RoboCop (2014) - I've Been Through A Lot Scene (3/10) | Movieclips

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
RoboCop (Joel Kinnaman) aces a high-level training simulation.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
A powerful multinational conglomerate attempts to bring robotic law enforcement to the United States by transforming a critically injured police officer into a cyborg cop in this remake of the subversive 1987 sci-fi classic. The year is 2028. For a long time, cutting-edge robotics company OmniCorp has been supplying the U.S. military with drones for use overseas, though their repeated attempts to bring the technology stateside has met with fierce resistance. When devoted family man and upstanding Detroit policeman Alex Murphy (Joel Kinnaman) is grievously wounded in the line of duty, OmniCorp CEO Raymond Sellars (Michael Keaton) attempts to innovate by recruiting top scientist Dennett Norton (Gary Oldman) to transform Murphy into a prototype half-man/half-robot crime-fighter. When initial tests fail to provide the results OmniCorp had hoped for, Norton reprograms Robocop to operate strictly on software rather than human emotion. Later, Robocop finally hits the streets, and the citizens of the crime-ridden city welcome him with open arms. But as Murphy's emotions begin to interfere with his programming, he sets out to find the criminals who nearly killed him, and ensure that justice is served. Abbie Cornish, Samuel L. Jackson, Jay Baruchel, and Jackie Earle Haley co-star.
CREDITS:
TM & © MGM (2014)
Cast: Joel Kinnaman, Gary Oldman, Aimee Garcia, Jennifer Ehle, Jackie Earle Haley, Michael Keaton
Director: Jos Padilha
Producers: Gary Barber, Roger Birnbaum, Eric Newman, Marc Abraham, Bill Carraro, Arnold Messer, Mike Medavoy, Brad Fischer
Screenwriters: Edward Neumeier, Michael Miner, Joshua Zetumer
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[@adoboflakes8473]

What's scary about this is how chill that doctor was in explaining how Alex basically thinks he's in control. "Oh yeah it's just the illusion of free will, he's not really in control." That ain't a minor detail my guy, you just made a cripple into a corporate slave. Literally.

[@bobross4616]

It was only in action, was when the software made him think he was in control. I don't think it effected his thoughts in general about things. But i'm just assuming that..

[@art_lobe]

@@bobross4616 The obvious issue is that if the software makes a "mistake" (kill a hostage or use excessive force), Alex will think he did it, even though he normally wouldn't. They could make him commit atrocities and he would believe it was his choice.

[@bobross4616]

@@art_lobe They would never want him to kill a hostage, and he can be aware of that kind of decision. The software is more so to help with split second combat.

[@lightseraphim6816]

@@art_lobe Cops do that already with innocent people they grill.

[@rotimika]

This was overwriten later on when he went after his killers

[@RadicalRain]

“But how do we know he’s accountable for his actions?" "Well, basically we convinced him really well"

[@CertifiedFresh7]

He can’t be accountable for his actions if he doesn’t control them.

[@forresthunt9573]

@@CertifiedFresh7 That's the point of the scene. He *believes* he's in control, and will until he's forced to do something that clashes diametrically with his normal mentality. So, until he's put into a situation where he's forced by his own body to take a course of action he *never* would have before, he's accountable, because he believe's he's accountable.

[@CertifiedFresh7]

Forrest Hunt So basically he’s accountable because they say he’s accountable. Seems legit.

[@troyherrmann235]

@@CertifiedFresh7 they own the cops so yea lol

[@squiky00]

yea the science guy didn't actually answer the question but chose an edgy response instead. Or trying to make it sound like if anyone is accountable it wont be the tech company who built it but it would be Alex.

[@DriftSnow]

This literally writes itself as an epic game - heads up display - Kill count - Scan, search and destroy - Detective work

[@USERZ123XD]

but the price is you got no body at all just a head and some organ left.

[@Yoon-zo5iw]

Deus ex

[@meatmaster665]

-the illusion of free will

[@eric4369]

@@meatmaster665 we already have the illusion of free will. This is all a simulation.

[@meatmaster665]

@@eric4369 indeed it may be but how do we escape

[@drnapalm7605]

When you die, but your job literally rebuilds you to bring you back to life to keep working

[@ironicanimations]

Omg

[@Erisofpain]

It's a special type of hell

[@ericcaldwell6576]

A1

[@afif8488]

It means you have eternal overtime

[@trygullx]

you mean when you die and your boss expects you in next morning

[@Lankythepyro]

You can't tell me ripping the head off a robot and throwing it at the arsehole primary target was the work of a machine though. Alex still has influence

[@SebVFX]

According to the movie he is not in control till the end of the fight. The fight ended when he ripped that robohead of its body. The throwing part was his own action while in control. As well as his part right after that clip where he wants to taser him.

[@Asghaad]

@@SebVFX for this to actually work the machine has to predict an action Murphy would take given the data input he has and then act, basically making the decision for him but in the end the SAME decision the human would make, just faster.

[@isthattrue1083]

@@SebVFX No cause when the visor is down the software is totally controlling his actions.

[@isthattrue1083]

That was my thought. I think that was a little hint that he was gaining control.

[@ReaperofValhalla]

@@isthattrue1083 if you notice the robots don’t actually take cover. They just advance and shoot. That’s actually him taking cover as he does. The combat roll he does and the way he fights while they explain how they “control” him… that’s not machine like at all. There would be better ways to do all that and even more efficient ways to take them down. The one robot that he knocks down then kicks before shooting wasn’t as effective as it could have been. There is even a glimpse of him shooting shooting over the shoulder. They 100% believe that he isn’t in control but he heavily influences what it does.

[@CharlieBitMyFinger-bang]

- That's a 'thumb-down' just for cutting the scene before its actual end. -

[@AngryJT]

Movieclips is awful with that. Either they end the scene too early or they cover up the last 20 seconds with ads for other videos.

[@markhall7646]

I wanted to see Maddox urinate himself when Robo fried him.

[@ninjaofdarkness4584]

CharlieBitMyFinger! YEAH

[@tomasu301]

I AM BAYTOR First movieclips is not place for you to see good clips or movie. it basically collects list of iconic scenes in the movie or rather just short clips. In the old days, movieclips only post half of the movie so considered they have expand their clips till near the end of a movie. Secondly, it is about copy right. If you argue with me about copy right, either you look up on the your Government website, youtube policy or spend money in law school.

[@christaylor7916]

😂😂😂

[@Rapscallion2009]

That's actually a pretty good description of "Virtuoso Violence" - which occurs when someone is trained to the point where fighting is as natural and instinctive as any other highly practiced action. They will not hesitate to think, because they no longer have to do that. Broad tactical decisions they think about, but the actual actions that make up a fight are just instinctive. Hence, massive advantage over untrained people who do have to think.

[@FireInNight27]

Basically ultra instinct as Goku in DragonBall

[@ocek2744]

It's not a straight up advantage though, as acting on instinct also makes you more likely to fall to things like feints, or make the wrong decision before you have time to consider it. Generally speaking though, acting faster is usually a much bigger advantage than thinking on it since most actions can be simplified down to the same response.

[@sempermilites87]

​@@ocek2744 To me there are three levels for soldiers/warriors. In the beginning as a "recruit" they do not have the basic instincts yet to fight faster than other's who have seen combat. They have to think about what to do next. Hence they are a bit slower. The next stage is "seasoned." At this level their combat instincts have gotten incredibly faster to the point where they don't have to think on what to do, it just becomes automatic. This makes them more effective than recruits, but like you said they may start creating patterns in their actions and become predictable and open to feints. The final stage is the "veteran/elites." At this level they have combined their first and second stages to create a warrior that not only acts on their instincts, but has such an understanding of their surroundings and control over their thoughts that they can think fast on their feet to avoid possible traps or feints. They start understanding their actions that their combat instincts do and realize that they may start being predictable while in the middle of combat. Apologies for the huge essay. This whole quarantine has allowed myself to have some deep thoughts about many things in TV and movies.

[@muninrob]

@@sempermilites87 You go from being imprisoned by your mind, to "no mind", to "higher mind". From having to think about each action, to being able to "just do it" on auto-pilot, to being able to plan tactics (and small scale strategy) that change with the evolving battlefield. (You're no longer "just doing it", you're making sure what you are "just doing" gets you closer to your goal) I only got to "no mind" a couple times in the ring, but I've seen some of the "higher mind" type action watching certain types of soldier fight their way to an extraction zone. (crewchief on an extraction helicopter is the most satisfying work you can imagine)

[@Calekoflight]

@@sempermilites87 That reasoning could be applied to any skill set really. Doing what your told in the beginning moving on to Knowing what to do and eventually properly understanding what you're doing.

[@elicrane2221]

"It's the illusion of free will." That, right there, has to be one of the most chilling things I have ever heard in a movie. Murphy *thinks* he's in control, but in reality he has nothing to do with it, it's all just programming tell him what to do and when to do it, no decisions. In the own movies terms "he's just along for the ride".

[@Asghaad]

thing is for that to work the system has to do what Murphy would do .... just faster its predicting the response he would make anyway, just processes it faster and acts faster but the end result is the same EXCEPT it can make those decisions faster and thus negates the only flaw the human element brings while keeping the reason they put the human brain in the machine. its actually a PERFECT solution because it makes the machine base its decisions on the mental template of Alex Murphy creating the perfect hybrid conscience.

[@Someone-is4lx]

@@Asghaad actually, what it does is the software takes action, and sends signals to the guy's head convincing him he is in control, so if the company decides to kill an innocent person, the guy will be taken accountable, because he believes he killed an innocent person because he thought he was in control

[@Asghaad]

@@Someone-is4lx maybe you should watch the movie then ... halfway through he starts to override the directives and at the end he literally violates the base core directive he shouldnt be able to ... its the hole in the system because for it to work it has to simulate what Murphy would do to not cause it to glitch out... to convince him to believe that he is in control it has to behave as if he was ... its two way street, yes the system takes over BUT to be able to function it has to abide by the rules of the mind its "driving", meaning the longetr it has to learn the behavioral patterns of the host the closer it will emulate him and the less likely it is to act differently to the host. In the end what you would end up with would be AI copy of the host indistinguishable from the original, just acting way faster.

[@AlternateFunds]

Your not really in control, your brain is.

[@Perserra]

You know what will blow your mind even more? That's how your brain actually works. Your conscious mind isn't deciding anything, it's just noticing what you do and making up stories about it. You don't have free will, you are a meat robot running a super-complex biological algorithm.

[@kevinshi3279]

When youve gone through a level way to many times, and youve memorized everything

[@Night_Raptor_5991]

Me playing Valkyria chronicles 😅

[@Zach-hu4nn]

I did that with timesplitters 2 the first level on hard

[@DarknessLion_13]

Haha 😂

[@lem09able]

Did this with Time Crisis II in arcades. People be wondering why I can finish the game in 15 mins with 1 token.

[@bigmansir3745]

Titanfall 2 gaunlet cash mayo

[@sirhczenanreh4755]

Worlds first real aim bot

[@agentwashington6582]

sirhc zenanreh wow lol

[@masterzz57]

I just commented that lol

[@shoji6169]

sirhc zenanreh cost=get killed

[@zalgolord309]

sirhc zenanreh lol

[@Grand_Kekthew_]

sirhc zenanreh Tatical Visor activated

[@raymondweston8997]

A lot of ppl didn’t process the line, “the illusion of free will”. That was really a deeper context; than viewers realize. The greatest method of control; is the illusion of free will.

[@geomag527]

Only in some things is there just the illusion not all.

[@devonkaijuwarrior8009]

The devil's most reliable method he currently used on the entire world

[@thatluckylettuceguythatsle4358]

Hilda Valentine Goneril ok boomer

[@ninepuchar1]

Exactly. The line caught my attention,the first time i heard it.

[@gustavopereira4924]

@@devonkaijuwarrior8009 yes...

[@josephsinclair9991]

I like how when he is engaging one person the rest just stand there like lemons and do nothing, really improves the immersion

[@rajasw4981]

We got Rick Flag, Batman and Commissioner Gordon here

[@carlyrayinc]

Rajas W and roscach

[@justice_productions_]

Rajas W and Nick Fury!!!!

[@deadpoo-poo4497]

And that one guy!

[@Evanb5000]

And baby driver music

[@Evanb5000]

Also the vulture

[@unforgivn81]

This was actually a decent movie. People unfortunately judged it against the original, but it had its own philosophical and political themes that I thought it dealt with pretty well.

[@Enzo575]

Yeah... Just needed more action

[@DiegoKawasaka]

true, the original robocop movies are my fave one..even the RoboCop: Prime Directives movies are well made, for the new one i told myself from the first trailer i saw, i won´t compare it .its a movie on its own, and with that i really enjoined the movie + Michael Keaton played a really awesome bad guy

[@aurozappa305]

They keep making mediocre movies , for people like you

[@gur262]

I think... Yeah I barely remember it. It had a few very cool scenes and thoughts, but overall didn't work too well

[@thezombot0462]

Tappa Tappa no need to be harsh on other people’s opinions sir

[@lemuelrosario3708]

“It’s the illusion of free will.” The one line that made me fall in love with this movie. Totally underrated.

[@bigbywolf5197]

You loved the movie like me too huh?

[@nurse425]

Okay, for the people complaining about him reloading: He had 40 enemies(as seen by his HUD) Assuming the SMG had 40 rounds and his standard issue had 20 taking his damn near flawless targeting into consideration and the 1 or 2 he killed in H2H, he had MORE than enough ammo to complete the training session without reloading.

[@tardwrangler]

He shot a bunch of times before we see 40 enemies remaining

[@tardwrangler]

41 enemies, then 38 after 5 shots, 3 “misses”

[@gautamvenkat4228]

His "SMG" is actually a heavily modded rifle system chambered with .50 beowulf. Effectively making it a hard hitting pistol and his side arm is energy based so rounds fired from it is inconclusive

[@CanMav]

The initial count was 56 threats.

[@SeizureGman]

There is also entire seconds where you don't see him which would give him time to reload

[@Dude-vk5gv]

wow robocop is a hacker... no reloading and aimbot

[@RandomAmerican3000]

You know Bioticum, I'm starting to get the impression you did not like this film. Or perhaps you like cutting and pasting the same comment a little too much.

[@Grand_Kekthew_]

Happy supporter *I'VE GOT YOU IN MY SIGHTS*

[@pyrrehraus6571]

Random American who the fucc is bioticum

[@anextremelylongnamefornore727]

@@RandomAmerican3000 who is bioticum?

[@RandomAmerican3000]

@@anextremelylongnamefornore727 Don't remember. Probably someone who's comments got removed.

[@kaydentran1540]

‘How is he doing this’ Me:Aimbot And No Reloading so Basically Hacks

[@ichlasulamal218]

Wallhack and maphack too...

[@djcuevas1057]

If you aren’t cheating then you aren’t really trying.

[@soarin64]

but didn't robocop form the frist one did the same thing

[@geelangade576]

Just like dreed movie. tiny reloadbox with dozen bulet even misiles😂

[@judgedredd2039]

@@soarin64 Yea but the OG Robocop did it better. He didn't even need to look at his enemy to show them a lot of the time and would even strike a pose at times when shooting.

[@Nick-yz9fd]

While a completely different feel from the original, this version was amazing in its own right.

[@pineapplepizzadoomer2944]

this song is called Hocus Pocus by a band called Focus..

[@memesfromdema5032]

Baby driver used this amazingly

[@joefardian]

Yup, but this is helloween version..

[@erikswanson224]

They were a Dutch band. It fits in really well with this.

[@jbelisle1986]

@@joefardian nope, this is the Focus version. It's even in the movie's credits.

[@artemartem1134]

Nice game grumps reference.

[@cassandramartinez3068]

I'd buy that for a dollar

[@EmilioMetralleta]

Cassandra Martinez LMAO.

[@anextremelylongnamefornore727]

@@EmilioMetralleta LMAO

[@mrtubbs1402]

Classic!

[@robertogomez8027]

Never got that joke. What does it mean?

[@Gerbs1913]

I'd buy this movie for a dollar.

[@xikungao2376]

1:01 I want this on my vulture suit.

[@blackjack7207]

"That Spider-man won't get away again" (not accurate to the movie but still)

[@CarlosSanchez-ip1vs]

*on my Bat suit as well 😂

[@cpt.scorpion1092]

And maybe that crazy Birdman suit

[@juanchocorleone]

He's two super heroes and one super villain at the same time. I say Michael Keaton has a fantastic cinematic career.

[@darkseidwavyy]

@@juanchocorleone I literally still can’t believe the fact than a guy who played Batman in 1989 and 1992 is playing a Spider-Man villain in 2017.

[@dickorydock8475]

Those who hate this movie probably expected an action film but if you watch this and think more of it as a drama, it's pretty good.

[@davetate1155]

I hated it at first, but I went back to it with a more open mind recently, its actually not a bad flick. Good cast also.

[@jamesrosewell9081]

Absolutely, and the same principle applies to the first film

[@quaygrass6212]

@@jamesrosewell9081 True yeah it‘s like I‘m sorry bruh the original suit was like 100 lbs the actor had no mobility at all, there is so high octane fight scene with fast movement and parkour and stuff lol the combat wasn‘t the best.

[@Exc3ptional]

"Alright, I say we go on three" "Three" Gets me everytime.

[@TinyTalesBookClub]

So let me get this straight doc, we have the software and the hardware... why are we not just making better robots with the same capabilities?

[@thefirstprimariscatosicari6870]

Jonathan Vaughn The software is using Alex brain to make all the calculations, and a human brain is varius order of magnitude stronger than the most powerful computer we have now.

[@chunkemonke398]

Robot cops are illegal in Detroit. Having Alex as a Robocop is a way around the laws in Detroit.

[@tyler_bt3326]

ANTI HERO they did put that in, they didn’t say it directly but there was the big subplot right from the start about whether the robots should be allowed to operate on US soil. It says it a lot in the news reports, you just gotta read between the lines a bit

[@kyriss12]

KiLl3R Mem3StAR And even as they were using him as a foothold to get robots in law enforcement they were slowly stripping away his humanity one improvement at a time.

[@cynicat74]

@ANTI HERO They did. Multiple times. The Novek News reports we get, throughout the film, are constantly talking about the law banning Robots on US soil, and how they see RoboCop as an example as to why that's wrong. Maybe you should have listened.

[@alkfs137a]

Vulture really wants to advance his wings more, huh.

[@spadesofpaintstudios1719]

Sidima 😂

[@joejose8433]

It would have been a better movie without the human element s*** to it I hate movies like this why can't we get a loner who has no compassion for family and all that s*** if they had done that it would have been a better movie for real and leave out the f****** kids I'm always sick of this kid s*** a kid in the eyeball be done with it

[@vikinghammer87]

Sorry to disappoint you little Fortnite kids but thats Batman. Not Vulture.

[@morbiuscrystal4875]

@@vikinghammer87 stop crying kid

[@Nerf_Jeez]

"the illusion of free will.." "hold on is my mic not muted?"

[@spess4804]

“It’s the illusion of free will” China: WRITE THAT DOWN

[@zippyparakeet1074]

More like, USA. Corporations dictate our lives, the government spies on us in any way it can, yet it claims itself as the foremost bastion of "the Free World" At least China is more open about it, relatively speaking.

[@masspwnagedGames]

@@zippyparakeet1074 LOL stfu

[@TAKE_BACK_BRITAIN]

@@masspwnagedGames No no, he’s right.

[@cdhr6743]

@@jonahjameson2431 Nah. Seems pretty accurate.

[@lalamclala5553]

@@zippyparakeet1074 no. This is the only nation in the world with free will and freedom. The government does not even pay attention 70% of the people here. It would be a completely different place if the government could.

[@scribese7en]

Advanced Warfare vs Halo.

[@marvinrodriguez7971]

Some random Templar guy Halo wins

[@Sp36Gamer]

@@marvinrodriguez7971 worst Halo is Spartan overshield is super soldier power Callof duty no super soldier

[@spadesofpaintstudios1719]

SqueakyPeak36 or advanced armor really

[@1ztype343]

I mean with or without the shield he'd still be bullet-proof especially against those "modern-day" weapons

[@scribese7en]

@@Sp36Gamer "No super soldier?" Have you even played the game in questtion?

[@jibrailjabbarcandao9884]

This needs a sequel. Seriously.

[@user-fd1gf6yc5j]

I grew up with the original films, loved them, had the toys but I gotta admit, I love this film

[@michaelsong5555]

I love the robot's strategy -- "I have a gun, and he has a gun, so I'mma run towards him."

[@user-uv5ld3cx5t]

If you have multiple allies surrounding a target it's actually not a bad idea to rush him and allow others to take the kill

[@markhall7646]

The "Focus" track, by Hocus Pocus is absolutely perfect for this. "The illusion of free will... along for the ride"? I just don't think so...

[@pivotp0int530]

Eh, baby driver did this song better

[@memesfromdema5032]

ComradeCrab197 by far

[@normaluser1228]

did u mix up the song with the band? its hocus pocus by focus

[@olivierbaghdadi]

Those who like this movie, good for them. :)

[@seanwilson531]

Olivier Baghdadi this scene made my day. I'm thinking of just keeping it and deleting the the movie from my hard drive.

[@olivierbaghdadi]

Sean Wilson So u liked it?

[@seanwilson531]

Olivier Baghdadi the film... I can't really say whether or not I liked it as a whole. I've mainly took this scene from the movie and I've watched it more than I've the entire thing. the scene, seeing Murphy kick ass like he did, was just epic. I can't say it about the original either, since I've never watched the trilogy beginning to end. I only caught glimpses. I do like how this version, he's faster. 😁

[@olivierbaghdadi]

Sean Wilson Well, see if u can find and watch the whole movie and ull find more cool action than uve ever experienced before in ur entire life ;)

[@seanwilson531]

Olivier Baghdadi tbc, but for now, a different subject. why, in the Marvel universe, is Hydra's salute them raising both arms compared to Real life Nazis who raised only one arm? been itching me brain to discover why 😕

[@nitrozues7995]

I like how the doctor has Murphy’s back and says it is the illusion of free will when in all reality Murphy is going to work

[@katherineberger6329]

"A man chooses, a slave obeys. Would you kindly?"

[@welshcrusade9837]

I loved the threat count bit. As he shot each of them, the number slowly goes down

[@mrfucko3683]

Aimbot

[@masterzz57]

Mr Fucko yes

[@flameconvoy7424]

bioticum did you copy and paste that on just about every comment thread

[@Grand_Kekthew_]

Mr Fucko Tactical Visor Activated

[@dingdongmyopinioniswrong7046]

Nah bro he just had a good gaming chair.

[@brianbaker9181]

I swear I love it when I get to see scenes of movies I already watched, it makes me want to watch them again.

[@davekisman2763]

This 1:20 scene of Robocop 3.0 was so cool.🤩

[@aleksandarmilosevic4414]

RoboCop they broke them all in pieces! Robocop law

[@robbinbobwinhouse2574]

the soundtrack... pure epicness

[@robertaylor9218]

As I understand it, the doc literally described OUR process of control. As in we think or act first, and record the experience of deciding after we’ve started.

[@probablynotyourdad4616]

Love how he just moves around like an enemy in a video game

[@billt5055]

i would like if it was more violent as original

[@Elias6233]

ear1yb1rd "more violent THAN the original" or "AS violent as the original"

[@145752411]

looks like robocop vs terminators

[@Ozwaldmattos]

ear1yb1rd more violent? Impossible.

[@chrismusix5669]

PG-13 sells more tickets.

[@code-dredd]

While I think the original was better story-wise, gratuitous violence cannot really compensate for a script's shortcomings.

[@mac019]

Holy. He has aimbot and god sight with no reloading. We’re screwed as heck now.

[@theo-jamesmoulton2000]

I always wondered if there was some kind of minifacturing umbilical feeding bullets into his gun.

[@kevinwaag9976]

he just said "He's not accountable, the machine is. We're lying to him"

[@RizkymArifin]

Robocop 87 - 90: Classic Legendary Robocop '14: Perfection.

[@merpo2806]

The robots are obviously CGI, but the RoboCop suit itself is an actual suit, which I will say I do like newer design, but always love the original design.

[@elricengquist9989]

I like the older suit, and the new suits design, and actually thought that it would have been interesting to incorporate them both together more. like having the new design being more of a standard every day suit, while the older style suit might have been like a swat suit or heavier suit used for more dangerous missions or areas that fits over the new design.

[@UnderTheBigOak]

"The illusion of free will"

[@slake6179]

Badass robocop voice btw.

[@TheDakkaman]

I appreciated that the PR gal seemed genuinely and openly disturbed by what they were doing. The marketing guy ditched the CEO sure, but until the finale he was all aboard the human-rights-violation train, but the gal’s objections were delivered with hat felt like genuine revulsion. I always liked that part, and was sad it doesn’t really get mentioned.

[@buleuser]

RoboCop is probably the first ever real life robot to have aimbot and aimlock

[@getnmyoven69]

I wish that trainer guy would have said “you’ve sunk my battleships”

[@alexforce9]

Reading the comments about the "lack of free will" - but its basicly the same as when you drive a car, walking, talking, or any other activity that you do not even thinking about. Its a dream come true. You make the decision to get into a fight, and your microchip does all the work.

[@asadullahkhayyam3009]

"Its the Illusion of free will", that goes on so many places in now a days.

[@lemon5501]

Man vulture really wants a new suit lol

[@rahmadrenaldi2624]

The movie are pretty solid on its own, like a modern take on RoboCop a few years in the future than the original movies timeline. The plot and character are pretty good and the action are improvement over the original, if only critics and fans stop looking at it like it supposed to recycle the plot and action beat per beat I would say it would be more successful and we will have more sequel. I mean who wouldn't want more RoboCop action movie with more modern cgi, it would be a blast.

[@section1595]

Love the Hocus Pocus by Focus music in this 🎸

[@valentins.8770]

This is not robocop, robocop was not a acrobat, he was a tank, slow but invincible to bullets.

[@nathanielscott8684]

I think it'd be a much better explanation if they said in a similar way to the original that the system aims and calculates all the movements and deals with that side of stuff while leaving Alex in control and simply allows him to bypass his hesitation. Letting him go from thought to action the way a robot can but the reasoning and deduction skills of a human.

[@PaulNat360]

I Really Like This Version Of Robocop.

[@bigbywolf5197]

You too like me huh?

[@cowboybeboop9420]

I remember watching the old RoboCop movie as a kid. It seemed cool at the time. You had this cool terminator looking dude smashing stuff. Watching this movie as an adult makes me realize how dystopian this whole thing is.

[@ZAN23966]

I love the explanation of the visor coming down and the AI being the one thats making decisions - right before the AI rips the head off of a bot and throws it at the guy

[@victorpacheco8946]

Aimbot: ACTIVE Infinite ammo: ACTIVE INVINCIBILITY: ACTIVE

[@rubixfilms687]

You got Rorschach, Commissioner Gordon, Batman, Nick Fury and Robocop all in one movie

[@blaze909]

"its illusion of free will" sounds like the puppet in chief already

[@raihansuryaramadhan43]

I still love old RoboCop

[@ThePaudiaz]

The remake would have been better if Murphy was turned into a stealth operative. That black armour, combined with magnetic boots, a jetpack and infilitration programming would have made the film more interesting, not to mention more original.

[@anjaneyasreetrout2444]

That would have been...... Cheesy

[@thatluckylettuceguythatsle4358]

Just saying if he had a jet pack wouldn’t that give him away since he would be a stealth operative

[@joevenespineli6389]

@@anjaneyasreetrout2444 compared to what we got, Ill take it.

[@CertifiedFresh7]

It doesn’t need to be original. It’s a remake.

[@darthgiorgi4990]

Technically speaking, this robocop just defeated more opponents in this scene alone than in the whole original combined. Sure, they are robots, but they are still opponents either way. Still, such a badass scene.

[@davon3283able]

Even if he defeats a million lol , atmosphere bro is key , the atmosphere is just a simulation with some high school music , where as the original was a real drug bus with a historical epic theme , these movies lack atmosphere

[@CopperLoveAndKisses]

This movie’s great.

[@bighatidiot4667]

Bruh, the illusion of free will THAT HOLDS HORRFYING AMOUNTS OF POWER not only do you make him accountable for what he’s doing YOU KNOW HE ISNT but he literally is PHYSICALLY AND MENTALLY

[@zecrov1795]

"I dont know bout' that, i've been through alot

[@jonnahwong364]

0:28 *shroud left the chat*

[@liamashton645]

"illusion of free will" that's chilling

[@Bornloserstrongheart]

After the accident he is left is a head, heart, lungs and a right hand. On his hospital bed was missing limbs and burnt badly. The scientist are crucial man

[@raflx4815]

1:53 *WELL YES, BUT ACTUALLY NO*

[@jsb1100]

after the man's whole explanation I just want to ask "then what is the difference between him and a machine???"

[@felixfeliciano7011]

There is no difference. Murphy is a publicity stunt more than anything, in-universe. The doc did this to save the human in the machine from being scrapped, but he subsumed a man's free will to please a corporate overlord in order to do it. Out-of-universe, this is showing the chilling side of the illusion of free will. That a machine can be programmed to kill is not surprising to anyone, but doing it in such a way as to convince a human operator that he is the one that is making the decision is all the more sinister. In the original Robocop, we forget that Robocop is a robot that has a human brain as its processor. He is NOT Murphy. He only has Murphy's memories. Over the course of the movies, he slowly becomes more human with more free will. He even changes his name that he gives to the OCP CEO from "Call me Robocop" to "Call me Murphy." The second one does the opposite, where it is clearly a human in a full body prosthesis, but over the course of the film, they strip away more of his humanity in order to make him a more effective robot. He becomes Robocop.

[@rumaysa9649]

This is an underrated movie

[@vaibhavsingh2475]

'ILLUSION OF FREE WILL'. We all experience it every day we just don't realise it.

[@anonymous2858]

Face is his weakspot, literally the only one thats not covered in armor

[@MK11_EGY]

KenC his jawline, to be exact. He took a .50 caliber bullet (supposedly the only type of bullet that can penetrate Alex’s armor) to the face and lived.

[@PM-rh6yq]

I remember my nephew thinking that those robots we’re terminators. 😂

[@darthjump]

All that CGI but the one shot in the original Robocop warehouse shootout when Alex aims his arm to the side and shoots the guy without looking beats this whole scene.

[@ShiPerion]

This robocop was good.

[@CharleyVCU1988]

what the hell you cut out the best part

[@trifleneurotic]

Agreed. I wanted him to tase the exoskeleton with a little a**hole inside.

[@imjusttoobad916]

I loved this suit better than the silver ones but I kinda wish there was more action in this movie

[@sator_project]

This scene could have been great if Robocop wasn't the same color as the warehouse. If there was more contrast, the choreography could really pop.

[@razthewolf5101]

that black suit is super perfect!!!

[@alexanderroloff8093]

You ended it right at the best part of the whole scene!!!!

[@user-ww9cs3gs5q]

the one thing hes missing here is the ability to shoot through walls, every aimbotter has that

[@DivineHotdog]

He must have a good gaming chair

[@wholetyouinhere]

"If the machine is in control, how is Murphy accountable?" He doesn't answer her question.

[@user-uv5ld3cx5t]

He answered that Murphy is given the illusion that he is in control of himself, so the hidden answer is pretty much "Murphy would thought he did all that and think he is accountable for his actions during that time".

[@deoman8846]

The music fits perfectly 🥰

[@dubyajayyo]

Isn’t it an adaptation of No Remorse by Metallica?

[@nainyel7194]

@@dubyajayyo no

[@dubyajayyo]

@@nainyel7194 Listened to it again. It's Blitzkrieg.

[@nainyel7194]

@@dubyajayyo It's "Hocus pocus" by Focus. The song of Metallica really is a Blitzkrieg.

[@jeannguyen3199]

They’re embarrassing him, he’s doing all of it but it’s not exactly *him* doing it.

[@DrWho2008t101]

thanks for the video.

[@Yohanan552]

It's the illusion of free will. Like the sound of one hand clapping

[@pawedziewietnascie7360]

Movie is not that bad, but it should not be named 'robocop'. I've watched old ones and this has absolutely nothing in any term with 'old ones character'. Except that line like thing on helmet to watch through it's just completely different everything.

[@Ghalnerac]

Old one was more 'mechanical'. But since technology has become more fluid, more natural, they had no choice to actualise him as he still would look like futuristic. That's why he looks like more human than the old one. But it is an illusion, he's still mostly a machine...

[@slainski3344]

If it wasn't called RoboCop it would be considered a robocop ripoff

[@SinisterMinister616]

You're logic makes me so frustrated

[@jaminsim5965]

*Your

[@Goldenmaster94]

that is why this a reboot and not a remake

[@ChrisRigling]

No one: Ammo: Am I a joke to you?

[@bacicinvatteneaca]

Awful use of an overuse format

[@jamisonlynch6437]

I don’t know if this is unpopular or not but I liked this one more than the originals.

[@MrCrunchytime]

If we're being honest, humans "act" without thinking all the time. Repetitive tasks we do day in and day out we just stop thinking about doing and just do, and in high stress situations humans will frequently act without thinking about what they're doing. The doctor was colorful in his wording, but what it breaks down to is he tuned the software in such a way that Murphy couldn't distinguish it apart from his own natural instincts.