The Making of 'RoboCop' (1987) Featurette

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Publicado 2020-10-01
RoboCop (1987)
Behind the Scenes
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Storyline: In a dystopic and crime-ridden Detroit, a terminally wounded cop returns to the force as a powerful cyborg haunted by submerged memories.

Directed: Paul Verhoeven
Writing Credits: Edward Neumeier, Michael Miner
Cast: Peter Weller (Alex Murphy / RoboCop), Nancy Allen (Lewis), Dan O'Herlihy (The Old Man), Ronny Cox (Jones), Kurtwood Smith (Clarence), Miguel Ferrer (Morton), Robert DoQui (Sgt. Reed), Ray Wise (Leon), Felton Perry (Johnson), Paul McCrane (Emil)

Production Companies:
Orion Pictures

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Todos los comentarios (21)
  • My grandparents took me to see this when I was 12 yrs old. Granny loved it. I'm now 47 and Robocop is a timeless masterpiece
  • Can we just take a moment to appreciate all the special effects, matte painters, stop motion animators, etc... that put so much blood, sweat, and tears into this masterpiece of a movie.
  • @dirtydisco9080
    Little did they know they were making (personal opinion) one of the greatest films of all time.
  • @JohnnyBurnes
    Miguel Ferrer's so underappreciated. Traffic, Twin Peaks, even great in Hot Shots and Deep Star Six!
  • @AJR-zg2py
    RIP Miguel Ferrer, aka "Bob Morton". You might have been cashed out but your performance will always be one of the most memorable in this movie. Robocop was full of character actors giving their all - it makes the movie feel so rich and full. And DAMN he was a good-looking dude in his early 30s here... I'm so used to seeing him as an old man I sometimes forget that was a handsome man back in the day LOL
  • @Hellseeker1
    He wasn't just killed, they crucified him. One of the most brutal death scenes ever filmed IMO.
  • @rovingenglishman
    It was the violence that blew us away. Every gun scene was amped up and extended well beyond anything at the time. This guy pushed the limits but with a sense of humour. Big shout to Kurtwood Smith and Ronnie Cox!
  • @AAvfx
    Robocop was one of the best movies I've seen as a child. The 80's were a blast! Cinema days were so powerful then, because you only had a VHS version, no pirated downloads and nowhere to get a descent copy but to watch it on cinema alone.
  • This movie was made with a level of "Realism" that we don't have in our days.
  • @blacksheep25251
    I honestly thought it was Peter Weller in the death of Murphy scene. NOT a puppet.. Good Lord, man!! That is the "movie magic"!
  • @VoxRox1
    “I’d buy that for a dollar “.
  • @buzzfunk
    Peter Weller was brilliant. Imagine making a movie like this today. Impossible. The 80s were the best!
  • @renatolandyt
    "Dead or alive, you're coming with me". 11/10/20
  • @veaccara
    No CGI can beat these handmade effects
  • @buka.a
    The Murphy murder scene is amazing. I’m really surprised that it was a puppet. Looked so real. 80s movie man. Real filmmaking 👏🏾