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Plot: Robocop saves the day once more. This time the half man/half robot takes on ruthless developers who want to evict some people on "their" land.
I haven't seen the first two in a VERY long time, so I'm judging this as a stand alone film...
Very dated, but surprising alright. It's a lot milder than what I remember of Robocop, but for a 1992 (?) family-actiony movie it did the job. Can't say I'd watch it again in a hurry but was a bit of a blast from the past. Think I might get the other two and watch them.
And then the first two Terminator films!
not as good as the first 2 but still good.and is was great that they finally got rid of that directive 4.
Never see this film. At one point he takes off half his arm and sticks on an arm thats a gun. Oh and he flies. Do not watch this
RoboCop/Alex Murphy (Robert John Burke) finds a new family give up hope to see his wife or son again of an orphaned little girl named Nikko (Remy Ryan) with help from Dr. Marie Lazarus (Jill Hennessy) is designed flight pack for Robocop. Detroit City police department didn't trust against OCP is the enemy.
The "Omni Consumer Products (OCP)" has tightened its grip on Detroit, to the point that the police department is now a division of the company. With the help of OCP's new Japanese owners funding everything, it appears that the dream of tearing down Detroit and replacing it with the advanced "Delta City" will finally happen. However, there are a citizens who have taken it upon themselves to fight using any means necessary -- including using violence and weaponry.
To tighten their grip on the citizens, "OCP" employs "Rehab Teams", which are basically military police headed by a maniacal leader named "McDagget" who employs even greater violence to try to bring the rebels to his brand of justice. However, after the death of his partner at the hands of the "Rehab Team" lead by "McDagget" himself, the rebels have a new partner in their fight -- "RoboCop" (Robert Burke).
This is not the greatest way to end the cult favorite movie trilogy. It is probably the most forgettable of the entire series in fact.
Although the story is pretty good, the script is not the best. And because of the weak script, the performances are only fair.
The one thing that seriously hurt this movie is that it is PG-13, while the others were rated R. Because of the rating, the action sequences are very much less violent than the other two, and the language is toned down quite a bit. I believe they were trying to market "RoboCop" to a more broader audience at this time. They released a cartoon series for television, and had "RoboCop" come to the aid of a professional wrestler known as Sting in a heavily hyped appearance on a World Championship Wrestling pay-per-view telecast (the PPV was even titled "Capitol Combat '90: The Return of RoboCop"). If you ask me, this was a serious mistake like when they turned "Rambo" into a cartoon.
Another problem with this film is that the budget is lower than the previous instalments. The first movie was known for the incredible special effects, make-up and obvious stop-motion effects. In first movie had major splatter when the "bullets" hit their target, that was obviously missing in this film.
None of the performances stood out, with a slight exception of Burke, who takes over the title role from Peter Weller. There was also some problems with the development of the new characters introduced in this movie.
Sad to say, I can only recommend this one if you happen upon it on HBO or On Demand. It's not the perfect movie, but it is pretty much watchable.
yet another movie series that I am seeing out of order, it was decent, you could tell that the series started in the 80's with some of the dialogue that was in this movie
God awful...he should have just draw his gun and shot hisself in the head. I would have given that 2 stars.
this series went down hill after the first one, can't say that it was very memorable, I think this was the one with ninjas...lol
I still think Fred Dekker could have become the next Carpenter. Robocop 3 is my favorite of the series, emotionally speaking, because it's for kids, and I'm a kid.
Robocop (Robert Burke) becomes a rogue officer and defends the homless people when OCP wipe out their neighbourhood for construction of Delta City.
Also stars Nancy Allen, CCH Pounder and Rip Torn.
Tout un homme ce RoboCop! Lol! Quand tu regardes ça en 2008, yé moins impressionnant mais j'aime bien l'histoire des policiers contre le public...
Robocop 3 ends with a note - even Robots are human beings. But then the movie doesn't live up to it's franchise and fails even more with a mediocre story and badly re-written script. The violence and gore is tone down from R rating to PG-13. Fans were disappointed with this 2nd sequel.
I really don't think this movie should of went this part. Plus all the upgrades he got. I just think they should of stopped after the first one.
This movie had no redeeming values whatsoever. You would never think that such a bad movie could come from the original but here it is.
If you pretend Robocop 1 & 2 never existed this movie is a whole lot cooler.
The Pros: Looks good. Natural evolution of the story. Has that social commentary I adore.
The Cons: Disappointing departure from the brutal mature tone of the first two. New actor plays Robocop and it's really really noticeable. Poor filmmaking choices (franchise killed by "Hollywooditis").
Judged as a movie and not compared to its predecessors, it's an above average piece of action-adventure cinema. Judged as the 2nd sequel to Robocop, it is way too Hollywood (overblown and watered down)
kinda disapointing but still a good movie its good id segest watching it it dont really follow the first 2 movies but its still a good one
This movie I liked, I still liked the action parts and it still had humor to it. The only thing is the tone was really pulled back. Not a good thing in my book. Secondly no Peter Weller, thirdly same concept idea. But not the same story! Which is why this movie did not to so well as the others.
Man was this bad. It was way too silly and the action didn't make any sense half the time. The story was poorly written and they seemed to build things up just to end it without so much as a shout. Like the whole sword wielding android that was hunting him down. That problem was taken care of in about 3 seconds.
A mere shadow of the first instalment of this series. The concept seems to be left behind in an attempt to try and make some dollars.
another film...another big let down.again the effects are lame and now they have gone down the teen audience route,destroying any chance of a good movie...dont bother,peter weller did'nt.
OCP has gone military-style...It takes a stronger Robo to take 'em down this time, but he gets it done in style!
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