at the gas station the crook on the motorcycle remembered the phrase "dead or alive you're coming with me."

"Wow, 1987. Old movie" Thank you, Emma, this came out the year I graduated high school.

This movie is the definition of timeless. Everyone loves it.

"It's chicken legs." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🐓🐔

1987 was a fantastic year for movies. I saw this when I was 12. Which is a bit young for this movie, but it was the 80's I loved it. This is the first movie I ever saw actor Kurtwood Smith in who played the ruthless gangster Clarence Boddicker So I found it very strange years later seeing him as the Dad Red Forman on "That 70's Show" They are such different characters. He's a good actor Another movie I saw too young that same year was Predator. Thanks! Dad

A simple story about a man who died but was forced to work anyway.

Shotguns can take off hands or limbs. They have shells with lots of pellets. They're especially deadly in close up encounters. As an American, I forget that people from other countries often aren't familiar with firearms...unless they were in the military.

rest in peace, Miguel Ferrer.

the phrase dead or alive you're coming with me, was said to him when he was human, and said as robocop thats how he recognised him

It reminds me of San Francisco Now, Great Reaction to this Classic Techo- Dystopian-Parody

It's satire.the over acting is on purpose.

Director Paul Verhoeven used an real emergency medical crew. Smart

13:36 Those were actually real ER trauma doctors who had been hired for the movie to act out a realistic ER scene. The reason they're so flat and emotionless (in english a term for that is 'being clinical', with good reason) is because they really did deal with stuff like Murphy's death, daily. Being low on emotion is actually what helps doctors stay calm and save people in emergency rooms. My entire family are doctors, so I would know. 😊

Fog in the office? That would be the cigarette smoke.

80s movies are still cool. RoboCop is my comfort movie since I was 6yro. I love it.

It's great that in the final boss-battle that logic was used as part of the solution. Great reaction. Thank you Emma.

Fun fact. Peter Weller has a PhD in Italian Renaissance art history. He has done a lot documentary's concerning that and other topics from that era. Does a very good job on them also.

Most viewers miss the point of the movie: privatization and corporate greed

A great 80’s movie! One of my favorite from my teens.

'ok we will watch this movie from 1978...wait let me check...yes 1987. so lets watch robocop from 1978!'

As the movie goes on.. Murphy gains more and more of is humanity back and it's shown in his voice.. It starts out as fully electronic and by the last line where he says his name, it's mostly human again.

Now that you've started Verhoeven's trifecta of sci-fi satire/commentary on society, also check out Total Recall and Starship Troopers.

The keyboard the woman was typing on is a steno machine, she was keeping the minutes of the meeting.

Amazing classic one of my favorites from my childhood Robocop directed by Paul Verhoeven starring Peter Weller, Nancy Allen, Ronny Cox, Daniel O'Herlihy, Miguel Ferrer, Kurtwood Smith and music score by Basil Poledouris. Thank you Emma great reaction excellent this film has two sequels and one remake but the first film is my favorite. Death or alive you're coming with me👍👍👍👍

The "fog" in the police station was a combination of smog from outdoors and cigarette smoke when people could still smoke indoors.

As you continue to watch the other movies in the franchise, keep in mind that RoboCop only exists because of OCP. OCP contracted out with the city of Detroit to run the city and the police, with their goal of building Delta City. OCP plays a major role in upcoming movies.

My favourite movie as a kid, I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Hey Emma shout out from the US Marine Corps! This is one of my favorite movies ever as a little kid! Keep up keep up the great reactions!

32:58 -- That's Kurtwood Smith's wife.. They met on the set and got married..

One of the greatest sci-fi films ever made. Also a movie that never should have had a sequel because it was perfect on its own as is.

Thank you for this movie reaction! I really like this movie in spite of its heightened reality! The second Robocop is very good and also stylistically over the top, but fun as well! And you get to see his wife more. Please watch Robocop 2 as well! Thanks again, I really enjoyed this!!

30:03 "Oh gosh,...it's chicken legs!" 😂this is one of my all time favorite films! another great reaction! 👍

By the way Emma the lead actor Peter Weller, while still acting, got a PHD in Renaissance Architecture.

Dead or Alive you're coming with me.

Actually Detroit in the film isn't satire. It's still like that....

Clarence Bodicker and Dick Jones both say "Good business is where you find it" 26:51. Jones says in the boardroom scene at the beginning of the film.

Cool reaction as always Emma, you have a nice day sweetie 🥰❤️

The best movie about the Detroit police is the Beverly Hills Cop (trilogy 1984, 1987, 1994).

My nice 80's memories 🌹

Please watch "All Quiet on the Western Front". Winner of 4 Oscars.

He remembered him because of the line. (Dead or alive your’e comming with me)

Conan the Barbarian 1982

paul verhoeven satire is top-notch.

32:55 Fun fact: That there is Kurtwood Smith's wife. Still married. 'Cause Kurtwood Smith is nothing like Clarence Bodicker in real life.

I LOVE this Robocop movie and part of me wants to do a Robocop cosplay, down to the opening tthigh panels and the sliding gun holsters.

Nuke’em is a real game and I would love to own one.

Wow, RoboCop! I saw it a long time ago and it was very impressive. Thanks to Emma, I'm so happy to watch this movie again. sending ❤️ from Korea😍🥰 "chicken legs? robo"🤣🤣🤣🤣

Classic!!!!!

Emma that was a great reaction as always! Whenever you laugh I seem to laugh as well. Good times!

This movie is awesome

Great reaction (as always) Lady Emma. A fun movie that was pretty well done considering when it was made.

The police were practicing on a firing range. Every officer must maintain a certain score or else they get taken off the street..

@ 10:26 @ 23:08 ...... This is how he remembers Robocop

Peter Weller spent almost 10 hours trying to get into Robocop s armor ,and lost 6 kilos because of the negatives temperatures of the armor.

"oh wow, such an old movie!" i watched this on opening day >:-P

It's cigarette smoke, not fog. People smoked like chimneys back then :o

For more Peter Weller (Murphy) and 80's sci-fi, I recommend The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension.

Emil (at the gas station) recognized Murphy from his catchphrase: "Dead or alive, you are coming with me."

I consider only 1902 to 1930 as “old movies “ 😅. Count me as a huge fan of u 🎉. The 2 villains played by Ronnie Cox & Kurtwood Smith were brilliant 😊. Did anyone notice, the SUX 6000 gets 8.2 MPG 😂

great peter weller movie. this and The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension (1984).

Dead or alive you're coming with me. He said that to Emil as Murphy and as RoboCop.

Originally rated X. They had to remove a few minutes of violence and gore; villains shooting Murphy, ED-209 shooting Kinney, Emil melting. It was submitted 12 times before getting an R rating. All of this was put back in for the Directors Cut.

You might like to try Starship Troopers, and Total Recall also both directed by Paul Verhoven with a similar violent / dark humour tone

Typo Emma “Fist Time”

The score goes from strings to metallic, then blends them at the end.

Gracias Emma por esta increible pelicula saludos desde Argentina.

great reaction for a great movie, I love it 🙏

Wow

The 80s were great times for movies. You had the blockbuster and cutting edge films - Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Terminator, Aliens - then you had movies like this. Entertainment with a wink to let you in on the joke, just corny enough. I saw this in the theater when it came out, then on cable once maybe 10 years ago. I think it actually stands the test of time pretty well.

You should look at a film called the elephant man. Based on a real person ❤❤❤❤❤

Something u do that's sweet cute and funny! No matter what movie, age, genre, eventually u start getting louder and louder, voice gets higher and higher and then u say," Please please don't hurt him don't touch him!" ❤😅

The part of this movie that isn't sci-fi is that Detroit really would be improved if it was patrolled by killer mech battle bots.

Great reaction. Love this movie ❤️❤️❤️❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥💎

The word is pronounced in English almost the same as it’s pronounced in French-naïve = nigh-eve; never one syllable

In its day this was considered the most violent movie ever made. Brilliant movie. The lead actor is also great in Buckaroo Banzai. Another underrated movie. Famous for the line: "Remember, wherever you go, there you are."

great reaction emma

The first meme at 40:23.

This film is an absolute classic, great video. I painted Robocop on my channel.

Music by Basil Poledouris. He also made the soundtrack for Conan the barbarian and Hunt for Red October.

Yeah robocop too it's pretty good so yeah that would be a good reaction I think you should also do robocop 3 you're the 3 best

I can always tell when the movie starts to get your emotions going. You say, “Don’t touch him!” Or her…but it’s so fascinating to experience movies I grew up watching, through the eyes 👀 of others! #greatreactions #robocop #classicmovies

This is like a typical Tuesday in Detroit.

Love Red Foreman master villain "Can you Fly Boby?"

Robocop 2

FIST time huh?

Yes, you should watch Robocop 2. It's a pretty good sequel.

Perfect reaction!

Check out: - Jojo Rabbit - District 9 - Ex Machina

WATCH ALL THE ROBOCOPS, I THINK THERE ARE 4 OF THESE MOVIES FROM THE ORIGINAL SERIES.

Great reaction! I laughed when you said Michael Jackson while Skinny Puppy was playing. I never thought anyone could get them into a same sentence!

Looking forward to the next part 2 and 3

hey emma! I was on ur star wars reaction live chat. we spoke with u in the chat before. u were going to make a reaction for the short movie "stuck".

I'd Buy that for a dollar.

You blurred out the best part of the movie.

Please watch the rest of the trilogy. It's totally worth it 👌.

The frame rate of the movie was off or something because it was hard to watch. My eyes started to hurt after a while.

Fun fact, Dick Jones' secretary who gets creeped on by the main bad guy, Clarence (Kurtwood Smith), ended up marrying him. I believe they were dating at the time. :)

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