FIRST TIME WATCHING | RoboCop (1987) | Movie Reaction | I'd Buy That For A Dollar!

[@hanng1242]

I think, "Bitches, leave," is more iconic than "I'd buy that for a dollar." Also ED209 is ridiculously bad; what kind of brain dead engineer build an urban combat robot that cannot navigate stairs?

[@stanleyteriaca2184]

Also, what programmer programmed ED209? They forgotten to test ALL the command lists before arming it.

[@johnmccarron7066]

The kind who planned on a shit ton of maintenance contracts after they were sold. A crappy defense system is a moneymaker for the manufacturer.

[@kemmdog4444]

ED-209 is like a classic Doctor Who Dalek.

[@rnw2739]

@@kemmdog4444 No its not....classic Doctor Who Daleks went upstairs...you obviously didn't see 'Remembrance of the Daleks' (1988).

[@kemmdog4444]

@@rnw2739 I have but wasn’t thinking about it.🤣

[@danielsarn3823]

The dark humour in this film is always perfectly timed and never feels out of place. The social commentary is also really humorous. A truly great film and an 80's classic.

[@johnrife7134]

There's a name for that. It's called satire. Just like starship troopers. Also directed by Paul Verhoven.

[@oobrocks]

The "social commentary" isn't meant to be funny

[@johnrife7134]

@Outlaw you're not too sharp are you?

[@Guiltyconscience83]

Yea Paul verhoven does that in a lot of his movies. Starship troopers a prime example as well.

[@dallesamllhals9161]

@@oobrocks Oh YES it is!

[@MarshaLove0723]

I like to tell people my ED-209 story when they watch RoboCop the first time: I saw this movie opening weekend with some friends in Hollywood. They had a full-size ED-209 roped-off in the lobby. We got as close as possible to it, marvelling at its size and detail. After the movie, we were practically hugging the walls to keep as far away as possible on our way out.

[@MrsMovies]

What a great story!! Also what a cool theater prop! Thanks for sharing!

[@ALJ9000]

“You now have 15 seconds to comply.”

[@bekindandrewind1422]

Theater in Hollywood, that might have been the actual prop from the movie..

[@glennwelsh9784]

The toxic waste part is still one of the most gruesome things I've ever seen in a movie.

[@manie936ify]

My first nightmare scene as a kid was the toxic waste one... Now as an adult i laugh my ass of when the 'Dont touch me' line is reed 😅

[@Sabowie]

HeeEeLP MeeEEEEEeeee...... UUUUUAAAAAAAAAAGH!!!!!!!

[@solblackguy]

Eyeball scene in Hostel is a top contender

[@chiefsteps-in-poo8447]

I like when the car hits him you don't metal bending or bones breaking. All you hear is "SPLAT".

[@NFLGuru22]

Oh my man, you haven't seen House of a Thousand Corpses, The Devil's Rejects, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and many other movies then.. it is kind of gross though.

[@juan.nassiff]

You showed your wife the directors cut, what a great man you are, I also showed that version to my mother, she said that time "I don't remember it to be that bloody" when mr Kinney is shot by the ED-209.

[@jimtatro6550]

Clarence Boddicker, Hannibal Lector and Darth Vader are my three favorite villains ever. “Bitches leave.” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👍

[@m.s.ferreiragames4031]

Robocop still holds up to this day. The perfect blend of story, action, violence and social satire.

[@vincecommando7575]

I wish they never remade it. The new version doesn't hold up as well. As of course remakes seldom do. I try not to blame the actors or even the budget for the reasons why it wasn't as good. Mostly the director and writer wouldn't as effective as the original film was.

[@danh8804]

If she hadn't answered "yeah you know me" I might have cried Really think Peter Weller doesn't get enough credit for this performance. He manages to stay on just the right line of showing and withholding emotion. The way he stops Lewis coming up behind him with that soft "leave me alone"... that actually gets me sometimes EDIT: Also the wry, "they'll fix you. They fix everything"

[@Retrostar619]

That line "they'll fix you. They fix everything" is so great. Sums up how even though RoboCop won a personal victory, the city remains corrupt AF.

[@vincecommando7575]

Peter Weller should have been more of a force in Hollywood. I heard in an 80's interview that he hated the attitude of so many people in Hollywood at that time. He felt very out of place there. Which is why he chose to do smaller films. That allowed him to still act and not deal with too many egos from actors and directors. He was also a college professor at Syracuse University for a time while getting his Master of Arts degree there.

[@kingfield99]

I feel like the sound-design in this movie never gets the praise it deserves, the way ED209 growls like a lion when aggressive and then squeals like a pig when distressed is awesome and weird in a way only 80's films were.

[@swish007]

yep and the sound effects for robocop's movements (and in the voice) combined with weller's wonderful mime-work helped make robocop such a legendary character

[@SBaby]

It's actually the noise a deer makes when it's distressed. You almost never hear it because being a prey animal, deer are usually killed quickly by predators, or the kill is too far away for any sound to be picked up. But there are youtube videos showing them making the sound. Why that sound? I have no idea. But this is the same guy that presented the idea of human eyes popping out of their sockets in Mars' atmosphere to the audience.

[@HellBrYnger]

also goes "pfffffrrrrt" like a horse when its head is missing ;D

[@MWSin1]

And the music: Fanfare in G# for trumpets and power hammer.

[@magus104]

yea the nintendo quality sound effects are amazing......

[@shainewhite2781]

13:14, the gun that RoboCop uses is a modified Beratta 93R automatic.

[@TheMtVernonKid]

One of my favorite 80s movies and as a child of the 80s still is

[@e.x.watson9997]

Robocop is such an interesting movie this lady couldn't help but quietly watch through most of it. It's in my top 5.

[@sedawk]

"That's no way to talk to Jesus". If there were "reactor awards" that comment would be nominated for one of the best in 2021.

[@mrhippo2874]

When I was growing up and my parents were going to a dinner party or something, we'd stop by the video store to rent something for me to watch. When i rented Robocop, my mom came into the living room as they were leaving right at the first car chase. "Oh! This is just like the westerns I watched growing up!" Bobby goes through the windshield. "Maybe not exactly like them"

[@tenchraven]

Weller is such an underrated actor in terms of his physicality. His training as a mime shows here. The gun spinning thing was actually his idea- it's an actual part of his skill set. As far as bad guys, Clarence. Menacing but also not a mastermind type. And now, when I see That 70s Show, I hear "can you fly, Eric?".

[@Mauther]

It certainly ups Red's intimidation factor. I just want someone to redub an episode with Red walking in on the teens and declaring "Bitches, leave."

[@nooneofimportance2110]

Remember Red Foreman's catchphrase is "You dumb ass" and Clarence's is "You stupid, stupid asshole" Think about it. Clarence IS Eric 20 years later.

[@bemasaberwyn55]

Funnily enough both Kurtwood, Peter Weller, Miguel Ferrer and Ronny Cox were all in Star Trek(some more than once)

[@TheZapan99]

Weller trained with a tai chi master to create Robocop's gait and moves.

[@KevinStriker]

I love the glasses for Clarence, which are an aesthetic touch from director Paul Verhoeven as an allusion to Heinrich Himmler, giving him a unique sort of evil presence.

[@themoviedealers]

You guys were ON FIRE in this one. "That's no way to talk to Jesus ". Top tier riffing!

[@misterprickly]

To this day, I wonder how ED 209 was supposed to *apprehend* someone. Notice how Murphy's voice loses it's mechanical tone as he regains his humanity. By the end of the film, his voice is completely human.

[@happyapple4269]

Dont think it was . Dick jones says he had a guaranteed military sale with Ed.209. Was probably designed for a battlefield.

[@misterprickly]

@@happyapple4269 I see that but still... The idea of that hulking monstrosity, putting the cuffs on someone is kinda hard to believe.

[@milescoburn1845]

@@happyapple4269 And Dick outright said it didn't matter if it worked or not. They were going to make their money selling it to the government. Where something doesn't have to work.

[@tanelviil9149]

You f people stop suggesting stupid lame movies from the f 80s... who are the people who suggest this?? Some 40 to 60 year old loser lonely men??? Stop it you weirdos ...There are only some good movies from the 80s... everything else is crap. There are way better movies from the 90s, early 2000 and some even after 2010 ...

[@theshade6176]

@@tanelviil9149 Why so butthurt kiddo? Who hurt you?

[@stefanforrer2573]

my favourite villain is probably emil.. his ark is just horrifying.. he goes from having a terrible motorcycle accident to having his new car blown up to his skin melting off to having his organs liquified all over a car 😂

[@w1975b]

Joe (hyena laugh) was the black guy whose new car got blown up by Clarence.

[@evilalex87]

Cult classic, great story, great costume, core, practical effects, Action and Soundtrack, one of my favorite films

[@ohauss]

The only thing that gets me every time, having lived in Dallas for several years, is how you can look (and fall) out of an office window in Detroit onto a downtown Dallas scenery...

[@krono5el]

This movie had some of the coolest action figures growing up : D

[@Mugenstylo]

I just got my NECA RoboCop figure last month and I'm loving it.

[@coreyhendricks9490]

This is the greatest action film of all time

[@vwlssnvwls3262]

I love that you admit you would look down as well! :D "I'll buy that for a dollar!" is the dumbest line ever... that I have been repeating since 1987. :D

[@jeffburnham6611]

I liked how Dick Jones said the ED-209 was programmed for "urban pacification", but it couldn't do stairs. I guess they expected a lot of open street and parking ramp encounters lol.

[@TheKyrix82]

Delta City would have lots of freight elevators

[@milescoburn1845]

Its size would have precluded it from going inside many buildings. Dick Jones was looking to sell it to the military. Cue the cash falling from the skies.

[@Quetzen]

My initial train of thought is that they wouldn't 'need' to go up and down stairs as this would allow felons to kite them away. Delta City looked like a three dimensional enough city that every 'floor' would be outfitted with multiple of them. If someone jumped down stairs to hide fro them, they'd have another one to deal with instead.

[@offbrandsoup980]

It’s funny I used to think robocop was a great sci-fi fiction film but nowadays all we need is a robocop to make it reality

[@orlandoaugustostock839]

This movie revolutionized cinema in 1987 with an original script and innovative special effects!

[@bekindandrewind1422]

32:06 -- Actor Ray Wise didn't get to see Emil in his prosthetics and makeup until that moment.. His reaction is 100% genuine..

[@KC1976fromDetroit]

Rob Bottin did the make-up effects for Robocop. You've seen his amazing practical effects work before in John Carpenter's "The Thing" and other classic 80's sci-fi/horror films. The original design for Robocop's suit was more like Judge Dredd's from the comics, it was changed for legal reasons. Great reaction guys!

[@kylereese4822]

Fun fact... Arnold was to play Robocop but the suit would not fit.... ps there is a deep fake of Arnold on youtube.. :)

[@tyrongkojy]

That and Weller couldn't move for shit in the original designs.

[@tanelviil9149]

You f people stop suggesting stupid lame movies from the f 80s... who are the people who suggest this?? Some 40 to 60 year old loser lonely men??? Stop it you weirdos ...There are only some good movies from the 80s... everything else is crap. There are way better movies from the 90s, early 2000 and some even after 2010 ...

[@daveofthedead2453]

@@tanelviil9149 dude shut up.

[@brandoncollins1225]

@@tanelviil9149 Go home, toddler. This channel is for grown-ups.

[@jimkata77]

"That's no way to talk to Jesus." Dude, I just about died laughing from that line. 🤣

[@RaefonB]

Same!

[@ClaytonMacleod]

😂

[@waterbeauty85]

13:43 The driving scenes had to be shot with Peter Weller wearing just the upper part of the Robocop costume because he couldn't fit in the driver's seat with the full costume. 22:30 Because director Paul Verhoeven is Dutch and the director of photography is German, they didn't realize how offensive the term "b1tch" is to Americans, so they continually referred to these two actresses as "the b1tches" as they directed the scene, and Kurtwood Smith and Miquel Ferrer were laughing their heads off between takes. Frank Miller's "Robocop vs. Terminator" graphic novel mini-series actually makes ED-209 kind of lovable. It describes it as "ED-209. Not very smart, but very hard working, and very sincere." Fun fact: the cops in this movie wear Responder tactical boots by Rainier Sports. I used to own a pair. Very comfortable and great ankle support. Clarence is my favorite villain in the movie - I liked his swagger and the fact that Kurtwood Smith explained that Clarence saw himself as a revolutionary, not just a criminal. Emile's death getting partially dissolved by toxic waste then splattered by the car is my favorite death.

[@tehpickle1250]

While there’s a ton of good choices, this is so so easily my favourite action film of the 80s. Great sound design, great effects, and the satirical TV stuff is pitch perfect. Two very disparate things always stuck with me: that awesome bass drone during the store robbery scene that drops after the clothesline into the fridge. Perfectly timed eargasm material. And melty toxic waste Emil remains to this day one of the most horrific things I’ve ever seen.

[@teresaluz975]

I saw RoboCop when I was 6yro. I loved it then, I still love it now. My comfort movie, my first hero. I love the theme of the man trapped in the machine. I love Murphy so much.

[@JonPaulMaki]

Dick's death was the most satisfying, and entertaining, with those weirdly long arms flailing as he fell. This originally received an X rating for violence. The conference room shooting scene went on for another 30-90 seconds (I forget how much longer, exactly, but it was a lot longer) and left the guy even more of a bloody mess. Once that was edited down they got an R rating. One thing Peter Weller liked about the suit was that he could wear headphones under the helmet, so he was frequently listening to music on his Walkman during filming. If I remember correctly, in the warehouse scene when he first goes after Clarence he was listening to "Red Rain" by Peter Gabriel.

[@themaxterz0169]

I legit cannot imagine the film with those 30-90 extra seconds, it wouldve def lowered the pace and therefore quality imo

[@whirl3690]

This IS the cut with the extensive conference room shooting.

[@vwlssnvwls3262]

I saw this in the theater in high school. I loved it! The cars the police use were the next year model Ford, so they looked futuristic, because no cars were shaped like that at the time, and they were not available yet. I always loved how well Kurtwood Smith played his character, it felt good to hate and love a villain that much.

[@randall-king]

Yes, I remember how futuristic this movie looked when it came out. I think that’s lost on someone reacting to it now.

[@misschiefmanager6670]

I am so jealous! I was only seven when this movie came out, but I sure as hell saw it in 1988 with my dad! LOL. This film is in my top three, but I would have loved to have been a teen (or a TWEEN) when this was released.

[@jssonstillwell3243]

Clarence is the best villain, in fact before he became the dad on That 70's Show, he was a great villain in a number of mov>es.

[@ryanclark6402]

24:10 “He’s like River.” This is the weird Goldilocks moment when someone hits on an outstanding, insightful reference that couldn’t possibly have been achieved by watching things chronologically but strikes home to those who did.

[@kadawg13]

the movements remind me of the "gun-kata" from Equilibrium with Christian Bale.

[@thehoogard]

@@kadawg13 that's a movie I wished they'd react to. A guilty pleasure of mine :)

[@Ycekhold]

Me likie Summer Glau.

[@ericcrittendon330]

Clarence Boddicker was a great villain. RIP( REST IN PIECES)

[@tiredoffools8929]

"Oooooo Arnold" - Mrs. Movies Reaction hasn't begun yet and tears of joy are already in my eyes. You are the best! Oh and Yes.. Mr. Movie sure does knows how to pick them.

[@Redd21481]

"Who's gonna run the Hooker's in DeltaLand." LMFAO that was so good. Keep up the great work you two lol good show.

[@Redd21481]

Right on 😀

[@oldcdog91]

You should check out “The Last Boy Scout”, Bruce Willis & Damon Wayans. Some great one-liners 😉

[@darrenjackson7166]

What would he do?.... Kill everyone then smoke some cigarettes

[@milescoburn1845]

@@darrenjackson7166 Shit, we're being beat up by the guy who invented Scrabble.

[@-M0LE]

I think that film should have been a die hard it was perfect

[@tanelviil9149]

You f people stop suggesting stupid lame movies from the f 80s... who are the people who suggest this?? Some 40 to 60 year old loser lonely men??? Stop it you weirdos ...There are only some good movies from the 80s... everything else is crap. There are way better movies from the 90s, early 2000 and some even after 2010 ...

[@sirmang9032]

"I swear to Christ if I survive this Fing case, I'm gonna dance a jig." "You know for a dancer, he's one hell of a detective!"

[@JW666]

Even though ED-209 has some flaws, he's still awesome and is one of the most iconic characters in pop culture! The actor playing Dick did a great job with the character who's more of a typical higher up corporate villain you would mostly see in the cyberpunk-genre, but Kurtwood Smith really nails the role as Clarence Boddicker, his performance is really memorable! Btw, the secretary in purple actually became Kurtwood's wife ;) =)

[@SaRENRampaiger]

I LOLed when Ed-209 roared like a lion before blasting Kenny after his 15 seconds to comply response.

[@yaburnt9754]

This is the first R rated movie i ever went to see atvthe theater,imagine my 17 year old self seeing so Much violence on a big screen ,fond memories :)

[@brandoncollins1225]

My Mom took me to see this when I was 9. That woman was amazing.

[@MrsMovies]

A great mom!

[@frankthespank]

28:46 Fun fact: That’s Kurtwood Smith’s (Clarence Boddiker) wife in real life. They are still married today 😘

[@AdhamOhm]

"What's Directive 4?" "It's classified." She says it like she's in on the secret.

[@Gooseman2k2]

"you down with ocp?" "yea you know me" She is DEF a keeper!!!

[@slothkng]

Him catching the keys was the hardest thing to film in the entire movie reportedly

[@andrewblanchard2398]

it took some many takes they had to change film reels 🎥 in the camera

[@bravo1495]

You: "that looks like Red" Me: "that looks like the bad guy from Robocop" Lol the benefits of my dad letting me watch whatever violent adult themed movies I wanted when I was still single digits in age 😂🤣 Also, notice the irony...their answer to crime is a cyborg that destroys the city as much as Stallone in Demolition Man hahaha freakin politicians and executives 🤣 But common sense aside, I grew up in this era of movies and I still love this shit!!! P.S. I laughed my ass off at "That's no way to talk to Jesus"

[@PrivateCustard]

Fun fact - 22:05 the guy dancing with his face right up close to the camera.......Paul Verhoeven.

[@9Tailsfan]

Fun fact. The blonde female news anchor in the green dress is Leeza Gibbons! In real life she was a co -host on Entertainment Tonight.

[@ryanh603]

The one I’ve been waiting for since it was announced. This is one of my all time favorite films since childhood. This movie is the reason I became a huge Verhoeven fan. According to the making of documentaries, Arnold Schwarzenegger was considered to be RoboCop but his body size alone would have made the robo suit much huger, as to why the filmmakers went with a slim actor such as Peter Weller.

[@shainewhite2781]

The Future Of Law Enforcement! Several actors were considered for the lead: Armand Assante Arnold Schwarzenegger Michael Ironside Rutger Hauer Sylvester Stallone, but they all turned it down due to their equally large frames. Later Weller was cast and lost 10 lbs a day from wearing the suit. The stop motion animation effects were done by Phil Tippet, whom did VFX work for Star Wars, and JURASSIC PARK as he won Best Visual Effects for both films

[@jacksonmay153]

Rutger Hauer would have been interesting

[@judsongaiden9878]

Just like Michael Biehn with Kyle Reese, NO ONE could have embodied Alex Murphy or Robocop quite like Peter Weller (who was also awesome in 'Sceamers').

[@milescoburn1845]

Large frame, Sylvester Stallone? All 5' 10" of him?

[@judsongaiden9878]

@@milescoburn1845 Average height, above average muscle.

[@andrewblanchard2398]

PHIL , THERE WERE RAPTORS IN THE KITCHEN , IN THE GODDAMN KITCHEN !

[@pleutron]

Seen this when it first came to VHS when I was a kid. I still use the "I'd buy that for a dollar" line all these years later.

[@chiefsteps-in-poo8447]

Did anyone notice that in the commercial about the board game, the name of the game is NUKE EM and the drug in pt. 2 is called Nuke?

[@bobriemersma]

"I'd buy that for a dollar!" was cribbed from "The Marching Morons."

[@SuperPrinnyDood]

Wasn't it originally, "I'd buy that for a quarter"?

[@bobriemersma]

@@SuperPrinnyDood Inflation.

[@MoeMoon]

Aren't we all Marching Morons?

[@-M0LE]

This and even the sequel and the modern remake were all great This one particular is a man film classic We will watch this a million times and again

[@justine_holloway]

Fantastic film, memorable villians, top-notch satire, great one-liners, and entertaining comic-book type violence. The only scene that is genuinely disturbing is the killing of Murphy of course. And the whole issue of what remains of Robocop's humanity lends the moral/emotional dimension.

[@Guiltyconscience83]

Ed 209s only weakness… a flight of stairs. for some reason he starts making pig noises when confronted with them.

[@zardox78]

2:16 "What year are we in?" It is the year nineteen eighty-future, where artificial hearts are mass-produced by Yamaha, and small-business downtown storefronts are lined with brand new analog TVs. This movie is so '80s, even the male news anchor is wearing a suit with shoulder-pads.

[@halloweenlivesforever2227]

Shit I love Kurtwood Smith. He played Clarence so well and then seeing him play Red Foreman, He is a LEGEND..

[@SkullAngel002]

Coincidentally, Arnold was originally cast as Robocop but had to be replaced because they had trouble getting him into the Robo suit. When they did get him in, it just looked too weird considering his buff physique.

[@ryanh603]

Thankfully Arnold was such a fan that he recruited Paul Verhoeven to direct Total Recall.

[@My-Name-Isnt-Important]

Arnold wasn't originally cast. The suit wasn't made until Weller already got the role, since it would have to be tailor made for the actor. Arnold was busy with Commando, early on during pre-production of RoboCop. Also, RoboCop originally was meant to be a Judge Dredd film, but copyright and other legal issues forced the change, and an entirely new screenplay had to be written.

[@MrBoyYankee]

The receptionist that kept "Clarence's" gum. Is Kurtwood Smith's wife in real life. So in reality she did fit him in. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@petersmith6513]

There's actually two actors in this movie that are in Dexter. Ronny Cox played the Tooth Fairy serial killer and Peter Weller played the private investigator Liddy.

[@sergt3853]

With great power comes great electricity bills.

[@milescoburn1845]

Great reactions, guys! I especially like the River reference! Favorite villain death, Dick Jones. Because he's, well, a Dick. The one thing I can never get over is how different Kurtwood Smith is between Clarence Boddiker and Red Forman. And he does a great job in both roles.

[@alucard624]

Kurtwood is such a great actor. Love him in just about anything he's in.

[@baronvg]

25:28 Okay, you win. I literally LOL’ed at that joke.

[@vagabond142]

29:39 There is a type of putty in the special effects business known as "Modeling Putty" or "Mehron Putty," as Mehron makes a cubic ton of the stuff and is one of the biggest makers of it. What they did was have Peter Weller wear a special type of bald cap that was glued to his skin so that it didn't move, and went over his hair, ears, and down to his collar. They then put a silicon prosthetic, namely the head circuits and neck, which you can see if you look closely at the moment you finish asking how they did the effect is obviously hand painted and fits tight to under his chin. From there, they built up a "flare" of "skin" using the putty and shaped it over parts of the prosthetic that had ridges meant to hold the putty, and then applied some serious blending skills on the putty with makeup to match his natural skin tone. The same type of material and blending effects are in use today, which is why some actors need to be at the makeup trailer at like 3 or 4 AM for an 8 AM start as they need to give the makeup people enough time to build the makeup day after day. The two biggest examples of putty, blending, and prosthetics I can think of in recent times are Stellan Skarsgard as Baron Harkonnen from Dune, and both Dave Bautista as Drax and Jennifer Lawrence as Mystique from GotG and X-Men respectively. In fact, JLaw had to be at the makeup trailer at 2 AM for 8 AM starts when she had full body shots to do, as it took 6 hours to get her into the skinsuit, color and blend her face, and then place each scale of her makeup one at a time, in exact positions. It's one of the reasons she bowed out of the X-Men movies after Dark Phoenix as it was taking a toll on her mentally and physically.

[@MrsMovies]

Holy moly thanks for the fun facts about practical effects!

[@stuoxen]

'That's no way to talk to Jesus!" ... Wurd! :) Great film.

[@ryanthompson1244]

Fun fact: The Robocop actor (Peter Weller) didn't fit in the cop car with the full Robocop suit on. During driving scenes he wore only the top half of his suit and only underwear on his bottom half. They used clever cuts and editing tricks to make it seem like he is wearing the whole suit when he exits the car

[@formdusktilldeath]

I love the toxic waste death scene! Just hilarious!

[@jmag579]

28:34 If anyone didn’t know already, that is the late great Eddie Van Halen

[@robertjewell9727]

Should I share this with my pal Nancy who played Lewis? I say yes.

[@biguy617]

She is an awesome underrated strong female character

[@quixote6942]

The Original Screenplay, Setting and Robocop Character was Based on a 2000 AD Comic Strip Called "Judge Dredd". In the Future the Police were Replaced by a new form of Law Enforcement called "Judges". They were Cops that were also Judge, Jury and Executioners, and their Best One was Judge Joseph Dredd. He Only took his Helmet off Twice during the Entire Series... Once wearing a Face Changing Disguise, and the Other was Qhen he Finally took "The Long Walk (Retirement).. But only Part of his Face. They Kept changing enough about the Judge Dredd Script until they Came up with "Robocop". The 1995 version (with Stallone was a Campy, Over-The-Top "Adam West version of" Batman Compared to the Comic, but the 2012 version of "Dredd" was more in line with the Comic 2012's "Dredd "is Also a Good Movie to check out.

[@rendevera3134]

I loved this movie so much as a kid I saved up for an Ed209 toy. It was as useful as the fictional machine it was based on. But I loved it anyway.

[@SandmanGotBeer]

Fun fact: Dick Jones' secretary, whom Clarence is creepy with is played by Kurtwood Smith (Clarence boddicker)'s real life wife.

[@jmhaces]

I always loved the implication that somebody working at OCP literally sat down and decided to program ED-209 to make weird noises in specific situations and downloaded crap like lion's roars and babies crying into its memory banks. Since I was a kid and watched this movie for the first time back in the day, I've often wondered what other batshit crazy sounds it had available.

[@iapetusmccool]

Well, people did that sort of thing for real with ringtones and custom Windows sounds.

[@Harkness78]

It's meant to be metallic screeching, not the actual noise of a pig or lion. They couldn't computer generate sound effects in the 80s so in most cases they had to use natural sounds and filter/combine them.

[@soultraveller5027]

The director who did this was also the director of. Starship trooper. And Das Boot many other movies

[@pokeygorilla9368]

I do a lot of loading trucks and lifting heavy stuff in my line of work. So when something is particularly difficult to move, I will say "Dead or Alive, you're coming with me" to pump me up.

[@MrsMovies]

This is hilarious!

[@bekindandrewind1422]

29:00 -- Kurtwood Smith met his wife on the set.. That's her.. They're still married.. Guess she fit him in after all...

[@baronvg]

This movie traumatized me as a kid. The level of brutality and violence and gore was something my lil’ 8 year old eyes had never seen 🤣 The 80s were a special time, that’s for damns sure. But I feel I’m mostly well adjusted now at age 40

[@brianm22]

Same here. I was 8 when I saw it. Back in the late 80’s. Remember for years I would have dreams about Alex Murphy coming out of the Robocop suit and he was healthy and had all of the limbs.

[@judsongaiden9878]

Violence makes the mind strong. Peace is a lie. There is only PASSION! *}:-D*

[@-M0LE]

You obviously never saw faces of death on internet

[@tehpickle1250]

Same age here too. Emil emerging howling from the toxic waste left an indelible mark on my mind as a kid.

[@wolf99000]

Right there with you I watched this movie being way to young and the part of the guy in toxic waste kept me awake for months same as the Murphy death scene I still have trouble watching those parts because of that even now I am much older

[@tomdalsin5175]

Paul Verhoeven's sci-fi action trio (Robocop, Total Recall, Starship Troopers) were brilliant film making. All three were infinitely quotable meme fuel. All three were visceral and disturbing nihilistic dystopias, loaded with social commentary. If you notice, all three ended up spawning sequels, remakes and/or other products. They're extremely creative.

[@christopheryochum3602]

That was a lot of fun. Been waiting for you to do one of the classics Mom's kind of settled in. Was watching her face for any reaction to Lewis pounding the miscreant at the beginning of the movie...nothing. She's officially an old hand now. Maybe it's not "I'll be back," but I laugh every time I hear "Your move, creep," or "Stay out of trouble." :)

[@DafyddBrooks]

I'm glad you guys watched the uncut version 5:55

[@15blackshirt]

Arnold starred in a different dystopian sci-fi action satire, The Running Man; there are numerous comics and videogames that have RoboCop face the Terminator, including the latest Mortal Kombat; RoboCop uses a modified Beretta 93 burst fire pistol, and the villains use Barrett M82 .50BMG rifles

[@fjparasite1172]

Rambo/Stallone too.

[@silvervalleystudios2486]

Running Man was awesome. It predicted reality tv.

[@dbsti3006]

The best part of this movie is when you see Murphy peer through his broken visor with his right eye. His humanity kicked in.

[@wampa25]

4:42 - Funny you should say that. Phil Tippet, the effects artist that did the stop motion animation for The Empire Strikes Back and Return Of The Jedi, did the stop motion animation for RoboCop. 10:38 - Apparently, Murphy speeds away from his house every morning in reverse. 21:51 - Again, funny you should say that. That's his Friendship in Mortal Kombat 11.

[@andrewblanchard2398]

PHIL , THERE WERE RAPTORS IN THE KITCHEN , IN THE GODDAMN KITCHEN !

[@michaelmiller44820]

Favorite Villain = Clarence J. Boddicker Favorite Kill (by ED-209) = Mr. Kinney -- That poor bastard!!! "You call THAT a glitch!?!" Favorite Kill (by RoboCop) = Dick Jones Favorite Kill (by Clarence) = Emil Antonowsky Favorite Kill (by Lewis) = Leon Nash "RoboCop" is on my Top 5 All-Time Favorite Movies list... Has been a favorite of mine since I saw it in the theater as a teenager! Damn near a perfect movie! ❤ Also: What do "Friday the 13th: Part 3" and ED-209 have in common? I love 'em and Mrs. Movies hates 'em! 😞😁

[@josephstalin9139]

Frank Miller's style of writing initially inspired this movie's concept & tone, all in all, a specific seminal comic book of his written in 1986.

[@-sollarz]

Such a Gory film which was also advertised at kids with toys and stuff i had the 12 inch figure with removable arms and gun compartment in his leg gotta love the 80s/90.

[@tomh779]

One of my favorite movie endings ever!

[@Xantaxia]

The secretary that can keep the gum is actually Kurtwood Smith's wife.

[@gallendugall8913]

What made this movie so great? Mimes! No one was more surprised than me. A great mime created the movements used for Robocop and brought to life a pile of fiberglass costuming.

[@anthonyclark9441]

You guys were watching the right version too. American classic, that never should've been remade.

[@jokester4824]

Fun fact: the secretary around the 28:50 mark is actually the actor who plays Clarences wife in real life, they met on set and have been together ever since. Can't wait for saving private ryan reaction

[@MrsMovies]

Thanks for the fun fact. Also Saving Private Ryan was so good!

[@jokester4824]

@@MrsMovies glad you finally got to watch it. I honestly think it's the greatest film ever made, there's so many great films that I've seen but SPR just stands out on how real the film feels

[@jmag579]

22:54 You gotta admit, that is one classy looking grenade 🧐✨💫

[@mikefarnsworth772]

Robocop is human on the inside, machine on the outside. Terminator is machine on the inside, human on the outside.

[@andreluizftorres8114]

Yeah, perfect!

[@spikedpsycho2383]

Trivia: - 35:03 Dick Jones death was done with a stop motion puppet. Actor Ronny Cox was too old for the stunt himself and a stunt double wouldn't look convincing, since the movie used lots of stop motion anyway. - The RoboCop suit was so hot and heavy that Peter Weller was losing 3 lbs a day from water loss. Eventually, an air conditioner hose was installed in the suit. - Because the hands of the RoboCop suit were made of foam rubber, the car keys would bounce off of Peter Weller's hand every time he attempted to catch them. The production took up to 50 takes and an entire day's worth of filming before finally getting the shot right. - In the hostage scene at the city mayor office, as RoboCop is walking toward the roomthe infrared heat vision mode was actually executed using fluorescent body paint on (nude) actors and a black light. Paul Verhoeven says that he thought this technique would be cheaper than getting an actual infrared spectrometer camera.

[@robertsims7828]

Fun fact 28:48 he was actually acting talking to his actual wife in this scene.

[@emmanuelharris6445]

Wait. You mean both Kurtwood Smith & Nancy Allen are actually married in real life?

[@lordheru1]

Omg!!!!! Brooklyn here!!!!! 1. Saw this on the first day it came out. 2 i'd buy that for a dollar!!!!! Classic line!!💝📺

[@Trademarc1977]

Love this film--cool that you watched the unrated cut. Peter Weller actually did have to take off the lower half of his robo suit in order to fit in the police car. 22:06-22:07 director Paul Verhoeven cameo, filling the frame as crazy dancing dude.