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OMG! Arrow bought this film back from the dead. Audio is out of this world - every clunky footsteps felt and heard The Gun Fire amazing Picture is awesome - well done Arrow If you are on the fence, this 4k version is way to go without a shadow of doubt!

Very nice movie

Can you fly Bobby ? No but can Arrow can with this film!!  The  transfer to 4K is bang on and the Audio is Amazing. Arrow have knocked it out of the park with this one.  Loved this film since I was kid and now with this transfer was like watching something this year!!  Audio 10/10 Picture 9/10 (Some CGI looked bad)  Awesomeness 10/10  In short - I’d buy that for a Dollar :) 

One of my favorite sci-fi action films of all time. Arrow has done an amazing job with the 4K transfer. It looks and sounds perfect on a big screen. If you're a fan of RoboCop, this is the ultimate edition to have. Highly recommended!

Love it or hate it – and I think you’ll find very few detractors – Robocop was new, fresh and anarchic. Robocop is the sort of no nonsense film that I miss. This was one of the classic films of the 80s. A decade that wasn’t afraid to have violence, sex and profanity in cinema, they were all part of the mix. I long to once again see the sort of 80s films of excess at the cinema. The directors that were fearless, the likes of Brian De Palma (Carlito’s Way), Paul Verhoeven (Robocop, Starship Troopers, Total Recall), Sam Raimi (Darkman, The Evil Dead), John McTiernan (Predator, Die Hard) and even a pre-sanitised James Cameron (Aliens, The Terminator) they were the type of director not afraid of making a film for adults with adult themes and language and violence to match. I long for the days of the 80s when films like Robocop, Darkman, Aliens, Total Recall, Predator and Terminator ramped up the adult content. Those films were all 18 rated with blood, guns, violence, swearing and sex. I love watching those films even now, they’ve hardly aged and they take you back to a day when writers and directors seemed to have some sort of devil-may-care attitude to cinema. Forgotten were the more timid films of the earlier years of cinema in the 50s and 60s. It was a golden age of cinema before, in the late 90s, everything became much more sanitised again and all the weaker for it. The cinema of the 80s belonged to adults now the cinema belongs to kids again watching popcorn, tween-friendly, sappy junk. Robocop is maxed out on swearing and violence – just look at the brutal scene where pre-Robocop Murphy is cruelly and cold-heartedly fatally attacked by Clarence Boddicker’s gang of mercenary, merciless thugs. It’ll have you cringing and squirming in your seat, regardless of how many times you might have seen it before. But then at other times Robocop has its tongue in its cheek with some clever humour even including sleazy mock adverts with the catchphrase: “I’d buy that for a dollar” and pitch-perfect pitch-black humour. Robocop is a true classic and a true product of the times. We’ll never see the likes of it again.

One of the best 4k blu ray restorations I’ve ever watched. Image is crisp, great tone mapping and audio is awesome. I enjoyed as much as I did years ago, but with a feeling of watching a newly filmed movie, not from the 80s. Congrats to Arrow for such a great job

Thank you very much arrow for keeping the OCP executive's full death.

Pretty much the perfect edition (lovely 4K transfer, abundant bonus section...). I just wish we had the option to watch the theatrical cut !