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As for Judge Dredd, it's the other way around. Robocop was made because Verhoeven couldn't get the license for Judge Dredd. Judge Dredd was a comic book that began in 1977, called 2000 AD as part of an anthology. The character branched out to his own comic in 1990. As for locations, the exterior of the Detroit police station is actually the home office of a previous company I worked for and the final conflict at the steel mill is the place my Father retired from, Great Lakes Steel.

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I highly recommend reacting to X-MEN '97. It's probably the 2nd best show Marvel's ever done besides Daredevil. And if you haven't seen Daredevil, you should totally react to that too.

I love that one of your go to pop culture references while taking this movie in was Chicken Run (some might consider it a far more innocent film than Hereditary, but it’s a pretty scary film too… if you’re a chicken). 😉🐔

good reaction. The director made some interesting films in Europe before he came to hollywood. You might like his historical film "Flesh+Blood" with Rutger Hauer.

Nice reaction! There is multiple sequels, a not so good remake and also cartoons and tv series 😎

The story is based on an autobiography of the science fiction writer J.G. Ballard. It was filmed on location in China before the rapid growth in the 1990s

This movie and its sequels spawned a weekly TV series that was pretty good.

the person major-domo if unaware of the naming convention the title majordomo is given to advisors to mainly royalty in most asian kingdoms back then. common trope of them in asian media is their words are poisonous on telling the lord to do this and that for the "good" of the ppl but usually its the majordomo and affiliated schemes. immedialty im like this mf is the bad guy and yeah he been twisting the mayor for long time.

The corporation Part came true. UA-cam, Google all social media it's controlled by advertisement. If you say something that Google or anyone else on social media disagrees with they cancel you.

Saw this movie when I was about 8. I actually got to see parts of it filmed during a school trip in downtown Dallas. Very vague memories of seeing the van scene where the main protagonist asks "Can you fly Bobby?" I was there that day when it was filmed. :)

The reason why ED-209 couldn't go down stairs was intentional. They went with the "worst design" to simply hammer down that corporations have no idea what they're doing. Like Dick Jones said "who cares if it works".

Robocop is the story about a man who died and had to be resurrected to return to work. There is no "rest in peace" in the future.

Skull is so pretty 😊❤

Technically he's a cyborg, not a robot lol

There was a common thread that ran through - ROBOCOP, TOTAL RECALL & even STARSHIP TROOPERS, being future Society's on the brink, as political structures collapse, leading to lawless chaos, al the points being made equally well in all the films, counter balanced with satire comedy. Tor me ROBOCOP will always be the best (even on a much lower budget)

DREDD/JUDGE DREDD was a British comic originally that started in...1978 (in the Punk rock era) long before the ROBOCOP film, about a human policeman in a future England, where he has the power of the law courts hense the name Judge, also like Robocop it was a black comedy.

Obviously they didnt use a COMPLETE robot, because it turned out ED 209 couldbt be trusted, it didnt even hear the gun fall, at the presentation, as they saw hearing/audio as an after thought, the idea was to rush it onto the market, not properly tested. Also Morton said "a life time of on the street Law enforcement" which they knew they could use. His Corporate name Robocop is only a name, he is much more of a... peace keeping Soldier, the point is ONLY to stop violent crime, by any means necessary it's why he only arrests Bodikker, & even then, it's only because the programming won't allow him to kill him, this is all part of the points being made about Corporate Fascism & the real life dangers of it.

Hilariously they actually made an action figure of "the toxic waste guy", just type in robocop nuclear waste toy into a google image search to see for yourself

21:43 "At least that kid is smart enough to run." You are the first reactor I've seen to notice the college boy running. Everybody else just thinks he died. You were almost right with Judge Dread. The guy who wrote RoboCop wanted it to be a Judge Dread movie, but couldn't get the writes to use the character, so tweaked the script to be an original story and it was picked up by Orion Pictures immediately after the success they had with The Terminator.

36:35 Its rear projection not blue screen or green screen

14:20 when you heat up baby food for your baby, you have to try it yourself first to make it isnt hot enough to burn them. You're controlling the feeding, so they cant blow on it if they think its too hot before you shove it in their mouth. So you have to make sure of the temp beforehand by trying it yourself. Therefore every single parent knows what babyfood tastes like ,from doing that. Unless theyre nasty parents who just give it to them cold lol.

I love this series. It is so entertaining and the writing is well done. As far as plausibility..... no so much. As someone who was a local cop for ten years and a federal agent for another twenty-two, it's hard not to cringe... The murder of a federal agent in a tiny town while pursuing an investigation would bring down a deluge of federal agents onto that town. They would run out of hotel rooms to house them. That said, still very enjoyable.

If you ever want to see a movie with Ronnie Cox - (Dick Jones), as a wimp, check out a 1970's movie called, "The Car" fairly well done for that era and an entertaining movie too.

Murphy's wife was told he died and they likely had a closed casket funeral and told her he was a mess so she wouldn't protest and think he was actually dead. The corporation owned Murphy's life and they took full advantage of that.

I would have wioed his memory too, I wouldnt want him to live with the trauma of his own deth on top of being turned into a robot.

Of course, what you call moronic is pretty run of the mill megacorp -negligence- business as usual in many cyberpunk settings, and not even really too much of an exaggeration of what it’s satirizing. The profits justify the means, and all that stuff.

Great reactions 👍 Good video!

Loved both of your's analysis and you picked up on a lot of the themes on first watch which is very impressive. This movie is a satire of 80s corporate greed and most people don't notice that until a repeat viewing. It's mostly the human story people see first.

Great reaction! you noticed and pointed out great things about the movie

He didn't entirely randomly find her, he figured he'd run to Godzilla and follow him around

A couple of gripes I have with the story are Dick Jones being upset at Bob Morton. Dick wants to sell ED-209 to make profits, I'm pretty sure you could sell cyborg super soldiers. The military would pay through the nose, you can sell them to police all over the world. Also, he berated Clarence for spilling his guts to a cyborg and then does the exact same thing in the next scene. Lastly, if they programed Robocop with a hidden 4th directive, why didn't they also install an off switch? Seems like you'd want to have a kill switch on the off chance he overrides his programming or gets hijacked.

That gas station explosion was real and got the production kicked out of Dallas, it blew out windows in the surrounding area. They had to finish the movie in Pittsburgh🤣

Can you believe this movie got a children's cartoon? Ahh the 80s. This movie got 2 sequels, plus the remake, and there was a live action series in the 90s. Paul Verhoeven didn't direct the sequels though. There are also video games, comics, and of course action figures. Robocop even fought The Terminator. I kind of like Robocop 2, not... as good as the first one, but still fun if you like Robocop, they tried.

Great reaction to true tension horror. The sort of thing that lets your imagination do half the work, so makes it 1 million times worse A bit of geekdom here for you to help settle your mind The lore regarding Paimon in this is nearly spot on. They have only made a couple of little changes. 1. Paimon is 1 of 9 Kings of Hell, not 8. They changed this to tie it in with a compass direction. 2. The beheading of sacrifices hasn't got anything to do with Paimons demonic lore. The reason it was included is from the original artwork of King Paimon from history (the pic in the film). You'll see 3 heads hanging from his belt. That is the ONLY thing that even hints towards that needing to be done. As well as to add a bit more ritual & some reason for the gore. & Feth me does it add some shocking brutality to the movie. But to cover a couple of the less than obvious things. The floating bodies IS part of Paimons lore. If you go back & pause on the page about him in the book you'll see that he is able to bend or break the laws of physics. So floating is no problem what so ever. Also making his followers super rich would be simple. Again he can bend/break the laws of physics. So hand him a block of wood & he could just change it to solid gold, as an example. Hope this helps add a bit of extra creepiness to a great horror. Have an amazing week & much love to everyone from here in the UK

25:00 He's not only targeting but planning strategically. Notice when he starts shooting them he takes out the guys with the biggest guns first.

There are 3 robocop films although the 3rd is the worst of the 3

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"...Oh my God! It Killed Kinney! (YOU BASTARD!)"

So Red Foreman faked his death, dyed his hair and took up a life of crime in Detroit Michigan? JK I love this movie, Peter Weller could be the only one to play RoboCop.

They wanted a human cop so they could have access to his experience as a cop. All that training and time on the street as well as the ability to think in a ways a computer (like ED 209) could not. They cover that more in the sequel. Speaking of which, the sequel is pretty good too, but do yourselves a favor and skip Robocop 3. It is terrible.

They needed a human component for the brain mostly and wanted a cop so they could use the police experience to save on programming.

This movie really gave me a very weird feeling in my stomach. I'm not even American, but to see this kind of scenario play out in this not-too-fictional US, where the rule of law has clearly collapsed and all sides are gleafully commiting war crimes was sickening. I hope this movie can be a reminder for those throwing around terms like "civil war" casually, what happens when societies collapse, what the horror of war really looks like. I think that's why it was clever to not go into the details of the situation unfolding in the movie, because it was never about that. It was hinted at that this fictional president had done some nasty things, but were those "liberators" any better? Executing unarmed staff, not giving the man, whatever he did, a trial. I think whoever won this war didn't matter, the country was already destroyed. And this kind of thing happens all over the world, it's just happening in societies that are not "western". Great reaction! 🙂

The actor who plays Dick Jones here and Cohaagen in "Total Recall" was also in "Beverly Hills Cop" and "Deliverance." I like him best in these two Verhoeven movies. IIRC, the Jarvik artificial heart was real, and it was an inspiration for this story. The man who had the heart implanted was in terrible pain and wanted to die, but they wouldn't let him. Thus, the commercial, with "We care!"

Hey guys - this is not a comedy, so why all the pre-pubertal giggling at almost every scene?

Great art production team of Phil Tippett doing the stop motion effects, Rocco Gioffre responsible for the matte painted backgrounds and Rob Bottin on practical effects, designing and making the Robocop suit. He's the guy responsible for all the practical effects in John Carpenter's, The Thing.

In robocop lore his face isn’t any more vulnerable than terminators were if you shoot him there all you do is break skin, underneath is a metal skull…it’s literally a metal skull molded after murphys…they wanted to put it were he gets his face damaged it woulda looked to much like terminator aswell as budget constraints stop them from adding it in aswell

Excellent film. One of my favorites

Huge fan of the 1987 robocop movie 😊

Detroit was the murder capital when this movie came out. This was more of a message film.