Cyborg Cain Explained - One Of The Most Twisted And Sick Villains Of Robocop!

Cyborg Cain Explained - One Of The Most Twisted And Sick Villains Of Robocop!
#robocop

[@ericsimpson1697]

I really don't think they erased his memory. What happened with Angie is that he realized he could never satisfy a woman again in his new form so he got angry and violent.

[@Kj16V]

That's a good take on that scene. I never could work out why he got angry.

[@ericsimpson1697]

@@Kj16V it was the point that just hit him. He is not the same anymore. He flipped out and killed her.

[@Kas58223]

That head crunching sound was sick and the realisation of not having a normal existence was gone and took his anger out on her

[@ericsimpson1697]

@Kas58223 to this day I'm very uneasy on the fact that Faxx brutally murdered him. He was in massive fear before she turned off life support. Imagine if you "died" then woke up in a glass jar while surgeons were showing you the remains of your body and face. Then you end up in a cyborg body. Its a nightmare IMO. I don't blame why he went all postal on everyone. Plus he was most likely needing a Nuke fix of course.

[@DevilDogMuNky]

Basically when she dropped his name, just like Murphy, it was too much for him.

[@tonyorob]

The Cain robot design is by far the most creative in movie history to me...Phil Tippet was in the zone when he came up with that.

[@rahulshah1408]

I especially like the head. None of the features of a person, but you can see what it was targeting.

[@kobie1585]

@@rahulshah1408 yea, and how the servo motors roll out the PC monitor showing Cain's face.......😄

[@rahulshah1408]

@@kobie1585 you are so right. That’s even more scary. Being reduced to that while watching your surgery. I woke up during eye surgery. I can’t imagine watching yourself get installed into that body. Also where did his eyes go?

[@alexh2790]

Except it was Phil Tippet and Co. Not Stan Winston.

[@tonyorob]

@@alexh2790 I just looked it up and you're right, it wasn't designed by Stan Winston. All these years I had it wrong.

[@alpachino468]

My dad got a bootlegged version of this movie in the 90s, when I was about 12 years old and I was forbidden to watch it. One day while he was at work, I sneaked the copy out of his room and watched it by myself, and I swear I wasn't able to sleep for a long time after because RoboCain's virtual face and the sound it made used to freak me the hell out. I remember one time not long after, we were walking past some old buildings and one of them looked like the industrial garage where RoboCain attacks the Mayor and his aides. It freaked me out so much that I had to hold my mother's hand walking past because I thought RoboCain was waiting inside for me...

[@miltonmitchell4290]

😂

[@AdmiralTiberius]

LoL even though I chuckled also ... I too can remember actually seeing this in the theater ( lol Idk how I talked my mother into letting me go see this at 7 yrs old ) but yep there I was and completely petrified at the gaze of RoboCains digitized face and his noices... man just like you I was scared to death .. 😂😂

[@renangalleti5646]

After so many years I still have nightmares about RoboCain. I saw RoboCop 2 at the cinema here in Brazil, and the scene with the chest opening of the nuke addicted policeman was not censored. I saw for 3 seconds the camera over the stretcher showing his chest open showing the internal organs. I thought at the time that it was a montage of the face of the actor who played Duffy with a real body in an autopsy.

[@alonelypotato2788]

wait there's bootleg version of this? what its called?

[@omegarugal9283]

i was 7 when i rented the vhs... yes, a 7 yr old could rent a rater R movie only with your parent s ID

i was a kid when i watch this so i didn't understood it quite well... but i guess putting a psychopath in a indestructible metal body filled with weapons could never be a good idea 🤣

[@screenwriterjohn]

No, the premise makes no sense. She was trying to get results and assumed she could control him with nuke. Of course, he could kill people and take their nuke

[@Kas58223]

Robocain is basically a blueprint for a known guy called Adam Smasher

[@NikkiTheOtter]

@@Kas58223 Adam Smasher is way more badass though. And...not technically a villain...

[@rahulshah1408]

Dr Fax was an even worse psychopath! The brain with eyes watching the conversation. Yikes.

[@rong7496]

Let alone a drug-addicted psychopath.

[@Kas58223]

That warehouse scene where Robo Cain arrives is the stuff of nightmares totally destroyed everyone in his path

[@Rampage_9000]

The semi truck pulling up and out comes the monster and walks towards the garage and opens it all hell breaks loose scariest robot ever

[@ericjpdt]

That scene was scarier than any slasher horror movie of the 80's

[@Buckdawg]

I was terrified of him as a kid lol the shot of him climbing the elevator shaft... DAMNNNNNNNNNNNN

[@Rampage_9000]

Bruuuuuuh like a dam spider lmfao

[@TheCubert120]

Robocain was the whole reason I became interested in engineering. His complex hydraulic abdomen that connects the bulking bodybuilder torso with the thin but fully rotatable waist is a genius design for a maneuverable Monstrosity of metal, man and munitions.

[@omegarugal9283]

i think in an early design it had tank tracks instead of legs that would explain the ability to turn 360 deg

[@nicktechnubyte1184]

I'm curious, have you ever watched death machine 1994?!

[@Colin_]

One thing that got me in the design for RoboCain: I loved how it looked and the weaponry of it, but a cop needs to be able to verbally communicate so it can issue commands etc but all we see RoboCain do is make some noises.

[@Koniving]

Honestly everything about RoboCain screamed military application, rather than law enforcement.

[@Colin_]

@@Koniving that's a good point.

[@Colin_]

@Radiogen what do you mean 'it sounded not light'?

[@silicabeastmaster1175]

It's actually interesting you picked up on that and there is a psychological reason why they purposefully made it so. In both Robocop and Terminator we see robots/cyborgs that are essentially mute. The T-800 only talks when it looks human. When it is just an endoskeleton it doesn't. Now we know from Terminator source material that endoskeletons can talk. The reason is quite simple why we never see this in Terminator and with Robocop. They make these robots that look scary and their non communication psychologically shows us that these entities cannot be reasoned with. For humans communication is a way to show emotions such as being scared, or whatever emotion we feel at the time. If an impending threat is moving toward you and is communicating with you it shows willingness to come to agreement, maybe even de-escalation of said threat. By being mute all pretence at finding common ground is lost and all we pick up from them is intent. All bargaining is off the table. Pure rage, animal instinct, purpose is what drives the threat. This makes the Cain or a T-800 come off as even scarier. By their actions and unwillingness to communicate we are instinctively aware that these entities mean harm and will stop at nothing to achieve it. Single minded focus. So I believe that when the creative teams of Robocop designed Cain's robot form...they purposefully wanted him to be mute so threatening intent was clear and not knowing what he is thinking beyond except in a few scenes adds an even higher level of tension and unease.

[@allewis4008]

​@@KonivingSame as ED 209

[@360entertainment2]

Robocop 2 is my favorite entry in the franchise and Cain was probably the best villain. Also that’s a pretty interesting thumbnail pic you guys used for Cain, I don’t know think I’ve ever seen him represented like that before!

[@msscott22]

Right?! The thumbnail is amazing, he has the metallic skull like Robocop does.

[@Kj16V]

That thumbnail makes no sense to me! A lot of their thumbnails look weird like that these days. I'm pretty sure they use AI generated images. In fact I'm pretty sure they use AI generated scripts, and sometimes voices too. There's often something "off" about the narration. Perhaps they're written by non-native English speakers? I dunno.

[@360entertainment2]

@@msscott22 definitely looks great but I’ve never seen Robocain represented with that look!

[@360entertainment2]

@@Kj16V I guess that’s one way to avoid a lawsuit over a possibly copyrighted image!

[@MuttonfudgeRacing]

She explained what made Robocop work... then went in a totally opposite direction.

[@deathsyth8888]

I think what she was trying to get at was that the conditions that created RoboCop were practically rare/once in a million find (family man, sense of duty, strong will/morals, etc...) and could not be replicated as shown by the RoboCop 2 program failed attempts. Her method was different by making it a deliberate choice that would be more available subjects that could be but used to serve the same end goal purpose; a person that wouldn't go instantly crazy or self terminate. Her plan was to have someone who had an intense desire and will to exist but also needed to be about to be controlled by OCP. What better option than a drug addicted cult leader. Sure they would be playing with evil in selecting Cain but they hoped to control him and put him on a short leash with using his Nuke addiction as a reward/punishment system for him to comply and follow orders along with the remote switch. Needless to say his violent tendencies and quick action in exploiting OCP's moment of distraction during the demonstration to be free of their directives that lead to that rampage before being taken out by RoboCop

[@petercampbell8694]

Phil Tippett’s stop-animation in the first movie and this one especially was SO outstanding! - The end fight between Robocop and Cain was superb 👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍

[@timothysisneros]

The battle in the sub-basement is so well done. The best I've ever seen.

[@damianstarks3338]

I can’t thank you enough for this video on RoboCain one of Robocop’s best villains. This video on him putting the biggest smile on my face Robocop 2 is criminally underrated and a great sequel to the first Robocop.

[@bv_7766]

I always felt Robocop 2 was WAAAY ahead of it’s time.

[@emery2310]

RoboCain was the most non-human/animalistic machine ever to grace the silver screen and is STILL the most terrifying creation in cinema history.

[@ReginaldTate-le6fe]

A Terminator 2.0. too as well okay @emery2310.

[@NoahSpurrier]

Robocop 2 was pretty good. It could never equal the first movie, but it was still pretty good.

[@jefferykelsey]

Does anybody happen to realize that the sounds of the footsteps that RoboCain made while walking are the same sounds that were used for the sounds of the footsteps that the Sentinels made in the 1992 animated tv series of the X-Men?

[@Buckdawg]

You've waited years to share that tidbit of information havent you

[@louiebouie7582]

Indeed it is.....good ear😊😊😊 I miss the 90s

[@ICEMAN99TURBO]

Amen

[@melkezedek604]

I think we’re missing the most important part, kain was so rich he had Elvis’s body in his personal collection.

[@kevinxsavagegm]

Cain vs Murphy definitely inspired the Ironman vs Iron Monger fight

[@omegarugal9283]

yes, iron man even defeats iron monger in the same way, going for the back the head

[@HeartoftheWinter]

Oh man,,,this was one of my favorite movies when I was younger...

[@armondo74]

In the words of Master Shake " AND YOUR GONNA PLUG HIM IN!"

[@Cam-zv1jq]

I remember playing with my robocop toys!!I had a ED209,that fought everyone,he man,gi joe, transformers, turtles!!

[@slckb0y65]

in my book, still the most bad ass evil robot there's ever been.

Also thinking... back then it would have been awesome to make a mashup and put robocop fight the criminals from "i come in peace"

[@omegarugal9283]

oh come on, he killed angie because she reminded him he has no weiner anymore

[@msscott22]

Agreed. This scene is juxtaposed with the scene earlier in the movie where Murphy confronts his wife and tell her that her husband is dead. Murphy had accepted what he was, and let her go. Cain still hasn't accepted it, and goes into a rage and kills Angie.

[@ericsimpson1697]

​@kayleescott8100 There's a deleted scene where Murphy is in the police station and walks into a changing room and watches a woman shower. It was meant as a "he could never experience love between a man and woman again even though he still had human feelings".

[@msscott22]

@@ericsimpson1697 I've seen that one on KZbin, it's definitely an interesting cut. Lewis sees him watching and he walks off. The deleted scene I really want to see is Cain trying to buy a Robocop from OCP.

[@pmgrodrigues]

Stop motion made RoboCain look even more scarier.

[@rong7496]

The line between “hero” and “villain” is clearly defined here.

[@andrewcalean7992]

Dead or alive you’re coming with me

[@alisonsmith4436]

Thank you so much for your brilliant video 😊

[@IronMan3582]

9:07 There was been a persistent rumor of a deleted scene that Cain found out Angie has been cheating on him with Hob and that's why he lashed out at her. Given the age difference between Angie and Hob (despite being an R rated movie from the outset) it probably never made it past the storyboard phase. It was not in the official Marvel Comics adaptation of the film, nor was it in 2003's Frank Miller's Robocop which was a comic adaptation of Miller's original script that was deemed "unfilmable" by the director. Personally I think this works as a means of revenge that even within his most trusted circle, he was betrayed by the people closest to him, kind of a Machiavellian revenge of sorts

[@CoolGobyFish]

no, as others have said, he killed her because he could no longer have sex with her. this realization made him angry. as for Hob, I am sure he did something with Angie offscreen. that kid was a total psychopath as well.

[@IronMan3582]

@@CoolGobyFish That really doesn't hold water to me, he never really showed any kind of affection to her in the film so it seemed one sided Also it's pretty weak-ass writing either way, it took several in-you-face moments for Murphy to have his memories resurface but Cain seems to remember everything in record time once he saw the Nuke in Dr Faxx's lab

[@CoolGobyFish]

@@IronMan3582 murphy was shot in the head, plus they blanked his memory.

[@IronMan3582]

@@CoolGobyFish Frontal lobe trauma is a weird thing, some people who do get shot in that part of the brain sometimes suffer no loss of memory or motor skill coordination. And yes, OCP tried to wipe his memory but it clearly didn't work in the end. It just shows that even if we have an understanding of how the brain works doesn't mean we fully understand how it works

[@Loader2K1]

@@IronMan3582: If I remember correctly, the creation of RoboCop took 90 days in the original film, while it seems like the creation of RoboCain took about a week at the most. Also, Alex Murphy had the majority of his memories erased, but Cain didn't, which also didn't help in making him any less uncontrollable.

[@Thorax7x686]

If he had Peace Walker's roar from Metal Gear Solid Peace Walker he would have been awesome

[@thesword31]

I grew up loving these movies, still do. The stop-motion work on the Cain robot absolutely mesmerized me. Though, even when I was younger, I always thought it was funny that they had criminal and military records on Cain, including a court martial, but didn't know when his birthday was.

[@javiersantanaaviles5885]

Cyborg Cain was the greatest villain Robocop ever faced

[@MaxBrainDevices]

i have always loved robocop and also this movie in particular. Cain is a great villain but the aspect of his robot has always seemed strange to me, his less well-groomed and more aggressive aspect is not what I would imagine as an evolution of robocop as defined in the film I would have expected something more polish

[@Kj16V]

Rbocop 2 (RoboCain's official name) was supposed to be a bigger, badder robot. From the movie: "...now, we need a law enforcement unit capable of meeting the enemy on his own ground, and carrying enough firepower to get the job done." I remember watching a documentary where the Prop designers said they designed Robocop 2 to resemble a swaggering sports jock.

[@cujoedaman]

I see Cain as a way to bridge the gap between Robocop and ED-209, it's a very heavily armored and armed cyborg that can handle military style threats, but in a much smaller package (kinda) to be deployed in the urban pacification the movies eluded to for OCP. ED-209 was supposed to be sold to the military while Robocop was the "accident" due to ED-209's failure at the board meeting and during its deployment in old Detroit. Robocop was never meant to be built until ED-209 shot up Mr. Kenny. Robocop was essentially deemed a failure because they could not control him, but Cain could be controlled as long as they had a supply of Nuke to keep him sated. Robocain was a melding of Robocop and ED-209 with some form of control.

[@MaxBrainDevices]

@@cujoedaman the concept of this is great but I really just talk about the look, ed-209 and robocop are different but for me looks like they come from same designer and building chain but Cain it’s like it came from totally another lab. Sorry for my English hope I explained it well

[@Kj16V]

@@MaxBrainDevices You explain it fine! They were all from different labs really. Same company, but different teams. RoboCop 2 looks (at least to me) like a combination of the failed projects that we see partway through the movie - the one where all the cyborgs kill themselves!

[@amitypredator9385]

The old ,an said it himself. ROBOCOP 2 WAS designed to take out the drug factories. Imagine e large warehouses full of hundreds of criminals. Robocain wasn't designed to restrain. He was designed to eliminate any threats.

[@screenwriterjohn]

You can also argue Cain killed Angie because he could no longer have sex. So sexual frustration. Calling the 13 year old boy her lover was cringey, even though that was what the filmmaker suggested.

[@RDSArcade]

But considering how corrupt Old Detroit had become, do you doubt it?

[@f.e.areproduce5298]

Cain likely had killed Angie because of losing pleasures of flesh he had. Not just sex, but other things as well, Cain could never experience things like drinking a cold one, strong booze and it's strong taste, taking shots, sensation of injecting Nuke or other substances in his body, or even smell left by the gun usage, the sensation of warmth, all of it was gone for him. Saying that Cain only killed Angie because he couldn't have sex sounds more like a meme than anything else.

[@omegarugal9283]

the scene where hob tells angie that she will get no more nuke if she doesnt comply is a hint that she will anything for nuke, snd i mean anything

[@Demobot1]

As much as I love Robocop 2, you made the movie sound more dramatic than it was ever meant to be LOL.

[@bowserlv100]

2:22 You know when a villain is scary when their 3D animation, which many would accuse of being BAD, actually makes everything much darker and scarier! Look at this guys! His face looks like he's coming from another dimension into ours, but distorted, with more shadows around, the background a complete void, aka DARKNESS that represents the heart of this criminal, now RoboCaine. It's bizarrely good that 3D technology from the 90s provides a figure with sinister expressions that could NEVER be done with today's ultra realistic 3D models. In fact, this 3D from the 90s with animations up to the 2000s are the only ones that convey the face of horror in a convincing way!

[@sekaramochi]

Oh and it's was Lewis's birthday a few days past who remembered: Nancy 🎈🎉🎂🍩

[@RaikkoF1]

Robocain was absolutely terrifying to 10 year old me.

[@mr.j1381]

what a cool machine! has everything you want in a war machine auto cannon Gatling gun angled armor stabbing weapons in an attractive design, Robocop two has a lot of over the top action that has yet to be rivaled in the fashion of the Robocop package not to missed and a well made sequel as it up the satire and the action.

[@RDSArcade]

Too bad it had the brain of a drug-fueled psychopath.

[@alexsolomon7991]

What I find so hilarious is it was practically a running gag in the second RoboCop movie that all of these supposed RoboCop 2 prototypes that ocp came up with were actually cruder and more primitive than the actual original RoboCop design. Even with the cain cyborg..... Sure it was powerful but it's a bit like trying to pit a forklift against a muscle car.... Sure the forklift looks durable and intimidating and capable of tearing the car to shreds...but when you realize the car can easily out maneuver the forklift and the forklift is powered by a freaking propane tank that can easily be destroyed......

[@alexsolomon7991]

I also find it amusing that in the Frank Miller adoption that they didn't actually wind up going with it was actually the female shrink that winds up powering the out of control cyborg.... Although it still goes just as berserk

[@CoolGobyFish]

that's part of the satire. they are always trying to cut costs

[@clutchedsanity8790]

As a kid Cain terrified me. If I knew Robocop 2 was on TV I wouldn't dare turn on the TV. That's how much I feared it. But because of it, films don't scare me anymore. Thanks I guess lol

[@lordcolinb]

Step outside Cain ❤

[@Archy871]

Like clockwork. Another year, another robocain video :)

[@dtester]

With all these crazy cyborgs, a powered armor for a regular living person would have probably make more sense. The cartoon sort of touch upon this in one episode.

[@CoolGobyFish]

you missed the whole reason why these robots were created. OCP wanted to milk government contracts. they were never meant to be practical. nothing cartoonish. remember when Haliburton was selling pepsi cans for $6 a peice to US army in Iraq? same deal.

[@The_Str4nger]

It's about control. A normal police officer is harder to control than a programmable robot and/or cyborg. Well at least in OCP's theory. Many examples proof the opposite

[@JDubya2k]

LMAO the Amazon Wars is a part of Robocop lore we don't know much about, except for a brief Media Break mention once...nice work! Cain might have had post traumatic trauma from the Amazon wars which led him to get hooked on drugs, and eventually, the ultimate drug, NUUUUUKE

[@soulreaver1983]

Awesome movie!😎🤘🏻👍🏻

[@sekaramochi]

Please please please never stop ♥️

[@cesara.borges9698]

👏👏👏 One of Best Killer Cyborgs of the History👏👏👏!!!

[@maxmatson1578]

As a recovering addict myself I've always wondered what kind of drug is nuke? is a stimulant, depressant, a psychedelic or even a bizarre combination of all three!?

[@jugghead82]

MAN I LOVE ROBOCOP AN 2 WAS SO GOOD Cain was an AWESOME character

[@zeke7200]

Cain's computer screen face always gives me rhe creeps over his brain

[@miles2378]

For me its when Cain sees the doctor carrying around his scull with his face still atached to it.

[@markpirie1986]

I would love to see a death battle between robocop villans, Cain vs Clarence bodicker 😊

[@privatesector0422]

The Benzene is making my teeth wiggle, cut it with scopolamine😵‍💫

[@omegarugal9283]

imagine if such design is done in real life

[@omega311888]

soon...

[@riverplate0101]

Too heavy to walk around well though. Power train, cooling, ugg. Pain in the butt to pull off.

[@ReginaldTate-le6fe]

RoboCain's practically a Terminator but WITHOUT human flesh or tissue covering his inner endoskeleton okay people.

[@BattleSaberj]

easily one of the most memorable designs

[@beenez8194]

Nuke sounds like fentanyl

[@Loader2K1]

In my humble opinion, for all of the strikes _RoboCop 2_ has against itself, the presence of RoboCain was definitely memorable. I do wonder what Dr. Faxx was thinking when she decided to put the brain of a psychotic, drug-addicted gangster into a literal war machine with very little fail-safes. I saw this movie in theaters at the age of eight and thought what she did was a terrible idea.

[@vksasdgaming9472]

She wanted to prove that you need unusually strong mind to go through conversion process. Murphy was incorruptible and with massive sense of duty and service and he survived and didn't go crazy. Her hypothesis was correct about Cain having that unusually strong mind. Why RoboCop 2 barely had any safety measures beyond Cain's rampant nuke-addiction is just a case of OCP being full of idiots.

[@WANIEWAN2]

Nuke was never classified as a controlled substance Caine shoulda lawyered up 😅

[@kuzadupa185]

Are all these videos just scripts generated by Chatgpt? And then read out loud by an AI synthetic voice?

[@dennisgreene4232]

An actual narrator

[@XellithUS]

I just realized cains actor is one of the "they are made of meat" guys.

[@knightrcer]

Anyone just realized that in the first movie we noticed that robocop digests. liquid similar to baby food. But in the second film, robocop 2 organics require nuke. And they create a chamber port for him to digest it?

[@omegarugal9283]

is meant to nourish the brain by inyecting it into his miniature circulatory system, inyecting nuke into it works the same way but he get a million doses in a single canister

[@omegarugal9283]

oh and as for robocop s case, they say he has a "rudimentary digestive system" but i dont think a stomach is part of it, the paste or baby food is more like a mix of aminoacids and other nutrients he can absorb, maybe a small part of small intestine. enteric mixes are given to people who can not digest food normally, must be the same thing, it absorbes in the small intestine with no need for digestion and leaves little to no residue

[@knightrcer]

@@omegarugal9283 there's what seems to be a hose port that looks like you can plug in a tube probably used for the past to pump through the sysyem on the bottom right part of the front silver chest I always thought it went through.

[@HeavensProtocol]

The liquid collegen at Costco is actually NUKE.

[@spaceace1006]

Supposedly, Robo-Cop was based on the Manga & Anime 8-Man! The exception being that in 8-Man, a total life entity transfer took place. That is, 8-Man contained no organic components.

[@niceguy60]

The way you talked about Nuke makes me want to try drugs

[@animemanXLK]

See I always thought he killed Angie because he realised he had no sense of touch or pleasure when she stroked his claw sending him into a fit of rage.

[@Ernestsavcenko22]

Does anyone know what the song is called in the background I love it 👍🤟

[@AmuletFortune]

The film explains that XD Anyway Robocop 2 is my favorite film

[@TotalDec]

Something like Nuke could be coming. It's so good, ppl wound their necks like that's a badge of honor. It's so addictive, ppl memorize where their neck veins are so they can get a fix without looking. It never made sense. They should have just asked drug addicts to imagine a new drug for the movie.

[@Kakascrot]

I get Adam Smasher from Cyberpunk vibes with Cain

[@AirforceVeteran4peace]

All That was Missing for Robo Caine was oh idk a Gaitlin Gun that would've been off the chain

[@chrisbate9956]

Clicked on it for the picture in the thumbnail.

[@markfrancis1210]

Cain was a beast

[@shadowbeast2276]

Robo-cain was such a cool cyborg

[@pacoramon9468]

Love how the villain of Robocop2 is Robocop 2.

[@ayougo]

I’d be cool to see a movie showcasing we’re cain and other failed attempts are stored, the lore and the city in the near future after all these events

[@blackwolf249]

I think a miniseries would work better.

[@blueskyz8097]

I still want magnavolt for my car

[@OfficialAndies]

In some twisted way it kinda makes sense to have a killer robot addicted to drugs that only you can provide, they'd literally do anything you tell them

[@gavincarothers595]

Just watching old films being Robocop 1 & 2 , 🔙 then when Stop Motion effects was good and still is better than CGI.

[@redlangley02]

more dangerous than Adam smasher, one bad day with revenge against RoboCop.

[@tun-tunninc.6492]

Wasn't there a different backstory for Cain? I remember seeing pics of him wearing a black gown and a fez hat or something?

[@CloneScavengerVulpin8389]

Robocop proved he wasn't obsolete.

[@johnwinthrop214]

Caine for President 2024

[@ha4e52]

I always wonder which criminal gang would win, Boddicker and his gang from the first film or Cain and his gang.

[@ericjpdt]

I think Cain's gang is more powerfull and wiser. Boddicker has a bunch of idiotic thugs around him. In fact,he was the only member of that gang who has a brain

[@darrellking7831]

Did this movie predict designer drugs? Meth?

[@kytim89]

Yes.

[@BEAVISKORNHOLIO69]

I'd like to see Robo Cain make a return in the next Robocop movie he was awesome maybe Robocain can control an army of ED-209's

[@TekkaSage]

They never showed what happened to Robocain's body. If they were to make a robocop 4 they could put a new brain in it.

[@CoolGobyFish]

@@TekkaSage the next logical step is to start producing new cyborgs using "volunteers" from US soldiers that died in some new oil war. they go insane for obvious reasons, forcing OCP to bring back the original Robocop out of storage.

[@TekkaSage]

@@CoolGobyFish they did that movie. It was called Universal Soldier.

[@CoolGobyFish]

@@TekkaSageyes, idea is the same, but it didn't have satire, social commentary and cool robots

[@Darke68297]

I think the latest Robocop game may shock some you...

[@neilredmond8296]

Robocop versus ed209 versus cain versus bone machine. Robocop prime directives volume 2.comeing to blueray and dvd soon.

[@lukedraper4100]

They are all on tubi

[@clarenceabrams546]

as far as her erasing his memory, she only erased his memory of her kill him, she said it herself. re-watch the scene after they removed him brain.

[@biostemm]

I wonder why RoboCain didn't try to return to his old manufacturing facility, though...

[@msscott22]

He was only allowed to go where OCP would let him. He was a leashed dog.

[@biostemm]

@@msscott22 But we know Can could defy their orders, like he did at the presentation. Maybe it was a matter of the drug literally being in front of him, as opposed to being in some facility that may or may not be operating anymore or whose memories may or may not have been wiped...

[@msscott22]

@@biostemm I think that was probably Cain's moment of clarity. Saw the remote in Faxx's hand and was like, go time.

[@pkvanderzee6226]

The whole ultimate drug scenario called 'Nuke" alone would not only given him a monopoly position ..it would made him more rich than the Queen and would made him a God...imagine

[@MilkoMilkovicz]

Untill now, i do not know how did they do CGI Face of Cain. what technologies and computers were used for it.

[@b_side8669]

Imagine if Clarence bodicker’s gang & Cain’s gang joined forces holy shit that would make for a great comic

[@Demonmixer]

Murphy shot them all before the sequel though...

[@b_side8669]

@@Demonmixer I’m saying like if they didn’t die & had known one another before hand comic wise

[@Demonmixer]

@@b_side8669 I don't think they'd have got on. Boddikker's boys would have bullied the fuck out of Cain and his mob.

[@mikeferro7879]

They cant erase memory or Murphy would never have been able to remember his past;all they can do is suppress it.with cains altered brain chemistry its likely it drove him even crazier

[@javiersantanaaviles5885]

8:50 When you can´t defeat the body, just defeat the brain

[@polloduh]

Hey, we got one of those buildings, in Houston

[@Loader2K1]

_RoboCop 2_ was FILMED in Houston.

[@Horus4302]

When will they ever learn to not use live ammo during their presentations? 😂

[@langbo9999]

10:05 Well she backstab him Of course I want Revenge.

[@kenneyshepard4511]

I just realized that this is the inspiration for Command & Conquers Cain. Their stories are way to similar to be coincidence.

[@TheFactorySealedCollector.]

They couldn’t have erased his memories if that new heightened neurons then his brain would remembered its effects why he freaked out for.

[@Raynor1052000]

Was this narration created by AI or was it completely done by the narrator?

[@dennisgreene4232]

The narrator