ROBOCOP (1987) FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION

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[@Californiablend]

❤️BIBLE VERSE OF THE DAY❤️ 2 Corinthians 12:9 NIV 9 But he said to me, “My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.” Therefore I will boast all the more gladly about my weaknesses, so that Christ’s power may rest on me.

[@kingbaby8761]

Paul was on a role with his letters, wasn't he?

[@jmag579]

Robocop was my hero when I was a kid. This is definitely NOT a kid movie but the 80s were different 😆

[@ronryan2012]

Facts

[@commsense1979]

100!

[@dsembr]

Back when R movies had an entire toy line and a Saturday morning cartoon.

[@formatique_arschloch]

Robocop, Terminator, Predator, First blood. Favourite movies of all 80's little boys I knew. Including me.

[@NicholasAHart]

Same, I even had the Robocop action figure in the mid 90's.

[@rustincohle2135]

4:19 "His body falling on the model of the city represents what's to come." You really kill it with the symbolism. Damm!

[@HunterBelkiran]

Honestly, I've never felt more sick to my stomach than when Murphy gets obliterated by those criminals. The sheer malice mixed with the careless, cruel laughter is so brutal, inhumane and horrible that it's always stuck with me.

[@STEJTHEGREATEST]

Sometimes being shot at by large groups of enemies in FPS games reminds me of that!!!!

[@ColdBloodedBastard]

I saw this as a kid, and that scene really disturbed me

[@jamescurtis47]

@@ColdBloodedBastard Same for me. First R/18 film I ever saw i think.

[@ColdBloodedBastard]

@@jamescurtis47 i loved the movie and all, but It was his screams of pain. Like I realized the horrors a human can experience and it stuck with me

[@HappyCatholicDane]

That and the scenes with the guy that is melting, will forever be stuck in my mind. The movie is brutal.

[@abovewater6918]

This, Total Recall (original), and Starship Troopers are what some people call the Verhoeven sci-fi trilogy. All done by the same director. They all have satire in them as well. And some poking fun at corporations/government propaganda.

[@marcusfranconium3392]

Dont forget he made some great war movies as well. Soldier of Orange , Black book and he was the first to attend the Golden rasberry awards in persone and accept the award for the movie show girls big flop in the theaters but huge succes after it went to tape. .

[@jack_meoff69]

Don't forget Show Girls. Some people refer to is as a Quadrilogy

[@marcusfranconium3392]

@@jack_meoff69 Show girls well not the best movie even though it did well in sales after it was pulled from the cinema , But if you go for movies You might want to ad black book. soldier of orange and basic instinct .

[@jack_meoff69]

@@marcusfranconium3392 Does Black Book have Elizabeth Berkeley?

[@marcusfranconium3392]

@@jack_meoff69 No Clarice van Houten .

[@thebigbop5866]

Glad you're watching this. I think everybody has an idea of Robocop (and they're right) but they weren't expecting the satirical world that exists around it.

[@WorldSacred]

According to online sources, Robocop is set in the year 2028. This is the interpretation of what 1986's Paul Verhoeven thought the future would look like.

[@_Some_Guy_]

"Can you fly Bobby?" 😆😆 I always loved that line

[@thatweirdnigerianguy]

I saw this movie for the first time as a kid in the early 2000's. I and my siblings and friends absolutely loved this here in Nigeria. Idolised it in fact.😅 As a 25 year old, I still absolutely love it.😌 And I love your reactions Ma'am. Your smile is just infectious.😅

[@davidr1050]

16:37 -- in 1987, CDs were still new.. The idea of a movie or video on disc was still in development... Which shows you how far ahead of it's time this was..

[@AdhamOhm]

22:09 Ray Wise (who played the part of "Leon", the dark haired criminal) said in an interview that the explosion in the building was larger than the effects crew had planned, and because those actors were standing so close to it (some of Ray Wise's hair was even singed by the heat) they were given stunt pay for that scene in addition to their regular actor pay. Ray then said in the interview that they spent the rest of the film trying to get close to explosions so they would get paid more "bonuses."

[@STEJTHEGREATEST]

Reminds me of how in the warriors, some of the actors playing the warriors felt themselves get lifted off their feet by a car explosion because they couldn't get far enough away in time!!!!

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

Hey, maybe if I fracture my spine, I could retire!

[@SBaby]

@@jean-paulaudette9246 If you're playing an extra or a non-main character in a film, often times stunt pay is higher than your normal pay would be.

[@CraigMcfly1985]

They always referring Ray Wise as the father of Twin Peaks.

[@krono5el]

Back home at moms place i still have my Robocop toys from when i was but a wee lad. Robo and ED-209 were some of my favorite character designs to try and draw as a kid, they still look amazing : D

[@AbrasiousProductions]

"At this point Detroit just needs to hire a vigilante" Paul Kersey: 😎

[@awesomereviews1561]

The OST is top tier as well. Basil Poledouris mixed synthesized and orchestral musics to highlight the machine part and the human/emotional part of Murphy. The score gets more symphonic as Robocop remembers that he is Murphy.

[@w1975b]

I consider the soundtrack to Conan the Barbarian (1982) to be a masterpiece, also done by Poledouris.

[@JW666]

It's ironic you mentioned Batman cause Peter Weller, Robocop himself, voiced an older Batman in an animated adaptation of Frank Miller's The Dark Knight Returns, and Miller actually did write a Robocop vs. Terminator comicbook & he wrote the script for Robocop 2 & 3 (the 2nd movie was heavily rewritten, but years later Miller's original script was turned into a comicbook graphic novel. I think the 3rd movie was heavily rewritten also).

[@Deepthoughtsabound]

Also, one of the nicest "famous" people I've ever met. He should have been in more movies and shows. A solid actor.

[@JW666]

@@Deepthoughtsabound That's cool to hear 🙂

[@camerond4689]

One of my favorite movies from the '80s. And one of my favorite villains clearance boddicker. He has so many good lines in this movie

[@camerond4689]

P.S. They never had to reload guns in the '80s

[@amandacogger3075]

He was dam good! Can you fly Bobby?

[@ProdSangreNueva]

This is the best of Robocop. Avoid the sequels, tv series, cartoons and everything else. This is your movie. 1987 Robocop. Very philosophical and violent. A unique masterpiece.

[@STEJTHEGREATEST]

The series were good!!!!!! Even the second series was gritty, brutal and shocking at times!!!!! The video games were mostly great, too!!!!! Also, don't forget the mutated Emil Antonowsky action figure!!!!!! images.fun.co.uk/products/76012/2-1-183561/robocop-emil-antonowsky-reaction-figure-alt-1.jpg

[@Juria316]

I love seeing other people react to movies I was fortunate enough to see multiple times growing up. So awesome.

[@STEJTHEGREATEST]

1:25 I've always liked the tall, dark-haired cop's reaction to Fredericson's name being removed from the locker!!!

[@TheOriginalHeisenberg]

12:45 When the old white man starts throwin out the "Buddy Boy" Ya'll better look out 🤣🤣🤣

[@grim9120]

Not sure if it was mentioned already but a lot of reactors usually miss these two details because I always hear them ask "How did he recognize him?" and "Was that acid"? 1) During the gas station scene Emil recognized Robocop as the officer they recently killed because of the line "Dead or Alive, you're coming with me". Murphy said that line just before he was brutally killed. 2) At the abandoned steel mill when Emil attempts to ram Robocop with the truck, there was a sign on the container that's marked "Toxic Waste".

[@JKM395]

"Nukem! Get them before they get you. Another quality home game from Butler Brothers." I love this freakin movie. I think it's been done wrong by pop culture. They made a kids show out of the for crying out loud.

[@patrickseidel7165]

Alex Van Halen , the drummer for Van Halen and Eddies brother was the homeless guy they interviewed.

[@SA-zoom1]

I am so glad you appreciated this for what it is. An absolute masterpiece not just a sci fi action flick.

[@goat1408]

CAN YOU FLY BOBBY? A classic....my nephews was just watching with me a couple of weeks ago.

[@faz1483]

One of the best films of all time. The remake is a perfect example of why people hate remakes. It was clear the director of the remake had very little understanding of what made Robocop 1987 a classic. felt like they were trying to turn Robocop into Iron Man meets the Dark Knight. What a disaster!

[@shainewhite2781]

Hope this is the Director's Cut! Arnold Schwarzenegger, Armand Assante, Michael Ironside, Rutger Hauer,Sylvester Stallone, and Tom Berenger were considered for the role of RoboCop until Peter Weller was cast. Weller lost 10 lbs a day from wearing the original suit, and he couldn't eat any solid foods except for PBJ Sandwiches Ice cream Yogurt and Oatmeal. It was 110 degrees in Dallas Texas in 1986, so the effects team had built an air conditioning unit inside the suit to prevent Weller from passing out. The stop motion animation effects were done by Phil Tippet whom would later win Best Visual Effects for JURASSIC PARK. The film was a box office and critical success, making $60 million dollars against a $13 million dollar budget.

[@Californiablend]

Yes, this is the director's cut! And oh wow!

[@JacobSantillan]

I know wearing that suit *had* to be a miserable experience. Still was worth it to the audience.

[@SD78]

The thumbnail is exactly the reaction I expected.

[@lutherandross3165]

I love how 1987 Dallas, TX was supposed to look like future Detroit, MI.

[@jbscotchman]

I love watching new generations watch the movies I grew up with. Robocop is a classic!

[@SkullAngel002]

You can thank director Paul Verhoeven for this masterpiece. This is the first of his trilogy that features his unique vision and directing style. Also check out Total Recall (1990) and Starship Troopers (1997).

[@eastmanwebb5477]

"I don’t know why the criminals are so criminal." I’ve been asking myself that for the last forty seven years.

[@TheCastellan]

12:32 It's the exec washroom. Also, in the Robocop '94 TV series, Ron Miller SURVIVED, disfigured, but alive, and tries to get revenge on Murphy.

[@derekmason1881]

Actually Robocop got alot of love. 2 sequels, 1 reboot, 2 animated series, a live action tv series, action figures. A Marvel Comic series, and a Darkhorse comic book where he fought the Terminator. He was also included as a playable character in Mortal Kombat

[@joshgellis3292]

lol. Good one, Californiablend with the: "Almost like Darth Vader!" lol. YEAH! Imagine IF Vader was a 'good guy'! Good analogy! Yeah, although the movie is outmoded by today's standards in special efects and even computer animation and some level of writing- it STILL stands out as actually an impressive attempt in EPIC movie making. :D

[@MrFuggleGuggle]

22:58 "Please, don't hit him!" Her: ☹ Me: 😁

[@whovianhistorybuff]

I noticed that you kept referring to Detroit as Gotham city and robocop as batman, seems quite fitting that Peter Weller has voiced batman in the animated movies based on the comic the dark knight returns.

[@Madbandit77]

The Dark Knight Returns comic book mini-series came out a year before Robocop premiered, and they share the same sort of narrative with media coverage and satirical commentary.

[@horacecock-johnson5035]

Clarence Boddicker is one my favorite villains in all of cinema.

[@Lunal73]

“Dead or alive, you’re coming with me” Epic line! Thank you for the reaction. 😃

[@cidolfusorlandeau7978]

Great reactions. I consistently watch your videos. Key word here is consistency. You haz it. That means you have a bright future.

[@Californiablend]

I appreciate that! Thanks for watching!

[@christopherschreiber5805]

Love this movie. So ahead of its time. There are two sequels (plus the reboot which you can probably skip). The third one wasn't so great, but the second one was okay. Not as good as this but worth the watch for me. For more dark sci-fi comedy/action by Paul Verhoven, check out TOTAL RECALL and STARSHIP TROOPERS. Both EXCELLENT.

[@senyum0]

The second one is terribly underated.

[@carn9507]

@@senyum0 Yeah I LOVE the 2nd one. It's still got the edge to it (if maybe a bit more sleazey and nasty), it's got an awesome robotic enemy in 'RoboCain' and you still got Weller putting on a fantastic performance as RoboCop and nailing it even bringing more laughs as he portrays an overly 'PC' RoboCop with all those unnecessary directives that got uploaded into him. There's just something about the way Weller talks and delivers those lines that just make it great. :) 3rd one? Well... I like Dr Lazarus... and the weapon arm.

[@glennthompson1173]

I'd recommend part 2 it's pretty good for a sequel. After that don't waste your time. Part 3 was pretty horrific.

[@PaolaBarrientos]

I never thought of RoboCop as Batman but you are right 👍.

[@SolidGray_]

Robocop 2 is worth a watch if you ever get round to it

[@censorshipsucks9493]

But 3 sucks balls.

[@RogerAdams-art]

The reveal is amazing. The monitor, the pov from the officer's perspective.

[@forastero54321]

12:54 “I’ll never turn down food-free food at that.” I like her.👍

[@censorshipsucks9493]

This was a top 5 movie experience of my life. I had my license, and it was the first rated R movie I drove myself to, and got in by myself. I'd buy that for a dollar.

[@MikeB12800]

They NAILED the make-up and sound effects! Imagine a Robocop moving like Ed-209 the whole time?? 😂

[@TheCastellan]

25:01 when Murphy said his name at the end, people in the theaters, back in 1987, went NUTS. the applause was DEAFENING. Also, the studios thought the movie would BOMB, it actually took a few years to find a studio to actually make the movie. Verhoven, who made the movie, originally threw the script in the trash without reading it. It was his wife, who actually read the script, told him, "This is GOOD STUFF, MAKE THIS MOVIE!" So, give thanks to MRS. VERHOVEN, folks.

[@TheCastellan]

8:08 Actually, he was. Dr. Fax in Robocop 2 even speaks of how Murphy was a success in OCP's cybernetic's project. What kept him going was his love for his wife and his boy...note how THAT's what he was thinking about in the hospital. He said, "NO, I will NOT die here, now.....I gotta protect my family".

[@TheCastellan]

14:21 It's set in the year 1990. In the Robocop arcade game, it stated 1990, and in the made for video series, "Robocop: Prime Directives", Murphy's gravestone says 1990 for the year he 'died'. Prime Directives takes place about 10 years later, and Murphy's son, now grown up, is an OCP employee. In the 1988 Robocop cartoon, made by Marvel Comics, the narrator says "Detroit, the near future". In 1987, 1990 was a near future.

[@jasonreeves8821]

Tough Guys from 1986

[@emmanuelharris6445]

That Laugh Tho At 6:04. Kills Me Every Damn Time Dawg 😂😂😂😂😂😂☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️

[@Ochenter]

Precisely there was a guy in the audience who did see Robocop for the very first time, just two days ago as well, the very same day you uploaded this video..... so two people discovered the great Paul Verhoeven on the same day.

[@Denethorable]

I love your intro it's so cheerful. I want you waking me up in the morning like that. "Today is Tuesday, let's go ahead and get on with the day! 😃"

[@matespider]

It's hard to express how cool you are lady. You reacting to those movies like an absolute BOSS.

[@SwiftJustice]

"On the surface it may have seemed light but this movie was mad heavy." Nobody ever thought Robocop was anything but heavy af.

[@catoblepag]

A very underrated line at 11:55: "kids... got to meet in person what they parents only read about in comic books". It's a sarcastic reference to the movie's dystopian future, where people have generally become more ignorant (that's why they laugh at terrible unfunny comedy - "I'll buy that for a dollar"), and adults don't read books, but comic books. It's easy to miss it nowadays, 'cause in some way the satire has become reality!

[@Deepthoughtsabound]

The news anchors were both real news anchors that worked in Dallas. The Detroit office building, is city hall with a drawn upper level. When they blew up the gas station, they sent postcards and cMe door to door to let residents know it was for a movie. Full, practical effects.

[@rccraig7580]

The ED 209 unit was supposed to be the around the clock patrol unit but good ole cyborg Robocop still gets to have a little downtime. BTW in case no mentioned it Bob Morton ( the late Miguel Ferrer ) is or was the real life cousin of George Clooney.

[@BlackPhillip765]

One of my favorite sci-fi movies from the 80s 😊

[@commsense1979]

"wasn't he ... The protagonist... Of the movie...?" I'm crying 😂😂😂

[@neonpop80]

This movie hurts, emotionally and so do its gun blasts. Robocop is my fave movie of all time. Masterpiece. And has a good heart at its core. Every boy needs a good role model"- Murphy

[@3Kings_Industries]

I really appreciated the comparisons and film critique you offered. I am definitely looking forward to your future reviews!

[@poeticnation6251]

AMAZING reaction, dialogue, and analysis. This movie is LEGENDARY. I never get tired of watching it, lol - "A true classic" (Side note: This film won one or two OSCARS when it came out back in the 1980's).

[@waylonmartin5662]

I'm sorry that the reaction is over. You just received a sub. Very charming lady. Smart too. Enjoyed your reaction very much, and look forward to more 80s & 90s movies. Thanks.

[@Redd21481]

These movies I grew up with CaliBlend. Awesome show there ma'am 👏 Keep up the terrific work 👏 👍.

[@Californiablend]

Thank you so much!

[@Redd21481]

@@Californiablend Right on. Keep up the terrific work CaliBlend. You do a damn good job ma'am 👏

[@TheMtVernonKid]

Hello New to your channel As a child of the 80s does my heart good to see ppl enjoy movies from my era

[@scottbuckley823]

Your worry for Murphy's family is so wholesome

[@TheCastellan]

22:58 Trivia. when they made Amil's melting make up, they did NOT tell the other guys what it would look like, Leon's reaction there is GENUINE, he was FREAKED seeing Amil's appearance. Clarence did Amil a FAVOR running him over.

[@lewstone5430]

My first time watching Californiablend in a schoolgirl uniform! *Let’s go ahead and watch this!!!*

[@STEJTHEGREATEST]

She puts me in the mind of Goldilocks, sitting to eat at the abandoned table of the three bears. :P

[@jbelisle1986]

I watch every reaction to this movie I can find because it's my all-time favorite. Glad you enjoyed it and picked up the fun satire world and filmmaking that went into it. It's surprising how some people miss it.

[@randomthoughtreviews3101]

I like how your videos get straight to the point

[@mixedcryptoarts3579]

The Golden Age of cinema .. when the magic drew in your emotions.

[@billlyell8322]

You missed the best running gag of the series. "I'll buy that for a dollar."

[@hazardsplay5073]

I remember playing robocop vs terminator on snes, bringing me back

[@STEJTHEGREATEST]

I still have my Megadrive version!!!!!

[@TrueBagPipeRock]

this movie is a real treasure. jUst the jokes about future corrupt Detroit were hilarious enough to make you cry. The overt satire on corrupt society. Quality like this is very rare

[@01bigtrev]

I was 10 when this was released and watched it on pirate video and never been so shocked so much by swearing and blood and gore. I think I had my own ptsd 😂. Great reaction I’m glad you picked up on the underlying themes. It’s why I can still watch this movie now after so many years. It’s fast paced and doesn’t waste a scene.

[@carn9507]

I always love how quick your intros are! Just gets straight to the damn point! So many reactors have lengthy intros. I don't mind a quick bit of background but when they start rambling on about some other things and the like, subscribe blah blah at the START of a video I get a bit annoyed. :P

[@dracopendragon6829]

Your reaction was so enjoyable. Well done. And those were the best miranda rights ever done in a movie.

[@eskreskao]

There's actually two sequels, a tv series, a cartoon and a reboot. Verhoeven is a visionary, so obviously movies without him attached won't reach the heights he's at, but Robocop 2 had some interesting ideas (one of the plotlines is OCP literally trying to push through a Robocop 2) and I feel is worth a watch.

[@phillybul30]

Great reaction! Thumbnail doesn’t do you justice. You are way cuter than I thought!

[@carn9507]

One of my fave movies ever and certainly my most watched. And it still holds up so great today too. Well, the long armed Dick Jones dummy in his death scene looks bad but it always did. The other effects hold up great and even though you know the shots of ED-209 moving are stop motion it still looks great and you just appreciate the hard work and time that went into the stop motion animation. My fave thing about this movie though has to be Weller. The absolute perfect actor for this role. Even though as a 'robot' the character isn't designed to emote much or move about like a human, Weller still brings this charm and humanity to the character whether in the motions he devised for the character or that voice that manages to somehow often sound flat and yet full of heart at the same time. Other actors tried to be RoboCop after he stopped but NONE got it right.

[@rubenlopez3364]

Problem with ED-209 is that like most Police equipment, it was designed for the Military but they didn't want it and now a Company had a bunch of Robots that they could only sell to the Police or something. Also Murphy was able to be slightly alive due to the Armor Vest, the shotgun fires metal pellets that can't get through it and it stops pistol rounds to a certain point

[@TheCastellan]

0:04 That tallest building in the background there, with that red cherry light, my uncle worked at that building during the 80's.

[@Hellomarsh]

First off dude, I love how fast you get to the point and don't drag the intro.

[@JuanGarcia-qp7it]

So underrated robocop is so original great film it’s my all time fav movie of all time. My old man allowed me to watch robocop when I was 5 and I was hook!

[@jamesdavis7201]

Wow, your so beautiful, and also so amazing as far as your atention to detail, your appreciation for cinematography. Your understanding and appreciation of individual of different directors and their vision. I hope to see infinite more and wish you all blessings that exist

[@TheCastellan]

Trivia: they originally wanted Arnold Schwarzenegger to be Murphy. Problem is Arnold's so big, that the Robocop suit on him would NOT look right on him, for his massive physique, and the bulky suit would make his head look too small. This is why they instead went for Peter Weller, for his slim frame made it easier to get the suit to look right on him. Also, his gun, they purposefully made Robocop's gun look like a coffin, take a good, long look at the gun barrel, that's a damned COFFIN.

[@kyngjoe753]

Robocop 🔥

[@Lugnut73]

i remember watching this as a kid, it was amazing! still love it today, the whole media thing still relevant, the dirty corporations. one of my favorite lines was "I'll buy that for a dollar!" glad you watched it! the 2nd was a great follow up, the 3rd not my fav, but you watch it and make up your own mind. i don't like it when people say "don't watch the sequel, it sucks" then the reactor might miss out, and might have enjoyed it.

[@gggooding]

The director (Verhoeven)'s absurd and macabre sense of humor + distrust/satirization of Authority comes, in part, from his PTSD from childhood. He was a child under Nazi occupation in WWII and saw his innocent neighbors killed by Allied (the "good" guys) bombing. Arguably he channeled that pain into his silly, violent, all-bets-off films.

[@Ididnotwanttojoin]

They never said Robocop was "24 hour guy." That was the robot that killed the dude in the office in the beginning.

[@MikeB12800]

Never realized the Frankenstein symbolism with the cops shooting at him till now

[@davidlacoste]

25:30 A lot of us consider RoboCop, Totall Recall and Starship Trooper to be a trilogy. It's Verhoeven's sci-fi political trilogy. There are two official sequels though. Robocop 2 & 3. Robocop 2 is made by Irvin Kershner who also made Empire Strike Back. It's rather good.

[@STEJTHEGREATEST]

14:40 You know what's fascinating????? Paul McCrane, who played criminal Emil Antonowsky, also portrayed the heavily-bandaged man in the wheelchair who Rocky autographs the head of when he leaves the hospital in Rocky 2!!!!!! He looked a whole lot more innocent back then!!!!

[@faz1483]

Also has an awesome death in The Blob remake. This guy had 2 of the best death scenes in the 80s!

[@pappajudas9267]

The '80s when movies were made for adults but marketed to kids. The nearly perfect movie If it weren't for the fact that Dick Jones's arms turned into like slender Man arms as he was falling to his death and for some reason they used a drill bit to screw the LED tracking screen onto Murphy's face every other facet of this movie was nailed out of the park. You never question the fact that they had a fully armed prototype in the boardroom doing a product test. Or a Chrome plated desert eagle with live ammunition in a magazine ready to go in the same boardroom. Outside of the context of this movie, who does that? But in this movie It's perfect and you don't even think to question it.

[@filipohman7277]

Hello and Awesome Work and Movie!! 👍👍👍😎 Greetings from Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮🇺🇸🇫🇮🇺🇸🇫🇮🇺🇸

[@MissouriJohnson]

Kurtwood Smith plays Clarence Boddicker. You may recognize him as "Red" from That '70s show, and the two part "Year of Hell" esp's of ST:Voyager.

[@NicholasAHart]

Robocop 2 is good & slightly terrifing. Robocop 3 is still good but very silly. Still love these classics. There is also a remake that was made in the 2010's.