but they missed the pretty significant detail of a deep inhale between phrases and slow exhale while talking. The way the lungs pump so much during his speech, he would talk with a cadence like the wheelchair friend in Malcolm in the Middle.
To you experts, according to Actual Doctors who rated Movies scene, they said that's not how our body works😅 Specially the Lung part does not move like that😂
That's America and it's wonderful free society for ya'. "You're free!" "Okay. I wanna escape all this forever and die." "Now hold on...here comes the butterfly nets and thorazine ya' stubborn lil' fella'! We OWN your body! Ya' can't just go and chuck it out!"
There is no way they didn't have to plant something in the brain to temper his response. This is extremely traumatic and a psychotic break was definitely warranted
We were supposed to get a scene similar in the original script for Robocop 3 by Frank Miller (that eventually became a comic called "The Last Stand") and showed his body exposed with bits of his bones and organs exposed underneath and I believe having a metal braced ribcage. It looked really horrific and probably would've been a sight to see in live action.
They didn’t really need to show it because it was told what was left of his body. Which it his face, what’s left of his brain and his torso with all his organs since he had his vest on and protected the vital organs in his chest. That’s why he needed to eat baby food to maintain his what was left. His legs and arms were the main thing that were robotic
This is a horrifying scene “I’m in control? Then I want to die” is such a huge statement that’s filled with the most pure sense of horror and shock . I honestly would say the same thing, if I ever saw that I would either die of shock or beg for death, I would not be able to live like that
Naturally a human would also be dead at this point. I have watched the original RoboCop a few times, was always fascinated how the way they murdered him was so brutal and still made it into a movie. But I am no fan of the whole cyborg thing. And the ones that propagate becoming cyborgs know exactly what it does to the soul. It is always shown in movies, but in advertisement oriented products it is always presented as "evolution", "fun" and "pioneering". They have yet to show me any being of nature that evolved by becoming half a machine.
@@im3phirebird81 well in the original film he is actually dead. I guess the logic was that they received his brain or something but thats what made those movies good aside from the action. He is dead but the brain as Robocop doesnt remember anything really but slowly his memories do come back as opposed to here when he isnt dead
@@BobPantsSpongeSquare97 I just watched the original today and its total bullshit. They blow off his hand, his arm, they shoot through his chest multiple times and in the end Cain shots him in the head. Now, granted it wasn't a perfect centered shot, but he still shots him in his head, than he dies when they try to save him. There is no way in hell you could have saved his brain, put in a robot and it would work. The most important organ of a human is the brain, if the brain dies because it gets a pistol shot there is no way to save the brain or the body. Now if they removed his brain while he was still alive than I would have let it pass but they should have removed the headshot scene too. Its even more dumb that guns in that movie usually tear you apart (even tho they are modern day guns but they are supposed to be more future ones) and when Murphy got shot in the head his brain and head didn't just explode. Also, how a bunch of criminals are winning against the police when the Gov and the OCP litterally has the tech to create cyborgs and laser cannons? The police is far more trained and well equipped than the criminals. I find intresting how Skynet is losing a war against the humans in the Terminator saga too, they litterally use a Time machine to kill younger versions of the future important soldier of the Human resistence when Skynet shouldn't have any problem wiping the humans out. Hell if they can create time machines, cyborgs and laser guns how the hell are they losing the war? Not to mention at the end of Terminator 3 Skynet also launches Atom bombs...
@@stickthelanding4785 I'm pretty sure that's exactly how they did it in the original robocop. They originally saved his arm, then decided to switch to a robot arm anyway.
@@stickthelanding4785I think they explain in that movie that they needed a human hand to get around a law that stated a police gun had to be held by a human hand. So they went literal.
@@death2505 no he wasnt. No where near Hulk standard, and the original is the only one with a script that's intelligent, and is a social commentary of cynical slightly dystopian future run by secretive corporate overlords.
The panic in his face as he realized how much of himself was missing... I legit caught a claustrophobic feeling in the theater as if I were trapped in that head with him.
That's exactly the problem with common people, the masses: they want to BE IN CONTROL, and, if not, the are just AFRAID… instead of just enjoying what they have and can do; like robocop who has amazing strength and speed and so on, and only sees his flaws: a perfect parody of common humanity.
I love how they saved his right hand. It gives him that much more of the little bit of humanity he has left. To still be able to touch and feel like in the last scene where he calms his son.
This is the only scene in the movie that's actually fantastic. There's others that are fine, quite a few that are pointless and boring, but THIS scene captures that cyberpunk body horror the original did so well.
@@elektra81516 it's really bland though, and lost any uniqueness that set the original apart. If it's the only RoboCop you've seen then fair, but compared to the OG it's not worth $5.
@@sonicbelmont300 I like a lot of movies, but I do see your point. I just rewatched it on Netflix and I enjoyed it enough, mostly because I'm currently going through a cyberpunk movie craze after watching Altered Carbon again which also has Joel Kinnaman in.
@@elektra81516 if you haven't already, put DREDD on that list. It's pretty much everything I wanted from the new RoboCop (and the original Judge Dredd for that matter) and is endlessly brutal and entertaining.
The doctor instantly going into full manipulation mode bringing up his wife and kids is the most scary part of this scene to me. He just slips into it so quickly and perfectly manipulated Alex in this scene it’s terrifying. Imagine talking to a severed head that politely asks you to let it die in peace and saying “no, and you’re selfish for asking”
indeed, there are many comments on here talking about how gentle the scientist is being. oh what a good doctor for caring about his feelings! its pure manipulation.
@@mr.frogman1827 What? No. Respect for the patient's dignity and wishes is one of the most important parts of being a doctor. Keeping someone alive against their will when their quality of life is nonexistent is cruelty.
Robocop: "I don't wanna see myself like this again ... ever." Doctor: Sorry too bad. We spent 50 grand putting in this automatic mirror and we're going to get our money's worth.
Robocop: "I don't wanna see myself like this again... ever." Doctor: "Great, does that mean you are giving us your consent to replace your eyes with those awesome optics that allow us to feed your brain any fake visual information we want?"
@@Shadows-RCtry to watch agent of shield season 6/7 there's have such as things like transferring died person mind to to chronocom (robot like human with sintetic skin, etc ) I don't really remember that but you can give a try..
This scene breaks my heart when I first saw it. When he says "There's nothing left" I broke down in the theatre. Makes u wonder how much can u lost and still remain as a person?
Technically all of you is just your brain and literally everything else is just life support for it and means for you to interact with the world, imagine it kind of like a giant mech suit but of flesh
@@HearMeLearn I don't mind being turned into a half machine, but the notion of a person converted into one without his or her consent is sickening to the core.
If that was all that was left of me...i could live with it. My mind and memories are intact and i have a new body. Hopefully without the need to be in that lab each night for maintainence.
As much as I'm not a big fan of the new reversion I like this scene a little bit because it shows the absolute agony the person is in it may never really show it in the original outside of the sequel but with this you can feel Murphy's pain how he really just wants to pass on into the afterlife cause this is probably his worst nightmare brought to life.
No it isn't, it was invented because people were scared of death and, shockingly, people are still afraid of death. Besides we don't have any evidence that it's not true so people are free to believe what they want.
@@different_stuffannoying, no one cares about your beliefs so save yourself the time and quit preaching to people who don’t wanna hear it. Just as bad as preachy Christians
For those asking about the random hand, it's more of a PR move by Omnicorp. Due to public distrust with fully robotic enforcement droids, the company decided to keep that hand there to show that it is a "human" hand pulling the trigger, not a robot one.
@@ssssssssssssssssssss7 That's almost certainly what it was - the debate about managing to "save the arm" and Morton ordering the engineers to "lose the arm".
I love that they waited a bit for him to react. They removed the legs and he was like.. alright I can deal with this... then they removed this arm and you saw the panic... THEN when he sees the entire torso removed, thats when the panic hits...
If you watch closely, every breath, every heart beat, EVERY NOISE HE MAKES, is shown. All the organs you see are shown working as though it were really his organs we were seeing in front of us. The attention to detail in this scene was horrifyingly amazing.
I grew up with the original Robocop and thought this one wasn't as good but it never could have been. It was solid for a non-satirical remake, and this scene is memorable as hell.
I actually really liked some of the concepts of this film specially Murphy's relationship with his family and all the conflict of him being alive to be turned into corporate property als Kinnaman did pretty good. The biggest problem is it's third act and terrible villain. It was a great blueprint for a great sequel though.
I remember that at the time I saw this movie, I was going through very strong periods of anxiety disorder. When I saw this scene for first time, I was really horrified, and I really felt the claustrophobia of the character. It was an intense experience. But at the same time it reminded me that we are really lucky to be healthy and upright to have the will to change.
I think the emotion in this scene is on par with the emotional moments in the original, both joel kinnaman and gary oldman did a good job acting wise in this movie!
In an interesting role reversal, later on in Altered Carbon, Joel Kinnamn's whole, complete body is present, but is inhabited by the mind of a Japanese man kept in storage for centuries. Full circle.
Can you imagine how odd this would be in real life? To see your lungs and brain, things that you would never naturally see. Real brain in a vat type stuff
1:49 Even though he's horrified and wants to die, him saying: "Say you did everything you could" is still very nice of him in that position. It humanizes him in a good way
"If I'm in control, then I wanna die." After what he's just been through, then waking up to see himself like this, I'd probably say the same thing if I was in his situation.
That's exactly the problem with common people, the masses: they want to BE IN CONTROL. Instead of just enjoying what they have and can do; like robocop who has amazing strength and speed and so on, and only sees his flaws: a perfect parody of common humanity.
Notice how chill he was when the legs where gone but as soon as the groin started moving he started panicking... No pp Smol edit (wow 10K i was expecting that thank you people)
Alex: Well, okay legs gone I can live with....wait, no what ... well at least I got my rught arMMAAAAAAAAAAAA....well just tell me you saved my upper booAAAAAAnd I wanna die...
Murphey: I don't wanna see myself like this again Doc: Can't do that. Do you know how much we paid to install that mirror? You WILL see yourself like this again at least once a month!
This is really good. The only thing I wish they did was synchronize the lung animation with Alex's speaking so that if he holds his breath, his lungs inflate and hold. If he exhales, then his lungs deflate. If he speaks, his lungs slowly deflate based on how much air is going out.
@@jon2813 not very well. Like, the amount of air going out (based on the lung contraction) does not correspond with the dialogue being spoken. It seems that his lungs are contracting a lot more than the speaking would suggest. A person can say very long sentences on a full lungful (pair) yet his short sentences are causing the full contraction of his lungs. Also, he appears to be fully inhaling before each sentence. Most times, at rest, a person's lungs are sitting about partway inflated and during breathing, they only cycle between slightly elevated and relaxed levels of breathing. People don't fully inhale or fully exhale unless they are sighing or yawning or about to shout or are performing wim hof breathing exercises. If you tried breathing the way that the CGI lungs were doing so, you would find yourself with slightly numb teeth. Also, consider that the total amount of organic matter in his body has been removed. He still has both fully functioning lungs capable of supplying enough oxygen for a fully grown man, now devoted to supplying that much oxygen for his remaining tissues. He would have to REDUCE the amount of idle breathing to avoid hyperventilation.
This movie had potential and this scene shows just how good it could have been. It wasn't a terrible movie, it was okay, but it could have been amazing.
yeah i liked this movie alot cos it expaned the robocop univerce cos they still had they had a replica robocop suit in a display cabinit at omnicorp sister company to omni consumer products and i like to think peter wellers robocop is still on ice some where till he is needed.
Actually that is a big part of the original RoboCop. That he was Catholic and that is how he came to accept being this amount of human. Because to commit suicide meant he would damn himself and forfiet peace after death. That is why they can't make more, because a less "faithful" person would choose death (like in RoboCop 2). And before anyone says something different - I am atheist. But they did try to make it realistic and explainable in the originals.
@@spaghetti1641 idk. Im atheist and id take a shot at living even like this. Secons chance and near immortality. Plus a chance to do good. Would suck to have lost so much of my body, but its better than not living and the fact it comes with the ability to move freely and not be tied to one spot with the artificial body.
They missed tons of good opportunities with this version of RoboCop, but if there's a scene that rivals anything in the original is this one. Out of everything I remember of this movie, this was easily the most memorable - and arguably the best - scene.
"Pretty much"? The unrated clip of his death brought me here(what made THAT pop up, I have no idea😂). Murphy had his hand blown off, then his arm, then took about 40 shots to the torso, then a head shot which finally made him stop moving. I havent seen the movie in decades but im pretty sure he was dead. If he wasn't, that's amazing(and ridiculous)
@@LetsNeverPlayAgain In the interviews I've read Verhoeven specifically says Robocop is an "American Jesus", and goes on to site everything from resurrection to walking on water. Of course you can make parallels to other religious figures. But when the director specifically references "American" Jesus and walking on water I think that's pretty direct. Look I'm not a religious guy, I'm just telling you what Paul has said. So are you saying Verhoeven misspoke about his inspiration / intentions for making the film?
@@SpruceCampbell That is correct. This is the only scene I can remember from what was mostly a pretty boring lackluster movie. It holds NOTHING against the original. In fact I'm shamed they share the same name. At least I can rewatch the original a thousand times and know it is a great movie. I saw this once and I was done. BORING.
@@SpruceCampbell The action scenes weren't much to write home about, but the Transhumanism themes were handled in a league far beyond the original, I felt. In the original, he's a cyborg remembering he was once human. In the reboot, he's a human struggling with becoming a machine, resulting in a battle of ethics, the surface of which barely gets scraped in the original when you compare the two. ...Granted, I came to see a bloodbath and not a study on the morality of turning a man into a machine, but I at least enjoyed it for that.
imagine being completely immobilised and in some sort of weird costume, then seeing yourself literally slowly torn apart before your very eyes, only to realise that what's left of you is just the essential apparatus you need to survive. I would have a stroke or die of brain death for the shock in such situation
I mean it's his lungs though right? He probably would have wanted everything that was left. It's like his hand; they could have replaced that but they didn't.
Can you say body horror? I remember the first time I saw this scene at the theater, and I was honestly kind of shocked at the reveal of his organs and his horrified reaction as his body was literally being disassembled before his eyes. Overall, I enjoyed the film, but this scene was easily the most powerful.
Body and Gender Dysmorphia, that is what Transgender People are going through, They need Love ❤️ & Understanding, to help them navigate the rough times of transition.
@@carminemurray6624 Technically speaking, body dysmorphia is a mental disorder in which one perceives defects in their appearance that aren't registered by others. Most commonly this has to do with weight and/or one's physical shape. Gender dysmorphia is a whole different ballpark.
@@carminemurray6624All of which is unnatural and wrong. If you are born a woman, you are a woman. Born a man? You're a man. Simple. If you can't accept yourselves for what you are, how do you expect us to accept you? Something to think on. Don't compare yourselves to Robocop. He's cool, you're just insane. Also, a big step toward acceptance is to LEAVE KIDS ALONE. stop targeting children. No replies will be read. Dismissed! 😊
@@carminemurray6624we don’t care what they need. Regular people need a lot too, we don’t need even more burdens from useless people. They can figure it out.
Very little actually "gets" to me in movies, but holy shit did this scene make me squirm. The emotions you feel are almost indescribable, as you put yourself in Murphy's place and think the EXACT same thing. Just let me die. Oldman absolutely kills it here, too. What a fantastic, unsettling scene.
It's an excellent scene in a fairly mediocre movie (the plot just does not make a lot of sense...that and the Politics is rather out of place at times).
I wouldn't have minded it too much as along as the corporation was footing the bill for maintenance. A cop's meager pay sure as hell isn't going to pay for it.
they were selling something.. they wanted to make him more friendly and therefore more appealing to the public. they couldn't deploy the combat drones state side because the public felt threatened by their appearance. they needed a product that was just as effective but friendlier and a human face certainly helped and a hand would to for handshakes and shit..
Gary Oldman is amazing. He plays such a diverse array of characters, but he pulls every single one off with such seeming effortlessness that you would think he was playing himself.
if anyone doubts joel kinnaman can act, think of how much he conveyed with literally just his face and his voice. he couldn't even move his *head* in this scene.
As great as this scene is, it's also the reason why this movie doesn't work; Murphy doesn't die. His personality, body and memories aren't erased, leaving us without a movie about a war machine discovering it was man, but with a movie about a disabled man learning to accept his fate.
Losing Murphy's personality is a late plot point added to increase drama and tension towards the climax in the 2014 film. The 80's robocop is far more brutal and sad by having the titular machina slowly discovering that it was a man with a family
@d.h No it's not! He's not convincing at all. The acting took me completely out of the movie. He's far to composed for someone who only has entrails of their body left. People who lose o lay their limbs break down in hysterical crying, I can't even imagine what this would be like.
I think it just feels like that watching it. Technically I don't even think he has the muscles to even breath himself and its being done automatically for him.
This movie was kind of underrated. Other than it being quite a bit different than the original, there's really not a whole lot to dislike about it. And Joel really did a fantastic job. He gave it an entirely different spin, in comparison to Peter Weller's incredible portrayal.
I feel like both movies are complete opposites (not in a bad way). The original is technically a Robot who's learning to be kind of human again and discover his past as a human; While the remake is Murphy coming to terms with the fact that he's now just a machine. A brain in a tin can.
I need to watch it again, but I remember it being an interesting, though different, take on the story. The original is my favorite movie of all time, and while the satirical elements tend to get the most praise, I still think the more human side of the story is quite compelling. I like that the remake went with those aspects since they are more relevant for modern times. This scene, the scene with him running away through the rice paddies, and his visit with his family at home are the ones that stick out most in my mind.
@@timbsm To be honest, I just could not see the point of this remake. The very same is true for the remake of 'Total Recall' by the way. Both movies tried to copy the originals without really adding anything new or interesting, while removing all the things that were so interesting and so much fun _and_ while hammering out everything that could endanger the PG-13 rating. That last fact alone made this movie too tame and boring. I _really_ hope the people responsible for this dumpster fire never get movies like 'Starship Troopers' or 'Predator' into their greedy little hands. Don't get me wrong, I actually liked Joel Kinnaman's performance a lot, it's just that he could not save this mess.
@@Furzkampfbomber They didn't add anything? The original film didn't delve that much to the human side of Robocop whilst this one did just did that. And you saying this is boring probably expected an explosive action film which is clearly not this movie is aiming for. Although this is a Robocop film, it's theme is different from the original and it's not even copying like what you said so comparing them is pretty stupid.
I didn't like it. It makes no sense in the story to subject him to such horror potentially damaging his mental health. In the original movie, OCP tries to erase his memory and hide the fact that he was human once, but his humanity slowly creeps in and he realizes what they have done to him. To me that's much more powerful and horrifying. In the remake it looks like they do it just for the shock value. "Hey Murphy, wanna see something cool? You're just a talking head LOL!!!" Give me a break.
@@hullie7529 I think his wife was too selfish. She just wanted fame and popularity 😪 Alex would be better off dead. Than living a fate worse than death. I feel bad for Murphy.
I like how they have that mirror installed just in case he asks to see the rest of what's left lolPromote that person who thought of it at their team meeting haha
this is probably the scene that makes this film worthwhile for me. the concept of deciding just how much is required to constitute being a "human," let alone yourself, is extremely heavy.
For all the movie's faults, this scene was very realistic in terms of how someone would truly react. The prospect of losing a limb is trauma enough, to know that part of you you've had for so long is now gone forever and there's no getting it back. Now imagine that applied to almost every part of your body. I can only imagine the phantom limb sensations he would be feeling, not just for his arms and legs but for something as mundane as his abdomen or his scalp.
And a little bit of officer composure shown here. He's seen dismembered legs and arms and can mentally deal with that, hence why he's calm as those are removed. Once that lower abdomen is removed, that's when he realizes. While he probably didn't intend to cheat on his wife, he's lost more than his D. He's lost himself
That's some dedication from the actor to allow his body to be chopped off for a movie. At least he kept his right hand.
That is his left...
@@thewatcher2255no, it's his right hand.
@@SCARFACE_805 pretty sure it’s his left 🧐 i might be wrong tho
It's his right i think or I'm just dumb
nope, right hand, it just looks like it's the left one on the mirror
"You're in control"
-"K... I wanna die"
"You're like.... 45% in control"
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Managers be like, “You still coming in right?”
Dudes an enhanced robot. He better come in.
jonathan lmao fair enough, meant to say at “0:35 managers be like” 😅
Lmao 🤣
“I can’t to work, I’m sick.”
“Your co worker blew up and became Robo cop and he came to work.”
🤣🤣 I got a boss like that!! You got me with this comment.
the way his throat moves while he speaks and the lungs reacting to his fear is on point. They really did put some effort on the details
I dont think he has a diaphram so the lungs are probably controlled by an external pump
but they missed the pretty significant detail of a deep inhale between phrases and slow exhale while talking. The way the lungs pump so much during his speech, he would talk with a cadence like the wheelchair friend in Malcolm in the Middle.
@@ExaltedDuck Alright Mr Biology, they did their best for a 2014 movie. It wasn't supposed to be a 1 to 1 likeness.
To you experts, according to Actual Doctors who rated Movies scene, they said that's not how our body works😅 Specially the Lung part does not move like that😂
“You’re in Control Alex”
“I wanna die”
Now, wait one second there
Matthew K ok i did wait a second, what now?
@@Nico-dt5hu Listen here you little
That's America and it's wonderful free society for ya'.
"You're free!"
"Okay. I wanna escape all this forever and die."
"Now hold on...here comes the butterfly nets and thorazine ya' stubborn lil' fella'! We OWN your body! Ya' can't just go and chuck it out!"
@A W you still listening?
Johnny get your cyborg gun.
"Holy Christ, there's nothing left."
The horror in that statement....
When you realize you're overdrawn in you're bank statement after getting your car was serviced for an A/C replacement.....
They could have at least let him keep his torso
Eww, that is nasty 🤢
Technically left left not nothing.
0:22
the organic hand exists to troll him lol
The way they keep removing it piece by piece until you realise there's nothing left is truly horrifying
its funny
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There is no way they didn't have to plant something in the brain to temper his response. This is extremely traumatic and a psychotic break was definitely warranted
Idk about this version but the reason original robocop didn't go insane like other projects is him being veey religious
watch the whole movie, this is explained.
@@МаксБурый-р2ю lol
@@benjapizarro981 deadass tho
@@МаксБурый-р2ю fr fr
If there was ONE thing this film did better than the original it is showing how much of Alex Murphy remains within his Robocop body.
We were supposed to get a scene similar in the original script for Robocop 3 by Frank Miller (that eventually became a comic called "The Last Stand") and showed his body exposed with bits of his bones and organs exposed underneath and I believe having a metal braced ribcage. It looked really horrific and probably would've been a sight to see in live action.
They didn’t really need to show it because it was told what was left of his body. Which it his face, what’s left of his brain and his torso with all his organs since he had his vest on and protected the vital organs in his chest. That’s why he needed to eat baby food to maintain his what was left. His legs and arms were the main thing that were robotic
@@JustinLodes True. But then again, what is it they say? "Show, don't tell".
The whole point of Robocop is that you don't know where man ends and machine begins.
@@brandonspain12345 yeah that sounds like quite the scene
This is a horrifying scene “I’m in control? Then I want to die” is such a huge statement that’s filled with the most pure sense of horror and shock . I honestly would say the same thing, if I ever saw that I would either die of shock or beg for death, I would not be able to live like that
Naturally a human would also be dead at this point. I have watched the original RoboCop a few times, was always fascinated how the way they murdered him was so brutal and still made it into a movie. But I am no fan of the whole cyborg thing. And the ones that propagate becoming cyborgs know exactly what it does to the soul. It is always shown in movies, but in advertisement oriented products it is always presented as "evolution", "fun" and "pioneering". They have yet to show me any being of nature that evolved by becoming half a machine.
@@im3phirebird81 well in the original film he is actually dead. I guess the logic was that they received his brain or something but thats what made those movies good aside from the action. He is dead but the brain as Robocop doesnt remember anything really but slowly his memories do come back as opposed to here when he isnt dead
@@im3phirebird81 I mean just look at cyborg from teen titans he hates himself but he knows he has to accept it
@@BobPantsSpongeSquare97 I just watched the original today and its total bullshit. They blow off his hand, his arm, they shoot through his chest multiple times and in the end Cain shots him in the head. Now, granted it wasn't a perfect centered shot, but he still shots him in his head, than he dies when they try to save him. There is no way in hell you could have saved his brain, put in a robot and it would work. The most important organ of a human is the brain, if the brain dies because it gets a pistol shot there is no way to save the brain or the body. Now if they removed his brain while he was still alive than I would have let it pass but they should have removed the headshot scene too. Its even more dumb that guns in that movie usually tear you apart (even tho they are modern day guns but they are supposed to be more future ones) and when Murphy got shot in the head his brain and head didn't just explode. Also, how a bunch of criminals are winning against the police when the Gov and the OCP litterally has the tech to create cyborgs and laser cannons? The police is far more trained and well equipped than the criminals. I find intresting how Skynet is losing a war against the humans in the Terminator saga too, they litterally use a Time machine to kill younger versions of the future important soldier of the Human resistence when Skynet shouldn't have any problem wiping the humans out. Hell if they can create time machines, cyborgs and laser guns how the hell are they losing the war? Not to mention at the end of Terminator 3 Skynet also launches Atom bombs...
I would tell the Doc: Bro, I’m gonna need a grenade launcher arm and an American flag paint scheme.
“If I’m in control, then end this nightmare”
“Oh sorry can’t do _that_ lol”
lol facts
Robocop 2 flashbacks
“We own you.”
Of course you're in control....when we allow it.
You don't own me I work with ya father -john wick
The fact that they kept his hand and just stuck it on the end of the suit is so hilarious.
Like why not give another robot hand instead?
@@stickthelanding4785 I'm pretty sure that's exactly how they did it in the original robocop. They originally saved his arm, then decided to switch to a robot arm anyway.
@@stickthelanding4785I think they explain in that movie that they needed a human hand to get around a law that stated a police gun had to be held by a human hand. So they went literal.
yeah, and it shouldn't be.
@@proot. Yes its a reference too the other movie.
I wasn't a huge fan of this film, but this scene is just... horrifying. The effects, as well as the actors are tremendously amazing.
To be completely honest i liked this one better than the third but the first and second are about the same due to this one's effects
@@death2505 only the original Robocop is actually a good movie.
@@D0W666 debatable, i liked kane because he inspired fear even on safety mode, he was basically punisher and hulk combined
@@death2505 no he wasnt. No where near Hulk standard, and the original is the only one with a script that's intelligent, and is a social commentary of cynical slightly dystopian future run by secretive corporate overlords.
@@D0W666 i related him to hulk cause of his size, strength, and unstable mind
The panic in his face as he realized how much of himself was missing... I legit caught a claustrophobic feeling in the theater as if I were trapped in that head with him.
That's exactly the problem with common people, the masses: they want to BE IN CONTROL, and, if not, the are just AFRAID… instead of just enjoying what they have and can do; like robocop who has amazing strength and speed and so on, and only sees his flaws: a perfect parody of common humanity.
@@17comma7 This comment is a month old but I just gotta say DANG does it suck
@i camouf all on ya not really, he makes a great point. Youre just a close-minded douche
YES! thats exactly it! You put my mind into words! Its claustrophobic. Its horrible. Wish you were too comment
I love/hate how realistically his organs react...
His heart beats faster, he hyperventilates... you can see his oesophogus twitch as he swallows...
This is actually... really disturbing.
Mako Shinkai not really I’ve seen very horrible disturbing stuff in real life & on UA-cam
This is just a children video for me
You are very tough kid
Yeah, it tripped me out when I saw it in theaters.
It tripped me out in the theatre but I'm high af right now I'm trippin 😂😂😂😂
Dead Love Ooo you’re hard
Didn't expect this type of body horror. What a powerful scene.
In the original the OCP scientists removed his last arm the original is way better.
@joegover9452 not talking about the original
@@joegover9452 Too much CGI.
@@joegover9452you're too nostalgic
It has a very powerful impact on me, everytime I see it I legit burst out laughing so hard
I love how they saved his right hand. It gives him that much more of the little bit of humanity he has left. To still be able to touch and feel like in the last scene where he calms his son.
Awho Chen it is the only thing that is left but is the right hand...
Ironic isn't?
..it's his left hand ._.
Slow Sloth well, in that case is even more ironic
@@aa-to6ws wonder why such a thing _left_ me speechless
**AHEM.** It's his left hand.
School nurse: just put some ice on it
spiderflash nah just wack on a good wet paper towel and ur sorted
"I'll call your mom. But for now go back to class"
Dad: suck it up n deal with it
In my old school, no mqtter what was wrong with you, the nurse always made you drink tea
I just got to go to sleep
This is the only scene in the movie that's actually fantastic. There's others that are fine, quite a few that are pointless and boring, but THIS scene captures that cyberpunk body horror the original did so well.
I dunno, the Keaton/Oldman scene is pretty great.
I think the whole film is really good, some great action and a solid story. Glad they didn't make it into a franchise of reboots like with Terminator.
@@elektra81516 it's really bland though, and lost any uniqueness that set the original apart. If it's the only RoboCop you've seen then fair, but compared to the OG it's not worth $5.
@@sonicbelmont300 I like a lot of movies, but I do see your point. I just rewatched it on Netflix and I enjoyed it enough, mostly because I'm currently going through a cyberpunk movie craze after watching Altered Carbon again which also has Joel Kinnaman in.
@@elektra81516 if you haven't already, put DREDD on that list. It's pretty much everything I wanted from the new RoboCop (and the original Judge Dredd for that matter) and is endlessly brutal and entertaining.
The doctor instantly going into full manipulation mode bringing up his wife and kids is the most scary part of this scene to me. He just slips into it so quickly and perfectly manipulated Alex in this scene it’s terrifying. Imagine talking to a severed head that politely asks you to let it die in peace and saying “no, and you’re selfish for asking”
indeed, there are many comments on here talking about how gentle the scientist is being. oh what a good doctor for caring about his feelings! its pure manipulation.
@@gemstonegynoid7475 Thank God neither of you two will become doctors
@@mr.frogman1827 What? No. Respect for the patient's dignity and wishes is one of the most important parts of being a doctor. Keeping someone alive against their will when their quality of life is nonexistent is cruelty.
@@stevenschnepp576 Again, thank god you are too stupid to get into medical school
@@stevenschnepp576 that "quality of life argument" has been used to justify too many horrors for me to buy it
Robocop: "I don't wanna see myself like this again ... ever."
Doctor: Sorry too bad. We spent 50 grand putting in this automatic mirror and we're going to get our money's worth.
"And what if I just shut my eye lids when it pops up?"
"Well, we'll just have to take those away too."
Robocop: "I don't wanna see myself like this again... ever."
Doctor: "Great, does that mean you are giving us your consent to replace your eyes with those awesome optics that allow us to feed your brain any fake visual information we want?"
@@Shadows-RCtry to watch agent of shield season 6/7 there's have such as things like transferring died person mind to to chronocom (robot like human with sintetic skin, etc ) I don't really remember that but you can give a try..
@Некто в Сером they did wipe his memory in the original 1987 RoboCop then he got it back near the end.
@@Furzkampfbomber like real life
This scene breaks my heart when I first saw it. When he says "There's nothing left" I broke down in the theatre. Makes u wonder how much can u lost and still remain as a person?
Technically all of you is just your brain and literally everything else is just life support for it and means for you to interact with the world, imagine it kind of like a giant mech suit but of flesh
@@HearMeLearn I don't mind being turned into a half machine, but the notion of a person converted into one without his or her consent is sickening to the core.
@@aaronlimeuchin7352
I think having a robot arm is nice , maybe leg but not Half of Me.
Sinus Lebastian thinking about myself as a mech suit of flesh is pretty cool
If that was all that was left of me...i could live with it. My mind and memories are intact and i have a new body. Hopefully without the need to be in that lab each night for maintainence.
"look, your brain and lungs lol"
"What do you mean you don't wanna live?"
"Dude, why aren't you pumped about this?!"
“Come on man, we even saved your hand!”
"Look we kept your left hand, I know it's not the right one but we tried lol!"
@@LowTierPancakes lol yea haha
@@KrypticStudiosCorp That *is* his right hand.
As much as I'm not a big fan of the new reversion I like this scene a little bit because it shows the absolute agony the person is in it may never really show it in the original outside of the sequel but with this you can feel Murphy's pain how he really just wants to pass on into the afterlife cause this is probably his worst nightmare brought to life.
That is what caused the prototypes in Robocop 2 to KILL THEMSELVES.
Phahaha it doesn’t even feel like a dream or a nightmare. And watching it isn’t even close to being a nightmare.
into the afterlife :D
It's ridiculous how there are still people who don't realise, that this is a fairy tale that is made up out of fear of death
No it isn't, it was invented because people were scared of death and, shockingly, people are still afraid of death. Besides we don't have any evidence that it's not true so people are free to believe what they want.
@@different_stuffannoying, no one cares about your beliefs so save yourself the time and quit preaching to people who don’t wanna hear it. Just as bad as preachy Christians
This makes a Anakins injuries after becoming Darth Vader look like a joke
I don’t like sand
@@aayla9982 it’s rough and coarse
@@juju755-b7s and irritating and it gets everywhere
Yeah-... No not really.
This is more comparable to Grievous. All he had left was his brain, eyes and organs
That's what I say when I look at my bank account
hahahaha nice one
Ethan Dalton "No...NO.. Holy Christ! Holy Christ there's nothing left!"
lmao, best comment ever.
How much is in your bank account? Maybe you have several and you're just short on one and forget to look at the others.
jetliFAN how to kill a joke 101
For those asking about the random hand, it's more of a PR move by Omnicorp. Due to public distrust with fully robotic enforcement droids, the company decided to keep that hand there to show that it is a "human" hand pulling the trigger, not a robot one.
One of those "Deleted Scenes" that shoulda' been left in the film.
I saw that also as a winkwink to the original movie, Alex Murphy's right hand is the first thing being blast off.
it also could have been a callback to the OG robocop where one of the doctors recommended to keep a hand but ultimately decided to get rid of it
@@ssssssssssssssssssss7 That's almost certainly what it was - the debate about managing to "save the arm" and Morton ordering the engineers to "lose the arm".
@@DTWX there’s a second deleted scene I’m pretty sure where he gets damaged on his real hand and it reveals that it was robotic the entire time.
The doctor is actually a good person. The way he treats him is pretty cool. He’s not evil or sinister.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😅
@@Piqcked he's being true tho
He’s evil to put another person through this torture
@@EmilyGloeggler7984 he brought him back from death though
@@peskylogicchillinsky6007Futube maybe he wanted to stay dead
Hell Darth Vader had more limbs left them Alex lol
Magic Johnson at least darth vader had his torso left
Than*
That’s depressing
Oooooohhh ROASTED
On the other hand, Vader’s suit was especially made to torture him. - Alex’ suit is like a business-class seat lmao.
‘‘Tis but a scratch.”
quite.
«Tis but a flesh wound.»
NoobScientist1 Adios
A scratch?! Your... everything is off.
@@theily1724 "ive had worse"
RIP Mercutio my boy 😤🙏
It's just a flesh wound.
a full body flesh would
Flobbie Rotten 'Tis but a scratch !
XD
But look at you, you’ve got no arms left!
-I've had worse.
-You lie!
I love that they waited a bit for him to react. They removed the legs and he was like.. alright I can deal with this... then they removed this arm and you saw the panic... THEN when he sees the entire torso removed, thats when the panic hits...
2:44 the way he gulps and his throat moves... Damn
Oh my god that really unsettling
If you watch closely, every breath, every heart beat, EVERY NOISE HE MAKES, is shown. All the organs you see are shown working as though it were really his organs we were seeing in front of us. The attention to detail in this scene was horrifyingly amazing.
You've done worse to people
@@Areithous You've?
@@Zee-Core-Gaming He is Madara Uchiha you know damn well hes done worse in a Genjutsu
Say what you will about this film, but this scene was horrifying
I grew up with the original Robocop and thought this one wasn't as good but it never could have been. It was solid for a non-satirical remake, and this scene is memorable as hell.
horrifying to emotion that he basiclly a brain in jar and not even human, then yes.
exposed human organ? not really.
I actually really liked some of the concepts of this film specially Murphy's relationship with his family and all the conflict of him being alive to be turned into corporate property als Kinnaman did pretty good. The biggest problem is it's third act and terrible villain. It was a great blueprint for a great sequel though.
@@LR-jb6zn idk, it's kinda uncomfortable to seeexposed lungs working
@liquid sword well its not some damage bloody organ, deep cut wound or some guersome like people splater on streets.
This scene makes me breathe manually...
No, your comment does
and your comment makes me realize that my tongue is always sitting in an awkward position
Now blink manually
"You're in controll"
Nice robo joke
I remember that at the time I saw this movie, I was going through very strong periods of anxiety disorder. When I saw this scene for first time, I was really horrified, and I really felt the claustrophobia of the character. It was an intense experience. But at the same time it reminded me that we are really lucky to be healthy and upright to have the will to change.
So true, it moment like this to remind us to be grateful
For now.
for now
Good thing you didn't watch the original at that time.
I think the emotion in this scene is on par with the emotional moments in the original, both joel kinnaman and gary oldman did a good job acting wise in this movie!
In an interesting role reversal, later on in Altered Carbon, Joel Kinnamn's whole, complete body is present, but is inhabited by the mind of a Japanese man kept in storage for centuries.
Full circle.
Can you imagine how odd this would be in real life? To see your lungs and brain, things that you would never naturally see. Real brain in a vat type stuff
You are just cover by skins, thats all.
Would freak out if they show me myself in the mirror only my vital organs in a big glass tube. Eyes and my brain would be scary to watch.
I'd love it
I've always wondered if something like this was possible,,
After I watched this sence I hope it isn't
Youd go into shock
1:49 Even though he's horrified and wants to die, him saying: "Say you did everything you could" is still very nice of him in that position. It humanizes him in a good way
it was more for his wife just so she can have closure by thinking they tried everything in their power to help him recover
It's realistic, selfish, selflessness.
This makes Anakin’s wounds look like a bee sting.
Wait till you hear about Grievous
It's kind of the opposite of what happened to Anakin (at first) and Luke. They lost their hands; Murphy lost everything else.
"If I'm in control, then I wanna die."
After what he's just been through, then waking up to see himself like this, I'd probably say the same thing if I was in his situation.
Exactly
Makes the cyborgs in rc2 destroying themselves make more sense.
I would be ok with being a machine, as long as it is me.
That's exactly the problem with common people, the masses: they want to BE IN CONTROL. Instead of just enjoying what they have and can do; like robocop who has amazing strength and speed and so on, and only sees his flaws: a perfect parody of common humanity.
@@17comma7 What the hell are you yammering about you absolute fucknut?
This what happens to your little brother when you "barely touch him"
Stop hurting your brother, jerk.
bundu bashing idk if you’re joking or not
bundu bashing he didn’t say he hurled him
bundu bashing Ill smack urs with a fish
HAHAHAHAJA
Notice how chill he was when the legs where gone but as soon as the groin started moving he started panicking... No pp
Smol edit (wow 10K i was expecting that thank you people)
Alex: Well, okay legs gone I can live with....wait, no what ... well at least I got my rught arMMAAAAAAAAAAAA....well just tell me you saved my upper booAAAAAAnd I wanna die...
“WHERES MY MEAT AT” LMAO
Where's the beef?
Now i understand how he feel,i rather die than have to lose my pp
"Holy Christ there's nothing left!"
The audacity to tell him “you’re in control” is wild 💀
The government in a nutshell
The worst part is that in a couple years he would have to get rid of his headphone jack
and go full bluetooth😯
The comment is underated.
He won't even come with a charger :(
*slow clap*
If I woke up looking like this, I'd probably act the same way.
I would piss my pants .. oh wait
Doubt it
Kaspars Olehno lmao
If would be freaking out but I would be glad for the second chance.
@@lockettlv you can't piss your pants XD
He has got his lungs, so he can still use hamon
I'm sorry little one that no one is cultured. Yare yare daze....
Imagine him using hermit purple doe
Nice one
It was all dios doing
Yea but he’d have to train for that
Gary Oldman is an amazing actor. Hes almost crying showing Murth what happened to him.
Whoever animated those lungs and heart should be given an award.
It matches his breathing and heart rhythm.
Give them the daytime Emmy.
Murphey: I don't wanna see myself like this again
Doc: Can't do that. Do you know how much we paid to install that mirror? You WILL see yourself like this again at least once a month!
Doc: And you will like it!!
@@lukechello4611 I lost🤣🤣🤣
Stop lmfao
Bruh.🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@lukechello4611 okay stop it right there!!
This is really good. The only thing I wish they did was synchronize the lung animation with Alex's speaking so that if he holds his breath, his lungs inflate and hold. If he exhales, then his lungs deflate. If he speaks, his lungs slowly deflate based on how much air is going out.
Isn’t that what happened? I thought it was a cool detail
That's literally what they're doing
Thats...what they did
Bruh it does. It even matches his heart rate
@@jon2813 not very well. Like, the amount of air going out (based on the lung contraction) does not correspond with the dialogue being spoken. It seems that his lungs are contracting a lot more than the speaking would suggest. A person can say very long sentences on a full lungful (pair) yet his short sentences are causing the full contraction of his lungs.
Also, he appears to be fully inhaling before each sentence. Most times, at rest, a person's lungs are sitting about partway inflated and during breathing, they only cycle between slightly elevated and relaxed levels of breathing. People don't fully inhale or fully exhale unless they are sighing or yawning or about to shout or are performing wim hof breathing exercises.
If you tried breathing the way that the CGI lungs were doing so, you would find yourself with slightly numb teeth. Also, consider that the total amount of organic matter in his body has been removed. He still has both fully functioning lungs capable of supplying enough oxygen for a fully grown man, now devoted to supplying that much oxygen for his remaining tissues. He would have to REDUCE the amount of idle breathing to avoid hyperventilation.
Best scene in the movie, it really goes into how horrifying it what has been done to Murphey.
This movie had potential and this scene shows just how good it could have been. It wasn't a terrible movie, it was okay, but it could have been amazing.
yeah i liked this movie alot cos it expaned the robocop univerce cos they still had they had a replica robocop suit in a display cabinit at omnicorp sister company to omni consumer products and i like to think peter wellers robocop is still on ice some where till he is needed.
@@torquetheprisoner Umm..please try again with fullstops and all that good grammar stuff...
@@Waldherz damn there are worce crimes on the internet than grammeraphicle you know
@@torquetheprisoner The issue is that I cant read what you said there. Im not kidding. I actualy cant read it.
@@Waldherz are you dyslexic 🤪
"I'm in control?"
"Yes."
**gets shut down running through a paddy field**
You’re in control, we’ll just decide when you’re in control and sometimes make it seem like you’re in control
Hello the governor, will you fight negan
@@gordonlevitt9719 lol I thought it was snake eyes
“Calm down it’s just a prank bro”
The prank:
"Dont be a baby"
It's hard for a man to go on when he realizes he can no longer have a borner.
Roboboner would solve the problem.
Lmao
What is a bornor?
Jason Borner
Ahhaha 😂
Doctor: "you're in control"
RoboCop: "oh I am? Ok I want to die"
Doctor: "no"
Actually that is a big part of the original RoboCop. That he was Catholic and that is how he came to accept being this amount of human. Because to commit suicide meant he would damn himself and forfiet peace after death. That is why they can't make more, because a less "faithful" person would choose death (like in RoboCop 2).
And before anyone says something different - I am atheist. But they did try to make it realistic and explainable in the originals.
Lol
Lol
@@spaghetti1641 idk. Im atheist and id take a shot at living even like this. Secons chance and near immortality. Plus a chance to do good.
Would suck to have lost so much of my body, but its better than not living and the fact it comes with the ability to move freely and not be tied to one spot with the artificial body.
Windows 10 be like : No
Well General Grievous must be proud with him
Faiz 101 HAHA TRUE
Faiz 101 YAY A FELLOW STAR WARS NERD :D
At least Alex doesnt have Bronchitis
@@mortwastaken crushed lungs
And now General Grevious is in Battlefront II
Bro was the first to fell asleep in the sleepover 💀
That's it, I'm done with parties that involve alcohol 😂
you actually got me to LOL
You're in control
I wanna die
No, that's not how you're supposed to play the game
LOOOOL
Lmao
Game over!
Right 😂
*THIS ISNT not Thats not. Although it could be a mistranslation.
Good Sakurai reference though
🤣
They missed tons of good opportunities with this version of RoboCop, but if there's a scene that rivals anything in the original is this one. Out of everything I remember of this movie, this was easily the most memorable - and arguably the best - scene.
100% agree
Interesting that they actually made him alive in this one. In the original Murphy is pretty much dead.
"Pretty much"?
The unrated clip of his death brought me here(what made THAT pop up, I have no idea😂). Murphy had his hand blown off, then his arm, then took about 40 shots to the torso, then a head shot which finally made him stop moving.
I havent seen the movie in decades but im pretty sure he was dead. If he wasn't, that's amazing(and ridiculous)
@@TheKingOfRuckus He flatlines on the table and they call it. The screen goes blank with Murphy's eyes then lights back up when he is Robocop.
@Daniel Appleton Also many parallels to Jesus. I'm not a religious guy by any means, but the symbolism is interesting.
@@faz6877 You mean many parallels to the hundreds of messiah rebirth legends throughout mankind's history.
@@LetsNeverPlayAgain In the interviews I've read Verhoeven specifically says Robocop is an "American Jesus", and goes on to site everything from resurrection to walking on water.
Of course you can make parallels to other religious figures. But when the director specifically references "American" Jesus and walking on water I think that's pretty direct.
Look I'm not a religious guy, I'm just telling you what Paul has said. So are you saying Verhoeven misspoke about his inspiration / intentions for making the film?
Dude died but still had to go to work, tortured on top of that.
If he falls and tries to catch himself with that fleshy hand its gonna hurt.
Gary Lee this is the only truly astute comment on this video
good point
I like to think that the "human" hand is actually cybernetic with synthetic skin and synthetic nerves and whatnot.
he can just turn off the pain receptors, but the flesh and bones would be paste
@@cinnamon-skateboarding5987 Considering there's nothing connecting it to his heart or lungs, that's the only answer that makes sense.
*this happens*
Mom: it’s cause you always on that damn phone
Thats basically all mom logic.
She goes on hers more!
either you're on the phone too much or you aren't drinking enough water LOOOL
“Nothing will ever beat how disturbing and horrific the original RoboCop was. A PG-13 remake? Are you serious?”
This scene: “Hold my beer.”
Yeah this scene was good. But also, this was about the only good scene and the only one most people remember.
@@SpruceCampbell no, the whole movie is good and I remember lots of it
@@SpruceCampbell That is correct. This is the only scene I can remember from what was mostly a pretty boring lackluster movie. It holds NOTHING against the original. In fact I'm shamed they share the same name. At least I can rewatch the original a thousand times and know it is a great movie. I saw this once and I was done. BORING.
@@SpruceCampbell The action scenes weren't much to write home about, but the Transhumanism themes were handled in a league far beyond the original, I felt. In the original, he's a cyborg remembering he was once human. In the reboot, he's a human struggling with becoming a machine, resulting in a battle of ethics, the surface of which barely gets scraped in the original when you compare the two.
...Granted, I came to see a bloodbath and not a study on the morality of turning a man into a machine, but I at least enjoyed it for that.
Hold my beer jokes are gone years ago. Get with the times.
They did him dirty by not including his genitalia
"Bro, what you leave my hand for?"
I have no dong and I must jerk
Scientist: you're in control
Alex: I'm literally juat a head that cant even kill itself
Not true. Your hand is right there.
@@dablazingbryan5559 but it's not even connected you can control it
Dalton Trumbo and Metallica are like, "why does this sound so familiar?"
@@lukasmaks9617 🤘🤘🤘
This scene was true horror. Probably one of the scariest things I've seen.
Really?
@@tardwrangler Yep. It's nothing like the original that Peter Weller played it better!
@@tardwrangler I mean, being alive with no body parts and seeing yourself being pulled apart piece by piece
What? Only fear to see a pair of lungs an a floating head?
@@HwangInhoBooNam It's not just the visuals, him not knowing, then watching him breakdown after. Shoot I wouldn't want to be that dude
imagine being completely immobilised and in some sort of weird costume, then seeing yourself literally slowly torn apart before your very eyes, only to realise that what's left of you is just the essential apparatus you need to survive. I would have a stroke or die of brain death for the shock in such situation
using murphy's family to manipulate him to go on living is probably the best thing the writers could pull off of this trainwreck
why would he need two fully sized, fully operating lungs to only oxygenate his head and one hand
I mean it's his lungs though right? He probably would have wanted everything that was left. It's like his hand; they could have replaced that but they didn't.
Without lungs, how could he sing along to Bohemian Rhapsody while driving his RoboCar™?
Won’t that just make his hand and head more useful since their getting a lot more oxygen
I guess they tried to save everything they could
So he can still smoke that loud
Can you say body horror? I remember the first time I saw this scene at the theater, and I was honestly kind of shocked at the reveal of his organs and his horrified reaction as his body was literally being disassembled before his eyes. Overall, I enjoyed the film, but this scene was easily the most powerful.
yes that was body horror
Body and Gender Dysmorphia, that is what Transgender People are going through, They need Love ❤️ & Understanding, to help them navigate the rough times of transition.
@@carminemurray6624 Technically speaking, body dysmorphia is a mental disorder in which one perceives defects in their appearance that aren't registered by others. Most commonly this has to do with weight and/or one's physical shape. Gender dysmorphia is a whole different ballpark.
@@carminemurray6624All of which is unnatural and wrong. If you are born a woman, you are a woman. Born a man? You're a man. Simple.
If you can't accept yourselves for what you are, how do you expect us to accept you? Something to think on.
Don't compare yourselves to Robocop. He's cool, you're just insane.
Also, a big step toward acceptance is to LEAVE KIDS ALONE. stop targeting children.
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@@carminemurray6624we don’t care what they need. Regular people need a lot too, we don’t need even more burdens from useless people. They can figure it out.
When he swallowed his spit at 2:46 and his throat moved I lost it
I cringed so hard 😂
We humans do that all the time...even when you were reading my comment.
They just had to make it as disturbing as possible 😭
The ソordi Gonzalez yes we know that but we can’t see the inside of our throats can we?
Wtf
Bro just wanted a fade😂😂😂
Very little actually "gets" to me in movies, but holy shit did this scene make me squirm. The emotions you feel are almost indescribable, as you put yourself in Murphy's place and think the EXACT same thing. Just let me die. Oldman absolutely kills it here, too. What a fantastic, unsettling scene.
He plays a Surgeon and the Therapist. Which is how he is able to keep both Alex and himself out of dangerous situations.
It's an excellent scene in a fairly mediocre movie (the plot just does not make a lot of sense...that and the Politics is rather out of place at times).
I wouldn't have minded it too much as along as the corporation was footing the bill for maintenance. A cop's meager pay sure as hell isn't going to pay for it.
What was even the point of keeping his hand?
lol
tony wtf lmfao!
remind him of his humanity
they were selling something.. they wanted to make him more friendly and therefore more appealing to the public. they couldn't deploy the combat drones state side because the public felt threatened by their appearance. they needed a product that was just as effective but friendlier and a human face certainly helped and a hand would to for handshakes and shit..
Because this Robocop is the concept of "A Man Inside a Machine"
CG crew: Dude the lungs are taking forever to edit.
Director: Face shots to the rescue!!!
'I never want to see myself like this again'
'Thank goodness, this was like $50,000 per second to animate'
It looks like a real model. The only cg is his face put in place. Looks that way
@@prozac1127 well everything is CG except his face, which was composited in.
well they only had to make the models once
When my friend asks me how to eat pizza and when to stop
0:25- 0:36
💀💀
Gary Oldman is amazing. He plays such a diverse array of characters, but he pulls every single one off with such seeming effortlessness that you would think he was playing himself.
Gary Oldman is a really good actor
his nickname is "the chameleon" for a reason
if anyone doubts joel kinnaman can act, think of how much he conveyed with literally just his face and his voice. he couldn't even move his *head* in this scene.
There's 3.6% of his total body left. Not great, not terrible.
what do you mean? Its terrible.
Its the most terrible thing of all terrible thing in the world...
You're only saying it's not that bad because it isn't _you._
You're all delusional. Off to the infirmary you go.
I think you all missed the joke lol
@@ShreeNation ok boomer
BLUD JUST WANTED BRAIDS 😭
Movie not that great, but the acting in this scene is wonderful.
It is. :)
As great as this scene is, it's also the reason why this movie doesn't work; Murphy doesn't die.
His personality, body and memories aren't erased, leaving us without a movie about a war machine discovering it was man, but with a movie about a disabled man learning to accept his fate.
+Sebastián Gómez Letelier Have you seen the movie? They wipe Murphy's personality and the film becomes what you say it lacked
Losing Murphy's personality is a late plot point added to increase drama and tension towards the climax in the 2014 film.
The 80's robocop is far more brutal and sad by having the titular machina slowly discovering that it was a man with a family
@d.h No it's not! He's not convincing at all. The acting took me completely out of the movie. He's far to composed for someone who only has entrails of their body left. People who lose o lay their limbs break down in hysterical crying, I can't even imagine what this would be like.
this entire scene is just "you are now breathing manually"
I think it just feels like that watching it. Technically I don't even think he has the muscles to even breath himself and its being done automatically for him.
@@billfred9411 you are correct. we move our ribcage to move our lungs like that so we breathe. he has no ribcage so a machine is doing it for him.
@@roberine7241 we feel an illusion that we're pushing/sucking the air inside
but its a muscle moving to give space to air enter
@@triopical6884 that is whaT I meant
@@roberine7241 that it is not what you meant you’re just correcting yourself
at least he's not a heavy smoker
What a underrated comment
EIN0TWEI
You ain't kidding
His lungs would have been smoked tar
His lung is clean better thn a smoke like a toast lung is bad for smoker still people wane smoke..
Damn! HaHaHaaaa!🤣🤣🤣
I can't be the only one with a little anatomy knowledge thinking "How are those lungs expanding?!"
Because he's breathing?
It's almost like someone said, "Ooh, I got a cool idea for a scene!" But then they tried to figure out the rest of the story around it.
Tbh thats how it went
Tbh that's like how every movie gets thought of or made
This movie was kind of underrated. Other than it being quite a bit different than the original, there's really not a whole lot to dislike about it. And Joel really did a fantastic job. He gave it an entirely different spin, in comparison to Peter Weller's incredible portrayal.
I feel like both movies are complete opposites (not in a bad way). The original is technically a Robot who's learning to be kind of human again and discover his past as a human; While the remake is Murphy coming to terms with the fact that he's now just a machine. A brain in a tin can.
I just didnt like his constant mumbling but i guess it showed the human side
I need to watch it again, but I remember it being an interesting, though different, take on the story. The original is my favorite movie of all time, and while the satirical elements tend to get the most praise, I still think the more human side of the story is quite compelling. I like that the remake went with those aspects since they are more relevant for modern times. This scene, the scene with him running away through the rice paddies, and his visit with his family at home are the ones that stick out most in my mind.
@@timbsm To be honest, I just could not see the point of this remake. The very same is true for the remake of 'Total Recall' by the way. Both movies tried to copy the originals without really adding anything new or interesting, while removing all the things that were so interesting and so much fun _and_ while hammering out everything that could endanger the PG-13 rating. That last fact alone made this movie too tame and boring.
I _really_ hope the people responsible for this dumpster fire never get movies like 'Starship Troopers' or 'Predator' into their greedy little hands.
Don't get me wrong, I actually liked Joel Kinnaman's performance a lot, it's just that he could not save this mess.
@@Furzkampfbomber They didn't add anything? The original film didn't delve that much to the human side of Robocop whilst this one did just did that. And you saying this is boring probably expected an explosive action film which is clearly not this movie is aiming for. Although this is a Robocop film, it's theme is different from the original and it's not even copying like what you said so comparing them is pretty stupid.
this is the darkest part of the whole remake, super dark scene.
I appreciate how whoever animated the lungs remembered that we don’t inhale when we speak, only exhale.
You’re in control
**forcibly turned him off not 5 minutes ago**
I always find it fascinating when PG-13 movies shock me way more than R-rated movies.
This scene is honestly too good for this movie.
The movie is good and this scene is excellent, it belonged here.
@@dr_no-no *BULLSHIT*
I didn't like it. It makes no sense in the story to subject him to such horror potentially damaging his mental health. In the original movie, OCP tries to erase his memory and hide the fact that he was human once, but his humanity slowly creeps in and he realizes what they have done to him. To me that's much more powerful and horrifying. In the remake it looks like they do it just for the shock value.
"Hey Murphy, wanna see something cool? You're just a talking head LOL!!!"
Give me a break.
@@hullie7529 I think his wife was too selfish. She just wanted fame and popularity 😪 Alex would be better off dead. Than living a fate worse than death. I feel bad for Murphy.
Agree.
This feels like true horror in just ONE SCENE !!!
I like how they have that mirror installed just in case he asks to see the rest of what's left lolPromote that person who thought of it at their team meeting haha
Mac Dee LOL!!!!
They were probably like "Lol lets put a mirror up so we can torture him with the image of what he really is!"
The mirror is useful to see what's happening on the other side of his, er..."body" while working on this side.
We can install a mirror? - random worker
Promote that man! - Boss
0:32 when you open the fridge late at night for a midnight snack
You made me laugh heartily for the first time in a while, cheers 😂
this is probably the scene that makes this film worthwhile for me. the concept of deciding just how much is required to constitute being a "human," let alone yourself, is extremely heavy.
Pov your the first person to fall asleep at a sleepover: 0:28
For all the movie's faults, this scene was very realistic in terms of how someone would truly react. The prospect of losing a limb is trauma enough, to know that part of you you've had for so long is now gone forever and there's no getting it back. Now imagine that applied to almost every part of your body. I can only imagine the phantom limb sensations he would be feeling, not just for his arms and legs but for something as mundane as his abdomen or his scalp.
And a little bit of officer composure shown here. He's seen dismembered legs and arms and can mentally deal with that, hence why he's calm as those are removed. Once that lower abdomen is removed, that's when he realizes. While he probably didn't intend to cheat on his wife, he's lost more than his D. He's lost himself