Funny scene in Robocop 2

[@kal-eldarrin1082]

Underrated story in this film.

[@KLamki1]

@michael cooper Exactly what they're doing right now.

[@katharsis3754]

Exactly. Too many picky clowns hating on this movie and then do the same with the first. This second film is better, thanks to the darker tone.

[@giovannigarbarini]

As a standalone story, yes. As a sequel, no. The original film had character arcs that were simply thrown off the window for the sake of a good story, and that's not how to write a sequel.

[@johnnycage9045]

I was quite shocked & happy that he survived in this movie.

[@actionfigurescollectionssu7854]

Me too

[@jordanbyrd9821]

Me three.

[@Reggie2000]

Willard E. Pugh plays the mayor. Very underrated actor.

[@theefrankguy]

That guy might be the most likable Mayor I've ever seen in a movie!!!.

[@scottbuckley823]

Well we only heard that they outsourced to OCP but judging from the first movie with Dick Jones talking to the board about ' traditionally non profit' he says ' hospitals and prisons'. In the same scene on the screens behind him it says energy and automation. So my guess is this is how OCP takes over. They can't be given private property by the mayor but they own all the key areas of the city.

[@archieames1968]

You must have missed the part where he strikes a deal with the Nuke dealers.

[@SketchTurnerZero]

Archie Ames He did it for a good reason. He did it for us, people of his city. So he is still a good man.

[@michaelhayes2572]

Class actor. Colour purple was after that. But hella funny 😂😂😂😂✊

[@jrcasselman]

@@scottbuckley823 There were lots of vacant properties that had been seized by the city that OCP would count as city assets.

[@blastradius9136]

"You signed this?" (looking at the dumbass Mayor) 😂😂😂

[@jesus4lyfe00]

LOL

[@RalonzoP]

It's amazing how much of the future Frank Miller predicted in this movie.

[@HELLEKSONART]

even more so now

[@fhhfgj]

Indeed.

[@Gamerafighter76]

Eeyup.

[@HoldenNY22]

Roloonzo- I agree. I also thought the Scen was mistitled. I didn't find this Scene very Funny. Just very scary and unsettling of how little Large Corporations and the Wealthy care about the welfare of the Average Citizen.

[@ryanwarner5006]

Really. I can't think of a single prediction that has come true? We certainly don't have automated cops. There isn't anarchy in the streets. If anything the government has expanded it's power not private business.

[@pokemovieguy]

"You Senile old bastard" 😂😂😂😂😂

[@phillipwattsjr.4714]

1:38--"Sue us? With WHAT MONEY? You're BROKE!" LOL

[@18JR78]

Phillip Watts, Jr. “Give it your best shot!” Savage 🤣🤣🤣

[@tickleboi6581]

Taxpayer money ofcourse

[@CBRHurricane6]

@@18JR78 the old man taught us how to say “fuck you” without saying “fuck you” And the mayor taught us, if you’re gonna say it? Here’s how 😂

[@ishaunTV]

Another prime example of why you should read your contract before signing it.

[@jrcasselman]

Or make sure you have a good lawyer to look over it for you.

[@Legba85]

The98Funnyman or make sure the people who you’re making the deal are on the level from the start.

[@Gamerafighter76]

Eeyup.

[@JoshuaAvery-gp5dm]

My question is that kind of documentation should the mayor address the governor that's pretty much ocp owns Detroit

[@BlaneNostalgia]

The dude that plays the mayor was perfectly cast for this, he really looked like he wanted to punch that CEO haha

[@andrewisotope8146]

You mean the hysterical dude that freaks out at the old guy that's OCPs CEO ? Lol yeah but wasn't that in the 2nd film when the old man is in the hot tub with the woman whose big on political correctness?

[@Egobyte83]

I love how the chaotic evil villains in this movie (the Nuke gang) are split up and become mere pawns in the war between the city and the corporation; Cain is converted to a murder-machine to clean house through the corporate means of maintaing the order and, to win the war on crime, the mayor strikes a deal with the rest of Caine's old gang, who soon find themselves face to face with their old leader. Honestly, Robocop himself feels like the guy who plays the smallest part in his own sequel. XD

[@DemonBoy3223]

That is true, but this plotline is honestly the big reason why I love this movie, and I believe it's done so seamlessly, wrapping it all up in the ending. *;D*

[@userjlj]

damn, that office is HUGE.. I thought at first the mayor was walking in the lobby but NOOOOOO...

[@Brian6587]

I’m glad I’m not the only one who noticed. Wish I had his office😂

[@Brian6587]

Love The Old Man haha. I really want his office! The wardrobes (suits) and office sets in the Robocop movies are fantastic!

[@gerryd7027]

The black guy playing the Mayor was an excellent actor loved this film 🎥

[@77moessa]

Ah! This mayor had heart. He really cared for the people of Detroit. But his role as a figurehead, Just literally got to his head..! Little power and little influence against a bigger and more powerful corporation. Should have read the contract Before signing....!

[@dimaotvertchenko6521]

While it's hard to live up to the original, I've always felt this was a severely underrated film - and stuff like this is a big reason why.

[@lukasmaks9617]

Sooooooo true.

[@andrewisotope8146]

The apocalyptic adverts get me, with everything from nuclear war boardgames to deadly car theft traps, brilliant

[@CBRHurricane6]

@@andrewisotope8146 “Repeated use WILL give you skin cancer” 😂 Ohhh and there’s the Easter egg in back to the future 2, they’ve got a copy of “nuke em” in the living room.

[@jackbrown4130]

Didn’t the black dude play in Back To The Future?

[@Brian6587]

I love The Old Man's office. Looks so awesome!. Awesome looking suits in this movie too. "Give it your best shot" hahaha.

[@angelbleeschmee]

The Major in this film was so fucking funny!! best scene in the movie

[@katharsis3754]

Ok emo

[@marcosvazquez227]

Old bastad!!

[@aperezNWO]

Funny but sad. That's the reality, politics and big corporations

[@slimj091]

Signs away the city to a mega corporation on the very likely off chance that they can't pay their bills. Sounds like a Detroit politician to me.

[@Mitjitsu]

That's because politicians only ever act in their short term political interest, because the consequences of it can always be passed on to someone else.

[@TheGOAT-hj6sl]

*Democrats

[@notv_internetuser3789]

More reasons why the government should never borrow money from corporations

[@Mitjitsu]

They've been doing that since 1913 😀

[@notv_internetuser3789]

@@Mitjitsu And they do not learn including the Left as well.

[@ExplorerDS6789]

After Mr. Cochran escaped Santa Mira, he became the CEO of OCP in Detroit.

[@THECHAMP1423]

The mayor was hilarious

[@GetToDaChoppa-k5r]

the actor who plays the Mayor is called Willard E. Pugh. Just in case anyone wanted to look up his other work.

[@phillipwattsjr.4714]

I remember him as Oprah's punching bag in COLOR PURPLE.

[@michaelfarquhar9355]

And for the 80’s kids he was the alien pilot in the last Starfighter

[@seferino]

You senile old bastard.

[@terrauncebowie6712]

HARPO!

[@terrauncebowie6712]

michael farquhar no, thats the old man

[@phillipwattsjr.4714]

It's hilarious how they cast HARPO, Oprah's punching bag in Color Purple, as Detroit's mayor!

[@MrDeadhead83]

It's even funnier that they cast young mayor Goldie Wilson from Back To The Future.

[@socallawrence]

I looooves Harpo

[@cocacolacowboy1402]

I'd vote for this guy in a heartbeat in a mayoral race

[@GetToDaChoppa-k5r]

Why, he signed the bad contract.

[@terrauncebowie6712]

or at least thats what this scene made him look like

[@jeromerizzo423]

He wins in the end due to the old man's trust in Juliet Faxx. 😅😅😅😅😅

[@cocacolacowboy1402]

@@jeromerizzo423 well she had just been moved up to the head of the attitude adjustment team. Her credentials were strong 😂😂😂

[@jeromerizzo423]

@@cocacolacowboy1402 and promoted to head the Robocop 1 &2 team. Lmao 🤣 🤣

[@SelectiveSocial401]

I was just watching this on Netflix. I had to rewind this scene so many times.

[@starwindamada5313]

You rewound a movie on Netflix?

[@kamalandua1989]

Me and you 😂😂😂😂I love this scene

[@jwillk42]

It's not on my netflix, I don't know why they have to do that, other countries get things I don't.

[@HELLEKSONART]

Ya think the old man was a good guy in the first film then realize he's just as dirty if not worse than Dick Jones in the sequel.

[@bursegsardaukar]

Maybe he did become senile in between movies...

[@scottbuckley823]

Nah he was always that way. what makes you think he was good? he saw a man blown to bits and only cared about set back costs

[@katharsis3754]

This why I like this movie cuz of it's dark theme

[@daniel_007]

No, the Old Man was always cynical like that, interested in profit without thinking about the ethics. An evidence is the scene of the fail of the ED-209, where a young executive was killed: his only concern was the setback on costs. His main goal was the construction of Delta City. In the first movie, it just wasn't shown as much as Bob Morton and Dick Jones. Now, don't think that, in the first movie, he was the good guy because he allowed RoboCop to kill Dick Jones. He just "fired" Jones to save himself.

[@notv_internetuser3789]

Dick Jones was the villain so quite predictable whereas the Old Man was the anti-villain so more complex.

[@JamesCarmichael]

That's a cool mayor.

[@jesus4lyfe00]

YOU OL SENILE BASTARD

[@xaiano794]

It's the guy who wanted to be mayor in back to the future. He finally made it

[@spikesurge83]

😂 That’s hilarious 😆 I never thought of that and I’ve seen this and back to the future dozens of times.

[@CBRHurricane6]

Goldie Wilson!

[@darthwatson8274]

"You signed this"

[@grayvader]

Darth Watson so you’re saying we missed ONE payment and you can foreclose

[@noahjohnson4649]

We can and we will we're taking Detroit private

[@fringelife]

This movie was pretty much predicting that in the future the police force would be owned by a private corporation and a corrupt one at that.

[@ivancorrea3368]

fringelife So True, today were are seeing it.

[@barbiquearea]

There are already private prisons in the US, police forces will be next.

[@ivancorrea3368]

fringelife sad but true

[@pianistanimeher394]

That in robocop 3

[@PathofCultivation]

That thing is a KILLA!

[@raymondsolisjr.1262]

PathofCultivation it's them they sent it.

[@tnawcwvictoria]

Now THAT was AWESOME!

[@therealjmoneymediatrjmmedi4060]

😂😂😂

[@johnnycage9045]

"Why you gotta label people? I hate labels!"

[@freesaxon6835]

😵🤡🤡🤡😂

[@freemanoxenholmes2241]

So OCP is basically Disney now..got it

[@IIIJFRIII]

I loved the old man, he was classic.

[@airnation_85]

Yeah he went dark in Robocop 2

[@bobpage6597]

@@airnation_85 Yeah I don't know why they changed the Old Man like that. In RC1 he seemed pretty level-headed and fair, wanting to do right by Detroit by stamping out crime with Robocop, even giving respect to Murphy at the end for saving his life. His plans for building Delta City seemed on the level, wanting to rejuvenate the area and get jobs and money flowing again. Then in RC2 he just becomes a cardboard cut out typical corporate asshole, throwing anyone under the bus who gets in his way.

[@ZoneyDuel]

It hardly befits the dignity of my office to have to come to you, Johnson.

[@JoeCJK]

Let's go Johnson!!

[@noahjohnson6325]

My apologies for the slight inconvenience your honor

[@seferino]

You senile old bastard.

[@noahjohnson437]

20 minutes in rush hour traffic isn't slight not when you're the mayor of a major American city

[@leecowan6366]

Mayor Kuzak is funny as fuck lol

[@vunobi]

The rants starts at 1:20 and 1:45. LOL!

[@davegoldberg7874]

It's like real life! Detroit bankrupt

[@JK-uj8ur]

Looking at Detroit today... pretty accurate.

[@danfisher8173]

1:46, Oscar nominations lol

[@Supreme-gu1jz]

If only real politicians cared this much in real life they would be in cahoots with the CEO.

[@Doctor699]

A mayor with integrity? Shit this movie is old. And it predicted the future, politicians in everyone's pocket.

[@Zoomer30]

..... 🎶 "But at least it's not Detroit!" " Detroit!"🎵🎶

[@MrDeadhead83]

Be careful what you wish for Mayor Goldie Wilson.

[@jacobtennyson9213]

MrDeadhead83, In the film Mayor Goldie Wilson is Coleman Young.

[@socallawrence]

Wrong dude

[@nelifl.9756]

I love the old man

[@PeekaBooo23]

Next time read your contract, Harpo…

[@jasonhagar1758]

"So you're saying we miss one payment and you can foreclose?" "We can and we will." I remember a certain bank I had a loan with did the same thing several years ago. Poopie sticks.

[@jacobtennyson9213]

Detroit owes OCP $237 million dollars. It's like $1 billion dollars in 2010.

[@terrygreene7027]

Harpo went loco!!! 😂😂😂😂

[@cmajors999]

MINNEAPOLIS 2020

[@justindearmond1]

this is so appropriate right now! makes you wonder if someone was trying to tell us something...

[@ChristopherLeonJohnson]

When you confront Investment Bankers!

[@steeltownbrown52]

Or cellphone kiosks.

[@Kygira]

How did they keep a straight face through all that.

[@IronMan-tk8uc]

1:44 - Chicago's Aon Center right in the background, That was the first time I noticed this. Omni Consumer Products (OCP) knew absolutely no boundaries, they did what they to had under any circunstances to achieve profit. Scary how things are going exactly for this kind of direction.

[@AnonymousViewer]

That's a scary thought. Movie-wise, every scene is taken in a different city and make the backdrop act as if it where one. Robocop is set in Detroit but merges elements from Dallas and Chicago.

[@IronMan-tk8uc]

@@AnonymousViewer Two more examples comes to mind: Edge City in The Mask (1994), which is actually Los Angeles and The Dark Knight's Gotham (2008), which actually takes place in Chicago.

[@SpideryFan6]

Give it your BEST shot :)

[@Luke56721]

FUCK YOU, YOU OLD SENILE OLD BASTARD!

[@stuartwesthall]

Luke THIS IS BULLSHIT! FUCK YOU! It's ok I'm calm. I'm in control.

[@VideoNarstee]

One of the best scenes ever! :-p

[@87654321j]

From 1:46 me when I find out they cut my hours at work :-)

[@Deined]

Don't get me wrong, Willard E. Pugh was _great_ in this role, but part of me is now thinking about how Chris Tucker would handle this part.

[@trustobey1016]

Still funny as hell.

[@Deined]

+betatalk357 Kind of hard to find someone better to represent parody better than a comedian. Note that I _did_ say Pugh did a great job as the mayor. I just also think that Tucker would also have a very interesting take on the role.

[@garkah]

1, I don't think a 19 year old Chris Tucker would be suitable for this role back then! 2, Hypothetically speaking if we're talking about Tucker for this role now, it would be too small!

[@raymondsolisjr.1262]

Deined or Terry Crewes

[@proudhunter85dirty]

Or Kevin Hart.

[@johnhorne3052]

This was absolutely a worthy sequel, and all the hackneyed video essayists in the world can't convince me otherwise.

[@Ventaur1022]

"This is bullshit...iz BUH SHIH!.....(fading)...this is boo shoo....this is boosh"

[@CBRHurricane6]

Don’t forget a high pitched “Fck you” 😂😂😂😂

[@jrcasselman]

is that Ronald Reagan in the photo on the Old Man's desk?

[@jackpierce1724]

What a ranting and raving mayor.

[@vectorconcepts1]

Funny as heck..................but SCARY AS HECK TOO !........................ isn't this what some politicians wanna do with health care and social security ?

[@SouthbaySpeaks]

This sheds new light on the COVID shutdowns and the BLM riots.

[@ADCC-qp2gk]

Blm and scamdemic is all a political force and gains and about control

[@trancemaster871]

True dat

[@dmax5678]

If you study the real life Detroit municipal bankruptcy, this is very similar to what happened.

[@jacobtennyson9213]

dmax5678, The Robocop 2 movie fits the description.

[@zatchfan202]

1:05 when you realize this is modern day politics!

[@ryanwarner5006]

Explain? I don't see that at all.

[@baldassarre256]

1:23 that's me every time I hear Joe Biden speak....

[@Novasigmia]

The mayor was just like the girl in the third movie, they both believed in protecting Detroit against this corporation, I can't stand how arrogant they made the boss and his associates in this sequel, but it's a good classic

[@steeltownbrown52]

Niko or CCH Pounder's character?

[@Mitjitsu]

I hate the way The Old Man has been portrayed in the movie. The writers had a fundamental misunderstanding of what he was supposed to be.

[@Novasigmia]

@@Mitjitsu if only he had acted so different in this imagine if robocop didn’t save him

[@RoboArdy]

I swear I saw him in a play in Southern CA. I never seen this guy curse that much.

[@jklax]

What play and when?

[@ultimatewarrior9589]

I sometimes wonder if this happens in the presidents office.

[@blingviera7925]

A scene to memorize with your friends.

[@Frankcis1980]

Mayor Cusack - a man in total control :)

[@Foebane72]

The Mayor is absolutely correct. The OCP Old Man was likeable in the previous movie, but here he's become more of a villain, more power-hungry, and actually willing to sleep with a woman who put the brain of a addicted drug lord into a powerful mecha suit and let it run amok in the city.

[@tareklegrand7747]

likeable ? did you watch the 1st Robocop ? the scene where he saw a man dies and only cared about money

[@daniel_007]

No, the Old Man here behaved like the first movie, it was just shown less.

[@Foebane72]

@@tareklegrand7747 Two things about that: 1. The Old Man seemed annoyed at Dick Jones over the whole malfunctioning ED-209, as in "You call this a glitch?!" 2. The Old Man and Murphy having that exchange right at the end of the movie. As far as I was aware, the Old Man seemed "good" as Murphy only allows his friends to call him that.

[@tareklegrand7747]

@@Foebane72 annoyed for the money he lost on the failed project if he cared about the man who died he would have another reaction than being "annoyed"

[@faraanbabar1473]

The black mayor is Willard E Pugh, he was in Martin TV Series, the 3rd season episode 26.

[@kevo1177]

“Give it your best shot”

[@stuartberryman2817]

this always makes me laugh love him

[@CBRHurricane6]

The high pitched “fuck you” 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@stuartberryman2817]

@@CBRHurricane6 what are you going on about you know this is a movie right lol ?

[@Alknix]

The idea that a major city would be unable to pay 37 mln $ is ridiculous.

[@user-km6ge1ut1g]

This is the great scene lol, Mayor Kuzak funny man

[@Mitjitsu]

The mayor should be blaming himself for allowing the situation to occur.

[@alex182618]

Typical government official, who doesn't read what he signs. Taking Detroit private doesn't sound like an evil idea.

[@Blackkey034]

Isnt that what lead detroit to be where it is today?

[@ryanwarner5006]

@@Blackkey034 no greedy unions did that.

[@latoyanicolethefaceslayer4555]

Hollering 😂😂😂

[@jesus4lyfe00]

U need to let a real nikka take u out and treat u right

[@mrxcellent3315]

I know that this is a very late comment but I want to address some of the comments. The City of Detroit likely had no other option than to take the predatory loan from OCP because no other bank would ever think of loaning money to a city that has hit financial rock bottom and would likely never be able to repay, that also has a history of bankruptcy, corruption and embezzlement.

[@ovaeastdoe6776]

Well you'll have to cut us some slack -Mayor

[@Cleric775]

That Mayor's Lawyer is a snitch.

[@TheDarkarrow7]

At least he gets what’s coming to him

[@ChristopherLeonJohnson]

Credit Card companies be like...

[@daniel_007]

1:43 *t r i g g e r e d*

[@KianoUyMOOP]

I'm only at the early part of 'Rogue City' at the time of writing but I'm thrilled that there's a side mission where Robocop had to retrieve the Mayor's niece's stolen car, and I hope to see or work for him in the game.

[@cybernautadventurer]

Why did they invite him all the way just to tell him that? Wouldn't a simple phone call have sufficed?

[@Mourtzouphlos240]

Power play. He's coming to their house with a begging bowl. He would acknowledge that they have the power to summon the man who actually has authority over the city. This is a tacit admission that democracy, city law, and public office is subordinate to a private interest.

[@jesus4lyfe00]

@@Mourtzouphlos240 nice response

[@mikeowen7526]

I'm guessing that the old man wanted to see the mayor rant and rave at him....... # F.. k you You senile old bastard This is bullshit #🤣 Everytime the mayor rants I laugh my sox off

[@VegetaHimself]

Fuck, this guy needs to be the next POTUS 😂😂😂

[@briannau4128]

20 minutes in rush hour traffic?! That's it?!

[@noahjohnson4649]

Not When you're the mayor of a major American city

[@briansheridan5208]

OCP evil corp but they had their shit together and knew how to win.

[@TheRoymarek]

The American people vs the Government

[@RoboArdy]

Only Mayor Bing the NBA player can be like this. I will Give the man a second Term.

[@jacobtennyson9213]

Ledgardo D Chino Ardy Lacson, Bing is done.

[@firezouave4974]

Jesus had days like this.....

[@matthewalexanderlemma8000]

Jesus would curse people on days like this.

[@keem31]

Had anyone noticed that this is what is exactly going on in California in 2021

[@LoneMyth]

black guy thinks he can sue George soros

[@sajidarbi7793]

Hahaha 😂 love it..

[@blockerhall6694]

I didn’t love it I totally loved it 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Wintis_Swizzle]

How we all feel when faced with the sh@7. It’s good that he lived to tell a tale!

[@nathanarnold8752]

The comedy is found in a politician who is willing to fight corporations and has passion for the welfare of his constituents.