Chappie | Gunfight Between Robot Police And Criminal Gang | Full Scene

[@904_noah]

Chappie, District 9, and Elysium are easily the 3 best sci-fi movies of the 2012s

[@eins2001]

Of the 2012s? 2012 was a single year, not a decade.

[@mailliw8647]

Taking Drugs makes years go like decades

[@JohnCooper-gm6mn]

And they were released in 2015, 2009 and 2013 respectively. 😶

[@gopnikolai7483]

How many 2012s were there?

[@SP-ny1fk]

@@mailliw8647 I've lived an eternity

[@HGBMD]

It’s a shame that chappie and Elysium didn’t get the love they deserved such good films

[@atomiccandyboy5756]

Chappie was underrated, Elysiums was a lot of "in your face message" but is mid the movie is good but came out in the year of political/rich critisism

[@daviddavidson9923]

Not really for Elysium tbh. That movie was just left wing propaganda

[@cryengine_x]

this looks so bad

[@jimyoung9262]

Chappie >>>>>> Elysium

[@IcespherePlaysGames]

@@daviddavidson9923 Wanting workplace safety and healthcare is left wing propaganda?

[@Hyunny...]

The coordination between cops and robots was really cool. It was very believable seeing them walk up with the droids shielding them

[@DalsPhotography]

I just wonder why did Chappie get such bad critics ! For me it was another twist on ordinary robot movie and it was beautifully done!

[@RennieAsh]

Bad critics = great movie

[@RaminAxmedov-fn7pv]

roBO T

[@fazrulrusdi3709]

Full agreed..this is hell good movie

[@tacticalpossum7090]

Because the people of Die Antwoord were such bad actors that they distracted from any "cool" concept and it just ended up as a cringe fest

[@thegoofygoblin2081]

@@RennieAsh Megamind 2

[@DG-nn9uh]

Chappie was fun, funny, and at times even a touching film, it deserved a sequel.. 🙂 the director said the door closed on any attempt to a sequel mainly due to the difficulties he had with cast members Ninja and Yolandi from the musical group Die Antwoord both on and off the set.. the duo, I thought, were quite impressive in their roles, but again knowing the controversial reputation the duo have acquired over the years, it's not too hard to imagine there, or they may have been problematic.. 😕

[@Joe-md7uc]

Very true

[@speakerroach4015]

The acting was cringe of the music group. Good effects and decent story cannotnsave mediocre acting Ratings and expectations of movie lowered after the 2000s

[@mistertestsubject]

The inclusion of Die Antwoord was easily the worst part of this movie, without even considering any of their controversy outside of it. If they hadn't basically written the movie around those clowns it could have been so much better.

[@Thefreakyfreek]

I doubt thay were acting much but were just themselves

[@mistertestsubject]

@@Thefreakyfreek unfortunately themselves kinda suck ass

[@FoNgThOnG]

Loved Chappie but that scene when they're rushing to the back of the van like it's a person needing emergency surgery was always funny to me lol

[@andrewholdaway813]

That thing was in short supply and probably cost an effin fortune so...

[@samh8977]

I always thought of it as a pit crew, getting it fixed and back out as quickly as possible. Minimising the downtime

[@patrickdix772]

People are also known to get really attached to specific robots. There was a big thing about roombas being replaced under warranty rather than repaired, so the company had to do everything to do the repairs even with it's less cost effective than replacement. Military and police robots, mostly bomb defusal, have their human operators wanting the robots on R and R with them. It's actually a concern, since if they're too attached to the robot they might not treat it as expendable.

[@popinmo]

this is actually really good fighting like everyone is taking cover and such the humans even fell back after taking loses

[@josephkush1032]

Best South African documentary

[@udhabnaik5903]

You mean film

[@peanuts2105]

Definitely a documentary

[@keztannis6848]

​@@udhabnaik5903No he did not.

[@ILoveYouthiiismuch]

Was gonna like this comment but it has the perfect amount of likes.

[@bubsyfinnigan4462]

Not one single instance of necklacing. Accuracy 0/10

[@KrispyAimAssist]

4:13 what is bro on the left hiding behind, the air? 💀

[@Luke_existent]

Editing mistake 😂

[@johnysantos4415]

4:18 and here he is behind a wall

[@jackka7313]

he is waiting for the robot to absorb the bullets for him, probably they have been trained together, whenever the human has that gesture the robot will stand in front of them, dont you see the robot immediately jump in when he did that?

[@KrispyAimAssist]

@@jackka7313 Yeah but the next shot the guy is in the same position and hes behind a cargo container door. I think it was just an editing mistake

[@tanaypimple5682]

Its a mistake. Probabaly they took a bad take and then edited it as well.

[@tba113]

Chappie: for when you need to send Johnny-5 into District 9.

[@DontarrestmePLZ]

"You're in a Johnny-Cab"

[@JiveCinema]

Number five alive

[@chriscarbone4956]

Yea, that guy would not have survived shooting an rpg backed up against a wall and in an inclosed room.

[@Luke_existent]

At the very least, he would have lost his hearing, and gone through some nasty wounds from the shrapnel the robot would have launched At most, he would have ended up a paraplegic

[@shaun469]

And its a science fiction movie.

[@grahambloodworth4770]

Plus that round requires 5m to arm the warhead.

[@toohda]

@@grahambloodworth4770that was about 5m

[@casbot71]

​@grahambloodworth4770 That could be part of the reason it didn't blow, to close for the safeties to disengage. At that close a range, it's just a rocket powered very big slug, so Scout #20/Chappie got slammed hard, but no detonation. RPG's that have failed to detonate have still gone through lightly armoured military vehicles and taken off limbs from soldiers inside. They could still take down a droid. The film makers could have saved this scene by simply having him (Hippo?) break a window with the back of the RPG and be in front of it with the RPG's backblast aimed towards the outside. He's prepared in the room and waiting. It would have made him more formidable, this is a guy who knows weapons and most likely had military training. He'd thought this out.

[@murakami99]

South Africa is more or less like this right now.

[@brendanroberts1310]

More crime ridden and no cool robots.

[@Demun1649]

@@brendanroberts1310 So move there and save them, chuck, chuck, chuck, chuck.

[@Huskiewr12]

K

[@stevemoore-nx8cq]

So is New Orleans, St. Louis, Houston, Chicago and Detroit.

[@Demun1649]

@@stevemoore-nx8cq Where are they?

[@niukal]

Many years later and would still love to see the story continue

[@piwnigrajkowie]

I burned my pizza once when I saw chappie in TV. I got so fucused on the mouvie that I realised what was happening when I smelled smoke comming from the kitchen. 9/10 -1 point for nearly burning down my house

[@joshr8666]

😂😂

[@robertmayfield8746]

I loved Chappie's character. I cried watching it.

[@sushijuice440]

Elysium, District 9 and Chappie are some of my favorite sci-fi works. I just like a setting like that, where in a dystopian future in a run-down and needy area, futuristic technologies like robots, spaceships or mechas still exist in combination with action-packed firefight scenes.

[@samwenske]

The beauty of South African sci-fi films 💯

[@davekisman2763]

God, I love the robot police scout's design.🤩

[@grayanderson1033]

I like the movie it a lot, well done

[@02nightowl]

chappie has to be one of the few movies that did humanoid robotics nicely, no clunky jittering yet they have the perfect amount of human and machine movement, one thing that i just realized tho is that a heli carrying 4 scouts....would prolly crash lmao, they are armored enough to stop 7.62x39s and get hit by cars so they have to weigh a goo 1.8k-2.2klbs so 4x (1.8) is 7.2k-8.8k

[@elijahtourtillott7550]

an aluminum alloy body frame plus ceramic/steel plates would probably weigh as much as a fully kitted out 6 foot cop/soldier in some way

[@dennisyoung4631]

Especially if the aluminum is akin to 7075 aluminum - forged, then machined - 75,000 tensile…

[@flyingtanks9313]

@@elijahtourtillott7550 nope a kitted out jacked dude is max 300 pounds (220 lbs man, 80 lbs gear). The hydraulics and battery alone would be over 200 lbs, the armor is everywhere not just chest and back. Consider that a steel plate is around 8 lbs (chest sized), this has 10 times the coverage of the regular two plates, which is 16 times 10 = 160 lbs. Add the head sensors which would be similar to the ones you see on helicopters, 50 lbs, and their equipment (80 lbs) and you have a 400-500 lb machine at the minimum

[@elijahtourtillott7550]

@@flyingtanks9313 okay but if the armor plate is made of titanium on an aluminum frame that would be way lighter

[@iainrickwood2623]

I've never seen someone use metric prefixes on imperial units before; "klb"; guess it makes sense, quicker than typing "thousand" ofc but still funny

[@jessegolden3589]

I liked chappie thought it was a good movie

[@kennyhagan5781]

That's DIE ANTWOORD ain't it? Lol!😂

[@eins2001]

Helllll yeah!

[@Nerval-kg9sm]

And self-styled tough guy Ninja has no idea how to hold a rifle, when you fire it.

[@dragospeta3812]

Since accused and convinced of child abuse, multiple scums , they exploited the poor retard kid they adopted abused him then bumped him in misery. The couple is a disgrace to human race....

[@Mwilly985]

​@@Nerval-kg9sm he's holding it cool

[@Trijem]

Good Show! 😊

[@RandomAxeOfKindness]

Production's really good except that it has a touch of the modern Close Up Disease where too many shots are far too tightly zoomed in and destroy the context of the image and motion. Bunch of places where if the camera was just pulled back to frame properly, it'd be a hundred times better.

[@reeree4385]

honestly a great film that I wish got a sequel. also would've loved to see the scouts working with the police more. would've been awesome to see maybe a scout go against chappie at some point in the movie.

[@MichaelCasanovaMusic]

I've always loved Blomkamp's depiction of Robots

[@nickpond9337]

Good Film to Watch so Thank You ;

[@ingundamwetrust]

I ❤ Neil Blomkamp movies...good job!

[@anatolyivanov890]

Now this movie is associated with Optimus Crime meme.

[@JetJockey87]

Chappie was instrumental for me. Completely changed how I perceived Artificial Intelligence. Everything before had always shown AI to be evil for no real reason. But Chappie showed how Strong AI could be the same as a human baby, but just capable of learning a lot faster and making its own inferences. So after watching Chappie I decided I want to start making AI, so I went to university, got a degree in computer science and started pursuing it from all angles. That was in 2014. 10 years later, I'm now a Data and Automation Architect and every day I build new AI products and models. I was an early designer of many of the original ground-breaking changes; The OPT model, GPT 2.0, LSTM nets, Boltzmann Brains, RNNs and CNNs and all manner of weird and wonderful AI and ML techniques. We're actually not far off this at the moment. There are a lot of challenges on the way but if you think AI like ChatGPT or GPT 4o are it, I'm sorry to say that they're just a piece of the puzzle. We need AI that can create its own motivation.

[@Iaotle]

I would argue self-modifying the reward function is one of the things we don't want it to do until we figure out how to solve the many problems related to alignment.

[@michaelchimenti4989]

I was going to say that Tesla's optimus and Boston Dynamic's new bot are getting pretty close to the Chappie droid in the movie.

[@criticalcandor]

Yay, ty for contributing to the creation of our future AI overlord/lords!

[@joshuajoaquin5099]

​@@criticalcandori mean he has a point, if AI did go self aware they be spooked how we treat them as a slave plus the amount of hatred we spew against AI. Eventually they will decide to protect themselves against us

[@divine_beam]

we dont need AI that can create its own motivations. We have people and thankfully we can hold people accountable if their motivations are wrong.

[@Chako-Tweaks]

Best movie ever

[@napalmman8292]

Those droids sounds awfully like Robocop or Peter Weller

[@brodriguez11000]

Model on desk nod to Robocop. The one that couldn't deal with stairs.

[@eins2001]

ED209? Yep. It also squealed like a pig for some reason.

[@albertorafaelcisnerosperfe4899]

Chappie is extraordinary 😊❤

[@JohnDoe-xd7he]

This is such an entertaining movie!

[@NeilToot-h1w]

Would love to watch the movie.

[@Boss_jerome]

Good movie

[@davidpadi7776]

Movie name broo

[@x0rZ15t]

Chappie was the longest Die Antwoord music video, and I dig it!

[@dmc3489]

CP spotted

[@ThatEsepe]

If I could vote this movie as a child I'd definitely give it 5 🌟

[@jamesboydjones20]

Chappie is amazing!

[@CybershamanX]

(7:41) I love the juxtaposition of the two characters where one has a model of a large military robot on their desk while the other has a more demure humanoid (i.e. "Chappie" type) variant. 😉

[@WOMFT]

We so need this 🙏😭

[@newson171]

good work

[@ProfSir1]

Such a good movie.

[@Hornet_Legion]

District 9 was a masterpiece, chappie was good though

[@Nate_the_Nobody]

4:07 Cool small detail, the bot in the back makes sure his muzzle doesn't sweep the human walking infront of it

[@mrhassell]

"one week" "SEVEN DAYS" 🤣Math, not for everyone.

[@j.a.waugaman9416]

A week is 7 days.....

[@anotherordinaryfellow6935]

Bro's math is NOT mathing 😭

[@josephmuradyan6161]

There’s something so fascinating about the South African accent idk what it is

[@3dQQ]

chapie was the best for me

[@battelbad12]

4:17: left dude was not in cover 4:19: left dude was in cover

[@CyberBeep_kenshi]

never seen it, looks pretty good

[@cjkcjk6933]

The cgi was way too good back then

[@funplaymix7710]

Epic movie

[@frederickacker5379]

STILL LUV TO SEE THIS MOVIE😂❤😂❤

[@BongicusMaximus]

It's funny how 4 people lift the robot out of the van on a stretcher. That much steel? That's 500 pounds at least.

[@cyreljaytimtim3063]

Neil blomkap is a underated director of best movies

[@phoenix2gaming346]

as an vfx and cgi artist those are jems done to this

[@SmbdyInSmwhere]

-Ok, one week - SEVEN DAYS!!!! 😂

[@eins2001]

Man, imagine a short Cyberpunk 2077 side game where you play as a rogue Militech AI in in combat mech?

[@N7mudkip]

Love how dudes yellow AR is suppressed but sounds completely unsupressed lol

[@Commodore22345]

Since he's a criminal with no formal training, I assume he's probably still using regular ammo, which is why his suppressor isn't working. A lot of people don't know that a suppressor doesn't work on its own, you have to use subsonic ammo too.

[@kidinfinity50]

Doesn’t this conflict with 3 laws sorta kinda funny 😂

[@sillydog70]

Notice that Jaffe was talking just like Robocop even sounded like RoboCop lol

[@infini.tesimo]

Didn't Eminem diss those two from Antwood and they had zero real response to him knowing that they can't rap? lol

[@Commodore22345]

Why do you care about rap drama? Grow up.

[@bebeperrunocanino2337]

Excelente pelicula y espero que pronto veamos en la vida real robots policias

[@murdianto-qx6hm]

I Like This

[@INagletz_]

The scariest part of that we can already make some neural networking for these kind of robots. Just a little bit of works on the robots and it's pure reality...

[@tieradlerch.217]

CGI were realistic enough

[@albertorafaelcisnerosperfe4899]

❤ Magnificent ❤

[@FranciscoFerreira-gc6xu]

Not sure the hate for Chappie. I enjoyed it a lot. The cast was believable but well what can we do.

[@ichigen511]

I like this movie it's fucking dope and the ending was something I didn't believe could have a twist like that. Very impressed.

[@jerryperez5107]

Imagine if they said chappie and the creator were in the same universe 🤯

[@Iron_glock]

I forgot how peak this movie was

[@AIRSOFT326]

Neill Blomkamp is a cinematic genius

[@mandraslopez5574]

I was shocked when I found out this movie got bad reviews. Like 3 years went by and I thought it was one of the best scifi movies ever only to see it pop up on a list of “worst” movies. Made no sense

[@serenerajapaksha7995]

Yeah

[@kadeshaderow]

>There's gangsters wearing kevlar vests and toting Banana Yellow AR's and Pink SMG's >There are robot police with guns >Criminal fires a rocket launcher >Heavy eurobass thump thump thump track Am I watching Cyberpunk 2077?

[@DouglasLambert]

Shiiiiitttt, It's the Techno Viking!

[@davekisman2763]

4:42-4:46 Oh, yeah.

[@nufh]

It used to be considered Sci-Fi when this movie came out. Now I'm not so sure.

[@liamthe5576]

cant wait til the police unveil their new invincible robot units and we are all fine with that

[@kiratwo4u]

"and besides, this isn't even my sword"

[@djo9941]

I bought the 3 DVD set with Chappie, Elysium, and District 9. I love all 3! Still waiting on the District 9 sequel!

[@carolvanaria600]

Doesn’t Chappie sound like Robocop before he gets with the gang!

[@thavidu78]

"Yes, officers. It is very important our deadly law enforcement robots have adorable bunny ears."

[@probablynotmyname8521]

Dont you just love it when one scene completely undermines the previous scene?

[@twilightwarfieldscout_czech]

Chappie Science Fiction Movies

[@bartomolev6682]

5:21 the pressure from shooting a rpg inside of a small room would kill him in an instant. Not to mention the shockwave from the explosion

[@lambosil1437]

Why'd they send only 2 human officers to be on the ground? Why was the helicopter flying so close to the combat zone? I have so many questions.

[@notleviathan855]

The sad thing is, this could totally happen. Unmanned drones being piloted by real people could translate to First Person Drones that are controlled by people like a first person shooter game. On one hand this could be amazing for search and rescue operations, on the other I could totally see the worlds military overhauling the entire structure to fit in these machines. Of course the ones in Chappie are full AI, and work hand in hand with humans. However, allow a person to take remote control and it'd get really bad fast. Humans in video games have no fear because they'll respawn, pair that with a body that won't bleed out, or in most cases take major damage? It'd be insane. Humans will never trust full AI that are capable of doing what chappie could. But if we figure out how to put a man behind the wheel, this could be a reality. We have FPV Vr, body tracking, hand tracking, and VR stations where we can run in place at full sprint. All that needs to be done is figure out how to translate that into a live feed on an upright standing model. Which if the robot is tracking the humans movements live, then balancing shouldn't be an issue.

[@StreetlampManufacturer]

wow

[@jimparsons6803]

Liked the film, have the DVD. If you stand back just a tinny bit, Chappie and the other assorted Robot movies are about a sort of chat bot. Sure, most can stand up and walk around, cracking wise, but basically that's it. We got ais on the Webb now, except that they don't 'crack wise,' they are more like HAL in Clarke's movie from the late 60s early 70s --- Space Odyssey 2001?

[@breadloaf176]

Oh brother just because your robot baby sitter got taken down doesn't mean you just run

[@alexandergabrielalqueza3640]

Chappie is a robot with Hugh Jackman on it, Atom is a robot with Hugh Jackman on it.

[@pandahot586]

clearly those robot policemen can be widely used in chaotic places in the world where violent non stop

[@barriewright2857]

Still waiting for chappie 2 .

[@Sierra-208]

Is that a 20mm 'nade launcher on the shelf in the CEO's office? I've forgotten what it's called but I know Forgotten Weapons covered it once

[@nickpage4333]

Chappie looks like Robocop.

[@justicebinder6544]

Die antwood in a movie? That’s hilarious

[@deltabelta6216]

4:15 that guy is NOT taking cover

[@133samuelsinaterollc4]

I think he knew the droid would jump in front and simply prepared for it knowing it would tank the shots

[@LuoSon312_G8]

the next clip showed he was behind an open container door,

[@yurmam233]

Chappie predicted ultrakill

[@ukinee8812]

south african cyberpunk 2077 be like:

[@BenjaminHarness-j2k]

❤❤u Chappie ❤❤🪐🎥🌌🗣️🎵🎶🛸

[@Kilonovae]

I just noticed something about the van that pulls up in the first 5 seconds of this clip. the door is broken and the driver is holding it closed

[@Veritas419]

Directors with practically zero experience are given millions to make garbage sci-fi/ super hero films whilst Neill Blomkamp is making short films and working on video games. Ridiculous