robocop 2 making

[@Retro-Fez]

I liked robcop 2 but the first is the best

[@danielwilliamson6180]

The life-like puppet of a damaged Robocop when Cain cuts off his legs and arms cut off was made and operated by effects wizard Rob Bottin who also did the groundbreaking practical and special effects of Total Recall.

[@procta2343]

I really wondered how they did that, not much of a making or behind the scenes of this film at all.

[@danielwilliamson6180]

@@procta2343 The puppets of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Peter Weller by Rob Bottin are so life-like and realistic.

[@procta2343]

@@danielwilliamson6180 i wonder if its the same fella who did the puppet for murphy

[@danielwilliamson6180]

@@procta2343 It is. Rob Bottin.

[@patriciotroncoso4764]

Es mi favorita...la pelicula....y enamorado del diseño de la armadura de robocop estoy.....q simetria y estetica....saludos desde chile...p.d.:...el remake...es una burla a todo este trabajo en mi opinion...

[@jameshowlet5533]

En mi opinión, el casco luce mejor en la primera parte...le hace rasgos mas duros en el rostro

[@josechumbe3021]

Me gustó mucho la pelicula robocop 2

[@jorgealessandro8015]

amazing !!!

[@dongatuno28]

Robocop lo mejor del cine.

[@DIKBruMi]

one thing that i always make question: how da hell they did robocop without helmet, i mean, robocop unmasked

[@sergiogomez6075]

Que Grandes programas los de antes en la tv

[@RobertJamesStockton]

A flawed classic. There's a good movie in there somewhere.

[@naneek2]

check out Frank Miller's Robocop 2 graphic novel. It's a comic book adaptation of his original draft of robocop 2, which was scrapped for being to extreme, too violent, and too expensive for the studio to have Frank Miller's name attached to the production. Much more focused, creative, and bizarre than what we saw onscreen.

[@GlowingOneBright]

@@naneek2 I own it, and actually like it. Sure it's zany and absolutely crazy at times, but it captures the whole satirical feel of Robocop's world. Over the top but I find that it adds to the entertainment factor. Also ties Robocop 3's plot really well together with 2's. No need for a Robocop 3 if they had gone with the original screenplay like in the comic.

[@johnedsel]

Orion kept changing the script. They couldn't decide whether to keep it as a satire, an existential drama or straight action movie. If they'd just picked a thread and stuck to it, it would've worked a lot better.

[@ArtietheArchon]

in hindsight robocop 2 was more of a horror movie than anything else

[@OdaVenom]

@@naneek2 I actually was curious about that, so I read it. It is a dumb, pretentious crap. Miller in general is a mediocre bloodthirsty pervert. I can only imagine being an executive, paying for a script for a new Robocop and receiving that edgy degeneracy. Plus, comic itself looks ugly. Seems like artist wasn't paid good enough, so 80% of the time Robocop looks like a crumpled ball of paper, so the lazy creep didn't have to draw straight lines, only general shapes.

[@marcinchmielewski5637]

Robocop 2 in de favorite sci fi movie hits

[@luigiesposito872]

this is such a good movie....the only mistake that they cut too much the relationship between the 2partners.. but it a great movie...

[@jonathanalvarezbrana9939]

Noche de lobos wuooo que recuerdos,muchísimas gracias por subir este vídeo

[@FZuloaga]

Muy buena la intro del tipo!

[@Heavy_Metal1982]

Fuck the haters I love this movie!

[@lyudmillaivanovapov9072]

Lo que se extraña en Robocop 2. Ya no están los diálogos de ironía de la primera parte. Irvin Kershner; a pesar de su currículum es un director muy distinto a como dirige Paul Verhoeven. Kershner es muy estático y ambiental filmando. En cambio Verhoeven; seguía a los actores en vivo y en directo de frente, de lado o por las espaldas, mientras los filmaba. Lo que la hizo tan dinámica y realista a la primera parte. Por tanto Kershner *NO* fue el director indicado para esta secuela de súper-acción* *"Con Robocop 2, se cumplió el dicho: Que las segundas partes nunca fueron buenas"* Y eso que no he citado, a la trama y la banda sonora; que tampoco pudieron igualar, y superar a su predecesora.

[@starwarsprequelsandsequels7582]

robocop 2 isn't bad

[@Apjooz]

Except when compared to the first.

[@starwarsprequelsandsequels7582]

@@Apjooz it’s inferior but not a movie

[@navylaks2]

This movie was such a missed opportunity, instead of that Caine guy they should have resurrected Clarence Boddicker as Robocop 2 at the very beginning of the movie. That would have offered for a longer more interesting plot regarding Murphy and his former wife, with RoboClarence going after her, and Murphy having to finally take him down.

[@AirwolfArchive]

navylaks2 In both sequels, the kid parts should've been played by Murphy's son - except he saves him from death in "2" and comes to his aid in "3", when faced with eviction. He'd now be back with his mother in the suburbs. She would've been more prominent in "2", per your great idea. She would be even more so in "3", having been forced to join the rebel group to survive. Lewis wouldn't have died till the end, when she sustains injuries as a result of protecting them - or her. He would now be reunited with his family, but mourning the loss of his partner - who if he'd lived as a human being, we were led to believe they may've had an affair. The long, lingering looks they exchange outside the coffee shop, before they receive the call to pursue Clarence and the gang, suggest this. Ellen would sense their connection in "3" and confront them on it; making Anne's act of bravery her ultimate redemption by sacrificing her life, given she failed to back Murphy up when it mattered during his execution. Ellen would forgive her before she dies and support her husband in his conflicted mourning. The Murphy arc would have then come full circle, without the need to resurrect Anne as a female RoboCop. He wouldn't live with them or go shopping and play ball - but would build some kind of a relationship with them and keep an eye on them.

[@mandymanilow65]

Eleven bitters and 🤕 haters why may cause it's a spanish channel cause all is in English or hate this film some day his damm haters and any soul could be stops What a plague of ignorant s go out trolls

[@naneek2]

Neil Blomkamp's robocop 2 will start shooting in dallas soon. It's a direct sequel to the original robocop, written by the original writing team who the studio chose not to work with during the production or writing of robocop 2. instead, the first draft of robocop 2 was written by Frank Miller. his work was scrapped by the studio because orion couldn't afford frank miller's writing credit, so they rewrote miller's storyline with a committee of in house writers already employed by orion. Blomkamp's version with a new story by the writers of the first robocop movie should be pretty interesting, if nothing goes wrong in pre-production. It sounds like he dropped alien 5 to work on this, and his interpretation of what made the original film work was very much in line with my own. Blomkamp's recent independent short films have been visual explorations of cgi flesh, so I think we can expect some truly extreme gore.

[@starwarsprequelsandsequels7582]

naneek2 interesting

[@mandymanilow65]

Blokamp leaved the ship ..What and indecent and miserable thing ..just hope that MGM could to find so hard work find a true and profesional director shit😖

[@mandymanilow65]

Nope repeat that idiot of Neill leaved this proyect do not deserves any respect..god luck 😥 for another s but so hard and not why verhoeven why not weller Even he declines not for age look those idiots that Zero idea abaut acts well please that MGM count whit Burke or Richard eden to My eyes the best after weller good luck

[@procta2343]

I cannot see the robocop returns film every getting off the ground at all. Weller was finished with it all back in 1990, and they killed off his partner, so where the hell can they really go from there, is beyond me. Be better off going from the 3rd or from the series that was done in 1994.

[@naneek2]

Check out Frank Miller's Robocop 2 graphic novel. Much more focused, creative, and bizarre than what we saw onscreen. It's a comic book adaptation of his original draft of robocop 2, which was scrapped for being to extreme, too violent, and too expensive for the studio to have Frank Miller's name attached to the production.

[@starwarsprequelsandsequels7582]

naneek2 I am gonna read it

[@gabrielboehringer300]

That's pretty low, they should've left the original draft the way it was, then it would've been like the first movie.

[@budhengatma9375]

@@gabrielboehringer300 if these robocop 2 much like the first movie of course the story will be very boring & idiot delusion person like you will be looking for loopholes to denounce this film always again

[@hbsvictor]

I enjoy Frank’s stuff for a long time now and I’ve read it. It’s good, of course, but of the stuff related to why I think they couldn’t use it for the movie that I remember, there’s a few sequences of entire buildings getting destroyed, action that would be tough and expensive to pull off, including details like wardrobe and makeup and some stuff that was simply hard to make look good on the screen. Only movie I can remember that had action inside a realistic place being demolished is “I, Robot”, which had the effects and technology playing a huge part of the amusement factor, and still was a much smaller demolition that what Frank’s script would need. So I don’t think it’s just a matter of being too “extreme” in the story, but just that it wasn’t practical. Btw, as someone who draws, I think Frank would have drawn that comic better than whoever did it, which unfortunately I don’t recall the name.

[@hbsvictor]

@@gabrielboehringer300 tagging you so maybe you can read my comment too /\

[@rodrigoatenclos]

Osea que el brillo azul de la armadura fue algo de post producción? Porque en las tomas de detras de escena no parece tan azul como en la película

[@16bit2daw7]

Ellos cambiaron el tono de gris a azul cuando crearon el traje nuevo para el actor. Es que con las luces en camara se tiende a notar mas. de hecho si puedes notar es esta pelicula el traje se ve un poco mas grande en el pecho y brasos al traje de la primera pelicula, esto para hacerlo mas comodo para el actor ya que en la primera pelicula le quedaba muy ajustado.

[@davon3283able]

If u realize robocop 2 is a lil better with the original theme which they clearly didn’t had in the sequel

[@RoboArdy]

WOW!!!!!!!!!! Donde , MEXICO, SPAIN Where!!!!!. Where Is this showed?????????

[@capitanpepinillo]

That was from Antena3 back in the 90´s, an Spanish channel.

[@mandymanilow65]

That channel was then bit better than today ..just slame.. shit 😖 a shameless

[@juanmarcelo2152]

👍🏻

[@rotesil]

Foi um bom filme, a única coisa ruim foi a trilha sonora...

[@walkingcubkid]

What really irks me about the movie are two things, one. How is it that Robocop 2 was directed by Irvin Kershner, the guy who directed empire strikes back, yet Robocop 2 still sucked.. two. Why the fuck would OCP willingly use A DRUG LORD’S BRAIN AS THE NEXT FUTURE OF LAW ENFORCEMENT?! In the comic, it actually made sense that they would use one of their enforcers as the next robocop

[@gerardomartinez7529]

Cómo se llama el niño actor q haparece en Robocop 2

[@MrLobo1024]

Gabriel Damon

[@gerardomartinez7529]

@@MrLobo1024 a mirá vos

[@drakestar13]

RoboCop 2 was CRAP and fucked up !!! Part 1 was awesome

[@procta2343]

for some reason he never really speaks about this one at all, this one must have been a bastard to film.

[@FZuloaga]

Who? Weller or Allen? Weller complains about no 3rd act and Allen hates the director, she said something like every day on set was miserable.

[@procta2343]

@@FZuloaga from what i have seen, weller always talked about the 1st one, but never really mentioned much about the second one.

[@Bruno-hd9qo]

Robocop 2 sucks so much it's interesting and worth watching. Stop motions are masterpiece.

[@STEJTHEGREATEST]

JEREMY ROENICK LOOKS LIKE PETER WELLER!!!!

[@sonsofthepatriots8883]

Bad movie