xfiles_wolvie
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i find that black rather good.

I'm not at all surprised that this remake will be crappy given how the slew of remakes have performed lately.
i tried watching the trilogy again sometime last yr, but wasnt impressed as movie effects had changed a lot over the yrs. better not spoil old memories...
but of cos, remake would be a totally different story.
Maybe RoboCop's going to replace Iron Man in the Avengers team"Dead or alive, you're coming with me."
Classic line just sounded wrong.
Trailer looks more slick.
And Samuel L. Jackson inside makes this show a must watch.

I saw the teaser some time back. I don't like the design at all, it looks too futuristic. Too "expensive" and "scary" for a police department. The thing about RoboCop in the past that hits me well is because even though it's futuristic at that point of time, it blends well into its setting.
Right now the new RoboCop design looks like as if the department just hired an assassin. It's more appropriate for an antagonist if you ask me..
To think it's one of my favourite childhood movies...
to quote a certain MIW - "i dont know what to say"
it tried to be satirical
it tried to be current socio-politic
it tried to be cool action(although the blackout/night vision shootout is the exception)
but it just.....lacks....
the maybes that could have saved the movie - if they made Samuel L Jackson the villain instead of Keaton...
and if they R-rated the damn thing till bloody...
5/10
just reaffirms me buying this 4K Remastered BluRay
Amazon.com: Robocop Remastered Edition [Blu-ray]: Peter Weller, Nancy Allen, Daniel O'Herlihy, Ronny Cox, Kurtwood Smith, Miguel Ferrer, Robert DoQui, Ray Wise, Felton Perry, Paul McCrane, Jesse Goins, Calvin Jung, Del Zamora, Rick Lieberman, Lee