Why is this movie so perfect?
Why is this movie so perfect?
Leo Diaz
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Jaxson Perez
>pic related was a damn good villain
Grayson Mitchell
the soundtrack
Caleb King
He really was the best part of the movie.
Dude was ruthless.
Jace Perez
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Best track in the movie
Listing is fucked though - the track is actually called 'Drive to Jones' Office'
Nicholas Garcia
Brody Young
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Nicholas Hernandez
As great as Clarence undeniably was, at the end of the day he did fold
Now Jones on the other hand........well, don't mess with Jones man - he'll make sushi out of you.
Zachary Ross
Yeah man, you'd better be careful.
I hear Jones is a real shark.
William Jones
Who asked you, twerp?
Nicholas Nelson
it's classic contemporary sci-fi done right.
the story and accompanying social commentary is very simple and well executed, the pacing is nearly perfect, they had the perfect people to play their perspective parts.
It's also has a shit load of humor in it that doesn't really fuck with the tone of the movie.
Easton Evans
What I liked most was how, back in 1987, they thought the technology needed to create a 'robocop' would exist today
Nicholas Scott
He was going the strings, that's to be expected from some corporate big wig, but Clarence took enjoyment out of the dirt he was doing.
Andrew Long
Because Verhoeven
John Campbell
From the director of Showgirls.
Landon Reed
Because it shoots corporativism right in the fucking chest.
Mason Jackson
It is a necessary tumor to have this cancer called "modern society" to prosper
Juan Taylor
Best fucking office ever
Jacob Miller
violence,humor and social commentary wrapped in a perfect package
danm i love this movie
Ian Cooper
I've watched this movie probably around 60 times I just never get tired of it. The extreme violence is awesome and robocop is just so fucking virtuous. I love this movie more than anything else I could write poems about my love for it but I have been up since noon of yesterday and am just about to go to sleep, I'd buy that for a dollar.
Jack Lopez
This guy is the reason its so great.
William Rivera
How was the remake?
Joseph Smith
Lacked the edge that made the movie great, as usual with this kind of things
Jeremiah Rivera
Completely forgettable and bland
Gavin Wright
i think Paul would have been a perfect fit for a Dredd movie. much as i love the Dredd reboot i felt that the humor from the comics was sorely missing.
Isaiah Ortiz
Robocop was adapted from dredd
Grayson James
really? i knew that it wasn't an easy production and Paul didn't even want to do it at first before his wife changed his mind.
John Wright
Watchable, but bland and completely unnecesary. You simply can't improve perfection. Plus, the haf-assed attempt of doing social commentary completely fells on its face. You know, it's why I like Robocop 2 even with all its faults, the people making the movie obviously recognized that there was no way they would top the original, and decided to just go bonkers with the concept.
IMO the only semi-clever thing the remake does, is reverse Robo's situation and make him start completely human and become more robotic as the movie goes on. It's kinda of sad (and Murphy IS a sad, tragic character) when you realize that every time shit goes real and the visor goes down, it's not actually Murphy doing the asskicking and he isn't even aware of it.
Easton Hill
What killed the remake for me was how utterly boring and lifeless the villains were. The Clarence Boddicker analogue was shit, and it was ass how the Omni president suddendly pulls the villain card out of hiss at the end.
I kinda liked how the remake makes Murphy's deal both better (his family is still there, and for the most part he is still himself) and worse (the combat software taking over, him being COMPLETELY dependant of the lab to keep living) than it was in the original.
Caleb Foster
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this is the only decent scene in the remake, the rest is very bland and boring