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I'm Casey Wong with Jesse Perkins.
Top story, Pretoria.
The thr*at of nuclear confrontation
in South Africa escalated today
when the ruling
white m*llitary government
of that besieged city-state
unveiled a French-made neutron b*mb
and affirmed its willingness
to use the three megaton device
as the city's last line of defense.
And the President's first press conference
from the Star Wars
orbiting peace platform
got off to a shaky start,
when power failed causing a brief,
but harmless, period of weightlessness
for the visiting President and his staff.
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Three dead police officers,
one critically injured.
Police union leaders blame
Omni Consumer Products, OCP,
the firm which recently
entered into a contract with the city
to fund and run the
Detroit Metropolitan Police Department.
d*ck Jones, Division President, OCP.
Every policeman knows
when he joins the force
that there are certain inherent risks
that come with the territory.
Ask any cop, he'll tell you,
"If you can't stand the heat,
you better stay out of the kitchen."
Although seriously wounded,
Officer Frank Frederickson escaped
and identified this man.
Clarence Boddicker,
unofficial crime boss of Old Detroit.
Now sought in connection
with the deaths of 31 police officers.
Today, he's at large,
while doctors
at Henry Ford Memorial Hospital
fight to save the life
of Officer Frank Frederickson.
Good luck, Frank.
Attempted m*rder?
It's not like he k*lled someone.
This is a clear violation
of my client's civil rights.
Make it aggravated as*ault,
and I can make bail, in cash, now.
Listen, pal, your client's a scumbag,
you're a scumbag,
and scumbags see the judge
on Monday morning!
Now get out of my police station,
and take laughing boy with you!
Get over there!
You have the right to remain
silent. Do you understand me?
Sure, sure.
- Priors?
- No.
Hi.
Uh, Murphy.
Transferring in from Metro South.
Nice precinct.
Yeah, pretty good.
We work for a living down here, Murphy.
Get your armor and suit up.
Please take me home!
Not now, E.J. Get a cup of coffee.
Oh, Sarge.
Stark, is there any word on Frederickson?
They're still listing him as critical.
His wife must be going out of her mind.
- Murphy, huh?
- Yeah, that's me.
- Manson
- Hi.
What brings you to this little paradise?
Beats me, man. I think OCP's moving
a lot of new guys up here.
Omni Consumer Products.
What a bunch of morons.
They're gonna manage this department
right into the ground!
- Where are you from?
- Metro South.
Welcome to hell.
- Murphy.
- Yo!
They cut 10 guys
loose over on the east side.
You try to get backup
when you're in a jam.
Yeah, try to get a medevac
after you've been jammed.
I'll tell you what we should do.
We should strike. f*ck 'em!
Oh, boy.
The funeral's tomorrow.
The department requests
all officers not on duty to attend.
Any donations for the family
may be given to Cecil as usual.
And I don't want to hear
any more talk about strike!
We're not plumbers. We're police officers.
And police officers don't strike.
Murphy, front and center.
Hello, tiger.
Hey, hey, hey!
Oh, yes!
Lewis, come here when you're finished
f*cking around with your suspect.
Get on your feet!
This guy's gonna be your new partner.
Murphy, meet Lewis.
Show him the neighborhood.
Glad to know you, Murphy.
Pretty neat.
I better drive
until you know your way around.
I usually drive
when I'm breaking in a new partner.
You really think
the old man is gonna be there?
Why would they invite us?
All division heads
are bringing their support teams.
It's big.
I figure they're green-lighting Delta City.
What, are you kidding?
They never do anything ahead of schedule.
It's Jones. He's got the 209 series online
and now he wants to show off.
That's a tough break, Bob.
What? What?
Well, ED-209 ran
into serious delays and cost overruns.
The old man ordered a backup plan.
95th floor.
Have a nice day.
Probably just to light a fire
under Jones' ass.
- Yeah?
- Old Bob here gets the assignment.
Yeah.
Nobody in Security Concepts
takes it seriously.
It's a better plan. f*cking Jones!
I'd go straight to the Old Man if I could.
Don't mess with Jones, man.
He'll make sushi out of you.
Yeah, you better be careful, man.
I heard Jones is a real shark.
- Who asked you, twerp?
- Bob.
What about this police thing,
what's the problem?
Their union's been bitching
ever since we took over.
You know, the usual nonsense.
We'll turn things around.
Mmm-hmm. Good, very good.
Let's get started.
Now, friends,
I've had this dream
for more than a decade now.
A dream which I've invited you all
to share with me.
In six months,
we begin construction of Delta City.
Where Old Detroit now stands.
Old Detroit has a cancer.
The cancer is crime.
And it must be cut out
before we employ the 2 million workers
that will breathe life
into this city again.
Yes.
Although shifts in the tax structure
have created an economy
ideal for corporate growth,
community services,
in this case law enforcement,
have suffered.
I think it's time we gave something back.
d*ck.
Take a close look
at the track record of this company.
And you'll see that
we have gambled in markets
traditionally regarded as nonprofit.
Hospitals, prisons, space exploration.
I say good business is where you find it.
As you know,
we've entered into a contract with the city
to run local law enforcement.
But at Security Concepts,
we believe an efficient police force
is only part of the solution.
No. We need something more.
We need a 24-hour-a-day police officer.
A cop that doesn't need to eat or sleep.
A cop with superior firepower
and the reflexes to use it.
Fellow executives,
it gives me great pleasure to introduce
you to the future of law enforcement.
ED-209.
The Enforcement Droid series 209
is a self-sufficient law enforcement robot.
209 is currently programmed
for urban pacification,
but that is only the beginning.
After a successful tour of duty
in Old Detroit,
we can expect 209 to become the hot
m*llitary product for the next decade.
- Dr. McNamara.
- We'll need an arrest subject.
- Mr. Kinney.
- Yes, sir?
Would you come up
and give us a hand, please?
Yes, sir.
Mr. Kinney is going to help us simulate
a typical arrest and disarming procedure.
Mr. Kinney,
use your g*n in a threatening manner.
- Point it at ED-209.
- Yes, sir.
Please put down your w*apon.
You have 20 seconds to comply.
I think you'd better do what he says,
Mr. Kinney.
You now have 15 seconds to comply.
- You are in direct violation...
- Cut the power! Pull the board!
...of Penal Code 1-13, Section 9.
You now have five seconds to comply.
Help! Help me!
Four, three, two, one.
I am now authorized to use physical force.
It's horrible.
Somebody want to call
a g*dd*mn paramedic?
- Let's go, Johnson!
- You pull the plug on this thing!
All right, don't touch him.
Don't touch him!
He didn't hear the g*n drop.
He didn't hear it?
Oh, God.
d*ck, I'm very disappointed.
I'm sure it's only a glitch,
a temporary setback.
You call this a glitch?
We're scheduled to begin construction
in six months.
Your temporary setback could cost us
$50 million in interest payments alone.
Not necessarily, sir.
Perhaps you're aware
of the RoboCop program
developed by myself at Security Concepts
as a contingency
against just this sort of thing.
Thank you for your concern, Mr. Morton.
I'm sure this is something
we can take up in my office...
Now, wait a minute. d*ck!
Get me out of here!
Maybe what we need here
is a fresh perspective.
Tell me about your plan, Mr. Morton.
How long will it take?
We're ready to go, sir.
We've restructured the police department
and placed prime candidates
according to risk factor.
I'm confident that we can go to prototype
within 90 days.
Good, very good.
Get your staff together, Mr. Morton.
I'll expect a full presentation
in 20 minutes.
Thank you, sir.
Yes! Now, that's how it's done
in the big leagues, Johnson.
You see an opening, you go for it.
You better watch your back, Bob.
Jones is going to come looking for you.
f*ck Jones. He fumbled the ball
and I was there to pick it up.
Too bad about Kinney.
That's life in the big city.
When do we start?
As soon as
some poor schmuck volunteers.
Unit 3509, proceed to Hall and Grand.
411 involving indigents.
Roger, we're on our way.
Pretty fancy moves, Murphy.
Yeah, my son, Jimmy,
watches this cop show, TJ Lazer,
and this Lazer guy does this
every time he takes down a bad guy.
So naturally,
my kid thinks every good cop should be...
And you don't want to disappoint him.
Yeah, well, role models
can be very important to a boy.
Okay, okay, I get a kick out of it.
All units, all units, sector 9.
- That's for...
- 2-11 in progress.
Why don't you drive?
...the suspects are armed
and considered dangerous.
sh*t.
I don't believe it!
What?
You b*rned the f*cking money!
I had to blow the door. What do you want?
It's as good as marked, you assh*le!
You stupid, stupid assh*le!
- Clarence!
- What? What do you want?
We got a cop on our tail.
- Come on, man, speed it up!
- Move it!
This crate ain't gonna outrun a cop.
- Slow down, then.
- What, are you crazy, man?
Shut the f*ck up and do it! Just do it!
Central, this is 154.
We're in pursuit of 2-11 suspect.
Request backup.
Roger, 154.
- Backup currently unavailable.
- Give me your piece.
Backup E.T.A., 15 minutes.
Bobby, get the door!
Everybody load up!
All right, let's go. Come on!
- Okay.
- All right, here we go.
Now.
What the f*ck? Where did he go?
Emil?
Here! He's up here!
He's on the side.
He's over here!
Get him!
sh*t, Clarence, my leg!
Leon, pick him up.
- Ready?
- No, hang on.
Bobby.
- Can you fly, Bobby?
- Clarence, no!
Hit it!
No!
Central, this is unit 154.
We located that van by the old mill
in Sector 3D.
- Now, where is that backup?
- Backup is still unavailable.
Oh, man!
We estimate 10 minutes
before units can arrive.
Well, you call it.
- Let's do it.
- Okay.
Go.
Stay in touch.
Freeze.
Okay, let's see those hands.
Nice and easy.
Sure.
Mind if I zip this up?
We keep robbing banks,
but we never get to keep the money.
Takes money to make money.
We steal money to buy coke,
then sell the coke
to make even more money.
Capital investment, man.
Yeah, why bother making it
when we can just steal it?
Ain't no better way to
steal money than free enterprise.
- Smoke?
- No.
- You know, those things will k*ll you.
- Yeah.
You want to live forever?
Bixby!
What a cake! Oh, boy!
Hey.
Don't move.
Go ahead and do it.
Dead or alive, you're coming with me.
Lewis. Lewis!
Lewis, I got a situation here, girl.
Okay, tough guy, get up. Get up!
Turn around.
Spread your legs. That's right.
Lewis, where are you? You all right?
Put your hands on your head. Lewis?
Why don't you let us
take over from here, Emil?
- Your ass is mine.
- No.
Not yet it ain't.
Well, what have we here?
You a good cop, hotshot?
Sure you are.
Why, you got to be some kind of great cop
to come in here all by yourself.
Where's your partner?
Where's your partner?
Well, guys, the other one was upstairs.
She was sweet, mmm, mmm, mmm.
I took her out.
I bet that really pisses you off.
You probably don't think
I'm a very nice guy.
Do you?
Buddy, I think you're slime.
You see, I got this problem.
Cops don't like me, so I don't like cops.
Well, give the man a hand.
He's all yours.
- All right, look out.
- Turn around, man.
Pretty boy, over here.
sh*t! I'm out of a*mo.
Me, too.
Hey Clarence, he's still alive.
Does it hurt? Does it hurt?
Okay, fun's over.
Okay, let's get out of here.
Good night, sweet prince.
Hey, wait up, wait up, wait up.
Murphy.
Get him over. Lift!
Get the ventilator.
Put him in OR 4.
Easy, easy. Turn.
Slow it down now.
Slow it down, slow it down.
Okay, hit the door.
Let me get pressure.
Mask him.
Got a pressure of 60 palp.
All right,
we have to intubate this guy.
Apply cricoid pressure.
Okay. All right,
I got it in. Breath sounds.
- You're in.
- Other side.
Okay, let's go ahead
and get the MAST trousers up.
Let's get the clothes off.
Okay, clothes off.
Let's prep him for a central line.
Let's get some blood drawn.
Type and crossing, six units.
His pressure's dropping.
Okay, I've got a central line in.
I'm getting pressure back. Normal saline.
Can you do that, Dad?
I really have to tell you something.
- What's our blood pressure?
- I've got 40 palp.
All right.
Coarse V-Fib.
Okay, we got to shock him.
Let's get the Ambu bag.
Clear the patches.
Put the Foley in.
Let's go ahead and blow
his MAST trousers.
Stand clear.
Stand clear. Shock him.
All right, no pulse.
Coarse V-Fib. Let's shock him again.
Clear.
All right, flatline.
Flatline. Let's go
intracardiac epinephrine.
Let's go.
Okay.
All right, it's in.
There's no pulse.
All right, let's go ahead
and shock a flat line, and let's quit.
Okay, everybody, clear!
Stand clear.
All right, I think that's all we can do.
Let's call it. What's the time?
6:15.
Sharp.
No, it's starting to roll.
Still rolling.
- sh*t!
- Nope.
Let me see.
Bring in the L.E.D.
Let's lock it down.
- He's on.
- What's the story?
We were able to save the left arm.
What? I thought we agreed
on total body prosthesis.
- Now, lose the arm, okay?
- Jesus, Morton.
Can he understand what I'm saying?
It doesn't matter.
We're gonna blank his memory, anyway.
Well, I think we should lose the arm.
What do you think, Johnson?
Well, he signed the release forms
when he joined the force.
He's legally dead.
We can do pretty much what we want to.
Lose the arm.
Shut him down. Prep him for surgery.
The entire outer skin will be like this.
It's titanium laminated with Kevlar.
Go ahead. Shake his hand.
Come here often? How you doing?
Oh, God!
He's got a hell of a grip.
It's 400 foot-pounds.
He could crush every bone in your hand.
All right. Attach it to his shoulder.
I like that.
You are gonna be a bad m*therf*cker.
Hey, look, look!
He's watching us!
How you doing?
- Hi!
- Hi!
Happy new year!
This is for you.
Happy new year.
We get the best of both worlds.
The fastest reflexes
modern technology has to offer,
onboard computer-assisted memory,
and a lifetime of on-the-street
law enforcement programming.
It is my great pleasure to present to you,
RoboCop.
Come on, come on, come on.
Come on. That's for you. That's for you.
Go, Robo.
I am what you call a repeat offender.
I repeat, I will offend again.
I get my orders from a higher source.
Shut up, assh*le.
Does your mother know you talk like that?
Bring him in through the side door.
This holding cell
has been set up for observation.
Looks perfect.
- What is this all about?
- Who is this guy?
- Sergeant John Reed.
- What's this all about?
It's about official OCP business.
So please, get lost.
I think we've got four
or five days setup...
Hey, this is bullshit!
I take my orders from...
What is this sh*t?
Yeah, good question.
- Hey, wait for me, partner.
- Let's go.
There they are.
Go.
When you are at rest,
you will sit in the chair.
Yes. I understand.
What about tracking?
We can check his exact location
at all times with one of these.
How does he eat?
His digestive system is extremely simple.
This processor dispenses
a rudimentary paste
that sustains his organic system.
Tastes like baby food.
Knock yourself out.
Mmm.
Okay, let's start with tracking.
- Give me a grid.
- Got it.
There.
- Target?
- Check.
- Target.
- Check.
Now follow.
Check.
Voice stress analyzer, one, two...
Ahhh.
- ...three.
- Ahhh.
- Check.
- Record.
Ahhh.
- Now playback.
- Bring it up 50 %.
- Now playback.
- Bring it up 50 %.
Give me a full frame.
- We got it.
- All right, clear out.
What are your prime directives?
Serve the public trust,
protect the innocent, uphold the law.
That's good.
That's very good.
Huh?
I f*cking love that guy!
Hey, Lewis, it's Supercop.
Look at that f*cking g*n.
sh*t!
- This guy's really good.
- He's not a guy. He's a machine.
What are they gonna do, replace us?
Come on.
- Reed.
- Yeah?
He needs a car.
Thank you.
Sure. Anytime.
Oh, yeah. Go get 'em, boy!
I'd buy that for a dollar!
Will there be anything else, sir?
Yeah, empty the register
and put the money in the bag.
Excuse me?
I said give me your money and all of it,
and don't f*ck with me!
Now move!
Open the safe, Pops.
Open the g*dd*mn safe!
We don't have a safe.
sh*t! There's your g*dd*mn safe!
Open that son of a bitch!
Quit stalling, man!
I'm gonna count to three!
You better open that son of a bitch.
Come on! Come on!
I'm gonna blow her brains out.
- I'll open the safe.
- Good boy.
Come on.
Well, you better open that
on the count of three.
One, two...
f*ck me.
Drop the g*n. You are under arrest.
f*ck me! f*ck me!
f*ck me! f*ck me!
f*ck me! f*ck me!
f*ck me!
Thank you for your cooperation.
Good night.
I'll buy that for a dollar!
Don't touch me! Get away! Get away!
We don't want your bag!
We want you!
Take it easy! We don't want to hurt you!
That's too much hair.
I know, we'll give her a haircut!
- Hey, hey.
- What?
There's more hair down there!
No, don't!
Please!
No!
Help me!
Help me!
Let the woman go. You are under arrest.
sh*t!
You better back up, pal!
'Cause, he's gonna k*ll her!
He's gonna k*ll her!
I'll f*ck this bitch!
He's gonna k*ll her, man!
He's gonna k*ll her!
Your move, creep.
Okay!
It's okay!
I was so scared. Thank you.
Thank you.
Madam, you have suffered
an emotional shock.
I will notify a r*pe crisis center.
All units, Sector 6,
please close intersections...
I don't care.
Get those men by the stairs now!
Hit it!
Terrorism has never been
a factor in city politics before.
But that changed today
when former city councilman Ron Miller
entered City Hall with a g*n.
He's now on the second floor
holding Mayor Gibson
and his staff hostage.
We do believe
that Miller has k*lled one of the hostages.
Lieutenant, what's next?
We wait.
Terrorism is a very tricky business.
Maximum and immediate retaliation
is the best policy.
But unfortunately...
Excuse us.
Where are you going?
Statement, please.
Let's have some crowd control!
Come on, get these people back!
Where the hell do you think you're going?
Keep him talking.
Who made you?
Are you invincible?
Okay, Miller, don't hurt the Mayor.
We'll give you whatever you want.
First, don't f*ck with me!
I'm a desperate man!
And second, I want some fresh coffee!
And third, I want a recount!
And no matter how it turns out,
I want my old job back!
Okay.
And I want a bigger office!
And I want a new car!
And I want the City to pay for it all!
What kind of car, Miller?
Something with reclining leather seats,
that goes really fast and
gets really shitty gas mileage!
How about the 6000 SUX?
Yeah! Okay, sure!
What about cruise control?
Does it come with cruise control?
Hey, no problem, Miller. Let the Mayor go,
we'll even throw in a Blaupunkt.
Lieutenant, don't jerk me off!
When people jerk me off, I k*ll them!
You want to see?
Get up, Your Honor, get up. Get up!
Your public wants to see you!
Nobody ever takes me seriously!
We'll get serious now!
And kiss the Mayor's ass good-bye!
RoboCop. Who is he?
What is he? Where does he come from?
He's OCP's newest soldier
in their revolutionary
crime management program.
OCP spokesmen claim
that the fearless machine
has crooks on the run in Old Detroit.
Today, kids at Lee Iacocca
Elementary School
got to meet in person
what their parents only
read about in comic books.
Robo, excuse me, Robo.
Any special message
for all the kids watching at home?
Stay out of trouble.
More fighting in the Mexican crisis today
when American troops
participated in a joint raid
with Mexican nationals
against rebel rocket positions in Acapulco.
Now this.
Red alert.
Red alert. Red alert.
You crossed my line of death.
You haven't dismantled your MX stockpile.
Pakistan is threatening my border.
That's it, buster. No more m*llitary aid.
Nukem,
get them before they get you.
Today, labor leaders agreed
to sanction construction
of OCP's Delta City,
thereby creating an estimated one million
much-needed new jobs,
despite questions about worker safety
in dangerous Old Detroit.
Robert Morton, vice president,
Security Concepts, OCP.
I'm afraid I can't comment on Delta City.
That's not my division.
But I will tell you this.
At Security Concepts,
we're projecting the end of crime
in Old Detroit within 40 days.
There's a new guy in town.
His name's RoboCop.
Hey, hey, hey. Bobby boy.
Vice president. Congratulations.
Handball Tuesday night?
Bill, I'd love to. But I got a date.
Couple models coming
over to my place. Know what I mean?
I'd buy that for a dollar.
Welcome to the club, Bob.
...and that's a true story.
Making a real name for yourself
in Security Concepts with RoboCop.
I try.
Let me in on the bottom line, pal.
I hear Jones was plenty pissed.
Oh, you know, he's got this k*ller rep,
but it's a smokescreen.
Let's face it, he's lost his teeth.
The guy's a p*ssy.
Are we talking
about the same d*ck Jones?
Hey, he's old, we're young,
and that's life.
I got to...
I got to go. I got a meeting.
Congratulations, Bob.
Thanks.
I remember when I was
a young executive for this company.
I used to call the old man funny names.
Iron Butt,
Boner.
Once, I even called him assh*le.
But there was always respect.
I always knew where the line was drawn.
And you just stepped over it, buddy boy.
You've insulted me,
and you've insulted this company
with that bastard creation of yours!
I had a guaranteed m*llitary sale
with ED-209!
Renovation program.
Spare parts for 25 years.
Who cares if it worked or not?
The old man thought
it was pretty important,
d*ck.
You know, he's a sweet old man.
And he means well.
But he's not going to live forever.
And I'm number two around here.
Pretty simple math, huh, Bob?
You just
f*cked with the wrong guy.
You're out of your f*cking mind.
You better pray
that that unholy monster of yours
doesn't screw up.
- You hungry?
- No, thanks.
No.
g*dd*mn rebels blew up the airport
in Acapulco yesterday.
Great. We were going there next week.
Wait, what was that?
Hey, look! Bucket boy's online.
Halt. Stop! Wait a minute!
What the hell's going on?
- I don't know. He just left.
- Just left?
Roosevelt!
Rosie, we got a problem.
Out of the way!
Take a look at this.
sh*t! Call Bob Morton!
Jerry, book him.
I'll catch up with you later.
Hello. I haven't really had a chance
to introduce myself.
I'm Anne Lewis.
Do you have a name?
How can I help you, Officer Lewis?
That's not really what I meant.
Don't you have a name?
Hold it.
Just sign right here, sir.
You don't understand.
I'm OCP.
Murphy, it's you.
You really don't remember me, do you?
Excuse me.
I have to go.
Somewhere there is a crime happening.
Stop!
What did you talk to him about?
What did you say?
- Nothing.
- sh*t.
sh*t.
Stop!
You there, stop!
You're in a lot of trouble, Officer!
Come on!
I was assured full cooperation
by this precinct, buddy,
and if it gets screwed up
by one of your grunts,
I'm gonna have your job.
- What's the update?
- It's hard to be 100 %.
We have a glitch or what?
This system was never designed
to experience detailed somatic response.
He had a dream, a dream.
- This cop saw fit to question him.
- I didn't question him.
I asked him his name. He didn't know.
Great. Let me make it real clear for you.
He doesn't have a name.
He's got a program.
He's product. Is that clear?
Sure.
I say we pull him in, run a systems check,
the works.
Take a week. Maybe 10 days.
You want to take him offline
because he had a dream?
What, are you kidding?
Let's get out of here.
- Listen, Reed.
- Yeah?
Try to keep one thing in mind.
This project doesn't concern cops.
It's classified. It's OCP.
You got it, mister?
Yeah, I got it.
Good.
Right, we keep him on the street...
Sorry, Sarge.
I f*cked up.
Forget it, kid.
This guy's a serious assh*le.
Give me all your money, bookworm,
or I blow your brains out.
Now fill it up on number 7.
Don't do nothing stupid, man.
I'm a good sh*t.
I could hit you in the eye from here.
Hey, man, what you reading in there?
You a college boy or something?
I bet you think you're pretty smart?
Think you could outsmart a b*llet?
What do you say we find out?
I'm talking to you! What do you say?
I'm talking to you!
Drop it.
Dead or alive, you are coming with me.
I know you.
You're dead.
We k*lled you!
We k*lled you!
We k*lled you!
You're dead.
We k*lled you!
Who are you?
Who are you?
Jerry, Jerry. Look who it is.
Can I help you, sir?
- No.
- What is it exactly that you want?
You can't enter here! Wait a second!
Just a minute!
This is a restricted area!
He's in.
Murphy, it's you.
Murphy, it's you.
Murphy, it's you.
Murphy, it's you.
Welcome, shopper.
Let's take a stroll through your new home.
This is a one-family house
built by ZEM Industries.
Situated near schools
and shopping centers,
this progressive development
has a growth factor of 7.
Wow.
Can you do that, Dad?
ANNOUNCER:... and, say, it doesn't matter
who cooks in your family,
because this kitchen by Food Concepts
makes everything a snap.
Dad.
Come on, Dad. Come on, Dad.
Get in the picture.
Come on, come on.
I really have to tell you something.
I love you.
That's the master bedroom.
A functional space
with a touch of elegance.
Have you thought it all over?
Why not make me an offer?
Where is Clarence Boddicker?
Okay?
- sh*t!
- Let's talk.
Son of a bitch!
There's just something
about the way it sounds.
Vice president.
It just turns me on.
God, you girls are so great.
I mean I just...
I love to be with intelligent women.
Smart is so sexy.
I know.
Sometimes I could
just think of something,
and it could just get me so horny.
Yeah, well,
a mind is a terrible thing to waste.
Yeah.
I get bored so easily.
Yep.
And you need lots of stimulation, Bobby.
- Yes, I do. Don't move.
- I won't.
Bob?
What?
- Bob, save some for me.
- Don't worry. I'll...
Must be the champagne. Stay here.
How you doing...
b*tches, leave.
Gee, Bobby. Bye.
- You gonna call me?
- Come on.
What the f*ck are you doing?
Do you know who I am?
If you think you're gonna
get away with this...
g*dd*mn it!
Stop! I'll give you anything you want!
Just please, please don't k*ll me, all right?
Hello, buddy boy. d*ck Jones here.
I guess you're on your knees about now,
begging for your life.
Pathetic.
You don't feel so cocky now, do you, Bob?
Whatever he's paying you,
I'll double it right now.
You know what the tragedy is here, Bob?
We could have been friends.
But you wouldn't go
through proper channels.
You went over my head.
That hurt.
But life goes on. It's an old story,
the fight for love and glory, huh, Bob?
It helps if you think of it as a game, Bob.
Every game has a winner and a loser.
I'm cashing you out, Bob.
We need more tubing.
I don't think
I want to pay you that, Sal.
I don't give a sh*t what
you want to pay. I set the prices here.
Listen, pal, maybe you haven't heard.
I'm the guy in Old Detroit.
You want space in my marketplace,
you're gonna have
to give me a volume discount.
I'm not into discounts.
Joe, show the man
what we brought him for Christmas.
Think about it, chum.
Good business is where you find it.
Okay, let me try to put
this in perspective.
You k*lled a bunch of cops.
The word around is that you've got
a lot of heavy connections downtown.
You make a lot of my friends nervous.
A lot of people
would love to see a guy like me
put a guy like you out of business.
I don't know. I don't know.
Maybe I'm just not making myself clear.
I don't want to f*ck with you, Sal.
But I got the connections.
I got the sales organization.
I got the muscle
to shove enough of this factory
so far up your stupid wop ass
that you'll sh*t snow for a year.
Frankie, blow this cocksucker's head off.
g*ns, g*ns, g*ns!
Come on, Sal!
The Tigers are playing tonight.
I never miss a game.
Just kidding.
Go!
Go.
Come quietly or there will be trouble.
f*ck you!
sh*t...
Clarence Boddicker, you are under arrest.
You have the right to remain silent.
f*ck you!
Hey, wait a minute. Wait a minute!
I'm protected, man. I've got protection!
You have the right to an attorney.
What is this sh*t?
g*dd*mn it.
g*dd*mn it! Listen to me!
Listen to me, you f*ck!
There's another guy.
He's OCP. He's a senior president.
Anything you say
may be used against you.
It's d*ck Jones!
Don't you get it? You cocksucker!
I work for d*ck Jones. d*ck Jones!
He's the number two guy at OCP.
OCP runs the cops!
You're a cop.
Cop.
Yes. I am a cop.
I don't like it any more
than you do, Reed, but listen!
You listen to me, you assh*le!
You're talking about shutting down
a major metropolitan police force.
Without cops,
this city would tear itself apart.
The Union thinks you should know
there was a strike vote last night.
We lost five guys last week.
We're getting creamed out there, Reed.
Book him.
What's the charge?
He's a cop k*ller.
sh*t!
Just give me my f*cking phone call.
I understand.
Look, the lawyers will
have you out in 24 hours.
Just don't say anything else.
Jesus, you really screwed up.
Don't you get it?
I work for d*ck Jones!
d*ck Jones!
I work for d*ck Jones!
He runs OCP. OCP runs the cops.
Come in, Officer.
You know, I don't usually see
anyone without an appointment,
but in your case, I'll make an exception.
You are under arrest.
On what charge?
Aiding and abetting a known felon.
Sounds like I'm in a lot of trouble.
You better take me in.
I will.
What's the matter, Officer?
I'll tell you what's the matter.
It's a little insurance policy
called Directive 4.
My little contribution
to your psychological profile.
Any attempt to arrest
a senior officer of OCP
results in shutdown.
What did you think?
That you were an ordinary police officer?
You're our product.
And we can't very well have our products
turning against us, can we?
Still a little fight left in you.
Maybe you'd like to meet a friend of mine.
I had to k*ll Bob Morton
because he made a mistake.
Now it's time to erase that mistake.
Put Lieutenant Hedgecock on the line.
There's trouble in the tower!
Prepare to fire.
- Hey, wait a second!
- He's a cop, for God's sakes!
- Hedgecock! You can't do that!
- We have orders to destroy it.
- Oh, sh*t!
- You're maniacs!
Fire at will.
Move in.
Murphy!
Murphy, it's me.
Lewis.
Move down!
On the next level.
Lieutenant!
Level 3, level 3. He's on level 3!
Over here! Over here!
Open fire!
It's back.
Big is back, because bigger is better.
6000 SUX.
Good evening.
I'm Jesse Perkins with Casey Wong.
Top story, Santa Barbara.
10,000 acres of wooded residential land
were scorched in an instant
when a laser cannon aboard
the strategic defense peace platform
misfired today
during routine start-up tests.
Casey.
Yes, it was a day of mourning
for the families of 113 people
known dead at this hour,
among them,
two former United States Presidents
who had retired in the Santa Barbara area.
A day of mourning for a country.
Police union representatives and OCP
continue negotiations today
in hopes of averting a citywide strike
by police,
scheduled to begin tomorrow at midnight.
Justin Ballard-Watkins has more.
They're still on duty,
but what about tomorrow?
That's the question we put to people
in the crime-plagued Lexington area.
They're public servants.
They got job security.
They're not supposed to strike.
It's a free society,
except there ain't nothin' free
'cause there's no guarantees, you know?
You're on your own.
It's the law of the jungle.
Be very careful.
Excuse me, please.
They must be remodeling.
Hiya, Barbara.
Listen, I'm here to see d*ck Jones.
But when I'm done,
I've got some free time.
Maybe you could fit me in.
He's expecting you, Mr. Boddicker.
You can keep the gum.
- This looks good.
- Get a measurement on that.
Bring a hammer, too.
Hey, Dickie boy. How's tricks?
That thing is still alive.
I don't know what you're talking about.
The police officer who arrested you,
the one you spilled your guts to.
Hey. Take a look at my face, d*ck.
He was trying to k*ll me.
He's a cyborg, you idiot.
He recorded every word you said.
His memory's admissible as evidence.
You involved me.
You're gonna have to k*ll it.
Listen, chief.
Your company built the f*cking thing.
Now I got to deal with it?
I don't have time for this bullshit.
Suit yourself, Clarence.
But Delta City begins construction
in two months.
That's 2 million workers
living in trailers.
That means dr*gs, gambling, prostitution.
Virgin territory for the man
who knows how to open up new markets.
One man could control it all,
Clarence.
I guess we're gonna be friends after all,
Richard.
Destroy it.
Gonna need some major firepower.
You got access to m*llitary weaponry?
We practically are the m*llitary.
Did you bring the g*n?
The precinct was deserted.
Half the force
didn't show up for work today.
Everyone else walks out at midnight.
I guess we're on strike.
I wasn't sure what you needed.
I sort of grabbed things.
Your g*n.
You asked for this?
I brought you some food.
No, thank you. I'm not hungry.
You may not like what you're going to see.
It's really good to see you again, Murphy.
Murphy had a wife and son.
What happened to them?
After the funeral, she moved away.
Where did they go?
She thought you were dead.
She started over again.
I can feel them.
But I can't remember them.
Leave me alone.
Happy birthday, Dave.
She's from me.
Well, can I have you both?
- Sure. We've had our sh*ts.
- Sure. We've had our sh*ts.
I'd buy that for a dollar!
Hey, Emil.
How's the Gray Bar Hotel?
Not bad. They let me keep the shirt.
Nobody popped my cherry.
Emil, how you doing, man?
Good to see you.
- Hey! Hey!
- Hey!
First they let me out of jail for free,
then what do I find
in the prison parking lot
but a brand new 6000 SUX.
Still got the factory sticker on it!
Clarence.
Joey's got a car just like yours, man.
Yo, Clarence, what do you think, buddy?
What do you got there, Clarence?
Wait up for me!
Whoa! A new toy! Can I play?
Watch this.
Wait... Wait a minute, Clarence, Clarence!
sh*t!
What the f*ck?
- Nice car, Joe.
- f*ck you, Clarence.
Let me try that.
Cobra as*ault Cannon. State of the art.
Bang! Bang!
I like it!
Give it up, f*gg*t. Let a man...
No, butthole! Get your own!
Come on!
Get the other g*n, Emil!
No car is safe!
Do it, Emil!
Heads up, you guys.
He's in the steel mill. Let's go.
All right, cut the horseshit!
We're moving out.
Come on, Emil!
Get your ass in the van!
Come on, lard ass, let's move it!
I'll get you, f*gg*t!
What are you doing?
My targeting system is a little messed up.
Can I help you?
Aim for me.
Are you locked in now?
Yes.
A little more to the left.
Here.
I figure that's dead-on.
Thank you.
- All right. Let's do it.
- Come on, man, let's smoke him!
The wrecking crew is here!
Where is that metallic mother?
Zip it up, will you man?
Nothing fancy. Just k*ll him.
Emil, in the van.
You should get out of here now.
Hey, we're partners.
Get the car.
Damn it! sh*t!
Looking for me?
Cut him off! Come on!
Go on, cut him off!
Go, go!
Okay! Now I got you!
sh*t!
Help me.
Don't touch me, man!
Help me.
God!
sh*t!
Bye-bye, baby.
Clarence!
Okay.
I give up.
I'm not arresting you anymore.
Now, wait a second.
Wait a minute.
You're taking this kind of personal,
aren't you?
Come on, man. Come on, now.
You're making me nervous.
Come on, you can't do this.
Come on now! Don't mess around!
Hey! Hey!
Come on, man, now, don't get cute!
Die, you bastard!
Yeah!
Yeah! All right!
All right!
I got him, Clarence! I got him!
Sayonara, RoboCop!
Lewis!
Lewis!
Murphy, I'm a mess!
They'll fix you.
They fix everything.
The police strike could really work for us.
By the end of the week, we can have
ED-209s in place all over the city
and expect immediate public support.
I've got one downstairs
guarding the building now.
You are illegally parked
on private property.
You have 20 seconds
to move your vehicle.
...because whatever happens,
this corporation will live up
to the guiding principles of its founder.
Courage, strength, conviction.
We will meet each new challenge
with the same aggressive attitude.
What is it?
I don't know.
How can we help you, Officer?
d*ck Jones is wanted for m*rder.
This is absurd! That thing is
a violent mechanical psychopath.
My program will not allow me to act
against an officer of this company.
These are serious charges.
What is your evidence?
I had to k*ll Bob Morton
because he made a mistake.
Now it's time to erase that mistake.
I had to k*ll Bob Morton
because he made a mistake.
Now it's time to erase that mistake.
He's got a g*n!
Get up!
I want a chopper. Now!
We will walk to the roof very calmly.
I will board the chopper with my hostage.
Anybody tries to stop me,
the old geezer gets it.
d*ck, you're fired!
Thank you.
Nice sh**ting, son. What's your name?
Murphy.
RoboCop (1987)
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