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RoboCop

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In an overly commercialized future, desensitized to violence, a terminally wounded cop returns to the force as a powerful cyborg haunted by submerged memories.

Genre:

Action, Crime, Sci-Fi

Actors:

Peter Weller, Nancy Allen, Dan OHerlihy, Ronny Cox, Kurtwood Smith, Miguel Ferrer, Robert DoQui, Ray Wise, Felton Perry, Paul McCrane, Jesse D. Goins, ...»

Director:

Paul Verhoeven

Country:

United States

Release:

1987

IMDb:

7.6

Quality:

Duration:

102 min

KEYWORDS:

#Dan OHerlihy #Kurtwood Smith #Miguel Ferrer #Nancy Allen #Paul Verhoeven #Peter Weller #RoboCop (1987) #Ronny Cox

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ACTORS OF "RoboCop"

Peter Weller

24 June 1947, Stevens Point, Wisconsin, USA

Nancy Allen

24 June 1950, New York City, New York, USA

Dan O'Herlihy

1 May 1919, Wexford, Ireland

Ronny Cox

23 July 1938, Cloudcroft, New Mexico, USA

Kurtwood Smith

3 July 1943, New Lisbon, Wisconsin, USA

Miguel Ferrer

7 February 1955, Santa Monica, California, USA

Robert DoQui

20 April 1934, Stillwater, Oklahoma, USA

Ray Wise

20 August 1947, Akron, Ohio, USA

Felton Perry

11 September 1945, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Paul McCrane

19 January 1961, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Jesse D. Goins

Del Zamora

Calvin Jung

17 February 1945, New York City, New York, USA

Rick Lieberman

10 May 1950, New York City, New York, USA

Lee de Broux

7 May 1941, La Mesa, California, USA

Mark Carlton

15 January 1945, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, USA

Edward Edwards

Michael Gregory

26 November 1944, Brooklyn, New York, USA

Freddie Hice

Neil Summers

28 April 1944, London, England, UK

Gene Wolande

Gregory Poudevigne

Charles Carroll

12 May 1952, Los Angeles, California, USA

15 April 1954, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Stephen Berrier

Sage Parker

4 August 1955, Orleans, France

Karen Radcliffe

Darryl Cox

8 April 1955, Wiesbaden, Hesse, Germany

Jerry Haynes

31 January 1927, Dallas, Texas, USA

William Shockley

17 September 1963, Lawrence, Kansas, USA

23 July 1956, Los Angeles, California, USA

Adrianne Sachs

8 October 1957, Brasília, Distrito Federal, Brazil

14 November 1952, Pratt, Kansas, USA

Michael Hunter

Spencer Prokop

1 August 1957, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA

Debra Zach

L.J. King

David Packer

25 August 1962, Passaic, New Jersey, USA

Leeza Gibbons

26 March 1957, Hartsville, South Carolina, USA

Mario Machado

22 April 1935, Shanghai, China

26 August 1958, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA

James Field

30 September 1970, Cardiff, New South Wales, Australia

Allan Graf

16 December 1949, USA

Katie Griffin

14 January 1973, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Brad Jacobowitz

22 May 1981, Bronx, New York, USA

Chip Johnson

Debra Lamb

24 November 1963, Portland, Oregon, USA

18 July 1938, Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands

Mark Edward Walters

May 1, 1974 in Dallas, Texas, USA

Sean Wohland

3 October 1975, West Covina, California, USA

DIRECTORS OF "RoboCop"

Paul Verhoeven

18 July 1938, Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands

CREATORS OF "RoboCop"

Michael Miner

Edward Neumeier

HEROES OF "RoboCop"

RoboCop

Played by: Peter Weller

Officer Anne Lewis

Played by: Nancy Allen

The Old Man

Played by: Dan O'Herlihy

Dick Jones

Played by: Ronny Cox

Clarence Boddicker

Played by: Kurtwood Smith

Bob Morton

Played by: Miguel Ferrer

Sergeant Warren Reed

Played by: Robert DoQui

Leon C. Nash

Played by: Ray Wise

Donald Johnson

Played by: Felton Perry

Emil M. Antonowsky

Played by: Paul McCrane

Joe P. Cox

Played by: Jesse D. Goins

Kaplan

Played by: Del Zamora

Steve Minh

Played by: Calvin Jung

Sal

Played by: Lee de Broux

Ron Miller

Played by: Mark Carlton

Manson

Played by: Edward Edwards

Lieutenant Hedgecock

Played by: Michael Gregory

Dougy

Played by: Neil Summers

Kinney

Played by: Kevin Page

Starkweather

Played by: Tyrees Allen

Rape Victim

Played by: Donna Keegan

Hophead

Played by: Mike Moroff

Ellen Murphy

Played by: Angie Bolling

James Murphy

Played by: Jason Levine

Bixby Snyder

Played by: S.D. Nemeth

Jess Perkins

Played by: Leeza Gibbons

Casey Wong

Played by: Mario Machado

CRITICS OF "RoboCop"

Philadelphia Daily News

It proceeds from a vision, and it takes that vision seriously. It ends up being moving -- and for a comic book of a movie, that's no small achievement.

February 11, 2014

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Chicago Tribune

RoboCop relies for most of its impact -- and, more disturbingly, for much of its comedy -- on an absurd exaggeration of physical force.

February 11, 2014

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CinePassion

Paul Verhoeven on blockbuster explosions like Douglas Sirk on lachrymose households

April 21, 2014

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Chicago Reader

There's a brooding, agonized quality to the violence that almost seems subversive, as if Verhoeven were both appalled and fascinated by his complicity in the toxic action rot.

June 05, 2007

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Christian Science Monitor

The story amounts to a celebration of brute force in a crudely etched law-and-order context.

February 11, 2014

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Antagony & Ecstasy

A perfect version of the thing it sets out to be, one of the most intellectual and propulsive of all '80s action films.

February 18, 2014

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People Magazine

Robocop is a strangely perverse pleasure. Who would expect such a rattletrap concoction to emerge as this summer's sleeper?

February 11, 2014

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Film4

Paul Verhoeven's glorious sci-fi satire combines searing social comedy with some of the most graphic ultra-violence ever to grace legitimate cinema.

February 11, 2014

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ReelViews

A sci-fi action film with a silly title that turned out to be a biting satire of big business practices.

July 14, 2009

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Los Angeles Times

Verhoeven's strong suits have always been visual energy and a Rabelaisan realism: a gutsy, jovial way of ripping through social systems.

February 11, 2014

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Philadelphia Inquirer

When the law-enforcing RoboCop cleans up corrupt Motown, his victory is satisfying because he's got machinery and morals on his side. RoboCop is where high-tech meets High Noon.

February 11, 2014

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Orlando Sentinel

Like the tormented figure at its center, this movie combines the mechanical with the human. And though much of the film is made up of spare parts from cop shows, exploitation flicks and comic books, it nevertheless comes to life.

February 11, 2014

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GALLERY OF "RoboCop"