Feeling the pain of his wife and children, Murphy is determined to fight back against the crime boss who planned to kill him...
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Robocop
Zion 2022-04-21 09:01:38
In 2028, Omni Corp., a robotics company specializing in arms development, produced a large number of well-equipped Robocops, and they were put into operations such as peacekeeping and crime punishment, and achieved remarkable results. In the city of Detroit, where criminals are rampant, Alex Murphy (Joel Kinnaman), a police officer who hates evil and has a strong sense of justice, was plotted by his enemies and his body was destroyed. With the help of the cutting-edge technology of Omni's genius doctor Dennett Norton (Gary Oldman), Murphy is resurrected in the form of Robocop. Several rounds of rigorous tests have shown that Murphy is enough to take on the responsibility of maintaining social order, and his reputation has skyrocketed among the public, while Murphy's wife Clara (Abbie Cornish) and son David are. It was hard to feel the warmth of his loved ones from him.
Feeling the pain of his wife and children, Murphy is determined to fight back against the crime boss who planned to kill him...
Feeling the pain of his wife and children, Murphy is determined to fight back against the crime boss who planned to kill him...
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Jaime 2022-04-24 07:01:04
Very general... If you come for the title of "Director Padilla of the Elite Force", you will be disappointed. This is the rhythm of entering the mainstream Hollywood director circle. The plot is simple and rough, the characters have no depth to speak of, Gary Oldman's role as a good guy has little room to play, and Michael Keaton is an ordinary villain. As for Samuel L. Jackson...you see, he wasn't even in the synopsis.
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Shannon 2022-03-24 09:01:32
American sci-fi action films, in recent years, Hollywood has set off a craze for remakes, re-investing in some quasi-classic or unpopular films, and remaking them with special effects in the new era. This film is also a classic remake, and the theme is still on Highlight the contradiction between man and machine. The scene is grand, the stunts are dazzling, and the final ending is full of human thinking. The TV shows that appear from time to time chain the entire film, which is very funny.
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Alex Murphy: Kind of suit is this?
Dr. Dennett Norton: It's not a... suit, Alex. It's... it-it's you. This was the only option. We're here, all of us, to make you whole again. Full body unlock. I want you to walk now, Alex. You can do that.
Alex Murphy: This seems so real.
Dr. Dennett Norton: Alex, it's-it's very important you understand what is happening. This is real. It's not a dream, i-it's not drugs or anesthetics.
Alex Murphy: I know I'm dreaming because I can feel all of this.
Jae Kim: Alex, amputees can often feel their missing appendages. It's called phantom limb sensation.
Alex Murphy: What do you mean "amputees?" What the hell did you do to me?
Dr. Dennett Norton: Alex, you need to relax.
Alex Murphy: Take this off me now.
Jae Kim: Alex...
Dr. Dennett Norton: You need to relax.
Alex Murphy: I need to get out of this thing.
Jae Kim: Alex, Dr. Norton saved all of...
Alex Murphy: What did you do to me?
[grabs Dr. Norton]
Alex Murphy: [shouting] What have you done to me?
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Raymond Sellars: Make him more, uh... tactical. Make him look, uh... Let's go with black.