Great at what it does!

that's a fact.

Thank you so much, I appreciate the info, the music was hitting!

I'm a little bit inclined to think the stretchy arms may be intentional, as there's no way the director wouldn't have noticed how weirdly long they were. It's hard to miss, and he would have viewed this footage dozens (if not hundreds) of times during editing. My best guess is that nearly every death scene includes an element of dark humor in it, and we feel differently about the dark humor depending on who's dying. Sometimes it makes it more horrifying, sometimes it leaves us with mixed feelings, and sometimes it adds to the sense of vindication.

Right, I did make points on how it's not a satire, I didn't think of the tv anchors etc... you are right, but it respected the story so I can't call it a spoof. I guess this franchise comes with satirical elements. maybe from what I received from seeing Robocop fight Ninjas this one was very serious in my eyes. those linguine arms too funny. "Detroit" ha-ha location in movies is always shifty. thank you for your comment.

I like this. good stuff.

Video CD's were actually a thing before the proliferation of DVD. Though you had to use them on a computer at first, there were standalone VCD players.

cool thanks.@@Spamsmoothie1701

@@Spamsmoothie1701 i didn't mention VCD as I didn't think you could load personal videos to them like Dick did. PS: plus the video quality was abysmal

I appreciate your support. and whoa those no look shots were legendary!

​@randomlyreactandreviewfirstEzy also take note from that scene Robo's attack method. Before he starts shooting he scans the threats and then he proceeds to shoot the ones with the biggest guns 1st.

oh cool.@@KHAOE1

cool, I was 5 as well that year.

oh, so she did like that.

Bob basically killed Murphy.

​​@@thaik56in a way yes by intentionally putting him (and other handpicked candidates) in harm's way

Plus when Murphys walking through the precinct changing room you hear a one guy say “try getting a med vac after your jammed up”. But we see a chopper bring Murphy to the hospital, which means they must of been fast because they still tried to resuscitate him.

Another thing is they weren't going to send backup for Murphy and Lewis EVER. It was all a part of the plan.

@@Paul77ozee Or maybe that's just part of the protocol to preserve the body as quick as possible after death. That's what they implied or said with Cane in Robocop 2.

I didn't know the affects, if true thanks I guess you're right.

lol ha-ha, Red Foreman from that 70's Show. yeah RoboCop is a legend!

yeah, his body was well protected, those cops put all the bullets in him. I did say when Murphy arrived that he was from a different precinct. If it wasn't about the money corruption is what Dick jones and Clarence lived for. thanks for your comment.

If you pay close attention you can see the scar on the skin on his forehead from when Clarence had shot him so that was his real face. They also said the food paste was because he had a "rudimentary" digestive system to sustain his organic systems. Presumably that means he isn't equipped to chew and digest more complex foods. I don't think the movie ever specified what other organic parts he had inside the armored torso but presumably there had to be at least one lung to oxygenate the blood for the bran, itself, and any other remaining organs but the film did make it clear that artificial hearts were not a problem. There also has to be oxygenated blood blow and nutrients supplied to the skin for the face to keep it alive but give what the back and sides of his head looked like I would guess the skin is sitting on top of an armored skull and shooting it with anything short of the giant guns from the end of the movie would only damage the skin so it isn't a real vulnerability and the eyes were shielded.

thanks.

thanks, at some point I need to see that.

thanks

wow that's cool info, thanks

thank you for letting me know. I was just trying to entertain my audience.

cool. I am wanting to see the next one. I will do it at some point. thank you.

P.S., you get used to the idea that when you're part of a megacorporation like OCP, you're only as valuable as long as you bring something to the company. Kinney's death was tragic from a human standpoint, but due to him being a lesser member of the corporate ladder, in Dick Jones's division no less, he won't be regarded except for the loss in capitol and reputation caused by this incident.

Peter Weller was phenomenal in this role.

yeah.

that theme goes Hard.

Thank you.

I like that. but I think I will have to watch the sequels. thanks for the comment.

yeah, it was legendary!

thank you for the very informative comment, I appreciate that. ok later pal.

funny!

thanks for the support. I just check out some of your work on your channel, its great stuff! let me know when you do new projects.

@@randomlyreactandreviewfirstEzy you’re welcome. I generally post something new on a weekly basis, I’m welcoming suggestions for new works, subscriptions, shares and likes. Just trying to get my channel off the ground at the moment. Thanks for your interest, I really appreciate it!

no problem.@@SlickOils

I really do appreciate that you enjoyed my video!!

really needed a Robocop.

thanks that's good info.

@@randomlyreactandreviewfirstEzy for legal reasons, don't get any funny ideas ;))

the best!

thanks, at some point I will do it.

right, but that would be cool

@@randomlyreactandreviewfirstEzy Oh, without question.

😎@@rainbowpegacornstudios

he didn't even follow his own rules.

thanks for the "heads up"

Thanks, so I can watch the sequel seriously.

Yeah, I guess he wasn't paying attention to that part.

what part was that?

@@randomlyreactandreviewfirstEzyFirst time they bring him to his precinct. Bob Morton asks him about his directives. He states all 3, and the 4th one appears, stating it's classified. It isn't vocalized, it is merely shown. In the end, it's a movie. Pay attention to visuals 🤘

oh, that wasn't such a big deal, I can't see everything when I'm trying to entertain my audience as well. no one would watch if I was quiet with a notepad out eyes glued to screen. that's not what I do, I miss things all the time in my videos. @@HukraH

sometimes that's going to happen, when I watched these movies I have big lights in my face, I'm keeping up with my camera recording, thinking of what to say from my ideas, eating and stamping what I'm going to cut out the video. I'm not just watching the movie like a person who is not doing a react video. so, I miss stuff all the time in my videos and my kindly community fills me in. I'm fine.@@BossDon456

I get it.

aww, so it is ridiculous.

thank you for the info and the support.

couldn't read pass the first line felt full of Spoilers.

you probably wont be watching the 2 sequels, any way@@randomlyreactandreviewfirstEzy

lol, I'm not intending on watching every moment of the Movie! I have to keep up with my rerecording, my camera, I'm talking, and cutting out parts. I just do highlights for my subscribers to watch! I'm not here to please some stranger I didn't ask to click on my channel (WTF) who is upset about free content you picked to watch on the internet! lmao (weird behavior!) I'm here to entertain my community, not review every single point of a movie I miss stuff all the time, you're not watching with a camera in your face so judge people that are?! (Strange!) this is so bizarre you can just go to your favorite channel, but you waste your time on a stranger's page you don't like. So, who is actually the Dumb one.

what happened I didn't see?

It's not just a handful by a long shot, and the rate of police shooting unarmed Black folks in this backwards country is 3 times higher than that of unarmed white folks. Unfortunately, the police tend to be glorified in many Hollywood movies, when in reality a lot of them don't deserve the accolades. The bad ones make life so much harder for the good ones.

hey thanks. I will check for that. ok later.