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@cofl71 Год назад

"He's gonna get badly beaten up." Congratulations to Dawn Marie, winner of the 2023 Understatement of the Year Award. :)

@jimtatro6550 Год назад

“I thought it was going to be like Inspector Gadget.” That might be the funniest thing I’ve ever heard in relation to Robocop.😂😂😂

@jasonolson3133 Год назад

Me too

@CGFIELDS Год назад

💯 😂😂😂😂

@TheEyez187 Год назад

Go Go Gadget Knuckle Spike

@jimtatro6550 Год назад

“Bitches Leave.”😂😂 Clarence Boddicker is one of the best villains ever

@waterbeauty85 Год назад

Because director Paul Verhoeven is Dutch and Jost Vocano (his director of photography for that scene) is German, they didn't realize how insulting "bitch" is in English, and they kept addressing and referring to the two actresses bitches while they were shooting the scene. The actresses took it in stride, and Miguel Ferrer and Kurtwood Smith kept cracking up.

@0okamino Год назад

Red Foreman when he wants to clear Eric’s friends out of the house.

@marcellanthier8359 Год назад

Such foul language from Red Foreman!

@DenverStarkey 10 месяцев назад

he also made a great dad on "That 70's Show" !

@madraven3346 Год назад

"Either they'll be taking the piss, or they'll be dead serious" Great thing about Verhoeven is he's always happy to do both if he can

@dabe1971 Год назад

The doctors trying to save Murphy sound very realistic - because they are a real ER team. The director wanted the scene to be as genuine as possible so he paid a real crew to come in for the scene.

@jscan4442 Год назад

I never thought I would see someone say Paul Verhoeven wanted a scene "to be as genuine as possible".

@Renegade2786 Год назад

The interesting part about that scene, is that one of the doctors ask the other one what time is it, she said 6:15 "Neither circumcision nor uncircumcision means anything; what counts is the *new creation* " ~ Galatians The New International Version *6:15* And toward the end of the movie Robocop was walking on the water like Jesus Christ. "For in *Christ Jesus* neither circumcision availeth any thing, nor uncircumcision, but a *new creature* " ~ Galatians *6:15* - King James Version That was pretty clever of the director to make a bible reference toward the death of Murphy that would lead a new creation of Robocop, by having the time of when they gave up to the same bible number verse to where that "a new creation" line comes in.

@tomstanziola1982 Год назад

I did not know that. Thank you.

@blackmetalcumbia Год назад

@Kimball Shirley talking about circumsicion, three scenes with penis, first the zip up scene, then the pee on a pant with dick jones and last the kick leon gives to robocop.

@mikesilva3868 Год назад

My favorite scene was the drug scene of this movie 😊

@zmarko Год назад

When this came out in theaters, it was the most violent film I'd ever seen up until that point. It was shocking, and yet also done with such a brilliant sense of humor as well.

@timmooney7528 Год назад

The director's cut had more gory scenes, such as showing Murphy' brains being blown out. The melting man was almost cut out, but the screening audience loved it.

@redbaron779 Год назад

They must have never seen the Wild Bunch then. The gatling gun usage was brutal.

@droidx1191 Год назад

Yes, this movie got rated "X." They toned it down to "R" level for the theatrical release.

@WarrChan Год назад

Same here. My cousin took me to see it. I turned 7 in 1987 but I think I was still 6 when I saw this movie.

@rahulshah1408 Год назад

@@droidx1191 It was shocking in so many ways. The violence, co-ed showers, and the humor was wild. I was 13 when this came out and even the toned down version (this one) was nuts to us. Heck back then, the Taurus was high tech. Jeez I am old.

@waterbeauty85 Год назад

Dawn's childlike excitement and sense of wonder is a joy to watch.

@mgdonner312 Год назад

true

@mikhailbakunin8334 Год назад

You're such a simp. What a shame! Hahaha

@mikerodgers7620 11 месяцев назад

She's a bimbo.

@gregkirby9059 6 месяцев назад

agreed

@samuraiwarriorsunite Год назад

The fact that this movie even got made is pretty remarkable. From production delays to Peter Weller not being able to move in the suit, this movie went through quite a few trials. Fortunately, it overcame them because it's a terrific movie whose satire holds up to this day. Peter Weller created a character who can't be duplicated, though many have tried. You should definitely watch Roocop 2.

@Wungolioth Год назад

I was working in a video rental store in '87 and they hired a guy to come in dressed as Robocop when it was released on VHS. It was very well done, it was very solid and I believe the feet even made that sound when he moved, I had a picture of him throttling me by the throat, it was a fun day!

@dannyg8960 Год назад

The behind the scenes extras I've got backs that up! Filmed in Dallas at summertime! Peter Weller worked hard and refused to do his scenes until he mastered it.

@BrunoBarata78 Год назад

Just don't watch RoboCop 3

@Leightr Год назад

I'd buy that for a dollar.

@GantzIsSloppy Год назад

Robocop 2 is rubbish

@WOranos Год назад

Clarence Boddicker is definitely in my top five cinema villains of all time. Choosing Kurtwood Smith to play that role was a brilliant bit of casting, precisely because he doesn't fit the stereotype at all. But he he does bring a ton of ice cold psychopathy to the role, which is exactly what the character needed.

@StarKushExoticGalaxy 5 месяцев назад

Can you fly bobby ?

@KermitTheFrogHere Год назад

RoboCop is great. Science fiction, action, and satire blended together perfectly. You should watch Total Recall, from the same director and has a similar tone but in a completely different story.

@01ls1z28dabx Год назад

100% on Total Recall (1990)

@bradleyshafer6313 Год назад

Also Starship Troopers for the same reasons.

@robertzamora4282 Год назад

the simple fact that ocp was legally able to use Murphy's remains for the experiment was proof that he died. Some of his memory may have remained but thats about all

@Rhodair Год назад

@@robertzamora4282 It's only proof that Murphy _legally_ died. "There's a big difference between mostly dead and all dead." He was beyond saving by conventional hospital means, but the simple fact RoboCop worked is proof he wasn't beyond saving. That's a big reason OCP wiped his memory - not only to make him more compliant but also their attempt to cover up any sentience that remained. They wanted a product slave to their whims, not a worker. It's a very weird grey area. If Futurama-style Heads in Jars were standard, for example, maybe the legal definition for dead would change.

@cyberingcatgirls7069 Год назад

@@Rhodair Indeed! If Murphy was all dead their only option would be to go through his pockets for loose change.

@dunringill1747 Год назад

Director Paul Verhoeven has some great classics filled with social commentary, campy dark humor, & violence. He was not involved with Robocop 2 & 3, but he does have some more must watch classics. The Verhoeven "trifecta" of Sci Fi social commentary movies are Robocop, Total Recall, and Starship Troopers. Please react to them all.

@JustWasted3HoursHere Год назад

There has been talk of a new Robocop movie for years written by the guys that did the original, but it has not been able to get off the ground. I'd love to get everyone from the original involved with it, including Paul Verhoeven and Peter Weller. I'm sure Peter would insist on a redesigned suit that works the way it's supposed to and doesn't constantly pinch him when he moves, etc.

@exile220ify Год назад

Starship Troopers doesn't deserve the name. He took a shitty script called "Bug Hunt", bought the rights to the Hugo Award-winning novel Starship Troopers, and started pasting in names and details.

@bryanobrien2726 Год назад

@@exile220ify The book Starship Troopers was quite boring and read like a military instruction manual . The film was much better off for deviating .

@exile220ify Год назад

@@bryanobrien2726 And yet it won the Hugo Award that year. Not bad for a "boring" book.

@bryanobrien2726 Год назад

@@exile220ify Just because it's boring doesn't mean that it's not well written or without merit . It just means that as it was written , it would've made a terrible film .

@meltorme-ntor2933 Год назад

I love how you think he was going to "volunteer" to be Robocop. 😄 And I LOVE that you focused on his "perky ass" 🤣

@krisfrederick5001 Год назад

Like the Russian "army."

@jamescase4986 Год назад

He did volunteer by dying

@tammurney3053 Год назад

He "volunteered" the second he signed his contract

@redmoonbloodmoon3161 Год назад

he truly has some "buns of steel"...

@vilefly Год назад

"I've never met anyone who wanted to be a robot."-- Johnson, Robocop 2

@gregstephens Год назад

Dawn Marie cackling like a madwoman at Robocop gives me life.

@sergiogonzalesYT Год назад

@vincegamer Год назад

"very disturbing but also very cool at the same time" is an excellent description of any Paul Verhoven movie

@mikesilva3868 10 месяцев назад

😊❤🎉😊🎉❤[for demonstration, Mr. Kinney points a pistol at ED-209] ED-209: [menacingly] Please put down your weapon. You have twenty seconds to comply. Dick Jones: I think you'd better do what he says, Mr. Kinney. [Mr. Kinney drops the pistol on the floor. ED-209 advances, growling] ED-209: You now have fifteen seconds to comply. [Mr. Kinney turns to Dick Jones, who looks nervous] ED-209: You are in direct violation of Penal Code 1.13, Section 9. [entire room of people in full panic trying to stay out of the line of fire, especially Mr. Kinney] ED-209: You have five seconds to comply. Kinney: Help...! Help me! ED-209: Four... three... two... one... I am now authorized to use physical force! [ED-209 opens fire and shreds Mr. Kinney]

@w1975b 8 месяцев назад

Showgirls too?

@exile220ify Год назад

Fun fact: in the dance club scene (when Leon tries to kick Robocop in the nuts), Robocop slaps a gun out of Leon's hand. The man who catches it and continues dancing is the film's director, Paul Verhoeven.

@1massboy Год назад

This is one of the best social commentary of the 1980s Hidden inside an action movie

@Mike-rw2nh Год назад

This ☝️👍.

@lukeball4937 Год назад

Not just 80s. That board room could've been some big pharma companies pretty recently. :)

@anthonyscully2998 9 месяцев назад

Social commentary? The privatization of jails?

@Argaroth666 3 месяца назад

Ed Neumeier always said it's basically a satirical critique of capitalism.

@ik7578 Год назад

This is a masterpiece of stop motion animation. Another excellent choice! I grew up in Detroit so this film has a special fondness to me.

@coyotefever105 Год назад

They shot it all in Dallas. The opening shot is Detroit. I still hope Detroit gets the Robocop statue

@MikeB12800 Год назад

No, you grew up in Old Detroit!

@ik7578 Год назад

@@MikeB12800 #Facts lol

@dangiambrone7350 Год назад

Every aspect of this film is perfect - the satire, special effects, social commentary, soundtrack, directorial style, performances.... But what really sets it apart, for me, is that it has a soul. The scene where Murphy returns to his home and has his flashbacks, aided by the stunning music, always gets me. What could have easily turned out to be a dud became a timeless, all time classic.

@kingbaby8761 8 месяцев назад

The "I can feel them, but I can't remember them" line is absolutely something you wouldn't expect out of a movie in this genre. One of the many reasons this movie still holds up today.

@todd8398 Год назад

I appreciate how much sheer _joy_ you show while watching the movie!

@Camel-from-Arabia Год назад

I dont have fucking clue what she saying :D

@waterbeauty85 Год назад

23:56 Emil shouting "I like it!" was included in the new TV ads for 'Robocop' after the movie became a critical and commercial success.

@davidr1050 Год назад

22:26 -- The actress who played the secretary married Kurtwood Smith (Clarence) -- They met on the set of Robocop.. :)

@richardadams4928 2 месяца назад

16:00 - I KNEW that guy! The "bookworm" was Dallas actor Spencer Prokop. Spencer told me his "audition" was mostly him and the director sharing their mutual love for the Batman comic series The Dark Knight Returns. RIP, Spencer, you're still remembered fondly.

@FaithlessDeviant Год назад

I can't stop seeing boddicker as Red, the dad in "that 70's show"

@richardadams4928 Месяц назад

Just remember, your ass just hung out a 'vacancy' sign, and his FOOT"S looking for a room...😂😂😂

@MarcosElMalo2 Год назад

This has one of my favorite lines. “Bitches, leave.” I’ll buy that for a dollar!

@lukeball4937 Год назад

The toxic waste guy was done so well it's absolutely gross. Then to hit him with a car and splat? It took the kills to another level.

@MrJeditwinz Год назад

I believe that is a Paul McCrane request when he dies in something. I heard somewhere that he said he wanted his deaths to be the most screwed up ways to go. If you watched ER they kept with the trend with a helicopter landing on him.

@dadougler Год назад

3:12 lol the concern for chewing gum as an occupational hazard is pretty funny considering the next scene

@SauerkrautSandwich93 Год назад

22:20 The actress playing the secretary is Joan Pirkle, who married Kurtwood Smith a year after this film's release. They first met filming this scene. They're still together to this day.

@thomasdwyer6128 Год назад

The lead gangster was played by Kurtwood Smith. He played on a very popular TV program called "That 70's Show" as the grouchy father known as "Red". He also had roles in "Apocalypse Now" and "Dead Poets Society".

@hoagsmash4188 Год назад

Robocop is outstanding. Great story, amazing satire, has heart... Just great!

@NoiseFetish Год назад

"Either this is going to be a comedy... or it's gonna be dead serious" You were kinda right on BOTH! It's more of a satire than a pure comedy but it has funny bits, yeah. It's one of the few movies where I can go and say it's a 10/10. Also, you can't imagine how long I've waited for someone to react to this movie without knowing ANYTHING because I always wantet to see someone's FIRST TIME reaction to gradually seeing Robocop be more and more revealed... first you see the arm, then a glimpse of the head, then a blurred image of the upper body through the glas... whereas my first experience with the movie was seeing a friend basically rewind through all the talking bits (cause the movie was in a foreign language) and just watching the action sequences, with me sitting right next to him. Kind of an odd experience for a 9 year old. :D Also, people recommended other Paul Verhoeven sci-fi movies: Starship Troopers and Total Recall and you should see both instead of watching any of the Robocop sequels (although Robocop 2 is still decent and has some cool ideas and great visual effects but I'd stop at that one because Robocop 3 is utter trash).

@RuntotheMovies Год назад

The acid death in the end is my favorite movie death scene ever. :)

@jenssylvesterwesemann7980 Год назад

It's amazing how your pre-viewing musings basically sum up the movie. Love it!

@waterbeauty85 Год назад

"West World" (1973) is an iconic robot movie I think you would enjoy. "The Vindicator" (1986) on the other had is a rather obscure cyborg movie, but it's kind of interesting.

@Dimetropteryx 11 месяцев назад

RoboCop's face is purely decorative. It's all metal underneath the skin.

@347Jimmy 3 месяца назад

Some sources state that the "skin" is a Kevlar mask, is the best explanation

@GeraldWalls Год назад

21:00 This movie has some of the best stop animation since Jason and the Argonauts.

@TSIRKLAND Год назад

You can thank makeup effects artist Rob Bottin and his talented team for making all the gore, the toxic waste, Alex Murphy's robot-half-head, and the whole RoboCop suit, among the many other effects of people being shot and such. Bottin's work can be found in films such as Se7en, Total Recall, The Thing, Legend (Dawn, you should TOTALLY add "Legend" to your list. You would LOVE it!), The Howling, as well as contributing to Star Wars. The practical makeup effects of the late 70s to early 90s are some of the best ever made. With absolutely no CGI to fall back on whatsoever, artists had to be super creative in using practical effects, and it showed. Real things happening in real time, in-camera: you just can't beat it. CGI has made fantastic contributions to the reality of film effects; it's a major player with good reason. But there remains something about practical effects that is just so visceral and raw.

@w1975b 8 месяцев назад

Rob also worked on The Fog (original directed by John Carpenter).

@TheThird1977 Год назад

This was such a joy. Dawn's sheer joy throughout was like watching the movie again for the first time.

@ShadowyFox_86 Год назад

Every time I watch this movie, I can't help but laugh at "can you fly, Bobby?"

@Aaron-io8vw Год назад

The actor who plays the head of the Robocop program Miguel Ferrer was George Clooneys first cousin(Miguel passed away a few years ago). Miguels was the son of acid Jose Ferrer and singer/actress Rosemary Clooney.

@KevDaly Год назад

The sound design is brilliant - especially the heavy sound of his footfalls. I think he died die but they revived him, at least the bits they wanted. Dead and not dead is very murky territory these days. People are temporarily 'killed' for surgery in some cases.

@bfdidc6604 Год назад

Agreed about the sound effects. Other standouts are all the noises made by ED-209, and the sound of Robocop's gun. Good score too.

@TheRodentSama Год назад

One of the greatest sci-fi movies of all time. There's so much more to it than just action and gore. I've written thesis on this movie. Next to Jurassic Park, it's my interchangeable 1# #2 movie of all time.

@DaveByrdUK 4 месяца назад

"either it's going to be a comedy and it's taking the piss"...............or "it's going to be dead serious". it's both, at the same time. and it does it exceptionally well.

@MartinBeerbom Месяц назад

There was originally some more wrap-up scenes at the end, but during test screenings the audience went so nuts upon the "Murphy" line that they decided to end it right there on the highest emotional high.

@jeffthompson9622 Год назад

Dawn Marie, your positivity and sense of humor make your reactions a delight.

@Fernando-dt8je Год назад

I remember watching it as a kid when it came out. The toxic waste and the shot in Murphy's hand....those scenes were in my head for a loooong time. The movie was so successful that they made video games, cartoons, everything.... We used to walk around pretending we were robocop. Hahahaha Good times. By the way, the robot sound is indeed a Pig screaming, but mixed with two other things I can't remember.

@w1975b 8 месяцев назад

while throwing a temper tantrum like a 2 year old lol

@JohnLeePettimoreIII Год назад

28:18 Robocoop is where they keep the Robot Chickens.

@rbrtck Год назад

Like comedians say "Leave them wanting more," which is exactly what many of the best movies, like this one, do.

@greyinvader Год назад

Glad you liked this one! This is one of the greatest movies of the 80s. Saw it multiple times in the theater.

@totomomo18 Год назад

Great Movie. .You know that it took allot of takes for the scene where Robocop catches the key. Also Paul Verhoeven which is the director of the movie is the guy who catches the gun in the club and also the guy who scream in the car commercial. Other great Paul Verhoeven movies Total Recall, Starship troopers and Hallow Man. Fyi the secretary of Dick Jones is the actual wife of the bad guy Clarence :) . Other great robot movies are Short Circuit (1 and 2) and Bicentennial Man. Also kind movie with a robot or at least AI is Flight Of The Navigator 1986.

@johnfriday5169 Год назад

Don't forget Total Recall and surprisingly Showgirls.

@totomomo18 Год назад

@@johnfriday5169 Yes I forget Total Recall defiantly the best one after Robocop. I fixed it.

@347Jimmy 3 месяца назад

Short Circuit is so underrated

@richie_williams 8 месяцев назад

This commentary is one of the purest things I’ve ever seen. Scottish accent is my absolute favourite, and she really gets the film as it’s happening. Subscribed. Love from Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

@christophermitchell6307 Год назад

After Mr Kinney gets shot to bits someone shouts "quick someone get a medic". It wasn't a medic that was needed it was a straight trip to the morgue that was needed. Robocop is a great movie

@romarqable Год назад

The movie is a Jesus allegory on top of all the other commentary. He died and was resurrected. At the end of the movie he walks on water, and when he puts the hand spike into Boddickers neck, he turns the water red, aka Water into wine.

@woeshaling6421 Год назад

paul thought it was a shallow script. his wife convinced him there were a lot of layers to explore. he layered tons of tongue in cheek satire and existential dread. a lot of the satire got lost in translation to american audiences

@aerthreepwood8021 Год назад

Seems to happen a lot with Verhoeven movies.

@technopirate304 Год назад

22:22 If nobody has mentioned it yet Kurtwood Smith who plays Clarence Boddicker is actually married to the woman playing Dick Jones’s secretary in real life. They met on the set of Robocop and have been together since.

@MartinBeerbom Месяц назад

In the club scene where Robo arrests one of Bodicker's goons, there's a cameo of director Paul Verhoeven. He's the older guy maniacally playing air drums.

@silverd1305 Год назад

You're actually the best reactor! Thanks for entertaining content. Your laugh is contagious and I feel how genuine and how and excited of these movies that made our childhood. Thank you! Keep doing what you're doing as well. Also I know you have no shortage of requests but, How To Train Your Dragon trilogy it would be amazing to hear you talk about it. You like dragons I know! hehe No pressure, just a suggestion, thanks again Also your accent is pure gold. Scottish accent rules

@dogstaraycliffe Год назад

I can't help but laugh at Dawn's mucky laugh 😊

@BigHugsFromHell Год назад

"They're 100% making him into a robot." Should have been the tagline in the papers when this came out.

@johnbarry1712 Год назад

"Fun" fact: The scene where Murphy was shot in the head was used with an animatronic Murphy. It was SO realistic they had to stop filming the rest.of.the day to make sure everyone was alright mentally, and to make sure.their lunch was still in stomachs

@stingersplash Год назад

This came out when I was 6 and saw it on TV when I was maybe 10? That scene of Murphy being shot to smithereens was so shocking but so cool. My Dad let us watch all sorts 😂.

@MJ-420. 10 месяцев назад

Yeah same I watched robcop when I was 7 and Halloween by the time I was 8 😂

@hjalnelson9579 Год назад

You might like Buckaroo Banzai. Very quirky 80s movie starring the same actor. Plus it had Jeff Goldblum!

@googleblockedme5543 Год назад

Peter Wells is great

@baronfriday989 6 месяцев назад

Robocop's gun was supposed to be a Desert Eagle, but it ended up looking too small in his robo hands. So eventually the Beretta 93R was chosen and had a bunch of greebles and stuff attached to make it bigger.

@ZannNewman Год назад

They mention in passing that the 'volunteers' were cops that OCP transferred from safe jobs to high risk areas then pulled the back-up so they'd get injured or killed

@jamesgilburt1050 Год назад

Hi Dawn, I loved your reaction to this sci fi classic :) it's a ridiculously fun movie and yes there's a Robocop 2 (1990) it's just as crazy as the original and I highly recommend that you react to it please :) the violence in this is exaggerated but still entertaining. I'm subscribed and have the post notification bell on, I love your reactions, you're gorgeous & adorable. Love and kisses xx

@timcorder5553 Год назад

There is a Robocop 2, and it is the rare sequel that is just as good as the original. Stay away from Robocop 3 and the remake, though. Great reaction.

@Aaron-io8vw Год назад

The actor who plays criminal Clearance Boddicker, Kurtwood Smith would go on to play Red Foreman I. That 70's show

@THEvagabond29 Год назад

They had an actual "red response" team to this when murphy died. They were shocked how fast paced it was, and regular calm the doc/nurses were, then it just ended w/ "the call". They themselves were stunned and had to include original footage that was supposed to be mock trial footage w/ actors. Ive worked in the ER, and it is like that.

@SomethingNowhereMan Год назад

There is a Robocop 2 & 3! Both of them have some good action, but it’s not as great as the first. There is also a remake from 2014 and it’s pretty decent. I’m glad you enjoyed this movie, Dawn! Robocop & ED-209 are awesome together in this film and I wished they’d been like allies.

@timmooney7528 Год назад

There was also the 1994 Canadian TV series, and 2001 mini-series based on the 1994 TV franchise.

@rosshall6475 Год назад

Robocop 2 was written by Frank Miller and directed by Irvin Kirshner. I don't know how it wasn't gold.

@ThreadBomb Год назад

I guess all the follow-ups have something interesting about them, but none of them is even half as good as the original. Maybe they should have gone with Dawn's idea and made the female partner a cyborg in the sequel. Imagine how much fun Verhoeven would have had with "Ms. Robocop".

@timmooney7528 Год назад

@@ThreadBomb Verhoeven's story telling is about identity, finding one's true self. This can be seen in Basic Instinct and Starship Troopers. Murphy's journey to find himself was pretty much over after the first film.

@MrShadowfax42 10 месяцев назад

Robocop 2 is fantastic, one of the best sequels of all time IMO, Robocop 3 is trash.

@namelessjedi2242 Год назад

Robocop 2 is a decent sequel that I think you’ll have fun watching considering how you reacted to this one.

@Kurkess 8 месяцев назад

The most amazing dialect on the internet ;-) I had the exact same reaction you did when I saw it the first time back in the late 80's. The awe of watching him walking into the station... I still have that reaction. Great reaction.

@Fury9er Год назад

The some lore suggests that in the end only Murphy's brain and some stomach was used, full-body prosthesis as Bob Morton said. So his face was sythetic and he had a metal skull underneath, so being shot there wouldn't be lethal.

@davewhitmore1958 Год назад

"Very disturbing but fun nonetheless" Great mini-review there Dawn!

@xxmrbrooksxx Год назад

Love your content. Entertaining and keeps my attention. Love your personality and you're gorgeous. I saw this movie for the first time as a kid. Still is a great movie. Thank you for the awesome content.

@pedanticperson1149 Год назад

Fun fact - Kurtwood Smith the actor who played Clarence ended up marrying the Chewing gum Secretary (Barbara, played by Joan Pirkle) in 1989 & they've been married ever since.

@Raul1971xxx Год назад

Murphy is like a Terminator.. But more human.

@bigredtlc1828 Год назад

"I, Robot" is a good film about robots and what would happen if they take over the service industry and become a part of our lives. The film asks interesting questions about what it means to be human. Highly recommend. Thanks for reacting! Robocop is an all-time classic.

@mokane86 Год назад

A great "cult classic" robot film you'd love is Short Circuit! It's mostly a comedy but also has some excitement and heart.

@angelomaurizio1668 Год назад

"Dead or Alive, you're coming with me!" I love it! 😆 Another thing I found so funny was how this movie was based in Detroit while we all could clearly see parts of Downtown Dallas, Texas throughout the movie.

@Mean-bj8wp Год назад

Robocop is one of those perfect 80's movies like Die Hard, Lethal Weapon, Beverly Hills Cop, The Goonies, Platoon, Back to the Future, Nightmare on Elm Street, Predator, The Last Starfighter and many more.

@KenMasters. Год назад

Let me finish that Top 20: · Blade Runner · Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior · Evil Dead Part II · Streets of Fire · Aliens · The Karate Kid · Escape From New York · Raiders of the Lost Ark · The Empire Strikes Back · Road House · Top Gun (Every Stallone and Schwarzenegger movie that is hard to pick from.)

@rosshall6475 Год назад

Real Detroit might actually be a little bit worse than Robocop"s Detroit

@hermanvonshaft4662 Год назад

Alot worse

@pepsiman990 Год назад

Great reaction Dawn. Some other robot movies to check out: Robocop 2 (1990) It's a pretty good sequel. Pacific Rim (2013) Giant robots fighting giant monsters, what more could you ask for? Westworld (1973) This was also made into a series a few years ago. Wall-E (2008) Animated movie about a lonely robot in the future. Chappie (2015) Interesting movie from South Africa Ex Macina (2014) This movie blurs the lines between AI robots and humans Real Steel (2011) Estranged father and son bond over piloting fighting robots. The Iron Giant (1999) Animated, Giant alien robot crashes on earth and befriends 9 year old boy i, Robot (2004) a technophobic cop investigates a crime that may have been perpetrated by a robot. Short Circuit (1986) Robot number 5 becomes self aware after a short circuit in its wiring. Batteries not Included (1987) Miniature alien robots help a feisty old New York couple in their battle against the ruthless land developer who's out to evict them. ALITA: Batter Angel (2019) A deactivated cyborg is revived, but can't remember anything of her past and goes on a quest to find out who she is. Based on a Japanese Manga.

@knowlzer Год назад

Forgot Robocop 3 and the remake of the first one buddy

@pepsiman990 Год назад

@@knowlzer No, I didn't.

@knowlzer Год назад

If u didn't sorry 🤣

@pinolicata615 Год назад

Forgot Terminator 🤨

@pepsiman990 Год назад

@@pinolicata615 Dawn has already seen Terminator and T2.

@nielsjensen4185 7 месяцев назад

The "Melting Man" is to this day still one of the greatest practical effects ever. Clarence Bodicker was played by Kurtwood Smith. This was his first dramatic role ever as all his previous movies had been romantic comedies. People were so wondering if Verhofen had lost it casting Kurtwood Smith as the villain. The same with Ronnie Cox, the guy who played Dick Jones, that was his first role as a villain ever as he was typecast as the dad-type in romantic movies. So, in a way, he and Kurtwood Smith were alike.

@MrRyuken555 11 месяцев назад

Dick Jones' receptionist is actually Clarence's (Kurtwood Smith's) wife in real life.

@DruggedBunny Год назад

"That was a cool shot!"... said no-one ever of Dick Jones's weird long-armed fall. Fun reaction video!

@JoeCool7835 5 месяцев назад

You asked how Dick Jones got Directive 4 into RoboCop. There's actually a very good fan theory about that. Jones probably ran the idea by the Old Man who thought it was a good safeguard to protect the company from its own creation. That's how he knew what to do about it at the end when Jones took him hostage.

@KrazyKat007 5 месяцев назад

Makes sense. The big boss would 100% be aware of and been part of the approval process for that directive to be installed

@ctmdarkonestm Год назад

9 year old me loved this for the robots and explosions. Teenage me loved the humor. Adult me loves because i finally got it...and because of the robots, explosions, and humor.

@wyrmshadow4374 Год назад

Filmed in Dallas Texas because of the then futuristic buildings that were built in downtown in the early 80s oil boom. And it gets HOT AF in the summer and he was sweating bad in that suit. It's supposed to take place around 2040.

@spezzini 11 месяцев назад

It’s almost a perfect symmetrical movie, everything that happens at the beginning of the movie happens again in the second half but in reverse order. Including the Robocop title. It’s actually studied for that reason in script writing classes.

@AXSLA3 Год назад

"How is he alive?" - This is a Paul Verhoeven film, so kind of his "firm" is that his characters endure lots of damage.

@dannyg8960 Год назад

I was 8 when my dad let me watch this in 1990 with the famous 'don't tell your mum' rule 😅 would recommend robocop 2 aswell

@MartinBeerbom Месяц назад

I forgot where they originally wanted to shoot the movie, but the government there complained about all the gun shooting and associated noise and issued harsh limitations on how much could be done. It was filmed in Dallas in part because the city officials there didn't give a crap about gun noise.

@mikefoster6018 Год назад

After ED-209 blows away Kinney: "Too bad about Kinney." "That's life in the big city." XD

@sandragruber4596 Год назад

First time I saw Robocop... I was 5 years old. My granny was babysitting me. She had to do some work and thought having me watch a movie would be a good idea. My parents had rented Robocop and my Grandma took the logo and name for a Kids movie and the two or three times she came to the living room, the scenes were quite tame... I watched it to the end and when my parents came home, my granny got a long and loud talk with them. I on the other hand, just thought the movie was cool... Guess I already was crazy back then :-D

@thehandyman2296 Год назад

To be an 80s movie, this one still one of my favorites !! 🌟🌟🌟 Great special effects !!! 🎖️🏆

@ScarriorIII Год назад

"Is that real? Asking for a friend." I think I like her.

@nickthebastard4125 6 месяцев назад

Just incase you're still wondering, the parts of his face that look human actually arent, it's synth-skin that was made to look like his old face, stretched over a metal skull, the only og parts of him left is MOST of his brain, a partial spine, a partial nervous system and a partial digestive tract (to feed his remaining organics) Total horror show.

@rbrtck Год назад

All real grenades have a timer in the form of an internal fuse, but I've never seen one with a digital timer before, either--other bombs, yes, obviously, but not a grenade type of design specifically.

@rbrtck Год назад

This was Murphy's first day on the job *at this precinct* . He's an experienced cop, just in other precincts.

@rbrtck Год назад

Murphy was still alive because he was wearing pretty heavy body armor (at least on his torso), and none of the bad guys were using rifles or anything with a lot of penetration capability.