ROBOCOP Clip - "Genius" (2014) 

You know with inflation, the price of ammuntion and all of that...

What's 9m

​@@user-pm6nx1fs2w9mm refers to the diameter of the bullets they're firing.

Looked liked only 2 had 50s. The others where distracting.

And they aim for his hips or something like that.

Vectors are normally chambered in 45 ACP

@@Frk_X they learned guns from pubg dude nvm

@@serdarcam99 in pubg's defense the vector was originally 45 acp in that game. Back when it was actually worth playing. They later changed it to 9mm for some reason.

@@joehello865 most people didnt play pc version they only playied the mobile one which was 9mm from start i miss 2017-18 pubg

Exactly! Like.... why give him that line when literally NO ONE had ".50 cal and above"?!?!?!? It's like he said "we're ALL dead and nothing we do is gonna change that!" It's pure nonsense.... and then shortly after, while Robocop is slaughtering htem all, he whispers in some rando's ears "finish him"? FINISH HIM? With WHAT? He's not even CLOSE to being finished and you literally just told them they need .50 cal and above..... Like.... who writes those scripts? 13 years old kids?

almost like it was scripted or something

it's what the script was going for

That sarcasm has no need, rather Robocop was just faster.@@jbdelta4542

Like Black Cop, this footage should also be applied to actor Charlie Hunnam, recognizing its effect can anticipate its high imprudence 🧐

The scan also should have shown "Dumb enough to try shooting his way out of a police station"

😂 He played it differently than OG and it works on new levels of its own! Solid remake.

It also gives him essentiall ypermission. 'I am defending myself from a threat' vs 'i am activly beating the shit out of someone not resisting.'

not the right actor for this movie and wrong ... mood of the film. And that stupid hand.

@@arathortizs28445 Nope not wrong, thats an opinion. Its like saying what you just said was wrong or that the older movies were bad compare to the new one(example), opinions my friend, everyone has them and none of them are the right/correct answer, you can only agree or disagree, nothing else.

Yeah clearly, this movie has some flaws but i still think he´s a good movie not exceptional but better than most of the recents blockbuster

what do you mean the movie is trash

​@@Anuisgodlearn what an opinion is.

​@@ManilaCoolCat is that... the code from Avgn?

LMAO, yeah but it’s fun to watch

Lol like the original.

@@cesarrivera286Contra on NES lol. I’m getting old. I guess we all are because you know about it as well. It wasn’t infinite ammo. Technically it was like you get 30 lives instead of only 3. When we were little kids, we will get so good at Contra we could beat the game like a joke. No problem we played it so much.

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dude he was made into a huck of metal was almost killed twice just cause his chief wanted to line her pockets there was no rational thoughts left it was tell the truth or i kill you and you take it to your grave which in all honesty would have been more than she deserved for doing this to her station and city

he got emotional and wanted her to say it

he just wanted to hear it. he already had the mountain of evidence to damn her in court. he just wanted to hear it.

Fun fact: Uploading evidence to the internet without the permission of the DA is grounds for dismissal of said evidence. It can also get the officer that uploaded it fired REAL quick. We actually had a case like that locally about 12 years ago. All charges were dropped and the officer was suspended without pay and demoted. Long story short, don't let your spite work for your enemy.

he didn't upload to the internet, it was the office display. @@AmishGangsta404

It goes for a different vibe and poses a different question. In the original you couldn't tell how much of the man was left, here you didn't know if the man could overpower the machine he was stuck inside

​@@sylph4252perfectly put, the original was mean spirited and seemed to want focus on the city and politics more than murphy, only doing Murphy stuff when they absolutely have to, whereas the new one gets to focus on his soul specifically and the hope of that, more than blood and guts and hate and silly over the top goofy robot suit, cursing, and unconvincing, lazy futuristic designs where it's all just the 80s still, Murphy's story is tragic and serious yet the 1987 version just wants to make jokes the whole time, but now, we get Serious Murphy, a serious future, and a realistic, non-goofy, legitimately badass robot suit, and psychologically disturbing imagery rather than throwing bloody rubber guts everywhere. The original is a masterpiece no doubt, but the remake is the other piece to a puzzle, and they both go hand in hand for a fully realized vision

Now that crime rates have jacked up in the real world, a sequel would resonate with today's audience.

This film catches a TON of crap, but after seeing more than just CLIPS, it's not half bad. So what if it's not Peter Weller ?

@@DanielAppleton-lr9eq i don't see this rendition as a replacement, as many remakes i figure try to be. the original still holds and makes its own commentry on corparate power overtaking legitimate government etc. even r3 being what it was, pretty much concluded the story arc pretty faithfully in that concept. 2014 address updated concepts and hints at a future invasion of iran...

I think this is the coolest Robocop! The actor is amazing!

@@Budguy68 If you like that actor, he did an exceptional job in the Netflix show _Altered Carbon._ You might like it!

Just another totally pointless remake. Its even manages to lose the heart of the original.

Another soulless cashgrab remake only made to prey on peoples nostalgia for the infenitely superior original. Yeah I've seen it for free on television and I still want my money back.

It is sad you see it this way, because it truly is faithful to the original. The thing is, the movie is "updating" the themes of the old movies to nowadays. I think it is a really good work and a honest remake

I'm with you on this. I'm not going to say that it's an _amazing_ movie, but it's totes solid and doesn't just try to recreate the original. They knew they couldn't possibly top the first one unless they did their own thing so they tried to give this version it's own style and thematic statement, and over-all I think they did a good job. It just had way too big shoes to fill, that's all. I honestly think that if it wasn't for the _massive_ shadow thrown by the original Robocop, this movie would have been much more appreciated.

I was part of this movie and it was not a good film. It has brought in joke residual payments for me and my friends. Meaning, it's not being watched or in demand. We all hated it and the people have spoken.

looks like cheap tv show, I think it's overrated

Naw, It's just OK. Original far better

It's not underrated. It missed the whole point of the first movie, is he machine or man. It's a journey he makes to reclaim his humanity. In this piece of crap he's told "you're still Alex Murphy" from the very beginning.

​@EP3mentalist this movie is not about that, the original is about a man turned into a robot to stay alive, but is controlled and starts getting his memories back, the remake, made in the actual future the og failed to predict, people want robots who act like man, this movie is about a man who was killed, and a robot was made to look like him, has his memories from the start, and they pretend it's him, and his family thinks it's him, but when the robot acts too emotional they take the emotions away and make him 100% machine, but parade his human face and hand around for pr, having him do rallies and shake hands as a machine with the heart and morals of a man, who makes the tough decisions, but really he's 100% programming, but Murphy's actual soul starts infecting and overriding the robot until it really is Murphy, rather than the original where Murphy is mostly there and wearing a suit, forced to act robotic even though he is emotional the whole time and just overcomes the people who make him act like a robot, this new Murphy is just lungs and half a brain, with a fake face and hand, but ocp insists it's all him, which is why they show his face all the time, for the friendliness, the helmet is only supposed to come down when threatened, whereas the og robocop is supposed to have the helmet 24/7

A human without free will and a robot programmed to follow orders...

@@TheMerchanTHIS human, over-rode “programming” with free will, sooooo….

@TophinatorStreams yep, but technically he over-rode at the end of the film...

I second that. I really liked the old tv shows.

Thirded it

Nah ... it's going to get ruined. I'll settle for a new RoboCop 2, though.

I don't trust TV shows getting any better these days

I'd watch that.

there were a few 50 cal but yeah the max alot if those go is 45acp

@@angry_eck There was 4.6mm, 9mm and or 45acp, 5.56, one 7.62x54r at the start. I think there was an AK so either a 7.62x39 or 5.45x39. Hell there was wat looked like one over under double barrel 40 mil launcher. But no 50cal Maybe you could argue there was something in there modified for 50 Beowulf or 50AE but pretty sure guy was talking about the big boy BMG

@@KrabNomad IF YOU WATCHED THE MOVIE YOU WOULD KNOW THAT HIS BATTLERIFLE AND THE MANY OTHER BATTLERIFLES SHOWN ARE 50 BEOWOLF

@@angry_eck so robocop’s lil ‘battle rifle’ fires 50 Beowulf…. That’s the only one in the clip. Regardless no one is talking about Robocop’s weapon. I’m talking about the guy who said “50cal and above” and no one, On his side, used anything remotely 50cal. I highly doubt anyone modified g36’s to fire 50 Beowulf. But hey.. maybe I’m wrong, whatever

Doesn't really matter. In real life all that ammo would have shot him in the mouth and neck and he would have been dead. Doesn't matter if it is below 50 cal.

That a hard cap 🧢 on that one

No it didn't and wasn't best

I loved this reboot. Very interesting topic and well executed story. It obviously didn't have the same cynical/snark tone of the originals, but still awesome in its own right.

@@FiveInchTaint Even trash has it's place.

Yeah this design was definitely nice, wished they made him silver though

because bunch of boomers had a case of nostalgia. Honestly this is a superior remake to familiarize new audiences to the IP. This is just my opinion but I never got fond of the original film. The old robocop moves is just so clunky

Loved this remake and the og. When it came out I looked at in saying this isn’t the old. This is modern era and kept a open mind and was proud to call it the perfect movie

Its different from the original so people hate it. If they had copied the original people would have said they have no creativity. You can't win.

​@Name-kd5jj Same thing with the Resident Evil remakes, many were pissed of because of all the changes and cuts made in RE3 Remake (rightfully so, even more compared to the previous relaunch), so they decided to keep most of the game intact for RE4 Remake, AND THERE WERE THOSE THAT GOT PISSY BECAUSE IT WAS SO SIMILAR TO THE ORIGINAL.

​@lovell8983 the old robocop was gory. And yes clunky, because it set the stage for funding cuts to the police force, (example Shitty police cars). The new one I'm not sure, what was going on there, because everything looked shiny and new.

Police department: **deploys anti cheat**

@@Big_Chungus935, speaking of which, have you ever tried holing up in a gun range and having a shootout with the police in GTA IV or V?

[Aimbot - headshots] [Wallhack]

[Premonition]

I liked it too. I didn't understand why everybody was moaning about it. It's not the original RoboCop, but a re-imagining. Of course it never will be as impactful as Paul Verhoeven's vision is, but it's still a solid film. It's enjoyable.

Most of the OG MCU predates this movie by a couple of years and their CGI is still considered to be some of the best. 2014 may seem like a long time ago in technology but the tools were there to make incredible movies.

Didn't seem too passive when he stuck Boddicker with his usb spike.

To this day I don't understand what people disliked so much about it.

with the visor down i wouldent get my hopes up period, the way i see it that visor comes down for only 3 reasons: 1- protecting his wife and kids and freinds 2-protecting himself 3-dispatching people from this world permantly

With the visor down he becomes... Pewpew Mc Pew

@@user936 lol yea oh a better abreveation is when you see robocops visor go down you GTFO of there lol

Why are you combining elements of the terminator film for a cringe worthy post?

@@stitcha123 That's what this version of Robocop was all about. The thin line between him as Alex Murphy and him as a hunter-killer robot who has no conscience and will not stop until his target is eliminated. Have you even watched this movie? Because I did. And I liked it, because those elements were not present in the original version. In this version Alex didn't even know that he shares his body with a mechanical monster who will not hesitate to kill the target no matter the cost. He didn't know the consequences of his visor going down. Such a shame that they never made a sequel dealing with this problem in further detail. It would be an interesting story if the machine killed someone who Alex wouldn't shoot and then Alex would be convinced that he was the one who pulled the trigger. Because he has no idea that with his visor down he has nothing to say in the matter.

Couldn't agree more.

Pointless? How about a different perspective. How about, the hidden plot here is just what kind of technology is being used? How about, whatever the writers thought about putting in, existed long before they “invented” it and put it to film or paper? How about, instead of a “rogue” electronic monster, it was several agencies, along with all the comm providers working in concert to deal with enemy elements? Pointless, you say. I say, this warning was already too late. Even the late Tom Clancy was brutally interrogated by the CIA, demanding to know where he got the information for the equipment in his first book, “Patriot Games.” Funny thing about interrogations. You can learn a lot as the one being interrogated. He even said, whatever you think you know about what the government trades agencies have is only the tip of the iceberg. They have hundreds of times more than you can possibly imagine. He was probably putting that out on the conservative side. Pointless. SMH.

I admit... Maybe IS not the original Robocop but.. Not Bad this one. That black metal suit IS pretty f""""N cool 😊

The red ruins it.

@@Mamba-Kushit’s more modern. If they did it with green again, it wouldn’t be easy to look at on screen.

The changes the act of Re-Watching brings.

It wasn't that. The original was a satire of the media, capitalism, and corporate America with the classic who am I/Tin man story with a cyberpunk twist in the middle of it. Set in a dystopian version of the USA behind it, with a hard Rated R with all the blood and guts with it to get its point across. It didn't pull its punches and it became a classic because of that. The remake went political ( Sam Jackson character is basically any host on Fox news) with barely any satire in it, went for a pg-13 rating when in the past it was proven that the Robocop series works best as a TV-MA or rated R movie and last but not least, the director and the producers played it way to safe on the film.

​@@rezevilfanI thought it was simply corruption... you know, that bad thing that pollutes everywhere.

​@@unknownname8591 It's not that simple sadly. In the original trilogy it is shown that the public of Detroit is complicit of OCP's takeover of the cops and the later the city is do to the incompetence of Detroit's city hall and the the city itself going bankrupt. The public thinks (which in turn is compounded in via the media that OCP owns itself) that OCP is the bright future for Detroit along with its delta city plans. This is shown in the second film where the Mayor tries to raise funds to buy the city back from OCP before they default on the bank loan they took from OPC via a T.V. fundraiser only to raise about 4 grand out of 37.4 million by the end of it. Its only by the end of Robocop 2 when Robocain goes nuts and kill a bunch of people in downtown Detroit and the events of Robocop 3 that the city wakes up so of speak, sees OCP true colors, and starts to fight back. It's the see no evil, hear no evil that the public itself adopted that allowed OPC corruption to grow within the city. And by the way, this is only one side of the story. You got Alex Murphy a.k.a. Robocop's journey in all three films to find his humanity and OCP crazy ass side as well.

the REMAKE went political???? ???? fghujbwisngn WHAT???? ah yes the very apolitical original. @@rezevilfan

@@CampinSteve lol. This made my day

Perhaps it was the Chief?😁

"didn't respect the soul of Robocop." The hell does that mean?

@@goukeban6197 I liked the remake, but it definitely lacked the biting satire of the original.

@@jackbaxter2223 I wouldn't describe that as lacking respect for the soul of the original, though. I think this one tried to have its own spin on the setting and theming and I think it did it quite well.

@@goukeban6197 I See it as an "Alternate Reality" take for the most part. And honestly I think it did well putting a different spin on a previously told story. I agree with most folks. The OG Robocop is slow and stiff but he's still iconic as hell. This Robocop is fast, efficient and... brutal with the right amount of human rage in a metal shell.

😂 Yes, they’re different, but in their own ways, they’re both classics. I think the “soul” is just another “soul” and you want them to be the same soul. You think you want that, but leave OG’s subtle face features alone. He earned ‘em!

The original is the GOAT not matter what you say. He was a walking tank in the original.

@viper22jc a tank that was stopped by a child with a gun. He just shot off his hand and that's it, he can't do anything

What I like about this is that it shows a blend of Murphy as himself and as Robo-Cop. He has heightened reflexes and perception from all the cybernetic enhancements but still has the human touch of purposely trying to bait someone into acting so he can react.

@@viper22jc more like a walking fat

@@darkprince3841 Lets compare 1 to 1. No one is a huge fan of the other movies anyways. Robocop 1 was a tank.

You watched a hard R movie in the theater when you were 8? 😂 Wow that theatre didn't give a $hite.

@@JimP226 If you paid for a ticket, they really didn't care back in the day. The ratings were all 'new' and no one really knew what they meant. Not saying it was a GOOD idea for me to see it when I was 9, but I loved the movie and the gore.

@@nightfall37 Haha that's funny, I was tossed out of a movie I was about 15min too young for when I was in highschool. With that being said I think I watched the original robocop on VHS when I was probably 8. Our video rental store didn't care about renting hard R movies to kids. 😂 The only part I remember being too disturbing was the scene when they blew off Murphy's hand.

Ok? You’re delusional

Ahhh criminal. Love it

They should have shot it like a horror movie, with Murphy being *fast*, sneaky, and brutal. Showing it from their perspective would have allowed them to focus on their fear and panic, contrasting that human emotionality with Murphy's cold rage.

To be fair, I don’t think it would stop him. The important bits are all still protected.

He’s barely human

@@LOVEMUFFIN_official I don't know man. Imagine a bullet enters through the mouth area and just bounces around for a bit liquifying everything inside the helmet. Don't know why they couldn't just give him a mouth guard to extend down from the visor.

@@613harbinger316 Given that his brain is at least partially synthetic and is encased within that protective shield, I imagine that the lower part of his face is largely non-critical.

@@LOVEMUFFIN_official Then he'd have a face for radio, lol.

I know, right? In the original, the underlying point was the soul of the man practically converted into a robot trying to find it's way through the machine, with the unsettling way his body moves adding another layer of dehumanization. Murphy can never have any semblance of normal life again, but his unwavering sense of duty kept him going on despite everything he lost. In the remake on the other hand, 2014 Murphy is just himself, but better, with robotic augmentations sophisticated enough to allow him to do everything a normal human could, and better still (I mean ok, guy lost his dick, but that's nothing compared to what 1987 Murphy lost, he still had a family and was considered human). Even when they attempt to suppress him, he just bounces right back without any struggle, sacrifice or explanation. Robocop 2014 is just a superhero origin movie, he could fit right in a marvel or DC movie.

missing the point, the difference between the original and this remake is that in the original it was robocop realizing that he is still human while in this movie is alex murphy fighting to remain human, the conflict is just different in the original they didnt wanted him to be a human, in this one the objective was for alex muprhy to still exist to find a loophole around a law so that they could sell their product, it adapted to the era

he survived in suicide squade ?

​@@r3yuk682no, he did not

What else are they going to do then genius

What would you have done?

@@sl4383 Run away? I can't believe I need to explain this... :D

@@wolfyboy Please see my other reply. :D

@@lupine9971 did you see how fast he is? Also, he could just shot them in the back. They can't run, they can't hide, all that is left is shot and hope something hits.

In imagination land

If guns arent the answer you're not using enough.

You clearly don't understand how hard it is to aim for the head especially in combat. In fact, with those firing smaller calibers, them combining with mass fire would eventually chew through the armor as shown at the end of the fight.

@@animeman8203 You're not wrong, but the point I think is that they knew exactly what to do, and made exactly NO attempt at all to do that. They didn't even use AP rounds.

I don't really disagree...but it annoys me when people mention this sort of thing simply because those same people almost always turn around and call dumbass shit like the original Star Wars movies a "masterpiece". Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed the orignals when I was a kid, and I thought the prequels were alright. But absolutely none of it has ever been "good" except for Andor. Rogue One gets close, but has a few too many missteps.

​@@animeman8203ur missing the point, the point is the dialogue said to use 50 cal, but then they proceed to fire SMG. 90% of people who watch this movie knows what a 50 cal looks like

Corrupt cops being black and white. Huh, guess the shades don’t matter. Aged even better than we thought.

At least they made it realistic