Foreign Girls React | RoboCop | First Time Watch

[@andrescastro5520]

Fun Fact: The actor who played the villain Clarence Boddicker and the actress who played the secretary he harassed in the movie got married in real life.

[@clarencewalker3925]

And thirty-six years later they're still married.

[@shaunwoo]

That is crazy trivia. Had no idea. Awesome!

[@TAURON85]

Yep, that was news to me as well! Thank you!

[@keithnphx63]

Oh wow! Cool fact!

[@darthdracul8372]

Talk about a twist of irony

[@slowbro1337]

"Will he turn into the monster later?" "No i think he will be dead"😂

[@0okamino]

Me: “Later? Emil was already a monster.” 😄

[@KHAOE1]

That was hilarious

[@vasectomyfail442]

I want them to react to Toxic Avenger now.

[@INFERIORMARCH]

@@vasectomyfail442🤘YES👍

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

Context: One phone call is considered a right of everyone arrested in the United States. That's why Boddicker can act arrogant and demand it.

[@Movie.Munchies]

Thank you for explaining this!

[@Sentry751]

It's not a right. Most people like to assume it is from seeing it in movies and tv shows.

[@Levitiy]

​@@Sentry751 Kind of true. Mostly it's just to contact a lawyer, which is the actual right. Every arrestee eventually does.

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

@@Sentry751Assumption is all that a right comes from.

[@30noir]

@@LevitiyNo, you do have that right and while you can use it to contact an attorney that doesn't have to be the purpose of the call and you may make multiple phonecalls to inform people of your arrest (unless you're arrested for terrorism).

[@lilshells313]

“Someone get a paramedic in here” “He’s already dead?! He got shot 100 times”. So funny. Loving your reactions. Thank you. 😊

[@0okamino]

In addition to the amount of rounds fired, that is ammo which was even damaging Robocop. I’m quite sure CPR or anything else wasn’t going to help Kinney.

[@roberthuffer6591]

@0okamino. To paraphrase Donut Operator: “There is no point in giving CPR to spaghetti!”

[@0okamino]

@@roberthuffer6591 Then again, I think the spaghetti might have a better chance. Plus, you get the sheer fun of performing CPR on spaghetti.

[@TheKyrix82]

Allegedly, there was a take where he was heard moaning after that, obviously still alive

[@ALJ9000]

@@TheKyrix82 From Naked Gun: “Fortunately, the bullets missed all his vital organs…”

[@oobrocks]

I always point out to people, the 2 villains are excellent: Ronny Cox and Kurtwood Smith. Excellent acting!

[@Movie.Munchies]

Very scary and mean in the movie but yes good actors!

[@oobrocks]

We agree

[@butkusfan23]

I’ve heard Kurtwood Smith is a really chill guy and loves to surf. Like many other actors that frequently play mean characters or villains, it’s said that he’s a sweetheart in real life.

[@oobrocks]

I believe u

[@damianstarks3338]

Agreed these two actors are absolutely killed it as the villains in this movie !

[@juliosenent4819]

11:58 The scenes of Murphy being operated on and having a near-death experience traumatized me as a child. That's why this movie is so great, it makes you feel a strong trauma when Murphy is destroyed and then you feel incredible when he comes back to deliver justice and revenge.

[@0okamino]

They don’t even give you much time with him before that, but he’s such an immediately likable person, so it still works as if you really did get to know him more. I think this movie is at the top tier of very brief, but very effective character introductions.

[@OfficerCharon]

Fun fact - apparently that's a real trauma team that Verhoeven got to perform.

[@damianstarks3338]

Couldn’t have said this better myself

[@Chris-is4kx]

That's the scene were my father had enough and dragged me out of the theater. Probably part of the reason it became my favorite movie lol

[@kingcosworth2643]

Any scene in a movie that scared me as a kid used to annoy me, so I would watch the scene again and again and again to desensitize myself to it

[@manuelacosta9463]

This is a certified classic masterpiece that can never be replicated. I like the satirical news and commercial blurbs in between the action that acts as a break before returning to the streets of old Detroit. Bodicker and his gang are memorable villains and legit menaces while OCP looms in the background.

[@richardadams4928]

22:24 I KNEW that guy! The guy studying at the gas station was local Dallas actor Spencer Prokop. Spencer once told me that his audition mostly consisted of him and the director talking about their mutual love of Frank Miller's Batman comic "The Dark Knight Returns". Spencer would go on to do a lot of voiceover work for "Dragonball Z". He died of liver cancer, IIRC, a few years back. RIP, Spencer, you are still remembered.

[@seanrosenau2088]

What parts did play in DBZ?

[@richardadams4928]

@seanrosenau2088 Not sure, I can't find anything to corroborate. Pretty certain I read this originally in an article in The Dallas Observer newspaper, but I don't have the article anymore.

[@slowbro1337]

The movie is a satirical take on America and its perfect

[@w41duvernay]

Yes, Paul Verhoven was making a comentary on Reaganomics, which is the basis of the current American economic system.

[@clit_niblr0375]

With all the frequent mass and school shootings in the U.S. on a regular basis this movie seems more accurate than merely satirical.

[@jeremykothe2847]

@@clit_niblr0375 I mean let's not even consider that Tesla is making humanoid robots, that chat-gpt is being used for generating lawsuits, and that everyone is rushing to make profit without introducing real safeguards. The tragedy of the commons. That's what this movie says to me. This and Terminator both have the same message.

[@jeremykothe2847]

As Jon Stewart would reflect, it's perfect, yet had zero effect. The people its aimed at don't get it, they just keep chasing the dollar at the expense of everything else.

[@Lewis9700]

​@@w41duvernayBut this kind of senseless violence typically occurs in US cities run by soft on crime Dummycrat politicians

[@TwoForTwentyFilms]

You are my favorite reaction channel. Always a fun to watch a movie with you. 😊😊 Your two are so innocent, open minded for other cultures and with a golden heart.

[@Movie.Munchies]

Wow thank you thank you!

[@TwoForTwentyFilms]

@@Movie.Munchies 💖💖💖💖💖💖

[@Critical_mtb]

I agree with you, they are funny and wholesome ❤❤❤❤❤ love this channel

[@TwoForTwentyFilms]

@@Critical_mtb Thank you KZbin Algo for showing me this wonderful channel treasure.

[@jamieturner4677]

Yea I totally agree. Like watching the life of brian and then schindlers list, and appreciated both. Absolutely love it

[@coldflamebluedragon196]

This is Paul Verhoeven’s masterpiece. “Bitches leave” is one of the greatest liners in cinematic history

[@jeffperdue2804]

I think it's the delivery. I could never watch that 70s show without thinking about this line

[@iDEATH]

@rdue2804 Contextually I think it's a great line, perfectly succinct, but the delivery is certainly what elevates to being one of the all-time greats. Kurtwood Smith really made Boddicker into a memorable bad guy.

[@samuraiwarriorsunite]

For me, it's "Attitude reflects leadership, Captain."

[@JohnnyJohnny-f5o]

lol it's a fun line, I wouldn't call one of the greatest in history. Calm down.

[@iDEATH]

@@JohnnyJohnny-f5o You are entitled to your incorrect opinion.

[@nikkfrostt]

*Young business man gets shot in leg* "He will be next robot?" lol

[@0okamino]

Instead of Robocop, Bob would be Robocorp.

[@ThomasWilliamsMusik]

@@0okaminoSurely Robertcorp

[@Nerivean]

@@0okamino 🤣

[@tippedduke]

During Chi's introduction of the movie, did anyone else notice the twinkle in her eye when she said the word "violence"?

[@Critical_mtb]

We have unlocked Chi's violent side and I'm here for it. ❤😂

[@0okamino]

It’s endearing and scary at the same time.

[@TwoForTwentyFilms]

@@Critical_mtb The end will be a sith lord Chi 😂😂🤣🤣🤩🤩😇

[@adamcollazo8228]

I look forward to Chi saying, "You are a bastard!" LOL!

[@tippedduke]

@@nothernmonkey8612 haha.....Hella is the perfect counter balance to Chi's blood lust.

[@mikedignum1868]

A very dark take on 80s Corporate America. One of Paul Verhoeven's best films along with Starship Troopers. Fun fact - They used a real ER team when working to save Murphy.

[@randomaccessfemale]

@@russellward4624 Reality is def darker than some people realize.

[@deg6788]

Not dark. . just very accurate

[@LordGilien]

Fun Fact: Having been made prior to the existence of the NC-17 rating, this movie was originally rated X for violence. It had to be toned down to get an R rating!

[@hectornonayurbusiness2631]

Wow, id like to see that edition.

[@KHAOE1]

​@hectornonayurbusiness2631 this edition they just watched IS the uncut version. The version that was shown in the theaters was the "watered down" aftercut. It was cut ELEVEN times before finally getting an R rating.

[@MLennholm]

Yeah I remember it being less graphic the first time I saw it. The ED-209 malfunction scene was much shorter with only a few frames showing Kinney getting shot up, the execution of Murphy didn't show his arm getting blown off or the frames where we see him actually getting shot through the head, etc.

[@jaeeproductions]

"I'll buy that for a dollar!"

[@enricodeanna9518]

AHAHAHAHAHAHAH

[@AnActualDinosaur]

Hella is right that they're showing criminals as way too crazy, people really aren't like that. The movie is a satire of the US (as a form of criticism) and so everything is super exaggerated: -The cops are way too violent (a criticism of cop brutality) -The politicians and businessmen are totally corrupt/evil and only care about money (like at the start when the guy died and they just kept going with their day) -The criminals act like they're not human, like animals (as criticism of how the media shows them) -The media/tv shows joke about EVERYTHING or treat things way too lightly, no matter how horrible ("hundreds died, now here are the commercials!") -Murphy has to keep working even after dying (as criticism of how people are overworked) Basically, the director was trying to say that the US is too violent (not just criminals, cops too, notice how the cops just shot Murphy without mercy?) and everything is a joke and money moves everything. And he super exaggerated all those aspects in the movie. Also, it's a bit of a joke (of the movie), that the most human person is the robot-man.

[@JudgeJosephDredd1989]

RoboCop hasn't fully got his memory back but he remembers bits and pieces of it and that he was previously Alex Murphy and had a family.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

2:08 "It seems like a comedy." "I think it's science fiction movie, so... they make, like, technology really advanced." Oh, cool. You both got it right.

[@nchw68]

"technology really advanced" That just screams Chinese Amazon listing description for any tech product.

[@AlexandreHenri]

Robocop - I'd Buy That For a Dollar💵🤖🤣

[@rickymoranjr9609]

@AlexandreHenri 🤣 Good One!! Robocop reboot series - I'd Buy that for a 💵 🤣

[@AlexandreHenri]

😂👍@@rickymoranjr9609

[@Ji-Yoon-ej3gg]

🥰😂😂

[@Seo-yun-1990]

Lol🤣🤣🤣

[@MeiLien-gt9ww]

😂❤❤

[@patmcgroin6916]

Violence? Yeah. Dark humor? Yup. Great story? ABSOLUTELY!!! By the way, the actor who played Dick Jones is still alive. He began his career as a bluegrass musician and by all accounts is considered one of the nicest, kindest, actors in Hollywood. Who played some of the nastiest, most unlikable bad guys of the 80's and 90's, lol! Long live Ronnie Cox, nicest bad guy ever.

[@Thane36425]

Artificial hearts had only been introduced a few years before "Robocop" was released. They were a marvel at the time and so they were still seen as high tech for the movie. What they don't show is that those early models needed to be plugged into external equipment to work. The first one actually used compressed air fed into the heart by a machine. Remeber seeing the stories about them in the early 80s. This movie had a lot of satire in it as well. The SUX car was satire of the big cars with terrible mileage and reliability in a time whennthe real gas crisis a few years before was still a fresh memory. Things were improving by the time "Robocop" came out, but desire for more fuel efficient cars was still strong but Detroit was trying to bring back the big gas guzzlers.

[@robertjewell9727]

Great reaction! That's my friend Nancy playing Officer Lewis. 👍 My favorite comment: This robot more sensitive than human.

[@Skank_and_Gutterboy]

She did great as officer Lewis, I always liked her. It's funny that in the documentary Robodoc, she talked about having to keep cutting her hair shorter and shorter. She got 7 haircuts before it passed muster. I can understand that, she had a lot more hair in her previous roles. I was in the Navy at the time this movie came out, so I didn't think anything of her haircut, that was how Navy women wore their hair.

[@journeyto100channel2]

This movie is legendary!!! Watched this with my dad when I was a kid.

[@koabua1973styria]

The Director Paul Verhoeven also made Total Recall. (Original Version with Arnold Schwarzenegger) You must watch this Movie too. 😀

[@lazyhominid]

Anne, Murphy's partner, recognized him because he did the spinning trick with the gun just like he did before he was Robocop. Just like the guy at the gas station remembers him saying "dead or alive you're coming with me". Robocop had his mind wiped, but some things remained. He doesn't have his memory back at the end, sadly. Just some small bits.

[@tacitus6384]

"How can they operate on this when it not success yet? That's actually a fun detail of the movie. Dick Jones runs the ED-209 project (the big walking robot). As he reveals later in the bathroom scene, he doesn't care if it worked or not, he just wanted to contract and sell something. Thus, it's riddled with flaws and bugs and malfunctions, because he doesn't care about the product. Compare this with the younger VP, Bob Norton, who, though he's a dick, cares about the quality of his product (Robocop) and creates a far more advanced an stable machine.

[@haruruben]

Ed-209 - traumatizing a whole new generation. The chicken robot with giant guns too dumb to know if you dropped your gun or not 😂😂

[@kingcosworth2643]

Best thing ever

[@EchoObserver9]

I heard a theory they used pig brains to make them "smart" Listen to the pig squealing noises it is making when it fell down the stairs. Or that could be an artistic choice. Either way it is very fitting to show how unstable that "machine" was.

[@joshsmith1179]

Great reaction, ladies. It's always fun watching people enjoy movies I loved when I was a kid. Thank you!

[@jonkee2842]

This is the girls' commentary every movie. Hella: "Nooo, don't hurt him!" Chi." I want more blood! " hahaha😂😂😅

[@Skank_and_Gutterboy]

With Verhoeven, you'll get more blood!

[@troyallen4868]

I love how you watch some parts through your fingers 😆, great reaction again ladies!

[@VieVentar]

A supprisingly good game based on these films came out at the end of last year - managing to really capture the feel of the films.

[@Maggbba]

There is something endearing about your genuine reactions. You question anything that seems odd or confusing, even the little things and it can be very amusing sometimes.

[@henriklarsen8193]

"Maybe the future will be like that?" "No, no, everything is under control." You sweet, innocent girl, never change : )

[@s.marcus3669]

One of the reasons this movie was so popular at the box office is due to the fabulous score by Basil Poledouris. Truly one of the most memorable movies of the 1980s....

[@zombiTrout]

His score for Conan is legendary.

[@Cable_Critic]

Hey Movie Munchies! Glad to see you're enjoying one of my favorite classic flicks from back in the day! Robocop truly is a delight to love and behold and I'm glad to see that this movie had you both on the edge of your seat and rooting for Murphy all the way to the conclusion. Oh, if you're wondering why Murphy didn't bother wearing the helmet when he faced Boddicker and his crew later, it's for two reasons: 1. Murphy is reclaiming his identity after he became a cyborg. He knows he's a different person now, but underneath, his soul still lives and the symbolism there is that the man in Murphy is resurfacing. 2. The other reason he doesn't wear the helmet: Murphy wants Boddicker and his crew to see the face of the man that they brutally gunned down like a duck in the pond earlier in the Steel Mill scene when they had him cornered. It's his way of saying, 'Y'all remember me? Yeah, I'm the one you jokers blew away. Remember this face, cause it's gonna haunt you when Lewis and I send what's left you and your crew screaming into the pits of hell.' Loved the part at the end when you both quoted 'Murphy-style' when he twirled his Beretta back into his leg holster and Hela's 'Yee!' was so cute when the Old Man asked Robocop his name and he replied, 'Murphy' and walked away. This was a spectacular reaction, Movie Munchies. Keep up the phenomenal work! 😉😉😉

[@44JMK]

Another great reaction video. Your emotional reactions to all that's going on actually makes the movie come alive, in witnessing how it impacts you both. Good stories/good movies make us feel all sorts of varied emotions throughout. You do an excellent job of reacting so emotionally to compelling stories that your reactions become compelling. GREAT video!

[@philmullineaux5405]

Clarence...was the dad in, That 70s Show, and in a great movie with James Woods in, True Believer or Believers. His boss was in Beverly hills cop 1-2 and with Arnold in, Total Recall, and the old classic movie, with Burt Reynolds, Deliverance! And the director, Paul Verhoven, has done some great movies! The girl, Karen Allen, did a couple great Brian DePalma movies. Carrie, Blowout, and the first movie giving us bits and signs of Hannibal lecktor, Dressed To Kill!

[@EchoObserver9]

Actors who have a range from comedy to intense roles are impressive to watch.

[@theeLonelyRedPanda]

Fun fact they recently released a 1st person shooter of a robocop game. It's pretty fun. Takes place after the events of this movie.

[@CRT_sRGB]

It's really priceless that Weller's still around to provide his voice! Can't get more authentic than that. Compare the new voice actor for the Old Man... doesn't work as well. The original actor is sadly no longer with us.

[@Chris-is4kx]

I was soooo happy to see this movie pop up for your recent reaction. Recently after watching your other reaction videos I would think "I wish they would do Robocop". Its my all time favorite, especially to see others reactions to various scenes. Two things I would like to mention... when Ameal recognizes Robocop at the gas station it was because just before Murphy was killed he said the same line to him "dead or alive your coming with me". Also, if Robocop was shot in the jaw/face it would not do anything except just damage the organic skin because there is only metal under it. They kept the skin to make people more comfortable around him, to help Robocops humanity have a connection to himself (help keep him sane), and also as an honor to the cop Murphy who died.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

25:46 I want to use this scene to illustrate a key detail about Alex Murphy. He had a good life. He had a healthy relationship with his son. He had a healthy relationship with his wife. He was the kind of guy people tended to get along with. He wasn't exactly sitting in the lap of luxury, but he was doing pretty well for himself. That makes his death all the _more_ tragic.

[@sgardner4313]

"She's so careless! But she helped until the end, so I will forgive her." So sweet!🥰

[@hufflepuff89]

Great reaction ladies. I love how in the first office confrontation directive 4 shuts down Murphy’s robot half but his human side kept him functioning ❤ This is my favorite movie of all time

[@richr.7698]

I love watching your reactions! You two are so adorable! Great video!

[@richardadams4928]

The depth and genuine heart in this movie was a HUGE surprise to me when it came out. A damned good movie that surpassed my expectations on a logarithmic scale.

[@emilmlodnicki3835]

It was only until recently I learned the old man that plays the OCP president.. was Grig in The Last Starfighter.. and Marshal Ney in Napoleon (1970)

[@chainreaction8977]

RoboCop and Dredd are my favourite movies and characters. Watching these two sweet girls watch this movie for the first time actually made my day. I was laughing my head off.

[@DrewForward]

Robocop in 2020: "This must be a bad dream in my robochair." 🔥🤖🔥

[@alancarter41]

This movie was filmed partly in Houston, TX and the building they used as the police station was about two blocks from where I worked. We hung around after work and watched them film the night scenes.

[@silvernova354]

Many thanks for picking this film - one of my top ten favorites. "Serve the public trust, protect the innocent, uphold the law".

[@mafrank1natural]

Great reaction! I loved and laughed when you said that the bad guys don't even have a mind to think if what they are doing wrong is stupid or not 😂

[@15blackshirt]

This was followed by two direct sequels, multiple shows, a reboot, comics and videogames. This, Total Recall and Starship Troopers are director Paul Verhoeven's "trilogy" of sci-fi action satires

[@daven4297]

I was born in the 70's. I grew up in the 80's and early 90's... These are the movies I grew up on... Robocop, Back to the Future, Blade Runner, Alien 8th Passenger Nostromo... All these movies were far into the future. There were scenes with holograms that have not actually been made to this day... However, none of the films mentioned showed that we would have cell phones, etc. In addition, science fiction films from the 1980s most often showed the world in twilight, gloomy light... And it looks completely different, although of course, the directions that were given in the films reflect today, but the execution of what is very different from how people saw it 40 years ago... PS... Robocop is my one of the favorit my movies from the 80's...

[@Xbow61]

It's been many, many years since I watched this movie when it first came out. I really enjoyed watching it again with you. Thank you😊

[@Movie.Munchies]

You're very welcome! ☺️ 🙏

[@RaccoonLex]

29:34 the falling guy yelling, is one of the funniest falling sounds out there, right along with Goofy's

[@johndough8115]

I believe the bad-guy at the end, stars as the bad guy boss in "Total Recall", which is another Fantastic Action film, starring Arnold Swartzenegger (of Terminator films).

[@daveb947]

He does. He also has a balding second (or 3rd) in command in Total Recall with Michael Ironside. LOL.

[@markallen2984]

I was so excited to see that you are reacting to RoboCop….perfect movie for humor, social commentary, action, pathos and to satisfy Chie’s newly awakened blood🩸lust. 😂 I love watching your horror/action/comedy movie videos because I smile almost all the way through them. At 9:28 I get the feeling from her smile that Hella disagrees with Chi and thinks that it MIGHT be a little bit fun.😊

[@trevalarose8155]

The lead actor, Peter Weller is a professor and has taught at Syracuse University. You can sometimes see him explaining real history on the History Channel

[@FL7534-g3s]

This is a violent mainstream film but is a good one indeed.👍🏽 I love yours fresh reactions girls, you are a great discover in KZbin this year for me for sure!👏🏽 Great job as always.😘

[@jeffreyphipps1507]

Actually, the facial recognition software and database software is available. What's less available are clear digital images to search for. Murphy/RoboCop was able to store retrieve those images digitally and search the database(s).

[@lassesipila6418]

4:53 "...robot doesn't have like intelligence." Yeah, neither does the person who decided to bring it into the board room with bullets loaded in the guns. 😂

[@francisha5737]

From one Vietnamese brother to my sisters 🙂😉 This has to be one of my favorite movies ever. It was so far ahead of its time.

[@BalbazaktheGreat]

The important thing to understand about this film is that it's a satire: it uses absurd humor to criticize society. The world of Robocop is an exaggerated version of contemporary (America in the 80s) society... the government is corrupt and broke, violent crime is out of control, and the corporation (OCP) owns the police. Unfortunately, the corporation doesn't really care about the safety and wellbeing of the citizens, it only cares about money. This kind of film is a warning about what might happen in the future if society continues down the wrong path. If you liked this movie - despite the violence - then you will probably like another of Paul Verhoeven's films: Starship Troopers, which satirizes the military and western democracy.

[@krisfrederick5001]

I absolutely loved this movie as a child...I just didn't realize in hindsight how absolutely disturbing this was for an 8 year old to be watching...Classic. I'll buy that for a dollar!

[@Movie.Munchies]

8 years old???

[@Ra117shad]

I saw this in the theater when I was 9 and watch it at least once a year

[@shannonkaiser3148]

@@willwilliamson9580 A lot of smaller theaters don't enforce age restrictions if children are accompanied by parents, so it's entirely possible.

[@armchairgeneralissimo]

​@@Movie.MunchiesBelieve it or not Robocop was huge with children back in the day, there were Robocop toys and even a cartoon.

[@elcid1390]

@Movie.Munchies The prevailing (means most common) opinion among Americans when this movie came out in the 80s was that it was OK if kids saw people being shot to pieces, as long as the people being shot were drug dealers or, sometimes, drug users (especially if the drug they were selling or using was cocaine). Movie & TV producers were actually paid by the government to include "anti drug" messages which, in practice, often tended to look like this movie (which, for the record, I love). It's a a complicated part of our nation's history with effects that are still being felt & discussed. Just some extra context & info about when the movie was made.

[@TheStormblooper-100]

Gotta love asian girls. :"No... he will come back from the toxic acid and become an even stronger monster." 🤣🤣🤣

[@Phillip-f8z]

LEWIS recognized him from when Robocop Sling his big gun. From the Coffee shop, the day died, he did it as well.

[@wheelmanstan]

They recently made a documentary on this film called Robodoc and it's AMAZING. It dives deep into how films are made. Lots of hard work went into making this film, soooo much movie magic. This film used nearly every special effects technique possible. Interesting fact is when the actor who plays Clarence is pushed, he slams into the counter top and breaks a rib, but he holds in the pain, spits the fake blood and says "Just give me my effin' phone call". The receptionist he hits on is actually his wife..and she thought it was hilarious! And the ending with the fall out the window looks so off due to the room being too small for the camera to move far enough away for the wide lens to get the right perspective, so the arms and legs became stretched. Due to the budget and time restraints they just had to leave it in.

[@subliminallime4321]

I saw this movie when I was way too young & that part where the guy gets hit by the car after getting covered in chemicals stuck with me for a long time.

[@Movie.Munchies]

A very disturbing moment to watch

[@evilsponge6911]

Dead or alive, you're coming with me!

[@kennymcnicol]

Watch "Total Recall" 1991. Same director as Robocob, but stars Arnold!

[@qqq1701]

This is one of my favorite movies. Same director did Starship Troopers, which I also love.

[@JGibson7913]

Loving the reactions girls keep them coming love from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 ❤ Last of the Mohicans is a film I'd like to see you both react too. X Look forward to upcoming reactions

[@Caderynwolf]

This movie is classic cyberpunk. The city is set in a dystopian future, the city is in chaos, the corporation (ocp) runs everything and is above the law OCP (bob) organised for officers to be placed in situations where they would be endangered and without backup in order to create the circumstances needed to get a subject for the robocop program, hence the news reporting all of the murdered police officers at the beginning, murphy happened to be the "lucky" one that "lived" just long enough for them to turn him into a cyborg/robocop.

[@cameltanker1286]

Everybody keeps making the same mistake. He is not a robot, Murphy is a cyborg. A cyborg is part man, part machine.

[@mattx449]

True, but logic would then dictate that the title of the film is also incorrect. It should be called CyboCop not RoboCop 😂

[@kacamatakk]

The organic part of Murphy only his brain (and face if its not artificial) 😅 And they erased his memory and reprogramming his mind and personality to obey commands. So yes.. Its ment to be a Robot. Cyborg more like organic robotic arms, robotic legs but still human with consciousness Well.. You might tell the different iif you see many cyborg movies, including the one from DC Justice League.

[@raygun441]

Part man, part machine, all Cop!

[@TheRealRodent]

My interchangeable #1 and #2 of all time with Jurassic Park :D I saw this in 1989 when I was only 7 lol! Ah the 80s... when 18 rated movies were marketed to kids and had toy lines.

[@robpettigrew3308]

AS😊❤

[@EyezenMediaProds]

Your English is fantastic, and I so respect you two in how you express yourselves in a second language.

[@brucenatelee]

While nobody see it this way, RoboCop is _technically_ an adult rated "superhero" movie.

[@brucenatelee]

To be fair, criminals who come from a place of poverty, suffering, and discrimination likely end up seeing crime as a way to have a false sense of power. Going from getting kicked while being down > kicking others. When distorted, they become careless criminals who find pleasure in things destructive that they see holding them back most of their lives. It doesn't excuse what they do, as they are still making the decision to do evil to others, but it does come from somewhere, thus may be able to find a solution for it.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

I didn't notice, the first couple of times I saw this, that when Dick Jones finally falls out the window, it's pretty clearly a clay doll with ridiculously disproportionate arms.

[@OptimusPrimeribs]

All these years and I never noticed the potential rape victim is laughing until Hela pointed it out! 17:06 I'm amazed they used that take for the movie! Also it was funny when Chi kept wondering if the person that got shot would be the next robot.

[@MartinBeerbom]

The ER doctor that tried to save Murphy was played by a real life ER doctor. He said he had seen similar extensively hurt people who survived.

[@mindlessmeat4055]

The director does a lot of satire films. He did Total Recall and Starship Troopers. If you watch all three films you will get his sense of humor. Robocop was my favorite movie as a kid. I had action figures and all sorts of stuff. Probably not the best for a kid, but it was the 80's.

[@jasonligon5937]

The bad guy reference to a phone call--- It's a reference to anyone arrested. You're allowed a call to get a lawyer to represent ya....or call your family to to get one or to bail you out.

[@Flastew]

When this came out a lot of loved it because it was just so wild with a cool story. I have said before and still believe it, you two are just so much fun to watch doing reactions with all your emotions and expressions.

[@johnniekight1879]

Great movie, great reactions as usual.

[@Movie.Munchies]

We are very happy you enjoy it thank you!

[@benhill8454]

Chi and Hella. Great reaction. The director of Robcop is Paul Verhoeven who also directed Starship Troopers. You may want to do a reaction to that movie as well. 😊

[@RonnieG]

I always get goose bumps when his partner says, "Murphy, it's you", and the end when he says nice shooting son. You have a name? "Murphy".

[@stonepasta5296]

For being R-rated, this movie was so popular among kids. They even did a cartoon show of it.

[@billlexington5788]

I used to watch it on Saturdays. I grew up loving the edited for TV robocop movies also.

[@beegchunguz7425]

EMOTIONAL DAMAGE...Im not gonna lie the part where he visits his home is sad, but also is part of why this is one of the best movies.

[@Skank_and_Gutterboy]

Yep, even now that part is hard to watch. When I saw it in the theater, I felt like I'd been punched in the gut at the end of that scene.

[@donovandelaney3171]

There's three RoboCop movies and a spinoff called Lady Battle Cop. Nuke'em is a real game. But only two were made.

[@callmejacob3234]

Fun fact Peter Weller voiced Batman in The Dark Knight Returns animated film which is amazing and I highly recommend it. Peter Weller is a pretty good Batman he's up there with Kevin Conroy and Bruce Greenwood.

[@joemacdonald6312]

Alright! I was waiting for you ladies to watch this classic! Woohoo!!!

[@dunringill1747]

"Will he turn into the monster later?" That actually happens in a comedy horror movie called "The Toxic Avenger". One of the many great things about "Robocop" is seeing Murphy's journey to regain his humanity. Paul Verhoeven directed 3 great science fiction movies with a dystopia future, campy over-the-top violence, and dark satire filled with social commentary - "Robocop", "Total Recall", & Starship Troopers". I recommend them all.

[@CoolFrozenYak]

You two always make the best thumbnails expressions. This reaction, Chi is coming up with the fun storyline changes. If that guy who got covered in acid came back as a super villain later, that would be so much better, haha. 43:56 haha, poor Hella.

[@Phillip-f8z]

30:00 He couldn't kill him because of his DIRECTIVES 1. SERVE THE PUBLIC TRUST 2. PROTECT THE INNOCENT 3. UPHOLD THE LAW.

[@Sarcastro_78]

Now that you have seen this, look up on KZbin the Honest Trailer for Robocop. I remember seeing this at 9 at the theatre with my Mom. Half the humor flew over my head. But, for the last 24 years, my friend and I when we make a bad joke say "I'd buy that for a dollar!!!"

[@lwilliamsj7]

@@willwilliamson9580my parents didn’t restrict my movies I watched when I was a kid… I could watched any movie as a kid

[@jason42080]

Robocop is the Texted Book representation of the concept of "Ghost in The Machine" where the Human Brain/Mind is still alive/active and has a little bit of control over 40% of the robotic programing.

[@mappes1]

If you want a more realistic portrayl of criminals, watch the wire. :) Also goodfellas on the mafia-side. Lewis identified the robot as murphy through his gun-playing-around-thingy on the shooting range. Glad you liked it :) you will get a bit more sensitized to the violence if you keep it up ;) and robocop is very violent.

[@MD-1982]

Nash's reaction to seeing Emil after the toxic waste was genuine! They were kept separated at the time

[@Skank_and_Gutterboy]

"Don't touch me, man!!!" I also like how he broke away from Emile, then looked back and gave a funny, "Nyaaahhh!!!" It reminds me of Scooby Doo or something, this movie has some great comedy. Lord knows what kind of awful chemical exposure Nash got from that but he didn't live long enough for it to matter.

[@MD-1982]

@@Skank_and_Gutterboy that was a GENUINE reaction! They kept the actors apart before that scene began shooting, Nash's fear was a real fear response 🤣

[@Skank_and_Gutterboy]

@@MD-1982 I don't doubt it. The makeup guys had a ball with that one.

[@terrillbendle8501]

Next movie is RoboCop 2 ❤

[@elizandrolopez6295]

Ok you girls make me laugh like you have no idea!!🤣🤣 good work keep it up❤🌹🤗