Every time it came up
Discussion of robot cops and how RoboCop handled the concept effectively.
Kyle · unverified▲ positive · passing mention, not scored
“Crime was down. He was excellent first. First of all, he's a cyborg, not a robot.”
Reference to the crucifixion scene and discussion of Paul Verhoeven's direction
Kyle ✓ voice-verified▲ positive
“It's a beautiful film. Paul Verhoeven.”
Discussion of the film's satirical commentary on capitalism and corporate police privatization, comparing it to Helldivers' fascist propaganda themes
Kyle ✓ voice-verified▲ positive
“And you also see that in RoboCop where it's this really dour look at the future and how awful capitalism can be when it goes rampant.”
Discussion of the X-rated uncut version of RoboCop with extreme violence and gore
Kyle · likely▲ positive
“I saw so much last night it was like faces of death or something they just keep shooting this guy his thighs are exploding his crotch is exploding his chest is exploding”
Kyle ✓ voice-verified▲ positive · news/off-topic, not scored
“I was watching Robocop now it turns out for those of you who are fans of 80s and early 90s action movies, the first Robocop the X-rated version is being shown on Amazon right now”
Discussion of practical effects and squibs used in action scenes
Kyle ✓ voice-verified▲ positive
“go back and watch Robocop and tell me that's not better. When he's getting gunned down in that warehouse in the beginning with squibs it looks real it's hardcore”
Discussion of satirical science fiction and corporate dystopia themes
Mint · unverified▲ positive
“I really like the uh the Jesus allegory so you've got Peter Weller's character getting crucified um being resurrected from the dead and then walking on the water at the end”
Mint · unverified▲ positive
“I liked RoboCop I felt like RoboCop was very very action-y like I felt like it was more Acy than comedy in some uh some aspects oh for sure um I really like the interspliced uh dystopian TV commercials”
Discussion of RoboCop 1987 film, the video game based on it, themes including Jesus allegory, and director Paul Verhoeven's satirical style
Kyle ✓ voice-verified▲ positive
“RoboCop is a lot better than you might think it is it's not a dumb action movie it's funny um there's a whole Jesus allegory uh going on where RoboCop is Jesus he's crucified at the beginning he's risen from the dead and”
Discussion of Paul Verhoven's sci-fi action film about a cyborg police officer in Detroit
Kyle ✓ voice-verified▲ positive
“it's this Paul vierhoven created anti-capitalist [ __ ] um um Jesus Christ allegory made with made with police in Detroit”
Kyle · unverified● neutral · passing mention, not scored
“I haven't seen RoboCop but I imagine”
Reference to violent scene with mech suit shooting
Kyle ✓ voice-verified● neutral · passing mention, not scored
“it was like the scene in Robocop where the giant like mech suit like guns the guy down with double cannons”
Discussion of Peter Weller in RoboCop
Cecil · unverified▲ positive
“most people when they think peter weller they think robocop and rightfully so robocop is just amazing”
Discussing robot police effectiveness and whether it worked out
Kyle · unverified▲ positive
“he's a cyborg not a robot okay there were some robot cops and they didn't turn out well they were the bad guys that RoboCop had to kill”