I've seen a lot of people don't like this movie... Igli and I watched Robocop 1, 2 and 3 back to back to back so we didn't see the warnings in time Feel free to let out all of your grievances with Robocop 3 in the comments! We have EARLY ACCESS to more movies coming soon! ▶ www.patreon.com/raggedypack Come Hang out in our Discord ▶ discord.gg/HQFtGkCf37
Starship Troopers would be a great palate cleanser for this. Same director from the original Robocop, ultra violent and satirical, and the effects hold up surprisingly well for a 1997 movie.
Originally the point of Robo being molotov'd by the splatterpunks was to justify why he had a new face: his old one had gotten burned by the fire. They just didn't have the makeup to make it work.
Guy's, Their are many things people have done to sacrifice their souls for this great planet we live on. You two have just earned a place on that wall. Thank you for your service ❤
19:10 Never noticed that before ... That's not a hammer, it's a bullet puller. It's for removing an unfired bullet from the brass case. The large end is a cap that tightens a collet around the rim of the casing then you strike a surface with the narrow end until the bullet slides out, keeping the bullet and powder contained inside the head of the tool. Weird to see it used here as a prop hammer. My guess is someone stole it from the set's weapon master/armorer, they would find use for it in making dummy rounds. ...hope they gave it back after the scene.
This movie is goofy but I still like it for what it is, as a guilty pleasure. I think this movie hits me more emotionally in some parts, whereas RoboCop 2 doesn't hit emotionally at all, that one is just straight action. Also, the music in part 3 is much better than in part 2. Robert John Burke also did a pretty good job as Robo, he's the second best after Weller that has done the role.
You seem to have a biased against the second film, you get more humanity from robocop in the 2 than 3…it still gave his human emotions….the music is subjective though i like both robocop 2 score aswell as the original of the 1st and 3rd film…but the heroic score of RB2 hits hard to me aswell
@@jamalsmith5073 no i love Robocop 2 heroic score and the score in general…i literally always say there is no reason that both scores cant be meshed together, to me that was the missing opportunity for the recent game that came out….people feel, seem to be so attached to the original score, literally which is used in 1&3 that they just trash on RB2 score out of nostalgia…i get it when you hear the original score its what you connect to robocop…but they can play the rc2 score and you would still connect it to robocop…im with u when i say i don’t get the hate of RC2 music score
@@007odc The second movie had attempts of giving Murphy an emotional journey like a proper sequel but it immediately went nowhere. They established him trying to reconnect with his family but the movie doesn't do anything with it. There is a video I commented on RB2's deleted scenes and mentioned how they were gonna explore his human side much more to where he's self-loathing about his current life. Because the studio wanted more dumb action and less emotions. (Which was one of the reasons why Peter Weller didn't want to return.) In this film, they actually explore RoboCop having many supportive friends and Dr. Lazarus being someone who stands up to the people at OCP with answers they stutter to respond back. And while I hate the little girl in this film, the emotional core is still strong with her parents dead and RC being a father figure. I also love how at the end of the movie, they finally ask if his name was Murphy, sort of signifying that they finally respect him as a human.
A thought that just came to me about Lewis' death.... Maybe it would've been more tragic/violent/messed up if she was taking cover behind Murphy, so she was safe from the gunfire, but then they shoot the grenade at Murphy's chest which sends him flying backwards and Lewis gets crushed between Murphy and a stone church wall behind her. A more brutal/unexpected death, makes McDagget even more ruthless, and it could've enraged/traumatized Murphy a bit more that his metal body was used to kill his best friend. Perhaps way too dark/brutal for PG-13, but it would've been a better death.
My brief history with the RoboCop films. Saw the original at age 8 shortly after it came out on VHS. Not exaggerating, that movie changed my life. It was the absolute coolest thing I'd ever seen. I've seen it hundreds of times since, and have picked up on so many more layers to it... that film just gets better and better over time. Saw RoboCop 2 in theaters the summer it came out, I was 10. My first R rated movie in the theater. I absolutely loved it. The action. the violence, RoboCain. The coolest things a 10 year old could see. Over the years I've seen more and more of it's shortcomings, it's a good action flick, but nowhere near as good as the original. Still love it though. I saw RoboCop 3 in the theaters when it came out. I was 13. The exact age they aimed this for, and I was let down. The awesomeness and bite of the previous movies were gone. They made it much more of a cartoon, and even at that age I could see the franchise was over. There are some emotional beats that are good in it, and the score is great, but besides that it was very lacking to me.
This movie suffered from the same problem the Robocop remake did. PG-13. If you want something more along the lines of what made Robocop awesome then I would suggest Starship Troopers (same director, pure satire, and better effects)
Agreed, Starship Troopers is the sister sequel to RoboCop. It feels like a story set in the same world as the the original RoboCop, just further into a messed up future.
Since you asked, apparently the part of the new CEO was originally written for The Old Man. He was meant to be losing his temper and shouting and swearing like the new one. They ended up recasting the character and throwing in that one "former CEO" line to justify the actor change. I think that's probably for the best as it would feel too out of character for The Old Man even if he was watching everything he built fall apart.
46:34 I see McDaggett went to the Bob Morton school of crawling to a device that will end your life in a number of seconds and epically failing to stop it.
This is the worst film in the series! Peter Weller was actually interested in coming back as ROBOCOP one last time, but had to drop out to star in the 1991 Sci Fi Psychological thriller Naked Lunch by David Cronenberg. This, as well as Coneheads, were also the last film to feature stop motion animation effects by Phil Tippett as he was working on JURASSIC PARK for Steven Spielberg.
a positive reaction to R3, what a nice change of pace, you guys should 100% react to the TV series, which turns 30 years old today btw ;D (also afaik no one ever did a reaction to the TV series, so you be a first. and the TV is atleast very solid, expect more psychological than physical)
If you guys wondering why CEO the Old Man is not in part 3. Like Peter Weller. The actor did not like the script. But instead of recasting him like what they did to Robocop. They opt to kill the character off screen instead. Lewis only agreed to return if her character dies. & Will only return for 4th time if they resurrect character into a female Robocop. Which sadly did not happened as this movie bomb & no 4th movie was produced until the 2014 reboot.
I was a huge RoboCop fan as a kid. I saw the original when I was probably 9 or 10 (and I turned out just fine 😅), but while I enjoyed the second, even I knew the third was a kids film. That said, I love the jet pack scene, and when I saw the battle of Gotham scene in The Dark Knight Rises, it reminded me of RoboCop 3.
there was, lets call it "THE ATTEMPT" - to explain the actor change, Robo got literally lit up and burned, by the splatter punks, so under his helmet the skin cooked to an unrecognizable blob, but since Robo skin is strapped over anyway, they replaced him with burke, who did a perfect job might i add with what he was given.
I enjoyed all the Robocop films, this may be the corniest of them all but I love me some cheese and with a great score as usual it's still a fun watch.
I would recommend the reboot for you two specifically because it heavily covers something you guys were wanting all trilogy long. It's not that bad of a movie, but it is definitely a different beast from the original. It'll make more sense when you watch it, but since you wanted Murphy's family so much you'll probably end up at the absolute worst you'll feel neutral about it. There's no way you'll outright hate it, but at least it'll give you something you were asking for from these movies.
Peter Weller didn't play Robocop in this one. He's played by Robert John Burke. I forgot Mako was in this. I miss him in the movies. Btw, you guys need to checkout Strange Days w/ Angela Bassett, Ralph Fiennes and Tom Sizemore to name a few.
I love this movie despite its inappropriate comedy. The film tries to convey the idea that law≠ justice. And that the modern system works in the interests of the elite of society and will commit any crime to defend them. Unfortunately, the film became a reality.
The script for this was just all over the place. I'm fine with the recasting of Murphy, but the writing is very dumbed down. Like having to point out about her not wearing a vest... we're not morons... we saw the gunshots. Did we need this grand setup? Murphy had a vest, it didn't help him in part 1.
Even though there are lower budget. I do recommend after this. Watching the 4 part cyfy channel movie series. They did called robocop prime directives dark justice meltdown resurrection crash and burn
The latest film is a remake which reverses all of the decisions and tone of the first movie. It adds big names, a charismatic-bore of a lead, and the mistake of the family. It's an overblown CGI mess of a movie. It just seems to get everything wrong with Robocop. You may like it, but this is a word of warning. There was a PG-TV Show in the 90s, it was fine for what it was, and another, darker 2000s series Prime Directives which was so cheap, the Robocop armour was a hand-me-down as it had permanent scuffs and scratches on it, but it did give us Robo-Cable. The original Robocop 2 script was both 2 & 3 combined, but was too expensive to make. Otto android was a stand-in for the Terminator, as the game Robocop vs Terminator was immensely successful at the time. Ironically, Peter Weller was meant to be in this, but had other filming obligations and was heavily changed. Once the film was completed, the film company put it on the shelf for a couple of years before release. It didn't save Canon films. They should have waited for Peter and gone with the original script!
You guys should definitely watch the 4 part R Rated RoboCop miniseries RoboCop: Prime Directives next! It's set 10 years later and it's technically the 4th and final RoboCop! And the ending of RoboCop Prime Directives is way better than the ending of RoboCop 3!! And it ties up all the left open plot points like Murphy's Family! RoboCop Prime Directives is not perfect but it's WAY BETTER than RoboCop 2 or 3 in my personal opinion.
It's all a matter of perspective. For me Prime Directives is a far easier watch than RoboCop 3 and 2 .Plus the ending of the miniseries is a far better ending than the ending of RoboCop 2 &3! And I love how it settles all the left open plot points like Murphy's Family. It's not perfect but you can tell that the writers behind it are RoboCop fans.
@@TheCyber_Knight It's just my own personal opinion, but I consider there to be eight Robocop movies (not including the 2014 remake). There's the three movies released in cinemas - Robocop (1987), Robocop 2 (1990) and Robocop 3 (1993) - and the four Prime Directives movies - Robocop: Dark Justice, Robocop: Meltdown, Robocop: Resurrection, and Robocop: Crash and Burn (all 2001), but there's also the Canadian made-for-television movie Robocop: The Future of Law Enforcement (1994), which led to the live-action TV show Robocop: The Series (1994-95) getting greenlit, with the cast from the TV movie all reprising their roles. It'll be easy to dismiss Robocop: The Future of Law Enforcement as just a feature length pilot episode, but it clearly had a larger budget than the subsequent series, and works perfectly well as a stand-alone, self-contained movie. When the final credits roll, the movie's main storyline and sub-plots are all resolved, there are no plot threads left dangling, and every character arc has reached a satisfactory conclusion. The movie was released individally on VHS (and later DVD) in many countries, and was actually re-titled 'Robocop 4: Law & Order' in some parts of the world.
@@glenharrison983 I actually enjoy the Canadian series as well. Although I do prefer Prime Directives, I do enjoy that live action series. It's kinda a guilty pleasure of mine. And personally I strongly believe that all those movies and the show are all better than the Robocop Remake!! But that's just my personal opinion.
This movie should not have been made. It was a weak script, it fails to reach the heights of the first two and was made purely to jump on the Robocop money-making bandwagon. But I am excited for you to watch the 2014 remake of the original ;) Just for you to see the differences. I'd Buy that for a dollar!
One unfortunately this was more the cartoon and toy line tie in movie. The comic crossover with terminator was more effective at carrying on the story.
Robocop, 10/10 (as in so near perfection that a 9 would be too low) Robocop 2, 7/10 (as in "good but...there's issues") Robocop 3, 4/10 (kinda hate I watched it, a waste of some good ideas) And yes, I'm late with the comment a whole week but... I actually found it hard to get through this reaction due to flashbacks from watching it so I had to watch it in 10 minute chunks. That's how bad this movie is :P
How long before you guys realized in the movie it was no longer “Peter Weller” playing Robocop…😂…cause he was spot on when he said “does his voice sound different”😂😂😂 i was like…..yea….contrary to popular belief, “Peter” didn’t return because of filming schedule, he already had other film obligations…he said more than likely he would have returned if that didn’t happen….it’s the fan base who put out that his non returning had to do with the script
@@RaggedyPack 😂 thats why it was exciting to see him do the voice again in the recent “Robocop Rogue City” game that just released…a great bump for it👍🏽
Weller appeared in Cronenberg's Naked Lunch - hence why he was unable to return; Robert John Burke (The Unbelievable Truth / Rambling Rose / Simple Men / A Far Off Place / Tombstone / Thinner / Cop Land / Confessions of a Dangerous Mind / Boston Strangler) - a black-belt at the time, was then assigned.
Robo 3 to get more into the cinema was made at a lower rating so here in the UK it was dropped from an 18 to a 15. Unfortunately the movie is trash. Though i did have the game on my Amiga and was quite good for its time.
There's actually a pretty decent live-action series, called Prime Directives, that greatly expands on Robocop's human side. Iirc, it even includes his son as an adult as a prominent character.
You guys need to watch Robocop prime directives it raps up all the stuff with his family and past which you guys seem pritty desperate to see resolved.
What can I say about this movie? Well..I don't know hahaha. It's like movies 4, 5 and 6 for Alien. Unnecessary. Hahaha And the flying armour, you use that in the videogame. Haha
When I first saw this movie as a kid, I don't remember loving it. Loved Robocop 1987. I know I watched a couple episodes of the TV series and the animated series, but I can't remember them. The 2014 remake... all visuals and little substance. It made no impression on me. Also rated PG 13.
Oh dear... the 2014 remake...... total snoozefest!! Despite being essentially high on caffeine while watching the 2014 remake in the cinema, it was so boring, I nearly fell asleep 3 times! It was only because of loud noises happening in the movie that I managed to stay awake!
I'm a weirdo who prefers 3 over 2, if only because 2 was so mean spirited and depressing in tone, and 3 seems to have a little more fun even if it's been toned down.
Robocop 3 is a complete embarrassment to the franchise and cinema history! They could have made a great trilogy but no… they royally fucked it up. I’m sure like me there’s millions worldwide who have tried to permanently delete this shamble from there memory
I've always said that about 2. I can barely remember anything about it, even with all the times I've seen it. I distinctly remember being disappointed that I managed to find 2 and watched it
@@TheKyrix82 look 2 is nothing like 1 but it still kept that dark grimy element but 3 is shit it’s nothing like either of them! Doesn’t have that Robocop essence or feel to it, it’s just a terrible cheap knockoff that failed miserably
@@D-DUB1980 Seemed to have exactly the Robocop feel to me. I don't need clever social commentary, nor do I particularly want it. I want to see a cyborg cop beat the bad guys. And I want the adventure to be dumb and fun 1 and 3 delivered that
I've seen a lot of people don't like this movie...
Igli and I watched Robocop 1, 2 and 3 back to back to back so we didn't see the warnings in time
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Starship Troopers would be a great palate cleanser for this. Same director from the original Robocop, ultra violent and satirical, and the effects hold up surprisingly well for a 1997 movie.
Honestly, I've always loved this movie.
We Got To Wait 8 More Months For The Scream 6 Reaction Ya'll 🤣
8 months divided by 8 minus 2 weeks minus 4 days
Don't worry, you can now binge the TV series. And it's even PG rated!
And every time they change actors, Robocop gets shorter.
Originally the point of Robo being molotov'd by the splatterpunks was to justify why he had a new face: his old one had gotten burned by the fire. They just didn't have the makeup to make it work.
Guy's, Their are many things people have done to sacrifice their souls for this great planet we live on. You two have just earned a place on that wall. Thank you for your service ❤
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You guys should be watching Total Recall and Starship Troopers those are the true accompaniment to RoboCop
19:10
Never noticed that before ... That's not a hammer, it's a bullet puller. It's for removing an unfired bullet from the brass case. The large end is a cap that tightens a collet around the rim of the casing then you strike a surface with the narrow end until the bullet slides out, keeping the bullet and powder contained inside the head of the tool.
Weird to see it used here as a prop hammer. My guess is someone stole it from the set's weapon master/armorer, they would find use for it in making dummy rounds.
...hope they gave it back after the scene.
This movie is goofy but I still like it for what it is, as a guilty pleasure. I think this movie hits me more emotionally in some parts, whereas RoboCop 2 doesn't hit emotionally at all, that one is just straight action. Also, the music in part 3 is much better than in part 2. Robert John Burke also did a pretty good job as Robo, he's the second best after Weller that has done the role.
You seem to have a biased against the second film, you get more humanity from robocop in the 2 than 3…it still gave his human emotions….the music is subjective though i like both robocop 2 score aswell as the original of the 1st and 3rd film…but the heroic score of RB2 hits hard to me aswell
I'm in the minority. Maybe the only one that enjoyed the music in part 2.
@@jamalsmith5073 no i love Robocop 2 heroic score and the score in general…i literally always say there is no reason that both scores cant be meshed together, to me that was the missing opportunity for the recent game that came out….people feel, seem to be so attached to the original score, literally which is used in 1&3 that they just trash on RB2 score out of nostalgia…i get it when you hear the original score its what you connect to robocop…but they can play the rc2 score and you would still connect it to robocop…im with u when i say i don’t get the hate of RC2 music score
@@007odc The second movie had attempts of giving Murphy an emotional journey like a proper sequel but it immediately went nowhere. They established him trying to reconnect with his family but the movie doesn't do anything with it. There is a video I commented on RB2's deleted scenes and mentioned how they were gonna explore his human side much more to where he's self-loathing about his current life. Because the studio wanted more dumb action and less emotions. (Which was one of the reasons why Peter Weller didn't want to return.)
In this film, they actually explore RoboCop having many supportive friends and Dr. Lazarus being someone who stands up to the people at OCP with answers they stutter to respond back. And while I hate the little girl in this film, the emotional core is still strong with her parents dead and RC being a father figure. I also love how at the end of the movie, they finally ask if his name was Murphy, sort of signifying that they finally respect him as a human.
A thought that just came to me about Lewis' death.... Maybe it would've been more tragic/violent/messed up if she was taking cover behind Murphy, so she was safe from the gunfire, but then they shoot the grenade at Murphy's chest which sends him flying backwards and Lewis gets crushed between Murphy and a stone church wall behind her. A more brutal/unexpected death, makes McDagget even more ruthless, and it could've enraged/traumatized Murphy a bit more that his metal body was used to kill his best friend. Perhaps way too dark/brutal for PG-13, but it would've been a better death.
My brief history with the RoboCop films. Saw the original at age 8 shortly after it came out on VHS. Not exaggerating, that movie changed my life. It was the absolute coolest thing I'd ever seen. I've seen it hundreds of times since, and have picked up on so many more layers to it... that film just gets better and better over time.
Saw RoboCop 2 in theaters the summer it came out, I was 10. My first R rated movie in the theater. I absolutely loved it. The action. the violence, RoboCain. The coolest things a 10 year old could see. Over the years I've seen more and more of it's shortcomings, it's a good action flick, but nowhere near as good as the original. Still love it though.
I saw RoboCop 3 in the theaters when it came out. I was 13. The exact age they aimed this for, and I was let down. The awesomeness and bite of the previous movies were gone. They made it much more of a cartoon, and even at that age I could see the franchise was over. There are some emotional beats that are good in it, and the score is great, but besides that it was very lacking to me.
How did seeing Robocop change your life?
This movie suffered from the same problem the Robocop remake did. PG-13. If you want something more along the lines of what made Robocop awesome then I would suggest Starship Troopers (same director, pure satire, and better effects)
Agreed, Starship Troopers is the sister sequel to RoboCop. It feels like a story set in the same world as the the original RoboCop, just further into a messed up future.
Since you asked, apparently the part of the new CEO was originally written for The Old Man. He was meant to be losing his temper and shouting and swearing like the new one. They ended up recasting the character and throwing in that one "former CEO" line to justify the actor change. I think that's probably for the best as it would feel too out of character for The Old Man even if he was watching everything he built fall apart.
Many of those ideas would be recycled in Rogue City… the TRUE Robocop 3.
Holy hell. Someone actually did it.
We're crazy 🤪
@@RaggedyPack you mad geniuses
6:48 Poor Kinney from the first movie. All he needed was a little girl with a laptop to save his life.
49:41 how you guys couldn't tell by voice and face of robocop that t wasn't Peter Weller is beyond me.
It's a skill issue
46:34 I see McDaggett went to the Bob Morton school of crawling to a device that will end your life in a number of seconds and epically failing to stop it.
This is the worst film in the series!
Peter Weller was actually interested in coming back as ROBOCOP one last time, but had to drop out to star in the 1991 Sci Fi Psychological thriller Naked Lunch by David Cronenberg.
This, as well as Coneheads, were also the last film to feature stop motion animation effects by Phil Tippett as he was working on JURASSIC PARK for Steven Spielberg.
This movie still has a warm place in my heart
I would be curious to see what you guys think of the 2014 reboot. I've loved watching your reactions to the original trilogy!
I always thought it was funny how in all 3 movies the Police go on, or are on strike.
a positive reaction to R3, what a nice change of pace, you guys should 100% react to the TV series, which turns 30 years old today btw ;D (also afaik no one ever did a reaction to the TV series, so you be a first. and the TV is atleast very solid, expect more psychological than physical)
If you guys wondering why CEO the Old Man is not in part 3. Like Peter Weller. The actor did not like the script. But instead of recasting him like what they did to Robocop. They opt to kill the character off screen instead. Lewis only agreed to return if her character dies. & Will only return for 4th time if they resurrect character into a female Robocop. Which sadly did not happened as this movie bomb & no 4th movie was produced until the 2014 reboot.
That's not why Peter wasn't in it, you liar. He was locked into another movie and couldn't get time to do R3.
Play RoboCop Rogue City, if you want to know what happened between 2 and 3
Different actor playing Robocop for Robocop 3. Original Robo is Perter Weller.
Saw this as a Free Screening before it was released. It was fun. It's not the best outing. I actually enjoyed the TV series more.
I was a huge RoboCop fan as a kid. I saw the original when I was probably 9 or 10 (and I turned out just fine 😅), but while I enjoyed the second, even I knew the third was a kids film. That said, I love the jet pack scene, and when I saw the battle of Gotham scene in The Dark Knight Rises, it reminded me of RoboCop 3.
there was, lets call it "THE ATTEMPT" - to explain the actor change, Robo got literally lit up and burned, by the splatter punks, so under his helmet the skin cooked to an unrecognizable blob, but since Robo skin is strapped over anyway, they replaced him with burke, who did a perfect job might i add with what he was given.
I enjoyed all the Robocop films, this may be the corniest of them all but I love me some cheese and with a great score as usual it's still a fun watch.
I would recommend the reboot for you two specifically because it heavily covers something you guys were wanting all trilogy long. It's not that bad of a movie, but it is definitely a different beast from the original. It'll make more sense when you watch it, but since you wanted Murphy's family so much you'll probably end up at the absolute worst you'll feel neutral about it. There's no way you'll outright hate it, but at least it'll give you something you were asking for from these movies.
Robocop 2014 is a reboot. It's a ok movie. 1987 Robocp is better.
i mean as a kid i couldn't resist robo in a jetpack but absolutely knew the movie was goofy af and the tone was way off.
Should finish this off by watching the 4 prime directives
Peter Weller didn't play Robocop in this one. He's played by Robert John Burke. I forgot Mako was in this. I miss him in the movies. Btw, you guys need to checkout Strange Days w/ Angela Bassett, Ralph Fiennes and Tom Sizemore to name a few.
I love this movie despite its inappropriate comedy. The film tries to convey the idea that law≠ justice. And that the modern system works in the interests of the elite of society and will commit any crime to defend them. Unfortunately, the film became a reality.
Awesome reaction of my favorite Robocop movie!!!!😊😊😊😊
The script for this was just all over the place. I'm fine with the recasting of Murphy, but the writing is very dumbed down. Like having to point out about her not wearing a vest... we're not morons... we saw the gunshots. Did we need this grand setup? Murphy had a vest, it didn't help him in part 1.
Even though there are lower budget. I do recommend after this. Watching the 4 part cyfy channel movie series. They did called robocop prime directives dark justice meltdown resurrection crash and burn
The latest film is a remake which reverses all of the decisions and tone of the first movie. It adds big names, a charismatic-bore of a lead, and the mistake of the family. It's an overblown CGI mess of a movie. It just seems to get everything wrong with Robocop. You may like it, but this is a word of warning. There was a PG-TV Show in the 90s, it was fine for what it was, and another, darker 2000s series Prime Directives which was so cheap, the Robocop armour was a hand-me-down as it had permanent scuffs and scratches on it, but it did give us Robo-Cable. The original Robocop 2 script was both 2 & 3 combined, but was too expensive to make. Otto android was a stand-in for the Terminator, as the game Robocop vs Terminator was immensely successful at the time. Ironically, Peter Weller was meant to be in this, but had other filming obligations and was heavily changed. Once the film was completed, the film company put it on the shelf for a couple of years before release. It didn't save Canon films. They should have waited for Peter and gone with the original script!
You guys should definitely watch the 4 part R Rated RoboCop miniseries RoboCop: Prime Directives next! It's set 10 years later and it's technically the 4th and final RoboCop! And the ending of RoboCop Prime Directives is way better than the ending of RoboCop 3!! And it ties up all the left open plot points like Murphy's Family! RoboCop Prime Directives is not perfect but it's WAY BETTER than RoboCop 2 or 3 in my personal opinion.
I think your right, they might enjoy it quite a bit. Here's an HD link of all 4 episodes!
ruclips.net/video/f3pelA1fb4A/видео.html
Prime Directives is rough.... I do not recommend it at all.
It's all a matter of perspective. For me Prime Directives is a far easier watch than RoboCop 3 and 2 .Plus the ending of the miniseries is a far better ending than the ending of RoboCop 2 &3! And I love how it settles all the left open plot points like Murphy's Family. It's not perfect but you can tell that the writers behind it are RoboCop fans.
@@TheCyber_Knight It's just my own personal opinion, but I consider there to be eight Robocop movies (not including the 2014 remake). There's the three movies released in cinemas - Robocop (1987), Robocop 2 (1990) and Robocop 3 (1993) - and the four Prime Directives movies - Robocop: Dark Justice, Robocop: Meltdown, Robocop: Resurrection, and Robocop: Crash and Burn (all 2001), but there's also the Canadian made-for-television movie Robocop: The Future of Law Enforcement (1994), which led to the live-action TV show Robocop: The Series (1994-95) getting greenlit, with the cast from the TV movie all reprising their roles.
It'll be easy to dismiss Robocop: The Future of Law Enforcement as just a feature length pilot episode, but it clearly had a larger budget than the subsequent series, and works perfectly well as a stand-alone, self-contained movie. When the final credits roll, the movie's main storyline and sub-plots are all resolved, there are no plot threads left dangling, and every character arc has reached a satisfactory conclusion. The movie was released individally on VHS (and later DVD) in many countries, and was actually re-titled 'Robocop 4: Law & Order' in some parts of the world.
@@glenharrison983 I actually enjoy the Canadian series as well. Although I do prefer Prime Directives, I do enjoy that live action series. It's kinda a guilty pleasure of mine. And personally I strongly believe that all those movies and the show are all better than the Robocop Remake!! But that's just my personal opinion.
This movie should not have been made. It was a weak script, it fails to reach the heights of the first two and was made purely to jump on the Robocop money-making bandwagon. But I am excited for you to watch the 2014 remake of the original ;) Just for you to see the differences.
I'd Buy that for a dollar!
One unfortunately this was more the cartoon and toy line tie in movie.
The comic crossover with terminator was more effective at carrying on the story.
13:50 you are not crazy, it's not the same actor.
Robocop, 10/10 (as in so near perfection that a 9 would be too low)
Robocop 2, 7/10 (as in "good but...there's issues")
Robocop 3, 4/10 (kinda hate I watched it, a waste of some good ideas)
And yes, I'm late with the comment a whole week but... I actually found it hard to get through this reaction due to flashbacks from watching it so I had to watch it in 10 minute chunks. That's how bad this movie is :P
The version 2014 is a remake (kind of different) of the 1st one. My opinion... Not needed. Go for Predator 😄😄
OCP boss becomes MIB boss.
Thank you guys for not having Blake in this robocop series reaction
You’re welcome! - Blake
How long before you guys realized in the movie it was no longer “Peter Weller” playing Robocop…😂…cause he was spot on when he said “does his voice sound different”😂😂😂 i was like…..yea….contrary to popular belief, “Peter” didn’t return because of filming schedule, he already had other film obligations…he said more than likely he would have returned if that didn’t happen….it’s the fan base who put out that his non returning had to do with the script
It's a shame, Peter Weller is phenomenal. I looked it up and confirmed it was a different actor during the post discussion of the video -Corey
@@RaggedyPack 😂 thats why it was exciting to see him do the voice again in the recent “Robocop Rogue City” game that just released…a great bump for it👍🏽
Weller appeared in Cronenberg's Naked Lunch - hence why he was unable to return; Robert John Burke (The Unbelievable Truth / Rambling Rose / Simple Men / A Far Off Place / Tombstone / Thinner / Cop Land / Confessions of a Dangerous Mind / Boston Strangler) - a black-belt at the time, was then assigned.
The robocop tv series spins off from robocop3 then the robocop prime directives movies spin off from the tv series
Hopefully you guys can do a reaction to the remake that has Samuel Jackson in it.
Robo 3 to get more into the cinema was made at a lower rating so here in the UK it was dropped from an 18 to a 15. Unfortunately the movie is trash. Though i did have the game on my Amiga and was quite good for its time.
There's actually a pretty decent live-action series, called Prime Directives, that greatly expands on Robocop's human side. Iirc, it even includes his son as an adult as a prominent character.
Evil Dead (2013), Please 🙏
I can’t wait for the reactions to horror movies! I been impatiently waiting hehehee
The Nun on Saturday. Scream 6 next Saturday. That's the plan!
@@RaggedyPackomg thanks I can’t wait!!
@@RaggedyPackTry Dog Soldiers. Its about the military encountering werewolves on a training exercise. Probably my favourite horror film
You guys need to watch Robocop prime directives it raps up all the stuff with his family and past which you guys seem pritty desperate to see resolved.
ROBOCOP (2014) also worth checking out, an underrated remake I would say.
thank you, if you judge it as its own movie its pretty good and deep
What can I say about this movie? Well..I don't know hahaha. It's like movies 4, 5 and 6 for Alien. Unnecessary. Hahaha And the flying armour, you use that in the videogame. Haha
When I first saw this movie as a kid, I don't remember loving it. Loved Robocop 1987. I know I watched a couple episodes of the TV series and the animated series, but I can't remember them. The 2014 remake... all visuals and little substance. It made no impression on me. Also rated PG 13.
So sorry you guys had to watch this to complete the robocop journey ,not a fitting end for anyone especially Lewis.predator next?
This was cool when I was a kid but as an adult it's not good
Oh dear... the 2014 remake...... total snoozefest!! Despite being essentially high on caffeine while watching the 2014 remake in the cinema, it was so boring, I nearly fell asleep 3 times! It was only because of loud noises happening in the movie that I managed to stay awake!
I'm a weirdo who prefers 3 over 2, if only because 2 was so mean spirited and depressing in tone, and 3 seems to have a little more fun even if it's been toned down.
Pg-13 mean no queer jokes.
the next robocop is worth a watch. Cool reaction guys, stay awesome
Only seen this film maybe 3 times was a let down when it came out.
Never liked the third .
Oh geez, not robocop 3...make it stop...
I could say the same thing about your life
Robocop 3 is a complete embarrassment to the franchise and cinema history! They could have made a great trilogy but no… they royally fucked it up.
I’m sure like me there’s millions worldwide who have tried to permanently delete this shamble from there memory
I've always said that about 2. I can barely remember anything about it, even with all the times I've seen it. I distinctly remember being disappointed that I managed to find 2 and watched it
@@TheKyrix82 look 2 is nothing like 1 but it still kept that dark grimy element but 3 is shit it’s nothing like either of them! Doesn’t have that Robocop essence or feel to it, it’s just a terrible cheap knockoff that failed miserably
@@D-DUB1980 Seemed to have exactly the Robocop feel to me. I don't need clever social commentary, nor do I particularly want it. I want to see a cyborg cop beat the bad guys. And I want the adventure to be dumb and fun
1 and 3 delivered that
@@TheKyrix82 whatever satisfies you, each to their own.
This k13 IS BS !
And its A horrible movie!
0:40 pg13 meant something different back in our day.