The theme of the whole movie revolves around machines or humans? Is the current Murphy a machine or a person after the transformation? I think this question is worth arguing about. First of all, his body composition is already the majority of machines, and his body composition only has a face, brain, lungs and a palm, but you can't say that he is a machine , because he is preserved as the most fundamental things of human beings-thoughts and feelings, which are the most fundamental things that distinguish human beings from other animals and plants. But you can hardly say that he is a person in his life. The normal life of a normal person should be like this - a career (even if it is not a career, at least a job), and an emotional sustenance - family. But the second half of Murphy's life will be pure work, which means that when his other police colleagues come home from get off work to enjoy the warmth of family, he can only stay in the cold laboratory and take his own rest-maintenance and Maintenance, and mental rest? Maybe Murphy can no longer enjoy family life. In this regard, the nature of his life, the quality of his life, is actually no different from a machine. The basic maintenance and maintenance of his body is only to make the machine live longer and work. longer.
In fact, Murphy has been switching between humans and robots throughout the film: as a human Murphy defeated the robot warrior and passed the final test, but was entered into a large number of criminal records (especially those who saw himself killed). Surveillance video) His emotions were affected and the system collapsed. Dr. Norton applied drugs to deprive him of his emotions and forcibly turned him into a machine again, but in the end he returned to human nature because of
his son ’s depression (personally, I think he can override the priority of ordinary cases and investigate his own case first.) is to restore humanity), including the final shot at the boss, where humanity prevails over the machine. Of course, the film does not completely deny machinery, at least Murphy, the Robocop, has uncovered the police chief hidden in the depths. No matter how legal a society is, it cannot avoid corruption caused by human nature (greed), perhaps, A machine without emotion or desire is the most impartial enforcer.
In addition, I want to talk about the Omni company in the show. I think their behavior is explaining the face of a real businessman - mercenary, including transforming Murphy, using him to advertise and promote laws that are beneficial to their company, including the last thing after the exposure To try to cut the weeds. It is an irony that the boss finally died of the proud product in his eyes.
Personally, I feel that the theme of the whole film "Robocop" is not lost, but the whole film can hardly be called a classic. Sometimes I feel that several villains died too quickly, and the fighting scenes make people feel It didn't reach the climax it should have, but it ended. Is the pace too fast? Or am I responding too slowly? In short, the film is generally good, but the details (especially the battle plot) need to be improved.
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