You two are watching Robocop? “Thank you for your cooperation!”. 😆😅😂

Wait until she finds out we really have medical advertising in the States 😂✌️

The effects of Ed 209 were state of the art at the time. They used 2 methods to do it. A full size stationary model for when he is stationary in a scene, and minatures using stop motion for when he moves, but using a special rear projection method so it fits into the scene better rather than appearing placed on the background. Terminator 1 uses the samee stop motion for the no skin Terminator at the end of the movie. Terminator and Robocop have the most realistic looking stop motion I have seen tbh. Only thing that comes close is the skeletons in sinbad/army of darkness, but they dont look as realistic,more cartoony style. The only other way to do it back then was either a full size mechanical puppet, like the big 20ft queen in Aliens, which costs millions and millions for that one scene alone and with very limited movement of the puppet, or a man in a suit. That was it. There wasnt any other ways to do it. For other effects in older movies like laser beams and lightsabers in star wars etc, they used a special chemical film development masking process, no computers at all. It wasnt until the very late 80s (89 i think) that the first cgi was used in a movie, but it didnt look real, more cartoony again. First realistic use of it was Jurrasic Park in mid 90s.

"Looks ugly low budget and bad" was state of the art in 1980's!!!! You've been spoiled by modern VFX!

Phil Tippet's stop motion is NOT ugly, low budget, or bad.

Robocop is technically a cyborg: part organic and part machine. That's why he still needs to "eat". He has human body parts encased in a robotic body.

Not surprised that '80s chaotic villains are her taste. Lotta fun.

Every reactor asks the same question regarding Murphy being alive before he's shot in the head,body armour works.

I love Lucy’s sense of humor!

She laughs at all the stuff that scarred me as a kid.

They made a video game based on these movies not too long ago. The developers did a great job of capturing the feel of the world these films take place in. And they made Robocop feel like Robocop without making him ridiculously overpowered.

ED209 actually had 3 animal sounds in this movie, first one was a lions roar during the office demonstration, second one was the panic pig squeal after it fell down the stairs and the 3rd one after it got shot by murphy's cobra assault cannon and the headless droid made a "Pffrrrrt"-horse sound ;)

This is part 1 of the Paul Verhoeven Science Fiction Trilogy. Number 2."Total Recall"(1990). 3."Starship Troopers"(1997). 3 of the best and most rewatchable Sci-Fi movies ever made.

"Any donations for the families can be given to Cecil. As usual" The last 2 words carry a lot of weight and that's how you make a script work for you. We understand more from a few words. "Not going back to his family" is a theme explored in the Fantastic Four by Ben Grimm - aka The Thing.

Great reaction. I got to see this movie at a sneak preview when I was in college. They showed it in a lecture hall with about 500 students. We loved it.

I think they asked the director of this movie, if all the crime was because this was an exaggerated future hyper-violent version of Detroit, and he said no, it's just regular Detroit.

Fun fact: This movie is spot on the tone of the original Dredd comics. It's way more faithful to them than the Dredd movie (which is also a great movie, it's just not in the tone of the comics).

I don’t know if you guys caught it, but Dick Jones said that he’s number 2 around here but they were in the bathroom at the time. Bathroom code: number one and number two. For children, it means pee or poo 💩

Great reaction to this classic 80s action sci-fi flick. The sequel Robocop 2 is highly underrated in my opinion. *movie's last lines* "Good shooting son, what's your name?" "Murphy"...

I absolutely LOVED this as a kid. I just didn't realized how absolutely horrifying this was for a kid to be watching at the time. But I think I turned out alright? If you thought Red Forman was pissed off in That 70's Show this is where it started. I'd buy that for a dollar!

The budget for this film was 12 million, twice the cost of TERMINATOR the sfx are impressive to this day never looking cheap, AND they are no better in the 2014 remake (that costed 125 million) they were lucky enough to get the best sfx teams for ROBOCOP such as Phil Tippit & Rob Bottin (who worked on THE THING) To over see the costume design that cost $600,000 dollars

As soon as she said i think its a comedy, I knew.... oh this is gonna be great. Lol

I've never seen anyone describe Clarence Boddiker as being "sexy", until now 🤣

Love this movie. Like Verhoven's Starship Troopers the addition of advertisements is superb.

He hit the aorta which is deeper and is an artery, while the jugular is more superficial and is a vein. Veins are lower pressure than arteries, hence the arterial spay per heart beat.

Detroit can be bad or decent depending on where you are.there are entire neighborhoods that are ghost towns and on the flip side of that downtown there’s lots of things like auto shows

Paul Verhoeven also directed: Total Recall (1990) starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, very similar directing style to this one. Would be a logical follow-up movie.

Not only was this directed by Paul Verhoeven, who also did Starship Troopers, but it also has the same writers, Edward Neumeier and Michael Miner. Starship Troopers is loosely based on a book by Robert A. Heinlein, which has inspired everything from James Cameron's Aliens to Halo games. Instead of a straight adaptation, the writers subverted the tone and the message of the book, making it into a thinly veiled satire. Robocop was an original script from the writing duo, although it was inspired by the other writer's experiences visiting and working on the set of Blade Runner and influenced by the satiric and ultraviolent science fiction comic book character Judge Dredd from the pages of the British magazine 2000 AD. The writers had hoped to make a Judge Dredd movie, but could not get the rights. Instead they combined their ideas for a movie about a robotic protagonist, ending up creating an original IP. The Judge Dredd comic, set mostly in Megacity One, a huge, overcrowded city surrounded by radioactive wasteland, riddled with rampant crime, had similar elements like satire of consumerism, ad parodies and an unrelenting lawman whose face is always covered by a helmet. When Charles Lippincott, who was the producer of Sylvester Stallone's Judge Dredd adaptation in the 90's, first saw Robocop, he told Neumeier and Miner that if he released a Judge Dredd movie straight after Robocop, people would claim he was copying their movie. Karl Urban later starred as the same character in a much more grounded adaptation simply titled Dredd. John Wagner, writer who created the comic book character, returned the favor, writing a Judge Dredd story called "Mechanix", inspired by RoboCop, where Justice System releases robotic judges to help deal with the ever rising crime statistics, but the robots end up glitching. In the story, there are lines that reference Robocop, as much as Robocop has borrowed some lines from Wagner's writing.

It is going to be fun seeing her reaction to American Psycho

ROBOCOP's gun - Beretta 93-R (Raffica) It fires either a single round, or a 3 round burst.

Great reaction to this masterpiece of a sci fi movie. You two should definitely do a reaction to the second Robocop movie which is criminally underrated in my book.

She’s right you know. It’s a hilarious movie

Since you liked this, you should watch “The Running Man” and “Demolition Man”, which both have the humorous over the top violence and action similar to this (though this was somewhat gorier).

"lambe Botas" Greetings from Venezuela Robocop the rated R movie most watched by children in the 80's

Fun fact (yes I know it's not shown here in the video) you know the part where Murphy/Robocop caught the keys as he was going to acquire a police vehicle. It took 50 tries because the hands were made of rubber and it just bounced off of his hands. They FINALLY got it right though

------- "CLIFFHANGER" (1993) is a great action thriller you two would enjoy. Starring: Sylvester Stalone, John Lithgow, Michael Rooker, and Janine Turner. Involves a heist, guns, mountain climbing in the snow, and a lot of great "one liners!" Enjoyed your review of RoboCop.

Dude died and his bosses still made him come to work

Such a great film. It can be enjoyed on a very simple level as just a fun action flick, but if you desire there's also so much there in the satire and themes to delve into and pull apart, think deeply upon. Everything from the privatisation of the police force and corporate corruption to the ethics of creating cyborgs and what it means to be alive/human. So good.

watch these Bruce Willis movies please 1.RED 2.Hudson Hawk 3.Die Hard (if not seen) 4.The Whole Nine Yards 5.Armageddon 6.The Fifth Element 7.The Sixth Sense 8.Glass 9.Unbreakable 10.12 Monkies 11.Sunset 12.Death Becomes Her

14:05 What she said is "I could use a hand." 14:42 "Give the man a hand."

There's humor in it, but it's not a comedy. It's a satire. Similar to Starship Troopers by the same director.

As someone from the Detroit area, the crime rate when the movie was made was high for the US, but it is much, much better now. And we have no robocops unfortunately. 😊

There are 4 Robocop movies and a TV series. I think she'd love Highlander. I would expect her to laugh a lot at the bad guy.

When this movie first came out, a friend and I just about died laughing at the name of the car.... The SUX 6000. (The Sucks 6000) -- while done on purpose for the movie, it's as bad as the car sold here in the states as the Chevy Nova -.which in Spanish could be read as the Chevy No Go. (not Going).

Here's a channel that'll definitely do Robocop 2

Lewis (Nancy Allen) also starred in the time travel film "The Philadelphia Experiment" (1984).😉

This was amazing effects for the 80's

2:21 "Also, It's From Detroit" Interesting Fact for you: As you'd pointed out, it's set in Detroit. But it was actually filmed in Dallas, Texas and the scenes of the Steel mill were filmed outside Philadelphia

Your wife’s brilliant 😂😂 obviously you didn’t need telling that but I had to say it anyway. God bless u both. Great reaction to one of my all time favorites

_"Oh, God, those special effects are just the worst."_ Ah, kids. Those effects are rad. Stop-motion by now is far more interesting to look at than stock, outsourced CGI. But I understand: Zoomers are gonna zoom.

You might like total Recall -- same director, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger. Also, a truly cheap -- but good -- movie called The Hidden.

Lucy would make an excellent robocop. ... I mean, if there's no other option.

10:27 "OMG, they killed Kenny" Now we know where it came from, and what two creators loved this scene.

Ok so, there was the theatrical version of this movie. And a few years later they released a "directors cut" on home video that added some of the original violence/gore back in that was edited out for the theatrical. I am almost positive that you guys watched the directors cut as I don't think the theatrical is available to watch anywhere. For example the guy in the boardroom while still shot to hell, wasn't shown lying on the table catching bullets nearly as long. I believe Murphy's death scene was toned down a bit as well. I think the Toxic waste part surprisingly wasn't toned down. Like you I also was "too young" when I first saw this. I didn't see it in theater, but did rent it on vhs when it came out. But even as a kid, I was a lover of movie special effects. I'd look at "Fangoria" horror magazine while waiting for my mom to shop at the grocery store. I loved checking out the gore special effects for the horror movies I wasn't allowed to watch. So the toxic waste scene always stuck out to me, but in a good way lol. I loved it. He just turns to juice! One of my favorite characters in this franchise is that black OCP guy. I can't ever remember his name, but I just love how excited he gets when stuffs going down.😂 The tv commercials are very similiar to the "would you like to know more?" propaganda scenes in starship troopers. I have the feeling this guys next recommendation will be Total Recall. Directed by the same guy. But man I still can't wait for her to see the Thing, as the gore was top notch back in the day. Even though it might be scary for her, I think she'll at least enjoy the effects. Please do watch Robocop 2 with Lucy on the channel at somepoint. There's a fast food chicken joint in America called Kentucky Fried Chicken or KFC and a few years back they started doing ads where different celebrities would play the iconic Colonel Sanders that's been the face of the company since he founded it. At one point they had Robocop protecting the 11 secret herbs and spices recipe in the ads. They were hilarious to me. They used to be on KZfaq last time I searched for them. "KFC robocop commercials" would prolly find them. I feel like there was more I wanted to say but they've escaped me now.

I've watched probably every single review of this movie, and EVERYONE laughs when the doctor says "And remember, we care.". That's kind of unsettling when you think about it, because a good portion of these videos were from people outside of my country of the USA. Over here, I would almost expect at least a chuckle.

Classic sci-fi/action movies like Robocop, Total Recall, Aliens etc. are dripping with style. People are still watching them almost 40 years on. Who will be watching bland films from the 2010s or 2020s in the future? They are devoid of style and rely solely on being the state-of-the-art CGI for their time, which is something that ages poorly. They will be supplanted or otherwise forgotten. By contrast, the 80s has been referenced and relived since around 2000 (Freaks & Geeks, GTA: Vice City)-2.5 times the original decade's length-and is showing no signs of slowing down.

You laugh when Kenny gets shot to death, but you throw a fit when they eat something like baby food? Wow!

The part where Robocop catches the keys was real. Peter Weller had to do like 50 takes to get it right😂

Yeah. That’s the picture of Detroit that we have too.

Another great movie reaction from both of you.

My favorite part is that the last situation was solved with logic. Fun reaction. Thank you.

A few good men would be great one to watch. Good court room movie with great acting. 👍

I only watch Robocop reaction videos by “psychos” lol. Amazing reaction. Thank you!!!

20:56 There's a parody video that has that kind of "disarmament". The suit the guy is wearing in that parody looks just like the body armor of robocop, so ... maybe it was made by the same crew.

34:53 "It Sounds Like Cats Are Fighting" Actually, those sounds were the squeals of a pig

"Lambe-botas" Ei, legal! Não esperava um pouco de português no vídeo! Minha primeira vez no canal. 😊

Should have known you would like Robocop. I'll but that for a dollar!

My favorite movie. Saw when I was 3. I wasn't laughing.

I highly recommend watching The Making Of Robocop documentary.

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14:10 Guess that answers what side she would be on in the Robocop universe.... lol

19:14 Nice catch Robocop!!!👮🤖🎞

thanks

Huge fan of this movie 😊

Hello Daniel & Lucy!😊 This is actually the UNRATED edition that first appeared on Laser Disc years ago. Over time it became the standard edition on digital, replacing the R rated version. Ratings on violent films have become more relaxed over the years. Stop motion is still fun, with the ED-209 here.😉 Practical effects are very in right now, with people experiencing CGI fatigue. Robocop barely has a digestive system, so the baby food is only needed to sustain his physical parts. With this film you guys have seen two out of three of director Paul Verhoeven's trilogy of futuristic violent films. This is his first film, and you guys have seen the third, "Starship Troopers" already. That film was the most recent, with the most CGI. The second film you guys haven't reacted to yet. It is "Total Recall" (1990) with Arnold.😉 I'm pretty positive Lucy will enjoy that one too, with Verhoeven's usual direction style. This film and the sequel "Robocop 2" (1990) are the only ones worth reacting to. The remake is not great, and should be avoided. Great reactions to this fun film that that inspired a Canadian TV series and several sequels, Guys!!!🎬👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

I wonder if The Nightmare Before Christmas would torture Lucy?

Every girl who reacts to this gets really freaked out at the part with the toxic waste guy. Except Lucy apparently...

Please check out Peter Weller in The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension (1984).

Maybe it's time to look into the Evil Dead franchise.

That one bad guy was the dad on the tv show called that 70s show

Robomouth finally meets Robocop...

The bizarre sounds that ED209 was making was because its computers CPU was a pig's brain.

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I'd buy that for a dollar!!😂😂😂

Great react! There are Robocop 2 and 3.....she will be happy!!!

I’m glad the reaction was hilarious funny. Despite its campiness, everyone should experience this movie, preferably in a group setting. Cheers

“It looks crappy” but you’ll watch CGI movies that look like video games? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

That She what Said intro as always. :P

Try watching Director: John Carpenter'sThe Thing. It's hilarious 😂😇😜

Esta película siempre será buena, un clásico de sci-fi y acción que no deja de sorprender en su calidad.

Need to react to, Elysium.

Lucy is my spirit animal

Forgive me, I'm a Boomer but you two remind me of Boris and Natasha. So cute.

you do realize this is from 1987 right? these effects were ahead of their time!

I'D BUY THAT FOR A DOLLAR

The leader of the gang

I would LOVE to see you react to The Boys. You don't do tv series, but she loves baddies , gory violence and comedy, so it was made for her. Perhaps just try the first two episodes and see if is worthwhile.

Them people must like going to da meeting,cuz someone is getting blown away!

Just found your channel

Hi Daniel and. Lucy i. Just finished your reaction to. Robocop. I. Thought. You. Guys. Did. A. Great. Job. And. Reacting. To. The. Scene s. It. A. Classic. In. My. Book. And. Thank you for your cooperation, from. Shawn. Walker