ROBOCOP First Gun Fight Scene

[@MasterVideoStudios]

Alex Murphy was a Badass even before he became the Cyborg.

[@AdeptKing]

That's probably why he was so good as Robocop too.

[@CraigMcfly1985]

Facts! Max Payne would be impress!

[@adjustver2]

OCP intende to send good cops to danger zone because it wanted flesh of good cops as the arch type of robocop.Alex Murphy is one of the candidates. It means he was an excellent cop.

[@robwalsh9843]

Peter Weller is a Texan, he drew from his upbringing.

[@Hawthorne-Studios]

Idealistic and honorable, but Lewis can see he (and she) has a lot to learn about the savagery of crime in Detroit.

[@fantasybouthour6679]

Peter Weller actually sounds like a robot. They got the perfect actor.

[@nightmarebloxshorts8332]

Ikr

[@anglicky69]

looking back on it, this was such a great movie. still holds up over time too

[@skullgirl6583]

anglicky69 was before CGI aswell, the scenes look more realistic.

[@ninjaz4ch644]

Look at all of the older movies. Sure some of the special effects look cheesy, but movies like Aliens still look good because they used real effects and not CGI

[@samizaynislife6471]

NINJAZ4CH That's really unfair. The CGI aged well in Terminator 2 and Jurassic Park

[@anglicky69]

this isn't CGI in this movie. it is stop motion and practical effects. nothing unfair. you just can't compare apples to oranges, which is what you're trying to do

[@michaelangelocostello2599]

anglicky69 BULLSHIT IT DOES

[@davidadams3119]

1:13 when Clarence says: "WHAT DO YOU WANT"! 🤦🏾‍♂️😂😂

[@manuellim6284]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@truthseeker3503]

6 people burnt the fuckin money

[@SeanODea25]

Simon wadsley 21 people now

[@noeditbookreviews]

This movie is such a friggin masterpiece. You got Basil Poledouris on the score, Paul Verhoeven Directing, Phil Tippett leading effects. Don't get me started on the cast. Every second of screen-time with Kurtwood is magic. Thank you 1980's.

[@JuanHerrera-qw6js]

The same Peter Weller who holds a PhD in history and has done commentary in History Channel documentaries. Freaking Renaissance man.

[@ScubaSteveM45]

He was Buckaroo Banzai in a different movie too IIRC

[@JustSomeCanadianGuy]

0:19 - Seen this movie 50 times and I never noticed he did take the clip OUT of the gun to do a trick while facing a restaurant full of people! Murphy's not an asshole! 🤣

[@JacobDTulio]

Murphy seemed like such a fun guy who genuinely loved his job. Instantly likeable character.

[@MazSix45]

Poor Murphy. Stripped of his humanity and the only thing he could do now is protect the law. I actually feel sorry for him even though it's a movie.

[@edumalafaia11]

In the end of movie he accepted his destiny and showed he still has his humanity. That is the most important message in the movie, how a cyborg could has more humanity than the people in the city in those days (Robocop distopic future).

[@chrisstrijbosch9318]

how this punks shoot him so brutally

[@robwalsh9843]

That shows how good a movie it is when you care about a character.

[@SoldierOfFate]

His humanity still exists - just in a different body.

[@calogerohuygens4430]

He resurrected in order to judge the sinners. Clearly inspired by christological themes.

[@GentlemanAmerican]

I always crack up at Clarence's first scene: "You burnt the f%cking money!"

[@dinkyramirez9866]

1:02 😉

[@manuellim6284]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@hillncer1]

Peter weller did an epic job really, even though hes an under rated. Nancy allen looks so innocent.

[@edwardpate6128]

I always thought she was smokin hot!

[@1fanger]

She is so sweet looking.

[@easygrin1127]

PsychoTech ARMS Joel who?

[@ICantSplel]

The director had her hair cut very short to desexualise her. Guess it didn't quite work, haha.

[@Nostalgicguy2242]

That's the idea guy... you would never expect a 5'1" at the most innocent looking lady to put handcuffs on you, much less to completely kick your 6'3" male ass....

[@kapnerad]

Kurtwood Smith is a freakin' amazing actor. He owned this movie :)

[@michaelbull4344]

The gun spinning he does as robocop it shows you that Murphy spirit never died even when becoming a cyborg

[@jessecrookes4969]

They can remake this movie a thousand times. The original will always be my favorite.

[@greenlightcomics7602]

Like most of the movies from the 80s and 90s. They always have heart and soul that are irreplaceable. Like most of the remakes we get today?

[@Mr_T_Badger]

Also entertaining bit of trivia, Peter Weller would later voice over Batman in The Dark Knight Returns and both Kurtwood Smith and Ray Wise (Leon) would voice over Commissioner Gordon in Beware The Batman and Batman: The Killing Joke respectively.

[@armandoguerracruz8906]

I’am happy to say that I’am a proud owner of the hand gun Murphy is doing tricks with. The P226

[@oldsnake7848]

I wanna see a prequel of Murphy becoming a cop

[@techno639]

Just title it "Murphy"

[@-Trauma.]

Murphy:Cop

[@BabyLouie22]

The movie is set in Detroit, but shot primarily in Dallas TX. In the background you see downtown Dallas, you see the Reunion Tower and Reunion Arena. You also see a grain building that reads Texas Industries. Love the movie but somehow, all that got through editing. Dont know if it was on purpose or not.

[@katharsis3754]

I don't know but I love that they filmed it in my home state. Ironic. I wish the fellow texans pulled their damn selves together and get the californians out

[@TPDManiacXC626]

@@katharsis3754 Watch your mouth bub. I got plans to move there to kick off a potential anime dub voice acting career. My rough draft plan involves starting at Sentai Filmworks-they take new and upcoming talent.

[@katharsis3754]

@@TPDManiacXC626 Lmao chill out fuckin little keyboard warrior. Try to spread your pathetic political correctness over here and let's what happens

[@Hawthorne-Studios]

@@TPDManiacXC626 He means the gimpish ones, not the cool bros my dude.

[@whatuautado]

Clarence slapping the driver in the back of the head and kicking him.. Haha!

[@patrickthomas7415]

Red Forman before he was red forman

SHUT THE FUCK UP AND DO IT

[@al307antony2]

Lavern too bad the driver was siting down, or else he'd of kick him right in the ass.

[@bursegsardaukar]

An example of the pack leader asserting dominance.

[@CraigMcfly1985]

@@patrickthomas7415 yes.

[@zackthebongripper7274]

You know Clarence is one of the greatest bad guys is movie history by the fact that he not only slaps Emil but also kicks him in the shoulder.

[@bursegsardaukar]

Just an example of the pack leader asserting dominance.

[@skullgirl6583]

30 years on and still awesome, the reboot ain't got nothing on this

[@phillipsimmons5]

good to see a woman has good taste in movies.

[@CraigMcfly1985]

Damn right Skull Girl!

[@lillordakira9752]

1:03 YOU BURNT THE FUCKING 💰

[@anchorpoint3631]

I had to 💥 the 🚪

[@josuegtr1034]

Clarence! WHAT!? WHAT DO YOU WANT!? We got a 🚔 on our tail!

[@Phoenix7786]

Look at the bright side Bobby; you are probably the only one of your "friends" to survive the film.

[@DarkLordDiablos]

If he did survive you make a good point. You can imagine if he did survive and saw the news, he was probably thankful he got tossed out the back of the van.

[@SoldierOfFate]

@@DarkLordDiablos Especially if he learned about Emil's grisly fate.

[@Yaguara]

He's dead, definately.

[@CraigMcfly1985]

@@SoldierOfFate true.

[@KenDaKingArrives]

I always thought he died from the impact flying out of that van straight into a moving vehicle going at roughly the same speed as the van, on top of already being wounded, even if it was non-fatal by itself...

[@stephenmurray2851]

At 2:20 they shoot out the windscreen and flashlight of the cop car. At 2:30 the damage isn't there? Still vastly superior to anything made today. The eighties were amazing for films.

[@andreschernin4162]

at 2:30 you cant see it : to far!.at 2:43 you can see it

[@michaelangelocostello2599]

Stephen Murray superior? You’re on crack

[@OpenMawProductions]

And you're on stupid pills.

[@lifeisamatrix5960]

Lol they made this when ford was trying market the taures over the blocked vics and it didn't take off like they wanted v6 over v8 everyone stayed with the crown vics.

[@lifeisamatrix5960]

The strobe bar wouldn't make a glass break either it is plastic.

[@kevaninthe4135]

Red Forman really went crazy in the 80's.

[@ailtorres]

2:02 Best line ever.

[@sectorz1019]

I totally agree it is

[@DeDasilva81]

I like how both the hero and the villain are from Wisconsin!

[@Hawthorne-Studios]

Weller is a Texan isn't he?

[@DeDasilva81]

@@Hawthorne-Studios Nope Wisconsin

[@racerknight99FirstChannel]

Can You Fly Bubby! LOL

[@CraigMcfly1985]

Emil: This crate ain't gonna outrun a cop! Clarence: Slow down then? Emil: WHAT ARE YOU CRAZY MAN?! Clarence: Shut (your face up) the f**k and do it, JUST DO IT!!! Me: (chuckling)

[@dyanes]

“Can you fly Bobby?”

[@numberlime9617]

i feel so bad for Murphy

[@reginareece7081]

why because he has a girl as a partner?

[@eirikmagnuslarssen4242]

Because he got shot up by a band of psychopaths I think.

[@Genevasplaytime]

Number Lime You play with fire you get shot the fuck up..

[@Rawsilver]

That's the difference between the original and the new movie. I honestly couldn't careless about the new movie's Robocop. The way Murphy dies in this movie is so brutal and personal. In the new one, SPOILER, they just put a bomb in his car as he's walking to it. : /

[@mr915764]

and he was shot on his first day in new work.

[@lonestarwolfentertainment7184]

I kind of wish we got to see a bit more of Murphy before he became Robocop, at the very least have him be in Detroit for a week before he gets killed instead of it being his first day.

[@TPDManiacXC626]

If the movie was given a bigger budget than $13 million, they could’ve gone for at least three days of fleshing out the partnership between Murphy and Lewis. Because if you’ve never watched any trailers or read the plot premise, off the bat between the two of them it would look like an average run-of-the-mill Buddy Cop movie that has a certain charm to it. Alas, a money and runtime budget are a harsh mistress to work with.

[@scottknode898]

He was actually a police officer In Detroit before just transferred from another police precinct in the city.

[@Hawthorne-Studios]

@@scottknode898 Detroit South then Detroit Central?

[@kurthaberle4698]

Always wait for backup especially when you are outnumbered by heavily armed assailants

[@caza728]

Yeah, it didn’t seem like the thugs were going anywhere. Murphy and Lewis could have just set up a perimeter outside til backup arrived.

[@CaminoAir]

@@caza728 Weller speaks over the dispatch operators line about how long back up will take to arrive (estimated time anyway). I've tried and tried to hear how many minutes she says, but I'm still not sure. I think she says 10 minutes. I think there's a dynamic going on between Murphy and Lewis. Lewis thinks of herself as 'tough'. Murphy seems like he's trying to make an impression on his first day and earn her respect. He says it's her call and she says they'll go in. Obviously, they could have pulled back enough to keep an eye on the van and wait for backup. Boddicker and his gang aren't going anywhere. They are lying low for a while. Lewis' decision to go into the steel mill may be one part of why she feels responsibility for Murphy's death. The other clearly being that she got blind-sided. If she hadn't then she probably would have been outflanked with Murphy and both of them murdered.

[@Hawthorne-Studios]

@@CaminoAir Maybe, or she could have intercepted them and held them off before they reached Murphy?

[@sean8102]

@@CaminoAirYeah same here. I keep trying to hear what ETA the dispatcher gives but I can't.

[@star.light.ls.]

When I first watched the van scene, I didn't think any of the suspects in it were dangerous. Then the scene with Murphy dying comes. And I end up knowing.

[@bigkid5226]

1:02 makes me laugh everytime 😆

[@dwaynegreene152]

Bobby burns the money and literally got thrown out of the gang.

[@bursegsardaukar]

He's already a liability with his wounded leg.

[@jonmar4683]

This facility seems like the same from the one near end of the movie. Kinda symbolic, Murphy died here but Robocop killed later his murderer at the same place.

[@gendoruwo6322]

Yeah, the same! And the final scene is the same OCP board meeting room where it all began.

[@maxpower6110]

And he used his hand-spike to kill Boddicker.

[@SoldierOfFate]

@@maxpower6110 It was also the same arm (the right one) that Boddicker took from him too.

[@ScubaSteveM45]

There's a lot of that in the movie like how even Robocop spun his weapon like Murphy did or at the end when the Old Man being taken hostage by Dick Jones foils being taken captive firing Dick Jones freeing Robocop from Directive 4 and afterwards asked Robocop his name and he says "Murphy"

[@chriswilliams4065]

80's child of sci-fi horror. Good times. Miss films like these.

[@michaelvaladez3012]

When Lewis says "Let's do it" that's when she screwed up then Murphy's life was in jeopardy.They should've waited for that backup otherwise Murphy wouldn't have gotten shot.

[@dartmada9733]

Yeah but then the whole movie wouldn't have happened

[@SebastianVG85]

The best scene in the movie, also i like the background a 1983-87 White Ford LTD Crown Victoria... and the silos with the brand TEXAS INDUSTRIES INC.

[@fernandolopez6332]

penulisan tong

[@teddykgb3865]

Yeah, anyone who lives in Dallas would love this movie. In almost every cut, they change directions. They're driving away from the city, then back toward it, then away from it. Back and forth, over and over. :D

[@anchorpoint3631]

@@teddykgb3865 Exactly hahahaha!!!

[@pajerotm04]

"Can you fly, Bobby?"

[@TPDManiacXC626]

I spoofed that line in the summer when me and my youngest brother were tossing around our 4 year old cousin Sophie in the swimming pool. “Can you fly, Sophie?”

[@charwill480]

The only reason Murphy lost his memory was because Bob blanked his brain so he’s fresh

[@sectorz1019]

Yeah they thought they where able to get rid of Murphy but no matter what you can't get rid of him even in death

[@farerse]

Is it routine to go after 5 heavily armed guys without backup?? Even 35 years ago that doesn't seem like a good idea

[@sean8102]

This isn't to you. KZbin keeps shadow deleting my comment (where you can see it when signed in but no one else can). For no reason I can think of. 🖕 you KZbin. I still see spam bots on a video in seconds but ya got me trying to leave a actual reply.

[@unit1619]

Fun fact, this is one of the first movies to feature the Sig P226!

[@CraigMcfly1985]

Brilliant pistol dude.

[@caza728]

It had a cameo as the gun held on Colonel Troutman in the helicopter in First Blood Part 2.

[@Hawthorne-Studios]

@@caza728 Interesting, he used a .45 ACP 1911 in the first movie.

[@caza728]

@@Hawthorne-Studios Not used by Troutman. It was aimed at him in the helicopter when the abort order is given, and Rambo is left behind.

[@xandror]

When I saw this in 1987 it was wild seeing cops wearing body armor with semi automatic pistols and driving aerodynamic style cars.

[@russianbear7570]

Looking back at the sweet interractions between the partners it got me thinking, would be hella prequel if they got to work together more before Murphy died

[@DarkLordDiablos]

Agreed, it would have been good to see them work together abit before he was killed, maybe acouple of weeks to build up a rapport, though I also feel it would have taken away the shock factor too since he's essentially killed on his first day there.

[@LoneWolf1974]

Something I never noticed before: When Clarence is looking at the money they stole...OK yeah some of it is burnt because they had to "blow the door". But much of it ISN'T burnt and yet he's scattering it and throwing away perfectly good money! And he's calling the other guy a 'stupid asshole' Oh and a quote from cinemasins: "Dad from 'That 70s Show' is not calling someone a dumbass in this scene" Actually, he is. And ironically HE's the dumbass!

[@YoStu242]

"YOU BURNT THE FUCKING MONEY" lol

[@shellsbignumber2]

No CGI, That's why I love 80's Action Movies.

[@TheBatMav]

3:17 - I love the way he says “Oh, man!” 🤣

[@stanescugeorgian9556]

What a cool trick...Alex Murphy was a real badass !!

[@mjb12ification]

The way they did them police uniforms in this movie should be done the same way as in real life so they’ll look more futuristic.

[@SoldierOfFate]

They're less like police uniforms and more like military-grade body armor...which makes sense since Detroit in this movie is infested with criminals that are more heavily armed than the cops themselves.

[@TPDManiacXC626]

@@SoldierOfFate More like subpar military body armor and getup. The vest and riot helmet with face shield aren’t even enough protection, and neither are the meager small arms and ammunition they carry for a decaying, crime-ridden city like Detroit as depicted in the film.

[@SoldierOfFate]

@@TPDManiacXC626 Granted, Detroit is on the verge of bankruptcy in this movie so in that case I really doubt their PD is doing better finances and funding-wise. They also went on a mass strike later on in the movie.

[@Hawthorne-Studios]

I agree.

[@JamesBond-pb2qy]

I have one of those Robo Cop cars now. Gonna be a race car soon .

[@europeanssuckdick7222]

Still annoys me how in movies they're always pumping a shotgun or racking a slide of a pistol right before a gun fight. That shit should've been done long before.

[@mikaelwojciechowski7281]

Yeah, it would add more realism to it, since police procedure regarding firearms handling states that there should always be a round in the chamber. At least that's how our police in Sweden roll, and I suppose it's the same in the USA. Interestingly, Murphy is seen wielding a SIG Sauer P228, which was actually the main service pistol of the Swedish police in the late 1980s to the early 2000s. A great handgun, they say.

[@caza728]

@@mikaelwojciechowski7281 P226

[@nodeloliver6201]

Something about 80's movies makes you want to be a either a cop, or a military man.

[@TPDManiacXC626]

On the flip side of the coin, in that particular decade… it seemed like bodybuilders, politicians, ex-military personnel, police, even children could get into acting then with little to no questions asked.

[@-Trauma.]

Laura Palmer's pops just sitting there chilling while Redd Foreman freaks out. 😂🤣

[@kev3d]

5 people couldn't fly...

[@brianpaschal7755]

Clarence Boddicker is a extremely cold hearted person for throwing that guy in the police car like that, damn that's foul!

[@TPDManiacXC626]

Well, the violence in the movie is so graphic and over the top, it’s accepted given the setting and to the point of being darkly humorous.

[@brianpaschal7755]

@@TPDManiacXC626 Yes, now that I 🤔 think about it it is super funny.

[@DLordSadow]

Maybe Bobby should been more careful and NOT burned the money! 🤔

[@rizzledizzle9801]

Im sure hes upset you think that

[@-Trauma.]

Clarence: "Can you fly, Bobby?" Bobby: "Yeah but, my leg's busted..." Clarence: *reconsiders*

[@tigger7454]

Can you fly Bobby?

[@EskoMorko_]

Bobby couldn't fly, Bobby probably died.

[@MrLachek]

I think not being able to fly killed him.

[@SoldierOfFate]

At least he suffered a rather merciful death compared to Clarence and Emil...

[@ge4]

Probably or maybe he did survive and escape, he was just shot in the leg.

[@cybergothika6906]

Anne Lewis best police partner ever.

[@SoldierOfFate]

Does anyone know the particular model of Clarence's shotgun? His other goons appear to use Ithaca 37s and one of them has a Remington 870 with a folding stock.

[@TPDManiacXC626]

Clarence uses a Mossberg 5500 with an extended magazine and heat shield. Steve Minh uses a Mossberg 500 Cruiser. The other guns you mentioned before are those models.

[@RedRanger2001]

This is the R-rated version (Bobby being shot was zoomed out)...

[@katharsis3754]

Also, I could sworn the camera pans to him on the ground before cutting to the next scene at the mill

[@sean8102]

Yeah they cut the couple seconds close up of Bobby's knee being shot.

[@EnterpriseKnight]

They had an Ar-15 in the car and didn't shoot it once. What the hell.

[@stang5755]

Actually it's a pump shotgun, your point about not using it still stands though. Bah, awesome scene nonetheless.

[@EnterpriseKnight]

Nay mate, look at the barrel and ironsights, that's like an m4 or m16. 3:13

[@stang5755]

Well, given it's position in the car it certainly isn't a full-length AR variant. It could be a carbine, but certainly not an M4 as those didn't exist yet. That said, the barrel doesn't match that of an AR at all, and indeed that's most of the indication there - The barrel is simply too fat and smooth for any typical AR barrel (though typical for a shotgun, of course); it should be thinner and have some kind of flash hider/muzzle brake at the end. Even if the flash hider were removed, the barrel would still (in addition to being thinner) have a slightly recessed threaded end where said flash hider screws on, not again smooth and 'bull' as it is here. It could be, say, a moderator as seen on some older (period) AR carbines, but again, it's totally smooth - there's no flash vents. There are of course 'match target' variants that do have plain barrels without flash vents, but even they aren't totally smooth the whole way; they've a slightly recessed crown at the end - Furthermore they generally weren't around at this time either (they mainly came about later as a result of various 'feature focused' AWBs). That said, what I think you're taking as the front sight is actually the latch holding the gun itself (I mistook this the same for a while myself). It doesn't have anything like the triangular shape of a standard AR sight, and if you look close it appears to go a bit past the gun and around the barrel - It can be better seen on an HD shot (check here - www.imfdb.org/images/b/b1/Robo_602.jpg). One thing you will notice if you look close is the bit of rounded piece just past the foregrip, this doesn't look right for an AR, but does look like the end of a magazine tube on a shotgun (particularly a Remington 870) being viewed from the bottom. I'm a gun nerd who IDs firearms in films as a hobby, been doing it for several years. That and this is my personal number one film so I've watched practically every inch of it. Just sayin' I have an idea what I'm talking about. I had thought the same as you for a bit, but after some scrutinizing this is indeed a shotgun and not an AR carbine as I myself once thought. The mag tube-endcap closest matches a Remington 870 as I mentioned - I'd say this is actually one of the folding-stock pistol-gripped 870s from one of Clarence's crew just being re-used here. Now if you really want to press the issue I could probably check with the armorer who worked on the film himself, though. And if I'm wrong I'll be the first to admit it. But let's just say I very much doubt that to be the case.

[@jonmar4683]

I imagine that dual welding two glocks would be a better choice for handling ability than having the AR cumbersome stock and overall length from getting out of the window. Could have been used after the window broke apart but it was kinda too late at this point as Bodicker gang's got away.

[@stang5755]

He used a SIG-Sauer P226 and a H&K P9S, but as for your point, there is that to consider as well - The two pistols would be less unwieldy than even a shorter AR carbine. Not by a lot, but still. Of course there are the kind of cinema factors to consider (looks badass, throwback to a western gunfighter using two revolvers, and so on).

[@STEJTHEGREATEST]

I ALWAYS USED TO GET SCARED WHEN THEY ARRIVED AT THE FACTORY. ;*(

[@tylerwedell3750]

I just love how the shotguns have unlimited ammo

[@CarterGonzalez]

That is me when someone burns popcorn 🍿

[@AMC2283]

last night my wife ruined dinner and I was like You......you burnt the f'n meatloaf!!!!!! And then someone called the cops because we were fighting too loudly, so I threw her at them.

[@kapnerad]

"Shit!! You....you burned the fucking popcorn!!"

[@bursegsardaukar]

@@AMC2283Can you fly, honey?

[@AMC2283]

@@bursegsardaukar ha thank you I forgot all about this old post

[@adierdee5029]

the best of the movie Robocop 2017.... 30 years

[@Gubalicious]

I recon If they hadn't thrown Bobby out of the car Murphy could have taken all of them out.

[@wowman8882]

Clarence looks like a fucking bank accountant i guess that what i like about him because hes just some normal looking man and not some 6 foot 6 man covered in scars and has a beard like hes a galactic overlord.

[@JustSomeCanadianGuy]

I love that the twirling the gun isn't for him, it's for his son.

[@ArthurFedorov]

Peter Weller is a great actor and person!

[@davidoftheglen3447]

" Can you fly, Bobby ? " Huahuahuahuahua !!!

[@louisjordan4702]

I got the chance to meet Kurtwood Smith while in Kosovo in 2000. He came to Camp Bondsteel

[@RaulGarfias]

Murphy already had balls of steel long before being Robocop.

[@timpriddy349]

DETROIT MY ASS......thats south dallas by reunion arena

[@sean8102]

Yep, they filmed in Dallas. Though if I remember correctly the steel mill is in Pitsburg. But I coud be misremembering.

[@dinkyramirez9866]

1:29 I Can't Help Myself... 😆🤣😂

[@markappleby02]

Do you think Bobby lived?

[@girlenocorreiadapaz2746]

Amazing movie !

[@sunnyjim70]

One of the best movies ever in my whole life...Robocop, Back to the future...

[@BadulaJohnson]

2:40 "Can you flyyyy Bobby"

[@Thegamer89Bond]

Watching this movie with my father in 2014 great times :D

[@fanelfabien9242]

That's murphy guys they got him Robocop got the guy thank you Niles and Skyler

[@JitJit-ESPI]

Sh*t!! I don't believe it!!! (What) You... You burned the f*ckin money!!

[@TheWelchProductions]

So funny to see a coupe guys in this movie that were later in Twin Peaks

[@jackpierce1724]

Can you fly, Bobby?

[@LeonardStauffer]

Good movie, outlandish police tactics.

[@fabulousfrance]

2:26 broken windshield 2:29 new windshield... how could she still drive with no visibility anyway?

[@ultramanjack6751]

For this scene, and for others. *Clarince Boddinker* *He is the favorite villain in this classic film*

[@krunk9790]

This is an horror movie😎

[@soupermoviecritic8511]

There's something about Peter Wellers voice I love.

[@antiheroesdc7536]

Clarence: You Burn the Fucking Money!!

[@dudy2506]

this film better than 2014

[@kalaniwest5211]

Can you fly ✈️ Bobby 😆😭

[@katharsis3754]

🐦🦅 lmao

[@lifeisamatrix5960]

What I didn't get was lewis came out 2 went into coffee shop yet no back up was available...... Hmmm real union mindsets

[@cinemaloversinc.4193]

I don't know why people think peter weller is so good here. Personally he's really bad in these scenes. He sounds so wooden like a robot and it really drags down the film. When he shows his human side, it just doesn't feel right cause he to me always sounds like a robot. Now when he becomes robo cop, that's when his performance becomes great because he's born to play robo cop. But here....ever since I saw the film, i couldn't get into his character. Idk maybe it's just me.

[@kecukritiques2943]

I can get where you're coming from, and it's valid criticism indeed. But for me, at least, that makes it more endearing. The big question regarding the films was: "how much of Murphy, if anything at all, remains; and how much is just a machine?" The fact that he comes across as a stoic, wooden, down-to-earth person before he's a cyborg makes the human/machine line that much more blurred. So instead of us getting a bipolar character that makes clear jumps between man and machine, we get one that encourages us to think about which of those is in command during any particular moment.

[@themooseisontheloose]

That's a fucking sick Sig... P226 if my eyes doesn't deceive.

[@sean8102]

yep

[@robertochmanski5693]

You burn the fuckin' money! 😂 1:04

[@podsmpsg1]

Murphy and Lewis can't be bought.

[@sammycas4850]

2:24 car is getting shot up then all of the sudden gets fixed.