I just realized: RoboCop caught a bullet in the opening scenes, but he was too slow for the samurai android... dialing CinemaSins...

I got to speak with Fred Dekker, and something he said was he was shooting for a Frankenstein thing with it, and that's why the little girl was added. He specifically mentioned the scene in Frankenstein where the monster interacts with the little girl by a pond. I told him I hadn't picked up on that connection. And he said "Yeah, nobody else did either" lol.

There's a scene in RC3 that takes place at the police station, it begins with two uniformed cops bringing in a very combative bad guy. The focus of the scene is all the cops quit after hearing some bad news from OCP. Once all the cops are gone the unattended criminal suspects are offered jobs as police officers. My point in sharing this is, the two cops at the beginning of the scene...the one screen Right is my neighbor of 18 years, Chris Lee (sometimes credited as C. Derek Lee). He's mostly done stunt work but that often made him available as an extra as in RC3. He was in "Return of the Swamp Thing", "Smokey & the Bandit 3",  "Fled", "Turn of Faith", "Shake, Rattle & Hum" (stunt driving), "Sidesho" an independent film in which he was the main bad guy, "Sandtown" another independent film in which he had a fairly big role as well as stunt driving a dump truck, was an extra in several episodes of the TV series "In The Heat Of The Night", did some stunt driving for the TV show "Rescue 911" and was a member of Jason Lau's stunt team http://www.jasonlauwingchun.com/.  

All of that may seem pointless to most of you that read it but I just wanted to shine a small light on someone who has contributed to the industry as so many have, in his own way, without much recognition or fanfare. He's done a great job with every movie and TV role and he's been an awesome friend and neighbor.

"OCP wants to destroy Detroit to build a new city." Are we sure OCP are the bad guys here?

Message to studios:

Stop making violent action movie franchises family friendly!

Even though Frank Miller has his loyal fandom, he himself seems to have gotten crazier over the years.

This movie ruled when I was a kid
Didn’t notice how it didn’t compare to the first two until I was older
But still love this movie

I had the pleasure of working with one of the actors from Robocop 3 during my first community theater play. He played the OCP guy that says, "Sir...." right after Robocop flies in and blows up the tank.

"You are trespassing on Copyright film property. You have twenty seconds before I.... "
:::Minty rewires ED 209:::
"I am as loyal as a puppy."

I always knew it as "the one without Peter Weller" so never bothered with it.

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What kind of sunglasses are those? Because I want to get some.

I actually have never seen Robocop 3 in it's entirety. But I'm one of the few who actually like Robocop 2.

Now I want a pair of those LED light glasses.

I know where parts of this were filmed in Atlanta. I feel sorry for the cast and crew that had to be in that neighborhood back then.

I at first was like " I didn't know they made a Robocop 3 " then I started watching the clips and remembered I had seen Robocop3

Frank Miller grew up not far from me here in Vermont. All of my art class friends in high school and I were always big fans of his and were inspired by the thought of a fellow Vermonter making a great career for himself in comics and film.

I did love the short lived TV series back in the day, but i was only a kid to love that version of robocop that was friendly for daytime TV, I think you're right that if it was released a few years later or more, it could have been a success when the hangover from robocop 3 faded away, but it doesn't beat the R rated action & violence from the first 2 movies

fun fact: the pink caddi is actually a mark v lincoln continental which was in production for 77-79

Guy 1: we have to tone done the violence.
Guy 2: why
Guy 1: because kids like Robocop
Guy 2: what did the kids watch to fall in love with him.
Guy 1: you’re fired.

Robocop 1: kickass.
Robocop 2: Remember making fun of it, getting "shushed" by other patrons as others laughed.
Robocop 3: Saw the trailers, thought it was a joke, with the bad visual effects and blatant "homeless" propaganda.