film is a masterpiece
And still holds up today
You sound like it's 12:00 AM and you're trying to get this done while everyone else is sleeping because you promised yourself and the other editors you'd have it done.
This is dumb. There is nothing wrong with the original Robocop, it's perfect for its time and still holds true to many extents today. Anyone saying otherwise probably didn't grow up during the 80s and early 90s.
No movie is without sin.
Yes, this is dumb. That's the whole point.
Uhuh
There's no such thing as a perfect movie. And besides, if anything this video is only for entertainment purposes- don't take it too seriously.
In store robocop bends barrel of a gun while robber is holding it. I buy that robocop have enough strength to bend barrel of a gun, but I do not buy that the robber has enough strength to hold that gun in place while robocop bends the barrel. Robocop would just pry that gun off from the robber.
depenthene This actually isn't true. If Robocop used his palm as an axis then technically that would take 90% of the force.
RemusWolves He would have specially build hand so that it would support barrel while bending barrel with different part of his hand. Robocop has pretty standard human hand analogue. Bending point for barrel will be on top of his index finger.
+depenthene would be excellent at cinema sins.
+RemusWolves Umm No. To bend the barrel using the center of his hand as an axis of rotation he exerts equal and opposite forces (up with his thumb, down with his pinky) at the end of the barrel. The force that is exerted at the end of the barrel creates a larger moment (as a force it is equal to the other force, but because it is further from the axis of rotation its tendency to rotate the gun is larger) the gun is not in equilibrium unless the robber generates a opposite moment, which he has neither the leverage nor the strength to do. If you're saying moments are equal because the force which is closer to the axis of rotation is greater, this would create a shear force at the robber's end of the barrel and would also pry the gun from his hands.
+Jake Last Name Actually, you and @depenthene are correct. Not sure what my train of thought was but it made sense to me at the time.
Most of these are missing the point that Robocop is satirical.
@silverfoxeater, oi, I think it's a troll.
Surely he was around @ 5:05, too?
@silverfoxeater "meant to be humorous".
is't almost like every video from sins is satirical :O
4:49 The bull-pups the cops are using are Steyr AUG assault rifles. The Mossberg 500 is a pump-action shotgun, and not even bull-pup to begin with, so I don't understand how you could mix up two weapons that are designed and operated completely differently from each other. A minor technicality I could understand but these weapons could not be more different.
I think his comment was made exactly as to trigger this one.
Well when he sinned The Rock he called Huey copters Blackhawks, and somehow thought that vests were needle proof.
EWW: EWW RoboCop
0:37
I saw this movie as a kid and saw it again several times as an adult. As an adult every time they get to this scene I fall out of my chair laughing maniacally because they actually loaded this thing with real bullets for a test run. WHO DOES THAT?
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Perhaps they were planning a shooting gallery demonstration later.
They thought it was ready. If it’s not, eh.
A parody of 80s corporate culture.
It was loaded with real bullets because they WANTED to kill that guy. It wasn't a glitch, it was sabotage, on purpose.
Missed Sin: The Old Man just saying "You're fired" to Dick Jones shouldn't have worked because the CEO can't just fire high-level executives on a whim.
but hes the boss
*****
Doesn't matter; Big corporations have extensive bureaucratic guidelines for how to fire someone and are so paranoid about building a paper trail of documentation that the process of firing someone usually takes weeks. They're justified in their paranoia, since there are a number of laws that allow at-will employees to fight wrongful termination for various reasons. Most employees, especially ones at the top, actually have detailed contracts to protect themselves in case of a firing.
Also, wouldn't Dick's P45 have to go through HR and then through some complicated OCP-Detroit Police computerised procedure before directive 4 became inapplicable and Robo was notified of this change?
*****
Exactly.
2wingo Not really a sin considering the film's logic is that everyone in business is expendable, they already had a giant doid just gun own a member of the board earlier in the movie If anything this film shows a society where guidelines and rights are dammed. Of course saying 'your fired' can be seen as suspending the guy in process which is all Robocop needs to overrule directive 4.
“You call this a glitch?!”
Well actually yes considering ED didn’t react at all when it saw Jones having a gun pointed at him and only reacted when the gun was pointed at it. Pretty big glitch for what is supposed to be a police robot.
Critical Dispatches honestly ED should’ve been marketed as a military drone instead of police work.
did u know that the guy that made robocop actually fucked ED209 up so he can pitch robocop
@@CriticalDispatches actually no it was fine he was damaged before the meeting so the guy could pitch robocop
Hardly any of these things are really "wrong" with the movie.
Inconsistent physics that benefit the situation for drama.
do hunger games catching fire
Twin Peaks reference made me happy. :T
same here
1:48 that's because it's torture. A shot to the head would be an instant death and they wanted to make this cop suffer as much as possible
It would be funny to see you do one on the new Robocop
One of, there are more than 1?
Nikita Kress There's 3 original movies, 2 cartoons, a miniseries, a TV show that lasted one season, AND the recent remake.
dimlightbulb10 and an appearance in WWE!
He's need to have unlimited upload time.
The fact that dude got shot up in the beginning at the office and someone actually said to call a medic gets like 40 sin points
That's part of the satire of the movie. That part goes on for much longer in the director's cut.
That line about the medic is meant to be very dark humour.
The ad before this video was an ad for the new Robocop movie. I think the irony of the year award goes to that right there.
How do you think the Ads on TH-cam work?
Isn't that a coincidence and not irony?
JellybellyWaffles That would depend on why the ad was put there. (I don't actually know how youtube ads work)
JellybellyWaffles
It is irony because the video is pointing out all the things *wrong* with Robocop. The ad was endorsing the movie.
Circa 3:05 - that is not an Uzi... it's a Mac-10. Please remove one sin.
BatCaveOz The type of gun isn’t what makes it a sin
The Uzi is a better design and it draws influence from a Czech SMG.
@@judsongaiden9878 they're both open bolt sheet metal box guns, there were better smgs out there by the mid 80s. Say something closed bolt and roller locked.
@@laylagardner8728 MP5. Best in its class for decades. What do you think of the SIG MPX?
@@judsongaiden9878 Never actually fired one but they seem pretty nice. 9mm smgs are kind of old hat in general at this point though.
The MST3K bit at the end was perfect.
You were so much more soft-spoken here
It's almost like watching a soothing nature documentary here
His heart wasn''t really in it.
Everything Wrong With Robocop (2014) In 5 Characters Or Less
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"Thank you for your cooperation" - Peter Weller
I love how most of the sins you guys mentioned are resolved in the new film. The new RoboCop has to be one of my favorite remakes ever.
Good Mystery Science Theater gig, miss that show!
Funny how the Police Department of Detroit uses the AUG A1 in the future... man this town got so poor
Because almost all of their funds go into Robocop.
Right :D
I'm surprised they were able to even afford equipment to begin with considering that they're bankrupt.
"I'd buy that for a dollar " absolute gold love this movie and always will.
Just used that line yesterday!!!
This should have taken 7 seconds or less. Only thing wrong with Robocop is the plasticine Mr Tickle Dick Jones falling from the building at the end.
+rodster6 Agreed. End of.
+rodster6 It's a perfect movie really.
Totally agree. Die Hard perfected falling off skyscrapers only a year later.
Yeah and that wouldn't even be a hard thing to fix. It would be pretty easy to replace the falling noodle arm Dick with a much better CG one.
Even though I do still like this movie I'm not going to bash the remake because 1. I haven't actually seen it yet and 2. I'm not that ignorant to bash every remake out there.
Oh, feel free.
PG13 Robocop, need anything more?
the men and women sharing a locker room thing is hardly progressive considering
the city went bankrupt. Pretty sure they put them together because of the lack of funds.
DrNickRiveria it's Paul verhoven thing. He does the same for starship troopers. I actually agree, if they're will ever be true equality, those barriers will eventually have to crumble
Nothing is wrong with Robocop this classic film is timeless.