ROBOCOP (1987) Movie Reaction w/Cami FIRST TIME WATCHING
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- RoboCop movie reaction. Check out Cami's first time watching RoboCop reaction.
Directed by Paul Verhoeven and released in 1987, starring Peter Weller, Ronnie Cox and Nancy Allen.
"Dead or alive, you're coming with me."
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Continuing the cyberpunk theme - for more Verhoeven, check out Cami's Total Recall Reaction on Popcorn Roulette - ua-cam.com/video/eIWdo5y87rs/v-deo.html Enjoy!
We are waiting for the continuation of parts 2 and 3. pliz)
@@user-qh2us7ky1p❤😊agreed
@user-qh2us7ky1p 3 Totally Sucked Donkey Balls! It’s not worth her time or a watch! 2 is Pretty Good but not as Goos as 1! 🤨😎
This is Paul Verhoeven’s masterpiece. “B*tches leave” is an iconic quote
The nicest thing Clarence ever did.
Dead or Alive.
Fun fact: Much of this movie was filmed in Dallas, Texas and it was during a very high heat wave. The crew had to install a miniature fan into the Robo suit to keep Peter Weller from suffering a heat stroke. He would lose about 3 pounds of water weight a day and only eat as light as possible.
I'D BUY THAT FOR A DOLLAR!!
Hi Cami!😊 Yes, OCP moved the prime candidates for the Robocop Program to the most dangerous police precincts, like Murphy to Metro West. One of the requirements is they must be organ donors. You probably know both this film and "Total Recall" are Paul Verhoeven films. His third futuristic violent film is "Starship Troopers" (1997). "Robocop 2" (1990) is a pretty good film, but after that they went down hill. There was also a Canadian TV series "Robocop: Prime Directives". Great reactions to the original Robocop, Cami!!!!🎬👏👏👏👏
"Dead or alive you're coming with me". One of the most 80s action films alongside Predator. Its often cited as the "perfect" niche in its genre. The effects and the commercialised and crime-ridden vision of the future are perfect.
The cheesiness is intentional! 😄😄
That’s good to know!! :) it fits with Robocop coming in and taking them down!
Yes, ED-209 was intentionally given animal sounds.
10k sub gang here we go !!!!!
Dead or Alive you're coming with me.
😱
Make me, buddy boy!
You, you're dead! We killed you!
Dead or Alive, you're in a bikini!
Your move creep!
Poor dude at the board meeting coulda just booked it outa there and taken the stairs and he would have lived.
We had the luxury of many awesome movies in the 80's and 90's. I was 11 to 21 during the 80's, they were cheezy to a degree back then, but usually in the pursuit of humor. I looked at Robocop as a comic book coming to life.
This isnt cheesy at all. Its satire.
To me, what elevates Robocop from other 80s Sci-Fi action movies and also elevates Robocop (1) over it's sequels is that it asks the underlying question: "What is human?"
How much can be taken away from a man before he's no longer a man?
How much can be left of a person before they're not that person?
In this movie you see a man DIE.
Then his corpse sits under plastic like a toy under a tree, later walking around taking orders and "having a program, not a name"
He starts to remember who he was, by remembering feelings, not facts.
He starts getting angry (human) at the virtual real estate guy selling his old house.
He starts seeking VENGEANCE (human) instead of justice (Robot) when he ALMOST crushes Clarence's throat. Reminded of his circuitry....Directive 2 :Uphold the Law, "Yes. I am a cop."
After dropping off cuffed Clarence at the station, Robocop says "He's a cop killer," instead of saying "He killed ME." The human starts to re-emerge.
When Directive 4 kicks in, it results in "immediate shutdown," so with the robot part shut down, it's the HUMAN part that's still living. In fact, the shutdown robocop does the most human thing possible: "Tries to stay alive."
That's one of the defining characteristics of being alive: self-preservation. Every germ, worm, or fern or woman named Laverne doesnt want to die.
His humanity peaks through the entire movie and the human questions emerge:
"Who am I?
Why am I here?
I feel.
I'm alive.
I dont want to die."
From Directive 4 onwards, Robocop THE PRODUCT and THE PROGRAM is shut down and the wooden boy is now a human Murphy calling the shots.
Probably the most human thing he says is "Leave me alone," after which "I"m not arresting you anymore, Clarence," Murphy has decided he's no longer a cop, but a man experiencing a very human vendetta. BOTH of these sentences and accompanying emotions (feelings of loss and revenge) are completely against his OCP programming.
Every Robocop movie version after this, merely builds on the idea, but never goes back to exploring the QUESTION of "What is human? How much or how little of us is needed for us to still be us?"
Great reaction, Cami. The laugh/giggle at the end says it all. It may be retro and cheesy, but it's a great story and well-told! Thank you for bringing it back to life for me! If you'd like to see the same actor in the totally coolest 80s movie, may I recommend "The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension"
Yep, I’m on Team Banzai with you! The “Whoa, this person is in this, and that person, and even that person” factor alone is great enough. That, of course, isn’t the only thing to love about the movie.
Yes yes and yes you have put the biggest smile on my face ! I am beyond happy to see you reacting to this iconic/classic sci fi movie that still holds up today in 2024.
Aw this makes me so happy!! I am very glad to hear it and always fun watching these classics with you guys:)
@@Letstunein Thanks for your response and love to my comment you should do a reaction to the second Robocop movie it is criminally underrated in my book other people think differently of the sequel but I like it.
@@damianstarks3338 I actually really want to! I’m glad you all are recommending it! Maybe coming up soon:) thanks for always watching and supporting!
@@LetstuneinYour response means everything to me !
This had everyone doing the Robot after they watched it lol !😂
I must confess i was doing it too 😊
This was one of those iconic action thrillers that every sci fi fan should watch and i know you've seen Total Recall already you should definitely react to Starship Troopers as well to complete what is unofficially the Paul Verhoeven trilogy .
Love that these channels can bring these classics back .
Great reaction Cami
Cheers .😀
"Fun" Fact: When you see Robocop driving in the car. The actor (Peter Weller) was only wearing the top half of the suit because he couldn't fit in the car while wearing the lower half.
33:49/50 - They actually got together and married each other a year after this movie was released.
Kurtwood Smith (Clarence Boddicker) the villain in the film, and Barbara the secretary in Dick Jones' office her real life name is Joan. You're right they are still married this day btw.
Yup, maybe the funnest fact about this movie.
Robocop is a brilliant satire of police militarization and brutality, encapsulates by ED-209, which is nothing but guns and armor - it has no way to detain or arrest, only to kill...
There is also a great visual joke when Robo arrests Clarence - Instead of hitting a man with glasses 🤓, Robo hits multiple glasses with a man 🤣🤣🤣
Robocop 2 is also worth a watch. Skip 3 and the remake.
OK, It's my favorite movie, I've seen it HUNDREDS of times and seen s lot of reactions. I admit it, 'He didn't hit a man with glasses, he hit many glasses with a man' had/has me ROLLING with laughter and perspective. Thanks for that! 😂😂😂😂🤔🤔🤔 That's GREAT
@@andydorman2119 Verhoeven's combination of broad and sly humor often disguises the latter.
If you watch his movies as comedies (even darker ones like Basic Instinct or Flesh + Blood) the more subtle jokes can pop out at you unexpectedly.
@@LordVolkov yeah, I've always been so focused on the concept that verhoeven loved the use of breaking glass for effect (Clarence and RoboCop both going through glass to emphasize their situational loss and brokenness).
It's also a satire of the civilian population. People wanting cars like the 6000 SU(ck)X with shitty gas mileage. Playing the game Nuke Em with your kids and casually nuking people. Medical corporations that "care" about you. A TV show where women fawn over a guy for his money and his attitude is kinda yuck. TV news anchors delivering horrible news with a smile and non-heartfelt well wishes.
Fun Fact: They made a video game out of this movie too. Robocop Rogue City
@joshuacampbell7493 they also made an animated series on this when you consider how violent this movie is and they made a cartoon out of it !🤔😜
Is the game any good? I’m a big Tomb Raider fan , used to play video games all the time
@@Letstunein it's Fantastic. You should play too it's gonna blow your mind. Also I'm a big Uncharted fan.
@@joshuacampbell7493 Oh Nice! Ok! I've played all the uncharted Games. Glad to hear its good :)
@@CamiBradford If you didn't know there's a sixth Uncharted game called, Golden Abyss it's on Psvita a handheld system.
I wasn't sure quite what to make of this movie the first time I saw it. I could appreciate the deliberate cheesiness mixed with the dark futuristic vision and visual effects but I thought the graphic violence was a bit over the top. I was quite surprised when it became as popular as it did. I thought it was going to be the kind of film that would end up on late night cable tv as a B movie. I now accept it as an enjoyable classic sci-fi movie that was carving its own genre.
Right! Exactly! I agree
Clarence Bodicker was played by Kurtwood Smith, who would later play Red Foreman in That 70's Show. The man who was in Total Recall was Michael Ironside, who was also Jester in Top Gun, the coach in Karate Kid 4 (The Next Karate Kid), and as any hardcore stealth genre gamer would know, the voice of Sam Fisher (the protagonist) in the popular Splinter Cell game franchise.
I think Kurtwood Smith and Michael Ironside have even both made “I’m not that other guy you’re thinking of” jokes before.
It's the idea/ concept of the movie that makes it fun and it's the cheesiness that keeps you watching, long as you remember that it's " an eighties movie "
Robocop's subtle sound effects are great: the electronic whir when he moves and the heavy thuds of his footsteps are perfect!
Robocop (1987) is considered the first of director Paul Verhoeven's sci-fi trilogy. You already saw Total Recall (1990) which was number two and Starship Troopers (1997) is the third. They're not related but you clearly see Verhoeven's signature use of political and corporate satire. And yes, Ronnie Cox (the main bad guy) was also in Total Recall (as the main bad guy). Verhoeven often utilizes previous actors he's worked with in his movies so you'll see lots of familiar faces.
33:51 - Fun fact, the receptionist that Clarence (played by Kurtwood Smith) is sleazily hitting on is Smith's real-life wife, Joan Pirkle.
True - Michael Ironside is in both Total Recall & Starship Troopers.
Hi Cami, I loved your reaction to this sci fi classic, it's a great ride and an experience to watch it. Peter Weller did a top job as Robocop & took tai chi and mime classes to be able to move around in the robot suit effectively. Yes please react to Robocop 2 (1990) PW is back as Robocop & it's more of the same but still enjoyable. Paul Verhoven makes really good movies and I highly recommend his 1992 crime thriller Basic Instinct starring Sharon Stone for you to react to on this channel.
The leader of the gang is the dad from That 70's show & Murphy's partner was the main mean girl in Carrie. Love this movie..
This was Verhoeven's answer to Judge Dredd. He wanted to make a Judge Dredd movie, but there were some copyright/legal stuff that prevented it or would have delayed it, so he made RoboCop. You can see how similar it is to Judge Dredd.
Even the end just ended like it was a normal day for RoboCop- it ended just like a Judge Dredd episode would- "Just another day".
Nothing fancy- just a simple- "Murphy.".. then he turned around and left- and credits roll. Onto the next crime.
17:23 "...I want a recount! And, no matter how it turns out, I want my old job back!" This _used_ to sound so lame and absurd. Now it just makes me depressed at the state of the world.
When life imitates art. If only it could be settled the same way.
Nice!
One of the best Sci-fi Action movies ever made!
Originally Arnold Schwarzenegger was going to play the cyborg cop, but turned it down as he was worried he would look bulky inside the suit due to his large frame.
Armand Assante, Michael Ironside, Rutger Hauer, Sylvester Stallone, and Tom Berenger were considered for the role as well until Peter Weller was picked due to his slimmer frame to fit the suit.
Weller lost 3 lbs a day from wearing the suit and couldn't eat any solid foods, except for Oatmeal, Ice Cream and Yogurt and would have a protein shake during lunch.
It was 110 in Dallas where they were filming and the VFX team had to put an AC unit in the suit to prevent Weller from passing out.
The stop motion animation effects were done by Oscar Winning VFX artist Phil Tippett and would later do VFX for ROBOCOP 2 and 3 as well as JURASSIC PARK, STARSHIP TROOPERS, CLOVERFIELD and The Twilight Saga.
The film was a box office success, making $60 million dollars against a $13 million dollar budget.
It won the Oscar for Best Sound Editing.
Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.😊
Dude, I saw this when I was 7 when it first came to home video and I was so disturbed by the scene where Clarence and his gang kill Murphy. Definitely one of those childhood moments you never forget.
Great reaction. Subscribed.
thanks!
Yeah, it´s brutal but this makes it so great. Had a lot of fun with your reaction :)
The cheesy over the top stuff is all intentional and a Paul Verhoeven specialty. A lot of people don't pick up that this is supposed to be a satire. Which is unfortunately becoming a dying art.
Love when reactors who react to this movie realize that the commercials are pure satire. Not everybody gets that for some reason. ❤
Subscribed. Great movie, and great reaction, too. Fun fact: the actor who played Clarence Bodecker-Kurtwood Smith-met his second and current wife on the set. She played the secretary at the 33:45 mark.
I like how Dick Jones calls himself "no. 2 around here" ......while he is inside the men's room! How apropos!
" I take number two's around here".
Just when you thought cami couldn't get any more cultured, she says Terminator 1 and 2 are some of her fave movies : D
Yes! T2 is in my top 5! I just wish I could watch it for the channel lol but Nicolette’s reaction is gonna be great!
This was the first R rated movie I saw when I was a kid.
Was it r rated ? It was definitely marketed to kids.
@@crankfastle8138 it was the 80s. A lot of R rated movies were marketed to kids.
31:14 "you'll be alright,..you'd think he fell in a pit of hot lava just now!" 😂 funniest comments i've heard on this part of the film! a great reaction to a classic, glad i found your channel, i subbed to see more 👍
The guy from Total Recall you refer to is the actor Michael Ironside who was in the original V series, as well as Starship Troopers
don't skip part two
You need to now react to the 3rd film of Paul Verhoeven's unofficial sci-fi trilogy...Starship Troopers!
(Before watching) This is my favorite movie of ALL TIME!!! Thank you for doing it. I hope you had fun!😅
one day maybe "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri" 👍
That would be great! No disrespect, but there have been a ton of Robocop reactions. Maybe time for something new?
3 billboards is an emotional drama if that is what you are talking about@@mikeminer1947
Cami, you can ‘twirl’ a gun? I’d pay to see that for a dollar! The horrific and gruesome death of Murphy was spoiled for me by a movie review and interview with Paul Verhoeven in the newspaper a week before the movie opened. They described Murphy’ death in detail. Verhoeven likened it to Christ’s crucifixion and his transformation to Robocop as the Resurrection. At the end you see Murphy ‘walking on water’. I went to the theater dreading the moment of Murphy’s death. At that time, it was shocking and disturbing, like being kicked in the gut! Robocop also inspired a TV series continuing the stories of Murphy, Lewis, and OCP. Part of the cast were Murphy’s wife and son who were a part of his life. A young woman who was killed became the avatar of the OCP main computer, becoming Murphy’s link to the OCP main computer. A spinoff of the series was much darker.
Great reaction! I'm glad you appreciate the practical effects from 1987 because I always thought the hard work they put into the Late 1970s and '80s always looked much better than anything of today... (today...meaning the last 20 years or so) All these movies today use CGI that looks fake , feels like I'm watching a video game....and just tons of explosions to make up for a bad directing and movie scripts! most of my favorite movies are science fiction from Star wars , Bladerunner , Alien and Aliens, Terminator and Terminator 2, Predator , and hopefully you'll get to check out Mad Max and then The Road Warrior are incredible too. dystopian science fiction.
Ironically, I think the RoboCop remake handled CGI pretty well. it had other problems, not the least of which was that they played it completely straight. I think there's a sweet spot where CGI can work. Like they say about technology generally: it usually can't be good, fast, and cheap at the same time. In most cases, you have to pick two. The quality of CGI is directly related to the time it takes to create, and the money spent on it. If you can't spend the time or money required, it's probably better to select another solution.
Nearly 99% of reactors don't get the plan when Morton explained it to the Old Man at the start of the movie.
I've noticed something interesting. Most reactors keep the "You call this a glitch?" in the UA-cam edit, but never the second part of the quote, which is the important part: "Your "temporary setback" could cost us fifty million dollars in interest payments alone!" which shows that his glitch-outburst had nothing to do with a man being killed. His concern is the potential loss of money.
The medical insurance advert was what it took to realise you were watching commercials...
USA Baby, Yeah!
4:15 "I usually drive when I'm breaking in a new partner."
It's probably also a good idea when you're new in the neighborhood and you're trying to learn your way around.
"NOO, are we doing commercials?!"
Hell yeah. You better believe it, baby.
Love me some Cami! Also awesome reaction!
The acting is not cheesy or corny... it is heightened acting that is satirizing the cutthroat corporate world of the 1980s...cheesy acting would be if they set out to make a 100% serious drama and it turned out like this.
I think RoboCop 2 is worth a watch. It doesn't have the "heart" of this movie, but it shares the first movie's aesthetic sensibility and humor, for the most part.
4:33 _"95th floor!"_
Yeah. Now consider, last Wednesday was National Take the Stairs day. You try to apply that with _this_ office, and by the time you reach that level, you'll be _exhausted._ You'll have to settle there long enough to recuperate, and then it'll probably be time to start back _down,_ again.
Great movie
We are waiting for the continuation of parts 2 and 3. pliz)
My vote for the next movie is Tomb Raider with Cami dressed up as Lara Croft.
Oh my gosh!! I would love that!! I already have her replica (paintball ) guns. I have already seen the movies though. So, it would have to be like a watch along review. lol Thanks for watching!
Robocop 2 next
Ew.
Boddick such a great villain, frightening...
Great social commentary at the time.
37:43 "No more laughing at your own _jokes!"_
43:51 I'd personally wish they never touch Robocop again, I noticed you didn't mention this but I'm sure you know it already, The movie isn't your standard action "shoot at the bad guys and save the day" movie, it's a prescient satire on Reagan-era American values and predatory capitalism, That's why all the commercials are over the top and the OCP megacorporation cartoonishly corrupt. The 2014 remake was a burning pile of trash, it made money, sure, but the movie is not good and the critics all agree it shouldn't exist.
Now, as for the rest of the original saga, some people like it, some don't, I personally think Robocop 2 is worth watching I'd say it's actually as good as the first one.
As for the third movie, it's aimed at children, the violence is turned down to almost non existent. it did nothing but hurt the franchise, ruined the director's career, upset the fan base, and provided the weakest earnings in franchise history.
I love that we are getting a perspective of what America looked like at the time from a European point of view.
I have to agree. You can’t really remake any Paul Verhoven movie effectively because there is so much of his own personality in them, they are so unique. It’s not about the special effects or the budget. When you watch one of his movies, you are seeing the world through his eyes.
@@harley2704this is or should be the idea. Classics and cult classics should be left to stand alone. The "dated" aesthetic is just as important. Same with John carpenter's films.
Fun reaction. Thanks.
6:49 He is absolutelt correct. This was a textbook defintion of a glitch. The actual problem here is the thing was loaded with live ammo for some reason. I get it, evil company don't care, but why waste money on a demonstration?
22:07 He's remembering the line he said to him before too.
And thats how South Park got, "Someone killed Kenny!"
brilliant sci-fi action & satire! Nice reaction.
If you play or stream video games, RoboCop: Rogue City pays homage to the original movies in the best ways possible! The voice acting not the best for all of the characters, but Peter Weller does voice RoboCop which is very cool.
42:39 DAMN. I guess he's not going to be in the sequel.
I'd buy that for a dollar, nyyaaa-hahaha 🤣🤣🤣
Bob Morton said they were placing prime candidates according to risk factor so they analyzed Murphy's physiology from medical screenings, determined he was likely to survive the robotization process and placed him at the most dangerous precinct so he would be likely to die sooner.
The remake is good too. It actually is a more involved movie in terms of explaining what Robocop is and his limitations. I really liked it. The original movie is the masterpiece though it’s frightening, inspiring, humbling, over the top, sad…etc.
Sorry, I have to disagree. That movie is disastrous. Robocop made pg13 is the most absurd idea.
lol. I totally understand. When I first saw it, I was so disappointed. I kept comparing it to the original and i felt like it was missing “something”That made the first movie so great. It was only after watching it a second time, years later did I appreciate everything that they tried to do in that movie.
Ed-209's growl was actually sampled from a jaguar, not tiger.
7:49 Hmm not in the way certain individuals think, keep in mind he is and was married until death; I view their cop partner relationship as if I’m watching Lethal Weapon cop friendship between Gibson & his cop partner.
my most watched movie ever. I love it. :D
And remember......we care.
Love your reaction and comments❤
Nice reaction! 😃. Please 🙏 make a reaction of "Poseidon" 2006. It's a really good movie. I'm leaving my like.
I’ve always thought about it as he did die..his soul or whatever is gone..what’s left is more like an IA build with a half brain half computer parts.
ROBOCOP=GOAT! ✌️
a film about a man who died, but he was still forced to go to work. Future.
❤ hermosa..great video
You're not the only one to get Michael Ironside and Kurtwood Smith mixed up.
Life you think the commercial in this are crazy wait u til STARSHIP TROOPERS!!!
Awesome reaction. I'd buy it for a dollar 😂
4:14--Good point--the only A-listers in this movie were Ronny Cox (Dick Jones) and the lead thug Kurtwood Smith. (Clearnce Boddicker) The 2 main leads were just starting out, but they did great work in a great Sci-Fi, action-packed movie...I knew you'd enjoy it lots!!
I smell BS. Nancy Allen already had success with her role in Carrie and Dressed to Kill. Peter Weller already had been a leading man in Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai and couple of duds in-between. People knew of Ronny Cox before with roles like had in Beverly Hills Cop, but Kurtwood Smith was not a recognizable presence until this movie, and no one was going to stop him walking down the street for an autograph until That 70s Show.
u gonna call thosea list roles? Stay off ,me punk@@wiredtardis
Huge fan of the movie robocop😊
Is it wrong that I still want to play Nukem' 35 years after this movies release?
nope
Next best thing: DEFCON
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Recently i found out this was intended to be a Judge DREDD movie but a few complications came up so they reworked the idea that became ROBOCOP. DREDD was eventually made and IS NOT a sequel to that shlock fest Judge Dredd movie starring Sylvester Stallone. 2010's DREDD starring Karl Urban is an enjoyable movie.
also I check out CHRISTINE by Stephen King for another great gas station kills and wonderful practical effects
~What happened to this movie? Its such a good concept. I wish there was a sequel or a remake.~ 2 sequels, a TV series, a remake, and many video games is what happened to it. LOL!
After this are two direct sequels, multiple shows, a reboot, comics and videogames, some of which crossover with the Terminator franchise. The most recent entry is the first person shooter RoboCop: Rogue City. Just like with Total Recall and Starship Troopers, this is a sci-fi action satire
Lots of today's reactors describe so many '90s and '80s films as "cheesy" that I honestly think I must have missed a shift in meaning of that slang term. Did I???
Paul Verhoeven had such weird tone in his movies.
Kenny 😂!!!!!!!!!!!!!
15:17
This shot took over 50 takes to complete because the keys kept bouncing off of his glove
cami, it's not similar, but you might like Midnight Madness (1980) i think George Lucas from star wars made it, but i am not sure, its really funny
part 2 isnt bad eather
I would love to do a RoboCop cosplay, down to the opening thigh compartments and sliding gun holsters, but that would be time consuming and expensive to replicate.