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A caption reads: Coming from Orion Pictures Corporation.
A profile of Alex Murphy with the words DECEASED written across it.
Lines flicker on a screen then a man places his hand across the camera.
An old man in a suit addresses the camera solemnly.
Old Detroit has a cancer.
Two men throw a large object through a shop window.
Cancer is crime.
The screen flickers again. A man with a screwdriver attempts to fix it.
Dick Jones stands in front of a row of televisions.
As you know we've entered into a contract with the city to run local law enforcement.
A group of people lean over the screen.
We were able to save the left arm
What? I thought we agreed on total body prosthesis. Now lose the arm okay?
Demonstration of a robotic arm.
A gun fires at a dummy target.
Robocop walks past a frosted window then shows a spike extending from his fist to a worried looking man.
We see various shots of Robocop, a profile of a criminal on a screen and Robocop in a car witnessing a crime.
We get the best of both worlds. Onboard computer assisted memory and a lifetime of on the street law enforcement programming.
A woman approaches Officer Lewis at a gun range.
Hey Lewis, it's Super Cop!
A gun fires as a group of police officers watch on.
This guy is really good.
Robocop spins a gun around in his hand.
He's not a guy, he's a machine.
Lewis watches Robocop spin the gun then has a flashback to Murphy who spins his gun the same way.
What are they gonna do, replace us?
Lewis talks to the screen.
Murphy, it's you.
Bob Morton throws a set of keys to Robocop.
Go get 'em boy.
Thank you.
Robocop starts up a police car and drives away.
Robocop holds a criminal by the shirt.
You have the right to remain silent.
A man is thrown through a window.
You have the right to an attorney.
Robocop takes a gun from his leg and points it at a group holding a woman at knifepoint.
Anything you say may be used against you.
You better back up pal!
Your move, creep!
Robocop fires his gun.
Robocop walks away with an exploding petrol station behind him.
The future of law enforcement - Robocop.
A caption reads: Robocop. An Orion Pictures Release.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Arrow Films
In a dystopic and crime-ridden Detroit, a terminally wounded cop returns to the force as a powerful cyborg haunted by submerged memories.
- Arrow Video
- 18
- English
- 1
- Arrow Video
- Paul Verhoeven
- Peter Weller
- Nancy Allen
- Dan O'Herlihy
- Ronny Cox
- English SDH
- 1987
- B
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A caption reads: Coming from Orion Pictures Corporation.
A profile of Alex Murphy with the words DECEASED written across it.
Lines flicker on a screen then a man places his hand across the camera.
An old man in a suit addresses the camera solemnly.
Old Detroit has a cancer.
Two men throw a large object through a shop window.
Cancer is crime.
The screen flickers again. A man with a screwdriver attempts to fix it.
Dick Jones stands in front of a row of televisions.
As you know we've entered into a contract with the city to run local law enforcement.
A group of people lean over the screen.
We were able to save the left arm
What? I thought we agreed on total body prosthesis. Now lose the arm okay?
Demonstration of a robotic arm.
A gun fires at a dummy target.
Robocop walks past a frosted window then shows a spike extending from his fist to a worried looking man.
We see various shots of Robocop, a profile of a criminal on a screen and Robocop in a car witnessing a crime.
We get the best of both worlds. Onboard computer assisted memory and a lifetime of on the street law enforcement programming.
A woman approaches Officer Lewis at a gun range.
Hey Lewis, it's Super Cop!
A gun fires as a group of police officers watch on.
This guy is really good.
Robocop spins a gun around in his hand.
He's not a guy, he's a machine.
Lewis watches Robocop spin the gun then has a flashback to Murphy who spins his gun the same way.
What are they gonna do, replace us?
Lewis talks to the screen.
Murphy, it's you.
Bob Morton throws a set of keys to Robocop.
Go get 'em boy.
Thank you.
Robocop starts up a police car and drives away.
Robocop holds a criminal by the shirt.
You have the right to remain silent.
A man is thrown through a window.
You have the right to an attorney.
Robocop takes a gun from his leg and points it at a group holding a woman at knifepoint.
Anything you say may be used against you.
You better back up pal!
Your move, creep!
Robocop fires his gun.
Robocop walks away with an exploding petrol station behind him.
The future of law enforcement - Robocop.
A caption reads: Robocop. An Orion Pictures Release.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Arrow Films
In a dystopic and crime-ridden Detroit, a terminally wounded cop returns to the force as a powerful cyborg haunted by submerged memories.
- Arrow Video
- 18
- English
- 1
- Arrow Video
- Paul Verhoeven
- Peter Weller
- Nancy Allen
- Dan O'Herlihy
- Ronny Cox
- English SDH
- 1987
- B
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A movie that wouldn`t be made today like it was
Unlike in the wretched remake, where there is no real social satire, Verhoeven has no fear showing a scathing critique of the corporate powers and excesses in this classic science fiction movie. A film from an almost far gone era even though it was just 1987. ... A first sci-fi for Verhoeven yet proves him being a highly competent director with a flare and able to give us both outstanding satire and action scenes. Not to forget the powerful score by Basil Poledouris of course. The picture in this Blu ray is excellent and the sound is good too. It is an edition worth having, very much so !
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Amazing set
Arrows release of Robocop is outstanding. Having owned this movie on every format since VHS, this edition tops every version. Arrows recent 4K releases have all blown me away. And this release is up there with one of the best.
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