RoboCop (1987) is so badass.. First Time Watching REACTION
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The bad guy recognizes Robocop not by his mouth, but when he says "Dead or alive, you're coming with me".
You really can’t trust a RUclips reactor to have deductive reasoning skills. It’s more miss than hit.
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Her reasoning is just fine. She missed it because she was commenting when he said the line and didn’t hear it.
@@NoelMcGinnis She also didn't catch how Lewis recognized him when twirling the gun at the shooting range. But keep making excuses for her short attention span if it makes you feel better.
I'm amazed at how many reactors don't pick up on that line!
Everybody can miss a detail in a movie, she was indeed commenting, it can happens when you're tired, not focused 100%, etc...
Also, I've seen some Magic Magy's reactions and she can spot some important details in movies, so yes, she just missed this one, not a big deal, IMHO.
Total Recall with Arnold Schwarzenegger & Starship Troopers are other great movies of this era from Director Paul Verhoeven. Seems like his action satire only gets more & more relevant, as our society becomes more & more corporatised/reactionary.
Agreed❤
I'm pretty sure that OCP kept Murphy's identity as secret as possible, and did *not* tell his wife, because she could possibly cause them a lot of trouble.
It was always funny to me that Dick Jones (Dick is short for Richard, somehow) scolded Clarence Boddicker "He records everything you say! His memory's admissible as evidence!" yet when Robocop went to Jones, he made his own confession to him right there in his office, before calling out ED-209, which Robocop then used in the conference room at the end of the movie to get Jones fired. I know he expected ED to win somehow, even though it had failed even basic tests before, but I'm sure they probably still could have pulled his recordings after he died, if only to see what happened to him. Weird he made the same mistake confessing to Robocop.
31:03 I've never seen anyone change their mind so quickly about what they just asked for. The action in this gets pretty gruesome.
You're just now doing Robocop? Feels like a long time since I last saw your vid.
The original trilogy & the reboot :
[1987-JUL-17] ROBOCOP
[1990-JUN-22] ROBOCOP 2
[1993-NOV-05] ROBOCOP 3
[2014-FEB-12] ROBOCOP
The golden era of movies.
That would be the 1940s
For Murphy's death scene in the ER, they used a real trauma team and told them to ad lib what they would actually do in such a situation.
Isn't that a waste of real doctors/nurses precious time?
@@melanieparker they rotate in and out on a shift. People have lives outside of work
@@melanieparker It's not like they were pulled out of the ER to do it. Doctors and nurses have days off, and like anybody else, a lot of them think it's fun to be in a movie or TV show, so it's good for their morale which makes them better at their job.
That's a great little factoid to know, thank you.
@@waterbeauty85 what you mean they don't live in their place of work spending every waking moment doing their jobs? Next you'll tell me teachers don't live at school and postmen don't live atbthe post office... crazy... lol
The scene when Clarence spits the blood on the papers and asks for his phone call wasn’t actually in the script. He decided to do it, and he only told the director about it. None of the other actors knew about it, so their disgusted reactions to it were actually real, which is what he was going for. Probably freaked them all out a bit.
Some of the best moments in film are surprises like this. In Alien when the chest bursted came out only the actor and the film crew knew about it. None of the other actors were told, so they legit though he was choking and then the surprise of the chest bursted was real.
Good actors know that sometimes it is best to push your performance to be over the top. Otherwise what is actually memorable about them in the movie or series. When you play the villain you are afforded various freedoms that other actors are not. Which is why so many actors often fight to play villains.
So the, "Aw sh!t!" when he did that might not have been written into the script.
the secretary where clarence asks if she could "fit him in" is his actual wife IRL
This is widely considered one of the greatest films of all time. It usually makes Top 100 lists.
not really. top 200 maybe
This film is in the Criterion Collection catalog
I can understand why that is. This is a very original story and everything for the most part is spot on. Most of the Sci-fi genre has bad scripts, terrible special effects, cheesy acting and inexperienced directors. It's pretty much the exact same reasons why most slasher movies suck so bad. When all of those components are lined up perfectly. A movie isn't necessarily guaranteed to be a hit. But it can be regarded as a cult classic. Look at Scarface and Road House for example. Neither did well in theaters and now most people love to watch as often as possible.
It's on my personal list of Top 10 Best Action Movies of All Time, along with The Hunted, Lethal Weapon, Under Siege, Blown Away, A History Of Violence, Predator, Rambo, Roadhouse, and Terminator.
Top 2o sci fi of all time
Somehow, I wasn't traumatized by this as a kid, especially the acid scene. Still, this is such a fun film to watch and I like playing as Robocop in Mortal Kombat. They even had Peter Weller voicing him.
ya the acid scene messed me up for years,dont watch it as a kid.
@@Marcustheseer The same actor gets a similarly memorable death in The Blob (1988).
I watched this as a kid too! ED-209 is one of my favorite robots of all time.
Peter Weller voice was used in another Robocop videogame, Robocop Gameplay.
Murphy's torture traumatized me.
What a lot of people don't realize about Murphy's death scene is that he was wearing a bulletproof vest. Even with it on, all of the impact was still felt from the shots.
Yeah that`s right, but also the impact wave of of singel bullet into A body armour causes A lot of stress on the internal organs that can also kill you, the kinetic force that Murphy get even with A body armour would likely blow his heart out from inside.
Well terminator said that body armour can stop ONE shotgun round, NOT 100 SHOTGUN ROUNDS!!!!!
They were pretty far away, using buckshot most likely, a wide spread of multiple little bullets. Even with the armor he shouldnt have survived, alot of those would have ended up in his face and legs etc...but for a movie about a revived human turned cyborg that death scene gets a pass from me lol
@@STEJTHEGREATEST That's not how body armour works. The kevlar gets torn up sure but it's not like in a video game, you can shoot multiple parts of it and it'll be normally a little less effective in different spots. If they were aiming for the exact same spot you'd have a point but they were just shooting at him randomly.
He would have died anyway from losing his hand…. arm… and getting shot in the head.
I love your reactions, Magy! This is such a great "big, corrupt corporations" vs "ordinary people" movie. I love that Murphy's humanity returns... and that his partner comes to his rescue. They aren't "in love"... but they do love each other!
I really like that part in the third movie where OCP keeps pressuring the Detroit police to forcibly evict the citizens from their homes and the entire police force just quits.
OCP guy: "You've been on the force for a long time. That's quite a pension you have. Instead of worrying about those squatters, maybe you should think about your family."
Chief: "I am thinking about my family. (Takes off badge) I'm thinking I'll have to go home and face them."
When people like Alex Murphy and Anne Lewis are partners. They often do have that respect and yes even love. But it's not intimate love. It's more of the love you have for a friend or family member. It means you love that person for being apart of your life and you are grateful that they were. Throughout the lives of most people it's not often that you find other people that you are genuinely connected to on any level. When you are able to find such people it really matters when they are gone forever. Human connection is something that we can't get enough of.
@@vincecommando7575 your comment needs more likes.
@@damianstarks3338 Thank you for telling me that. I really appreciate you for letting me know.
@@vincecommando7575 don’t mention it.
Robocop is a masterpiece.
Yes it is.
The same cannot be said of the so-called sequels, or the so-called remake.
So, Dick Jones was actually named Richard Jones by his "mother", but there's this english custom that certain names gets shortened, like Bill for William, Bob for Robert, Jim for James, etc .... and in this case, Dick for Richard. :)
Your name's Richard? I'll call you 'Dick' for short, but not for long. 😉
If Bianca from Eastenders had dated him, she could've called him "Rickayyyyyy!" when she was appalled at his evil schemes!!!!!
is it really though? Isn't dick also penis? How can you call someone that?
The climax of this movie is so incredible ...
20:49 According to Miguel Ferrer, because Paul Verhoeven is Dutch and his director of photography, Jost Vocano, is German, they didn't realize how insulting the term "b1tch" is in English, so they kept referring to the two actresses as "the b1tches" while they were directing the "b1tches leave" scene. He said that actresses were unfazed by it, and that he and Kurtwood Smith were cracking up between takes.
Those days are long gone. Nowadays actresses or even actors wouldn't hesitate to sue anyone on set that insulted them. We are living in the world where nothing and no place is a free for all anymore. I personally don't like very much at all. This is the brave new world that sadly we all have to get used to it.
@@vincecommando7575 facts, even in the early and mid 2000s, stuff was just different and wasn't all about PC shit
@@shimik11 Sad but true everything nowadays is about realism, political correctness and hypersensitivity especially in movies and TV series. Entertainment is I'm sorry to say a slowly dying art.
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And yet, what passes for realism is almost always the furthest from it.
@@vincecommando7575 Okay crazy person.
Emil (the crook at the gas station) realizes Robocop is Murphy not only because of his tone of voice, but because he uses the same phrase ("dead or alive you're coming with me") as when he (as Murphy) attempted to arrest Emil early in the film.
*”I’d buy that for a dollar!”* 😄
"Think you can outsmart a bullet?", One of my all-time favorite lines!!! 😃
The question of whether Murphy is still human now that almost all of his body has been replaced with machinery is interesting to me on a personal level. I lost part of my leg in Vietnam and knew a lot of vets who had prosthetic limbs. Regardless of how much of our flesh and blood was replaced with artificial parts, I never considered any of us even the smallest fraction less human. You could try arguing that only part of Murphy's brain was saved and used, but I've known people with brain injuries, and I don't consider them less human either.
As long you don't have wires going in your head, and you aren't walking around like a mindless zombie, I'd say you aren't as scary as the borg!!!! :D
Well considering that the part of us that makes us who we are is the central nervous system, the rest of the body is just a life support system, an organic mecha piloted by our brain, I'd say that yes he is still human. Afterall where would you draw the line? His robotic body is no different to a prosthetic leg, or a pace maker, or a cochlear implant
@@crwydryny Yeah but Robocop is getting pretty close to borg levels of scariness!!! :( Especially if you imagine the bloodied, tattered remains of his human torso under his armour!!!!! :( I used to think it wasn't under there, but with how during his surgery, they say they were able to save one of his biological arms, I've thought WHAT'S THE POINT OF SAVING ONE OF HIS BIOLOGICAL ARMS IF THEY WEREN'T KEEPING THE REMAINS OF HIS BIOLOGICAL TORSO UNDER THERE??? :(
@@STEJTHEGREATEST His torso is not under there. They only saved his brain, some digestive tract and his face. They said that his left arm was saved but they got rid of it, so 98% of his body was replaced.
@@andy3981 My point is though, if they weren't building the big, robotic body from around the tattered remains of his torso, then what would've been the point of valiantly trying to save one of his biological arms, just so they could stick it on an almost entirely mechanical body????? It just would've weakened the whole unit overall, by giving the criminals an obvious target to shoot at, which would've rendered Robocop one-armed!!!! Plus, sometimes I've seen this cutaway pic of this inside of Robocop's body, showing what looks like the tattered remains of police uniform around his arms and shoulders, under the armour!!!! Of course, that pic might not be canonical, but I digress!!!!
Magy, if you enjoy this narrative I have to highly recommend "The Crow" to you...thank me later.
27:59 That secretary is Joan Pirkle, actually his real-life wife of our villain here, actor Kurtwood Smith most recognized by modern audiences from That '70s Show.
The 80s sure did make some awesome sci-fi movies. And this was definitely one of them. ❤
Agreed give me return of the living dead from 1985 or night of the comet from 1984❤
@@justindenney-hall5875 yeah but they are awesome ❤
@@justindenney-hall5875 cool. I’m a fan of cinema snob too❤
@@only257 Eu borned from this year 1984!!!!
31:32 As I understand it, this reaction wasn't planned. The shock on this actor's face is genuine.
This kind of reactions make me happy 😄😄😄
Robots, although they are made of metal, they are another form of movement, action and thought. I highly recommend the movie - Robots 2005. U will like that one!!! Keep forward!!! :) ;)
The movie that added, "Ahh'd buy that fer a dollah!" into pop culture.
The reboot ended up stealing my dollar. I want it back.
absolutly the best cyborg movie serie ever made,i love that youre always so vivid and talkative when watching these movies.
The scene that traumatized me the most was the ED-209 test, it is very psychological and violent and for a moment makes us put ourselves in the shoes of poor Mr. Kinney.
That was my favorite scene in the movie❤
It was just a glitch.
The studio actually shortened that scene and Murphy's encounter that lead to his death in the film release.
The Criterion video release restored the scenes to their original lengths thus adding a few seconds to each.
I’ll never understand why they loaded that thing with live ammo for a demonstration in an office 😄
"Dick, I'm very disappointed!"
7:55, 18:36: *”Dead or alive, you’re coming with me.”*
*Magy, that’s how Emil recognized him at the gas/petrol station.*
Hey Magy. I'm so happy that you watched this classic from 1987. They made two sequels, a Nintendo game, and at least two more B-movie sequels in the 90's. They did do a remake of the first one, but wasn't good. "I'd buy that for a dollar." Haha! The story is fantastic, really well-thought out and I wished they made great movies like this with a solid character building story. The actor who played Clarence played the Dad in That 70's Show. Peter Weller aka Murphy aka Robocop did another film called Screamers (1995) that would be cool if you checked it out. The Running Man (1987) with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jesse Ventura is pretty good too. Check out Mortal Kombat (1995) if you haven't seen it yet. Have a great one!
The movies in the 90s, I thought there was four? There's also a TV series which is extremely 90s and really, really bad.
10:03 "His _family!"_
This is where they illustrate the truly enviable circumstances from which Murphy originally came.
Did he live in a really fancy, extravagant mansion? No, but it looks like he lived in a pretty nice house in a pretty nice neighborhood.
Was his family like the _Rockefellers?_ No, but they look warm, loving and supportive all the same. I dare to believe the _average_ person would be glad to belong to a family like that.
Speaking from the perspective of the average person, I agree. I would much rather live in a nice neighborhood like Murphy, work a good job where I feel useful and come home to a family that loves me. It's the richest kind of success there is.
28:00 FUN FACT: The actress playing the secretary is Joan Pirkle, who married Kurtwood Smith a year after this movie's release. They're still together as of 2023 and filming this scene was how they first met.
I’m glad you included your reaction to the car commercial with the dinosaur. I’ve always loved how they use the fact that stop-motion has already been used in the film to try and trick the audience there. 😁
This, Total Recall and Starship Troopers are director Paul Verhoeven's "trilogy" of sci-fi action satires
Actor Ray Wise hadn't seen the make up / prosthetics they put on Paul McCrane so his reaction was genuine when he saw Emil....
"I wish I could talk like that, so everyone would listen"... You have 141,000 people on here that are Subscribed to the Channel to Watch/listen to you!
Back when this was made, Women didn't shave their "Holy-of Holy''s" ... They Trimmed, but not shave.
The Cop that ordered them to "open fire" on Robocop was the Swat Commander that Robo upstaged at the Mayor's hostage situation, so he had a beef with Robo.
GREAT Reaction!
His partner recognized him when she saw him spin the gun on his finger, and the criminal recognized him when he said his catchphrase, not because of his mouth, lol.
Very proud and surprised that you watched this movie. I would recommend RB2. Very few people react to that one.
Robocop still holds up to this day. The perfect blend of story, action, violence and social satire.
Robocop statue in Detroit needs to happen!!
Welcome to the greatest movie I ever watched on accident flipping through the movie channels on my cable box as a kid at age 13 randomly came upon this movie at the middle and now I love it to death it's ultraviolent alter ridiculous but an awesome storyline with heart and compassion built into one and such an '80s trip with cheese cheesy stuff in it interesting TV commercials mixed with the movie such a masterpiece I'm glad you enjoyed the movie
Hey, Magy. I loved “RoboCop” as a kid. I thought it was totally awesome. What I mostly like about this movie is it does had some cool stuff in it. The special effects was really impressive, making the camera as RoboCop uses a themogragh mode. Some of the things I liked about it, one, Murphy actually kills armed thugs in a drug factory, which is my favorite scene, two, he went to his house to remember in the past when his wife and son sold it and moved on, and three, one thing that I really care about is his personality. Murphy removed his helmet and looked himself in a mirror, and I was like, “Oh, my god. Is that Murphy?” That was a sad moment. I was a little surprised when I realized that Murphy and RoboCop are the same person. His life was over, but he must get revenge for those who killed him. Now I liked the sequels 2 and 3, thought. Like I said, “RoboCop” is still one of my favorite movies as the best sci-fi flick in the 80s, over 35 years now of my childhood over "The Terminator" and "Predator". Thumbs way up for me.
RoboCop (1987) 4/4 👍👍👍👍
If you haven't seen it, I'm fairly certain that you would love Dredd (the one with Karl Urban
i imagine the special effects guys laughing so much about the toxic waste guy who gets plastered like a watermelon on the windshield. i bet they loved working with verhoven. "guys, i want it as gory and disturbing as you can make it!"
Everyone seems to recognize that Murphy is Robocop, but slap some glasses on Superman and everyone's like "Where'd Superman go? And how did you suddenly get here, Clark?"
Go back and watch the Christopher Reeve Superman movies again. His entire persona, including posture and body language, changes to make it appear that Clark Kent and Superman are two different people. No one else has managed t his on film.
Besides, not "everybody" recognized Murphy. Lewis recognized the pistol twirl, and the felon recognized the "dead or alive" line. Two is hardly "everybody."
you'd be surprised how much personality and posture affects how people look at you
@@Vendrix86 Yeah I've seen RUclips channels do a full disguise on people they work with, and they don't get noticed. Still a bit of a stretch to say everyone all the time would fall for it. Meh, I still enjoy Superman
We rented this movie on VHS cassette when it was released. And although it's a VERY low budget movie, we, kind of, enjoyed watching it.
Cheers 😊👍
Cool❤
The film was shot in Dallas, TX. You can see the old First City Bank. I think it's Wellsfargo now. The one that looks like it's a twisted skyscraper.
One of my favorite films. This along with Starship Troopers and Total Recall are a great Verhoeven trilogy.
Also, the movies are more than just graphic. There is a lot of social commentary in the satire they are shown in.
I think it was called Fountain Place at one point. There was supposed to be a twin of it across the street.
And the police headquarters in the movie is actually the City Hall here in Dallas, Texas.
@@planojag595 the ground floor of the OCP building is Dallas City Hall with the upper floors being a matte painting.
@@wyrmshadow4374 Yup.
@@planojag595no. It’s the old high school.
If you thought Red Forman was grumpy before...I absolutely LOVED this movie as a child. I just didn't realize how absolutely f****d up a movie it was for a child to be watching 👀
💙From Detroit
Awesome dude my first r rated movie was sorority babies in slimeball bowl or rama on usa network’s usa up all night i was 7 in 1991❤
Robocop is a classic from the 80s. Graphical violence was particularly important in Paul Verovhen movies.
What an amazing director!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Total_Recall_(1990_film)
He captured P.K.Dick's vision almost 100%!
Verhoeven es un maestro, Robocop una gran peli ochentera.
It's supposed to take place in the 2040s. They filmed in Dallas Texas because of the futuristic architecture. It gets hot AF in Texas during the summer in thar robot suit.
You are one of the more fun expressive reacters. Thanks.
I remember several years ago, showing this to a friend who had never seen it.... when the introduction of ED-209 goes SO wrong, my friend asked why they would have put real bullets into the thing before knowing it would work. I had to point out to him that the entire concept of ED-209 was corporate greed and ego that even if it doesn't work, they will STILL be able to sell it to the military knowing they can then spend the next decade (plus) doing "updates" at outrageous costs. He immediately then turned and went, THAT IS BRILLIANT.
Went from hating the scene to loving it within 5 seconds after having it broken down in terms he could understand.
Magy! It wasn't just that he recognized Murphy's jaw; Murphy said the same thing at the old factory as he did at the gas station: "Dead or alive you're coming with me."
I was 7 years old when I saw this movie...what were my parents thinking!? lol
The roughest part of the film is still Murphy getting killed. It’s so sadistic and awful. Even by today’s standards it’s unpleasant.
To his director, Paul Verhoeven, show men and women ~naked in the same place and don't care about it (in "RoboCop" and "Starship Troopers"), is a style exercise, and show how it could be ou should be in a society which has overcome the problem of mixing.
And I think it's beautiful. :)
I can't believe my grandparents used to let me watch this when I was like 5. I didn't understand a lot of things until I got older.
Great reaction sister. Robocop is one of my favorite movies of all time, I’m glad to see it still hits like when it hit me the first time I watched
Great reaction Maggie, please consider 'Total Recall' 1990 , by the same director.
The first RoboCop movie was a critic of the American society: hyper violent, too much guns, capitalism gone too far (the police was taken over by a private corporation). The second movie was just mindless violence.
3:52 "I wish I can talk like that so everyone is going to be listening to me." says the woman listened by thousands of people on RUclips. 🤣
32:12 that scene, that was a reference to Jesus walking on water.
If you rewatch it, pay attention to the music. When RoboCop started to patrol the city, the music was more mechanical, but when he started to regain his memory, the music became more instrumental.
*Did you notice when Dick touched Bob’s face and hair in the restroom, he DIDN’T wash his hands, after he took a 💩??!!*
Please also see the movie Black Book (another Paul Verhoeven movie from 2006). It's a fantastic thriller set in WW2 and stars two fantastic Dutch actors (Carice van Houten and Michiel Huisman) who also had key roles in Game of Thrones. It's a great f'n movie!!
I’m 43 and I remember seeing the beginning scene where Murphy is shot up. I scarred me as a kid. Peak 80’s hyper violence.
Time to test a reactors gore tolerance with an 80's classic. I've got popcorn ready for the toxic waste scene.
Robocop IS a better movie, but my favorite Peter Weller movie is still Buckaroo Banzai.
18:39 "I'm amazed how they can recognize him. Like, it's _only,_ like, his _mouth."_
Ah. But that's not how this guy _recognized_ him, just now. He recognized him by his _voice_ and his _words._
"Dead or alive, you're coming with me." This is what Officer Murphy said to him when he first raided the hideout. It's also what RoboCop said to him, just now. The same voice, using the same words and this guy _recognized_ him.
31:42
Magy: "Ewwww!!! That was to graphic" 🤮
Me: 😄😄😄😄😄
Clarence Boddicker is one of my very favorite movie villains.
It's crazy that he was Red in That 70s Show
When I was growing up in the early 90s this was a f*cking MOVIE! 😂
I have no idea how I was allowed to watch this as a kid but the sound design and the Robocop suit design is just chef's kiss.
28:05 These two actors met in this movie and started a relationship then. They are still married :D
Dead or alive, you're coming with me😎. Great reaction Magy ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I love Robocop reactions 😂
6:01 - What other movies you've seen Peter Weller in?
The only other movies I know him from besides this are "Buckaroo Banzai" and "Screamers" .
Starship troopers hollow man and this movie
@@only257 He was not in those other two films. I looked up his filmography on wikipedia.
I don't recall seeing him in them.
Loved your reaction! And as always love you enthusiasm for great movies and how you get into them!
Looooove Magy's hair in this video! 🤩🔥🔥🔥
Oh, I left a lot of hours and money of my early teens playing (and mastering!) the Robocop video game.
Yes, I’m that old. And proud.
The spike in Robocop's hand is an early SciFi concept of a USB slot. The first one in SciFI that I know of. Doesn't seem like a big deal now days, but back then we had different connectors and slots for everything to do with a computer.
R2D2 did it first.
@@chuckg3818 Actually you're right.
I love this reaction. Thank you Magy!❤
Great Movie. The guy in the gas station recognize Robocop because he said "Dead or Alive you are coming with me" .You know that it took allot of taked for the scene where Robocop catches the key. Also Paul Verhoeven which is the director of the movie is the guy who catches the gun in the club and also the guy who scream in the car commercial. Other great Paul Verhoeven movies Starship troopers and Hallow Man. Fyi the secretary of Dick Jones is the actual wife of the bad guy Clarence :)
don't forget total recall (pun intendend 😜)
This was one of my favorite movies as a kid. Thanks for reacting to this Magy. I really enjoyed it. ❤️❤️
I saw RoboCop when I was 6yro. It's my favorite 80s movie, my comfort movie, and it's on my top 5 favorite movies of all time. I adore this movie. Loved your reaction.
4:22 Understand, demonstrations like this _do_ take place. At this stage, though, the canons are either left unloaded, or are loaded with _blanks_ for just such an _occasion._ The last thing you want to happen is for a malfunction to kill one of your participants.
You gotta wonder who programmed ED 209 to throw a tantrum when it would fall down, lol.
Why didn't they just shoot Robocop in the face? Seems like shooting him in the armor wasn't working.
Fun Fact: the man acting wild in the party scene at 20:36 is Paul Verhoeven, the director of Robo cop. He has a short cameo in the film.📽🙂
14:05 -- Why thigh gap is important in a crisis...
I love the juxtaposition of the title "Robocop is so good" with the thumbnail of Magy looking uncomfortable and trying to cover her eyes.
❤love your comment
The true theme of this film is the resurrection of the human soul. Such a classic masterpiece
Agreed 🎉
That's such a good, concise, understandable way of explaining it.
No. It's about maintaining your humanity in a corporate system.
I remember in the late 80s someone brought this movie to school and we watched it in the music lesson.
How the hell did you get THAT past the teacher?
As you may have noticed, "Dick" is a nickname for Richard. It used to be quite common. No longer. Just as gay once meant very happy. Hank is a nickname for Henry, and Bill or Billy is a nickname for William.
Dick is a nickname for Richard in America
i watched this when I was pretty young. The part that always got me as a kid was when he eats that disgusting goop food stuff. I was totally desensitized to violence and my favourite movies were robocop, terminator, some movie i cant remember where teachers are replaced by robot aliens and kill the students... but him eating that poop paste stayed with me for years.
It looks like applesauce. I could never understand why people get so grossed out by it.
Great reaction, Magy. Is there any way your editor can increase the volume of the movie a little? I could barely hear what the actors were saying. You sounded great though 😊
Hahahaha the greatest movie
This is a very great movie
@26:00 in your video ED-209 is at the door, Dick Jones turns on the light.
It illuminates the little "stop motion" miniature ED-209 and also brightens up some of the full size set.
A 2 second shot with a real complexity... I don't know how they did it. They don't explain it in the BD extras. They just talk about how awesome it was and how difficult to get.
That would just not be done today.