I haven't seen the old version of "Robocop", so when the protagonist "successfully operated" and took off his armor for the first time to show his remnant body, the exposed cyborg brain and cyborg lungs with clear blood vessels were quite shocking.
The plot setting of the movie is nothing new, the only thing that impressed me was this scene. The visual impact of this mechanical body and human brain is so strong that the other intense gunfights in the film can't excite me at all.
Strangely enough, this image reminds me of the famous Sphinx (the Sphinx). At first glance, they are like monsters, but they have special existence value.
People in this film are still quite repulsive to robots. I don't know if I was worried because I watched "Terminator". So it is better to put a human head on the machine than to improve the IQ of the robot. Unfortunately, the human brain also degenerates. After the male protagonist is old, if unfortunately he is demented, wouldn't this body be scrapped? The cost of maintaining social order is really high!
In fact, the profession of "warrior" itself is quite mechanized. Just imagine how much impact a sentimental person will receive on the battlefield! Whatever the righteous reason, killing another life will always leave its mark on the mind.
Smart human beings, instead of spending a lot of time and energy on how to win in war, why not work harder to make the world more peaceful? Come to think of it, the human brain is sometimes not much stronger than the machine brain.
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