ROBOCOP. One of those movies I never get sick of watching. “I’d buy that for a dollar!”

Peter Weller (Robocop) is very passionate about this movie, he goes deep into the philosophy of the story of Robobcop, I had the pleasure to meet him at the 2019 Fan Expo and he signed my mini poster I have of the film and I got to tell him that my father is not big into science fiction movies but he loves Robocop to which he replied with “Well I don’t consider Robocop a science fiction movie it’s a movie about the rebirth of a spirit” cool guy Peter is 👍🏻

@dominichowell6896

3 жыл бұрын

Love that guy

@normanrenner4648

3 жыл бұрын

he's a very intelligent man

@Takaho31

2 жыл бұрын

Super cool actor. He went though a lot for the part , too; apparently it took so many hours to assemble/put on/take off the costume, he tried to avoid using the bathroom as much & became extremely dehydrated. Took him some time to recover his health after the film, but he's a serious professional that did what he had to do.

@stewartmoore5158

2 жыл бұрын

I mean that IS sci-fi. Sci-fi is a setting in which to tell those kinds of stories. But yeah, the dude is a legend.

@promnightdumpsterbaby9553

Жыл бұрын

I like how he brings just a little bit of himself into his roles when he can. When you watch "Screamers" he has ancient artifacts and model pyramids and the like on his desk. In real life he's a huge hisotory buff and has done numorous documentaries on Egypt and Rome. I believe he's also a professor? I'm not sure,but I think he's got a formal education of some kind. Cool dude.

“Bitches leave” was one of the best lines in cinematic history.

@TheThotPolice

3 жыл бұрын

Yes. Yes, it is.

@spartanhawk7637

3 жыл бұрын

The funniest part is it just works so well in context and the fact that it was totally accidental is just amazing.

@CTSmerv

3 жыл бұрын

He should've used it in That 70s Show...

@Stoic_grimace

3 жыл бұрын

I love Clarence in that scene; His coat, his cool desert eagle with that custom suppressor, even the digital grenade.

@silverrider918

3 жыл бұрын

Then later, in XXX, it was ‘bitches, come!’

Ah Paul Verhoeven, such a remarkable film maker responsible for quite a streak of unique movies. My native the Netherlands would do well to be proud of this man's contributions to hollywood cinema. At the start of this year, Verhoeven was given the inaugural Rutger Hauer prize, named after the Dutch acting legend with whom Paul made several classic Dutch language movies, and who sadly passed away last year. Thank God both of them have gotten to show their talents to the world and make their marks on cinema!

Robocop, terminator , predator aliens . 80’s classics

@BobaVett

3 жыл бұрын

The movies that changed and shaped my love for film forever. My god they are all incredible.

Just imagine. Your going to the cinema to see Predator and there's also a trailer for Robocop. In 1987 we were spoiled by two of the greatest 80's movies of all time.

@derekmcmanus8615

3 жыл бұрын

The 80s where cool...

@jamalsoward8404

3 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah!

@CanadianSpiderMan

3 жыл бұрын

1987.. what a hell of a year!

@Largentina.

3 жыл бұрын

@@derekmcmanus8615 *were

@michaellefort6128

3 жыл бұрын

I was there and did that.

The factory scene was very relevant to Murphy's humanity showing through more , he was like a cowboy spinning his gun and he tears through them like a Sherrif in the old West . I love the choreography of his gun skills paired with the machines precision. One of the most badass shoot outs I'm movie history

First R rated movie i saw at the cinema in the 80's. I was 11 years old. Went by myself, unaccompanied to a little twin cinema two bus trips from home. Still a fond memory.

I always think of Robocop like a pyramid. You have the base of it , the action. Next level you get the satire. Then a story of justice and revenge. Higher still you have the social commentary about a dystopic society run by corporations. And at the very top you have the story of a man being dehumanized, becoming a machine and rediscovering his humanity in the end. All of these elements support one another and there's something for everyone, a sign of top notch film making in my book.

@Reijen

3 жыл бұрын

Stealing this comment for when people say the plot is only about corporations.

@N.M.E.

2 жыл бұрын

you forgot the cellar.... Robo-Jesus

@petar.banovac

2 жыл бұрын

spot on!

@johnnydragongaming

9 ай бұрын

That's a beautiful analysis if I do say so

The line, "Dead or Alive, you're coming with me." That was just as good as," I'd buy that for a $". They even put it in the remake. I love that foretelling. You didn't even talk about that, gem of writing..

The dude that plays Emil (toxic waste dude) was actually in Rocky II when he was young. He asks for Rocky's autograph at the hospital at the beginning. He was also one of the guards in Shawshank when the inmates are tarring the roof

@v8matey

3 жыл бұрын

He is also the sheriff in The Blob 1988 movie.

@Valen-xu2wy

3 жыл бұрын

Well remembered.

@justinharrison9521

3 жыл бұрын

He was also in ER as this obnoxious senior doctor. He has a similar hilarious demise to his character in Robocop.

@JMUDoc

3 жыл бұрын

Paul McCrane. Like a lot of the Robocop villains, an absolute sweetheart in real life :)

@johnnydragongaming

Ай бұрын

He's also Jack Bauer's younger brother in the 6th season of 24

This is, to my mind, the greatest corporate satire in cinema history. Every beat is just fantastic, the score is incredible, high-octane action, and the themes still hold up over 30 years later.

One of my earliest memories is seeing a double feature of predator and robocop with my dad and his friend.

@jamalsoward8404

3 жыл бұрын

The summer of '87!

The story behind the boardroom scene is actually fucking amazing, they took like 4 days to shoot it and in the end they literally loaded the guy up with fake blood, vegetables and packs of dozens of squibs to go off at once. I think I read somewhere that he got bruises and burns. The last squib sizzled his nuts too.

I also LOVED Robocop 2 - the meeting when they were trying to reprogram Robocop with PC nonsense is GREAT.

@fluffiedoom

3 жыл бұрын

Lol! That was so amazing. Then he electrocutes himself to get it to stop. Great flick 👍🏻🤘

@ThrawnSr

3 жыл бұрын

Some of them were: DIRECTIVE 233: Restrain hostile feelings. DIRECTIVE 234: Promote positive attitude. DIRECTIVE 235: Suppress aggressiveness. DIRECTIVE 236: Promote pro-social values. DIRECTIVE 238: Avoid destructive behavior. DIRECTIVE 239: Be accessible. DIRECTIVE 240: Participate in group activities. DIRECTIVE 241: Avoid interpersonal conflicts. DIRECTIVE 242: Avoid premature value judgments. DIRECTIVE 243: Pool opinions before expressing yourself. DIRECTIVE 244: Discourage feelings of negativity and hostility. DIRECTIVE 245: If you haven't got anything nice to say, don't talk. DIRECTIVE 246: Don't rush traffic lights. DIRECTIVE 247: Don't run through puddles and splash pedestrians or other cars. DIRECTIVE 248: Don't say that you are always prompt when you are not. DIRECTIVE 249: Don't be oversensitive to the hostility and negativity of others. DIRECTIVE 250: Don't walk across a ballroom floor swinging your arms. DIRECTIVE 254: Encourage awareness. DIRECTIVE 256: Discourage harsh language. DIRECTIVE 258: Commend sincere efforts. DIRECTIVE 261: Talk things out. DIRECTIVE 262: Avoid Orion meetings. DIRECTIVE 266: Smile. DIRECTIVE 267: Keep an open mind. DIRECTIVE 268: Encourage participation. DIRECTIVE 273: Avoid stereotyping. DIRECTIVE 278: Seek non-violent solutions.

@michaelwalker6748

3 жыл бұрын

@@ThrawnSr chlccc 69

@nunzioification

3 жыл бұрын

@@ThrawnSr thanks for taking the time Was not aware of the ballroom thing You must have a vcr with excellent pause

@mediocrestreams3284

3 жыл бұрын

Almost like the movie is saying "you want a PG robocop? You dont want a PG robocop, now let's get back to the gud stuff"

Robocop is easily one of the finest films ever made. Fun fact: Kurtwood Smith met his wife on the set of this film (she plays Dick Jones' secretary)

@Clemppu

3 жыл бұрын

And what a suave move he had reserved for her on-screen. He even let her keep the gum!

@robertfitzgerald3118

3 жыл бұрын

What a player...

@SAMagic

3 жыл бұрын

She works for Dick Jones? Dick Jones!

@sergiogonzalesYT

2 жыл бұрын

LMAO

@robirvine6970

Жыл бұрын

Fun fact: people that posts fun facts before watching the video look like dumbasses

I first saw Robocop at the cinema in 1987. My big brother took me & we had a blast! When it ended the entire audience applauded. It was awesome then & its still awesome today. I’ve seen it so many times over the years. One of the the action sci-fi films ever made.

The best thing about being in my mid teens in the late 80's was watching movies like Robocop, Swamp Thing, and Toxic Avenger late at night on a show called Up! All Night! with Rhonda Shear. It was the perfect time to grow up.

@ottooldenhardt

3 жыл бұрын

Mmmm...Rhonda Shear...

@michaellefort6128

3 жыл бұрын

The best thing about being thirty in the eighties was getting to see ass=kicking movies and then go home and get laid-

'Corporations are running everything and masquerading as if they care, and that's the world of Robocop" Oh, so not today?

@dragonknightleader1

3 жыл бұрын

I'd say it's worse now. 80s corps were about grifting hard and fast. Now, it's about control over your social life.

@kennethgibson456

3 жыл бұрын

I remember when Detroit city went bankrupt I was thinking "FUCK ROBOCOP 2"... I suppose instead of Nuke it's fentanyl and oxycodone...

Robocop is hands down my favorite movie ever. It's perfect and has more layers than anyone gives it credit for

I always felt another thing that added to the co-ed nature of Robocop was that Murphy and Lewis were basically interchangeable twins. They're both good-natured & lighthearted compared to everyone else in the movie. Alex is a unisex name, and Anne is referred to as 'Lewis' the entire movie. She could have any last name, but hers is a typical man's name. They even have similar haircuts. Maybe these commonalities are why they instantly get on as partners. Before things turn for the worse they seem like they're having fun chasing the van in the beginning. And when murphy gets killed, she is never the same either. Presumably, as a Detroit police officer shes accustomed to death of colleagues (for example the chief, as much as it pains him, carries on when he loses an officer) but Murphy's death affects her deeply enough to continually go outside the bounds of her job. There are so many layers to Robocop that you can go on and on forever about them.

Robocop is a R18 film that inspired a cartoon. Yes. We 80's kids watched it.

@robertfitzgerald3118

3 жыл бұрын

There's a Beavis and Butthead segment where RoboCop wastes two people in a mall and then a little kid comes up to him. Then the kid says thank you RoboCop, you saved Christmas. Classic...

Saw it again recently, and it's amazing how well it's held up over the years. Obviously a lot of the effects are kinda cheesy, but the pacing and performances are still great, and the satirical focus of the movie is arguably even more relevant today.

I read that Verhoeven had chosen Kurtwood because he looked like Heinrich Himmler

@robertfitzgerald3118

3 жыл бұрын

Great choice. Excellent villian...

From Robocop 2 "It's serious trouble, so many dead and wounded." "Of course there won't be any trouble from the dead ones." "They'll have relatives, they always do."

@tkopp10976

3 жыл бұрын

Followed by old CEO guy stepping over a body lying on the ground

@mudcrab3420

3 жыл бұрын

They don't make bombers like that anymore.

Rob Bottin did the gore effects and suit design for Robocop…you may recognise his work from The Thing. He is a special effects genius. The scene with Norris on the table with the defibrillator, they had a dummy of Norris’ body with the chomping teeth and the actor, Charles Hallahan, had his head stuck through the table. I imagine they did something similar for Murphy's gruesome death.

One of the greatest movies of all time, with not a single scene or line of dialogue wasted; it all fits together perfectly. Clarence Boddicker and his gang are just the best villains ever; you want them to die, but you love them because they're just too damn fun to watch. They say that a hero is nothing without a good villain to fight, and this is true with the Boddicker Gang as they were the ones who literally made Robocop, took everything from him; his life, his family and his very humanity and Robocop's story arc, his desire to reclaim his humanity, is for the most part secondary to his desire to avenge his death. Not other Robocop villain has been able to hurt him the way the Boddicker Gang have; Cain was just an evil counterpart and his conflict with Robocop wasn't really all that interesting, and the less said about McDaggart, the better. I like The Old Man (the ocp president) and his nuanced characterization in this movie; it's really hard to nail him down. Sometimes he seems like a ruthless businessman, but at other times he seems, like Dick Jones suggests, "a sweet old man who means well." The ambiguity between his "ruthless business man" and "sweet old man" personas was rather interesting and I was disappointed when the second movie just made him straight up villainous. When I first saw Robocop, it was om TV One on Foxtel, and it was VERY censored; pretty much all the foul language was muted and violence was cut out; in spite of how butchered the movie was, I still thought it was great. It was only when I saw the Director's Cut, did I realize what a masterpiece this movie is, and it's something I always recommend to my friends.

cobra assault cannon , state of the art bang bang !!!

Friends of mine were also big fans of "That 70s Show". We all concluded that Red Forman would have kicked Bodicker's ass. And then sent Bodicker out to clean the garage.

Ronny Cox (Dick Jones) was also in Total Recall, also a Paul Verhoeven movie.

@paulie.walnuts2838

3 жыл бұрын

One of the best deaths on Mars 😆

@Blizz3112

3 жыл бұрын

@@paulie.walnuts2838 the Mission to Mars twister disagrees with you there, ;-)

@robertfitzgerald3118

3 жыл бұрын

And he was the guitar player from Deliverance...

@TheRocco96

3 жыл бұрын

He was also Captain Jellico in an episode of Star Trek TNG.

I got to see it in the front row in the walk-in theatre. Was 9 years old. One of the most fun movies me & the family ever seen. I kept laughing through the whole thing and the audience kept reacting to a wee lad cracking up at such violence. We'll never see it's likeness again.

Remember seeing this with college friends : chuckling at the dark satire, cringing at the over the top violence, never a boring moment. One of the more memorable movies of the time.

Clarence Bodicker greatest movie villain of all time. Paul Verhoeven is the guy that catches the gun in the nightclub and the guy that dances crazy at the camera, it's the same guy.

God I love my childhood 80’s movies..

Trip down memory lane for me...my late father bought me Robocop on VHS for my 18th birthday...many years ago!

Lewis" I'm a mess Murphy"!! Murphyl" They'll fix you, they fix everything" There's a solemnity to this line that stayed with me from a young boy to now, like life works it self out for good or for ill. Transformative film.

@Clemppu

3 жыл бұрын

It is a line worth of ponder. I kind of believe Murphy/Robocop did not mean it in a sarcastic way but jeez... that kind of reassurance coming out of HIM of all people. They sure "fixed" him allright. I'm not sure Lewis would be keen to go through similar transformation as Murphy had to. Irony, even if unintentional, is truly heavy in that quotation.

I lost count how many times I went back and forth checking out clips from the movie and coming back here 😆

You mention Soldier, it was set in the Blade Runner universe, something you'd never really guess unless you see the waste disposal ships.

@CriticalDrinkerAfterHours

3 жыл бұрын

If you look at Todd's service record, you'll see he fought at the Battle of Tannhauser Gate. Nice little reference, I thought.

@thecaptain1708

3 жыл бұрын

@@CriticalDrinkerAfterHours Not just Tanhauser Gate, his service record is absolutely chocked full of easter eggs. Such as the Plissken patch, the O'neil Ring award, The Antares Malestorn War.

@eponaalbion

3 жыл бұрын

Dont forget the police cruiser from Bladerunners in the trash planet, Arcadia 234, too.

@eponaalbion

3 жыл бұрын

@@CriticalDrinkerAfterHours I always though that Soldier was exactly how the StormTroopers wouldve behaved from having been indoctrinated, an maybe genetically messed with, from an early age, thoughts?

@ScorpionP2C

3 жыл бұрын

Holy shit I did not know this and these are two of my favorite movies. Thanks!

I watched it on VHS as a kid. It was amazing

I was 7 when I first saw this movie at my older cousins house, first rated “R” movie I ever saw

Drinker discussing Robocop? I'd buy that for a dollar!! Heh heh heh! With my best leer

My favourite movie. Its perfect in every way possible.

Another great gem from the 80's/90's era is "Screamers" with Peter Weller. (1996)

Damn, all the years and I never saw or heard that part about Murphy being transferred…🤯 Thanks Drinker wow. Also the spike always hit me as a design, a weapon and a special interface for him to the computer..

Shit, I gotta save this. I love listening to these while working, so if I listen to it too soon, it's not the same. Thanks guys for making the day go by a little faster

Danquish is such a great person to listen talk with You Drinker. Plz more of this guy

@sparkypack

3 жыл бұрын

I find it weird why he hasn't his own KZread channel.

Loved RoboCop! Murphy it's you! Murphy it's you. Dead or alive you are coming with me. Stay out of trouble. Loved the gun scene at the police station where he fires the gun for shooting practice. Those sequels got progressively worse over time.

"Bitches, leave" *The Drinker when ambulance staff arrive at his house during a long night of alcohol consumption*

@Joetino

Жыл бұрын

Saturdays, am I right?

"back home we call this tuesday" - best quote i've heard on any live cast lol!

Wonderful discussion, guys. Robocop is a truly special movie and I’ll never forget seeing it for the first time at age 14 at a movie theater. Almost 35 years later and it still can’t be beat. Also, you are correct, most of the film was shot in Dallas, but the exterior steel mill scenes were shot in Monessen, Pennsylvania at a defunct steel mill. And Murphy’s death was actually filmed in Los Angeles after they wrapped production in Texas.

You need to talk about the Film's Score when you do these streams. There's so much incredible music you never seem to talk about. Basil Poldouris' Robocop score is iconic and needs recognising. Also Jerry Goldsmith, James Horner etc needed to be talked about on your Star Trek film streams but weren't. Such a shame.

@Azathoth43

2 жыл бұрын

Every Basil Poledouris score is gold.

What I personally like about your channel (Drinker) is your professionalism. Love the rants of course, but I really enjoy how you only speak when you have something to say. When you do: Its Golden. Keep up the great work mate.

@solarsailer4166

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agree. What we need is more professionalism rather than people acting like selfish children.

@sparkypack

3 жыл бұрын

They also stay on the topic unlike EFAP recently which drifts into stuff like weird pokemon porn and invite total immature jerks.

I love how a lot of great scenes in older movies are literally stunt men getting tore up and producers deciding... nah, he hurt for that one. We're gonna keep it.

It's 2023, I just watched RoboCop this week, and I've just found the perfect post watch. Hail Drinker

"The Tigers are playin'...to-night!"

@kaprelesartware

3 жыл бұрын

'I never miss a game."

@nomadjensen8276

3 жыл бұрын

I never miss a game

Easily the best movie ever made.

Paul verhoven (spelling) does some of the best gore! Source: this movie and starship troopers

GREATEST MOVIE EVER MADE

Drunk or Sober I'm bringing you in ! DRUNK !

Big up to Basil Poledouris and the great theme he created for this great movie.

I thought the same thing about Clarence. If you just looked at the character on paper, you wouldn't think of Kurtwood Smith in the role. He looks more like an accountant. But he actually played it perfectly. These days they just cast some forgettable meathead as the thug/gangster type character.

@mortonsomerville6271

3 жыл бұрын

Hard to believe he played Red in the 70’s show

@slchance8839

2 жыл бұрын

agreed. I especially like the glasses. It adds to his cunning. A man with a plan. A man who thinks ahead.

People remember the sequels, the cartoon, the series, and the video games, but I'll always get nostalgic when I remember hearing "Robocop" by the Sleaze Boys on the radio. It got played at my first junior high dance.

@TheAutistWhisperer

3 жыл бұрын

Let's also not forget Robocop appearing in WCW.

Robocop's gun, Called the Auto-9 in world. Was actually a Beretta 93R with alot of furniture added at the front, basically a compensator as well as vent holes to make the muzzle flash bigger. But most of all, is the 3 round burst fire which is a feature of the 93R with the sound effect for the gun making sound like every trigger pull is 3 shots. Trivia, the original gun for Robocop was to be a Desert Eagle, which is an enormous pistol but looks small in Robocop's hands. So they went with sexing up a 93R instead.

Oh helllllll yeah! Quigley down under! CLASSIC

Robocop is one of my favorite movies of all time

I feel like they left the Desert Eagle in the OCP boardroom, for however many months, out respect for Mr.Kinney. The Kinney Memorial Desk Deagle.

For some bizarre reason, the makers of Robocop 2 didn't feature any of the prequel's score. Sacrilege.

My younger brother got me into Robocop and evil dead 2. Fond memories of many repeated watches on VHS.. Fantastic films..

Miguel Ferrer was the son of the legendary character actor Jose Ferrer. Drinker, you should cover The Caine Mutiny. Jose is amazing in that. It's also where Michael Caine got his screen name.

Emil's "I Like It !" is still quoted and used today!!

2:33:10 - "I had a guaranteed military sale with ED-209. Renovation programme. Spare parts for 25 years." Yup. That is actually how it works. Through Life Support is where the money is at, not the actual sale. "Who cares if it worked or not?" That bit however? You want to keep away from that.

Just rewatched it. It's a masterpiece in every department. And scary how prescient it was.

Dunno about the c64 version of Robocop but the Amiga version was a great conversion of the arcade. Even the Speccy version is passable with a great theme tune.

This movie was totally hilarious I watched it again last night thanks for all the laughs guys. Your finishing discussion about how normal it is to die at board meetings at OCP in Detroit made me die laughing. What a classic film with awesome mind bending suggestions about cybernetics and asking what will the future be like from the 80s perspective. Perfect choice to talk about an actual good film that overcomes all its drawbacks by EXCELLENT ACTING and a great script that answers all sorts of genres. I'll go away now 😆

@somerandomguy9942

3 жыл бұрын

Oh and check out this surprising decent film imo - Stephen King's Night Flier starring Miguel Ferrer. It's some of his best acting IMO and makes him a legend in his own. He was perfect for that role casting. It's not what you'd expect but for a lesser known film. There was just something weird and disturbing about that film, but it was Stephen King so I guess that's expected. He's got so many great book to film adaptations.

@somerandomguy9942

3 жыл бұрын

Oh you did bring up True Lies eventually -- one of the Best lol I laughed so hard

I'd like to request the Lethal Weapon movies. As well as finding out what's on your Murtaugh list.

Every great film sequel with a “2” in the title should be followed by “electric boogaloo”.... 🤷‍♂️🍻🖖

Can you fly, Bobby??

Man, I wish their was a video on this movie, though. Today it just feels left behind, and kinda forgotten, nice to see some love for it here and there.

'James Pond 2: Robocod' - Sega's finest hour

don't know if its mentioned but the music was good aswell, the guy who did it basil was a legend. Some of them are so iconic such as hunt for red october and conan.

The weapon he's using is an M93R raffica italian made burst fire pistol

TH-DUMFF TH-DUMFF TH-DUMFF *whirrrrr* TH-DUMFF TH-DUMFF (through the door) perp: "whaaat is this shiiiit?"

My mom and dad rented RoboCop for me when I was 7 and they said they didn't pay any attention at all to the rating. There were toys and a cartoon so when I asked if we could get it, they thought it was a kids' movie. They got it for me because I wanted to be a police officer; watched it; ...didn't want to be a cop anymore. ...maybe they actually did know what it was rated.

Great fun, and I paused the stream every so often to watch the movie and keep up!

2:20:50 Dick Jones is stacking the deck, that’s why he’s in with Clarence. There’s already a crime problem for ED209 to solve, the payoff being they get to build Delta City and test run ED209 for the military, which is certain to be successful with the Dick Jones in tight with THE boss of crime in Old Detroit, who’s able to make crime lie low for a bit with the promise of an even bigger, working market to work with when construction begins.

and over on the ICS network is the 'running man'

On the topic of Robocop 2, the scene with Robo-Kane running up the elevator shaft scared the crap out of me as a kid.

Mr Drinker, please do a Christmas movie review. Home Alone or Scrooged, perhaps?

@Skraboing649

3 жыл бұрын

Bad Santa! 😅

@suflanker45

3 жыл бұрын

Hey the greatest Christmas movie ever made was Die Hard.

@warren286

3 жыл бұрын

Scrooged is hilarious. Love that movie.

@MartinRussellSchmidt

3 жыл бұрын

Lethal Weapon is a better Christmas movie.

I really enjoyed this conversation very much. Listening to two movie fans like 'Critical Drinker' and 'Danquish' talking about one of my favorite movies. Pure joy.

@criticaldrinker, rumor has it that the reason they shot the movie in Dallas was because there is a building in the city that has green neon outlining the building which would add to futuristic vibe. Unfortunately the lights were non-functioning and under repair throughout filming.

Finally, thanks for doing this review. One of the all time greatest movie..

in europe we have pink diesel gasoline. they make it that color because it is meant for industrial use only and has some sort of tax exemption. so this way the cops can check the color to see if someone is using industrial diesel for private use.

Not sure if it was made on purpose or simply a funny coincidence, but "RoBoCoP" is a TetraGrammaton that includes the 4 directives hidden in plane sight in the freaking name itself with some basic programming binary on/off stuff (it really IS RoboJesus after all). The last directive is hidden since set to 1 (if letter =Ø/zero => show directive, if Letter =1/one => hide directive ) R-Ø, B-Ø, C-Ø, P- [1]. Robocop is the gift that keep on giving... the more I watch the movie the more symbolism, nods and stuff I find... less obvious that the literally walking on water and "coming back from death"... I'm not sure it was on purpose but I remember that even the date of release of the movie gave you something that was relevant to the movie and it's theme.

Great stream gentlemen, thank you!

I've*ALWAYS* wanted my home security system to have ED-209's voice. Someone breaks in and ED-209 im.ediately says "You are in violation of penal code . You have 3 seconds to comply."

No one going to give the sound track any love? Robocop had bad ass theme music.

I just watch the directors cut. God ED209 empties his guns on the office lacky with a couple of nice close ups. Class movie altogether.

First saw this one when I was seven. My dad rented it on LaserDisc.

I find this very entertaining to listen to :) I love this movie! The scene where we see the robocop for the first time as he walks into the police station! Holy shit! The costume and sound design blew me away! And this holds up to this day! I remember watching those movies as a kid and thinking "I definietly shouldn't be watching this right now" 😂 Robocop seemd like a superhero movie but was pretty horrifying in some moments 😂 The second one fucked me up a bit when they cut him to pieces and threw him on the street😱 Kane freaked me the fuck out as well! It's so interesting to go back to those movies and seeing some many more layers to them! Now I have to watch it again! :) Great episode!

1:56:31 seen robocop more than 50 times, very entertaining film no doubt.