The Future at the Speed of Bytes is gradually becoming the present, watching films that are quite old—from decades past—reflects what worries many of us today: losing our jobs because we’re being replaced by artificial intelligence.... Although in today’s recommendation, I think it would be a very wise move to remove the human element from the police force and replace almost all of them with robots, since I believe many abuse their badges to intimidate, abuse their power, and oppress the innocent 🚔🚔
RoboCop is a 1987 film that still feels very futuristic, despite today’s major advancements, as it combines humans and artificial intelligence to fully perform a job—in this case, that of an honorable law enforcement officer… a police officer.
It strikes me that the movie addresses social conflicts such as low wages and striking unions, suggesting that a possible solution is to replace them with robots—or to combine the two. That’s what we might very well experience in just a few years 😐😐
El Futuro a paso de Bytes se va convirtiendo en el ahora, ver films con mucha edad ya que son de decadas pasadas, reflejan lo que hoy a muchos nos preocupa que es el perder el trabajo al ser reemplazados por una inteligencia artificial.... aunque en la recomendacion de hoy pienso que seria muy acertado el sacar la parte humana de la policia y sustituirlos a casi todos por Robots ya que considero muchos abusan de su placa para amedrentar, abusar de su poder y oprimir al inocente 🚔🚔
RoboCop es una pelicula del año 1987 que aun es muy Futurista, a pesar de los grandes avances actuales, ya que combina al ser humano y a la inteligencia artificial para desempeñar una labor, una profesion a plenitud que en este caso es ser un Honorable oficial de La Ley.... un Policia.
Me impresiona ver que la pelicula plantea conflictos sociales como malos salarios y sindicatos en huelga cuya posible solucion es sustituirlos por Robots, o combinarlos, eso es lo que posiblemente vivamos dentro de muy pocos años 😐😐
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It’s a very visceral and explicit movie, aimed primarily at a male audience because of the violence it depicts.
I saw it when I was a kid, and back then, women weren’t really into watching this kind of aggressive content.... I’m glad that’s changed these days, and I can recommend it more widely because now women are eager to enjoy these kinds of films—especially if they’re classics. Just look at the World Cup and games like Resident Evil, where you’ll notice the large number of women who are eager to be part of that excitement; I think the same applies now to movies like RoboCop, and that’s great 😬😬👍🏻
Younger audiences should definitely watch it with mom and dad’s permission, because I rewatched it this week and the “Murphy Scene” affected me to the point of feeling pity and compassion—emotions I’ve rarely felt for a fictional character.
I was deeply saddened by the character’s transformation—from being a truly honorable law enforcement officer and a role model for the community to being crushed by the criminal scum that reigns in the film. And the worst part is that this kind of scum—with their complete lack of empathy for human life—also reigns in our societies, both in the lower and upper classes.
Es una pelicula muy visceral y explicita, en extremo enfocada al publico masculino por la violencia que muestra.
La vi de pequeño y en aquellos tiempos las mujeres no se animaban a ver mucho este tipo de productos tan agresivos.... Me alegro que en estos tiempo esto ultimo cambio y puedo recomendarlo con mayor amplitud porque ahora ellas se animan a disfrutar mucho de este tipo de films y mas si son clasicos. Solo fijense en los Mundiales de Futbol y juegos como Resident Evil donde notaran la gran cantidad de mujeres que se animan a ser parte de esa emocion, lo mismo pienso aplica ahora para las peliculas como RoboCop y eso es genial 😬😬👍🏻
Audiencia infantil si que debe verla con permiso de mama y papa porque la volvi a ver esta semana y La Escena Murphy me impacto a un punto de sentir piedad y compasion que pocas veces he sentido por un personaje ficticio.
Me dio mucho pesar la transicion del personaje, el ser de verdad un Honorable Oficial de La Ley, ejemplo a seguir para la comunidad, el ser aplastado por La Basura Criminal que reina en el film y lo peor es que ese tipo de escoria, su forma de ser sin empatia por la vida humana tambien reina en nuestras sociedades, tanto en estratos bajos como tambien en los altos.
In my case, I remember Nancy Allen in her role as Lewis with great fondness. I’ve been thinking about the film recently, and she seems a bit out of place at times because you can tell she’s a very sweet woman in real life, and of course the character requires a lot of toughness given the level of criminal conflict she faces.
RoboCop, with its unique style and animatronic aesthetic combined with a real-life actor, captivates the audience. The way he handles the gun—with such inspiration and emotional connection—elevates the character even further, but this is driven even more by the powerful villains in the film.
Kurtwood Smith as the mobster Clarence Boddicker and Ronnie Cox as Dick Jones are an enviable and deadly duo; I found their characters’ evilness and their leadership skills in their respective roles completely believable.
Clarence does so by ruling over a very eccentric gang, which the film uses to exploit violence and criminal gore, while Dick Jones does so from the sleek, cold offices of the OCP.
Both are criminal masterminds, though I think Clarence shines brighter as the enforcer of everything rotten and evil in Detroit.... I was tempted to travel to Detroit, but after seeing the movie maybe not—haha 😅😅
Nancy Allen en mi caso la recuerdo en su personaje de Lewis con mucho cariño, pienso hace poco en el film y luce perdida a veces porque se ve que es una mujer muy dulce en vida real y claro el personaje requiere mucha dureza por el nivel de criminales en conflicto que plantea.
RoboCop con su estilo y estetica Animatronica con persona real conquista a la audiencia, esa forma de manejar la pistola con una inspiracion y conexion emocional eleva aun mas el personaje pero lo anterior se impulsa aun mas es gracias a los villanos de poder que tiene este film.
Kurtwood Smith como el mafioso Clarence Boddicker y Ronnie Cox como Dick Jones son una dupla envidiable y mortal, me creo la maldad de sus personajes y sus dotes de liderasgo en sus respectivos cargos.
Clarence lo hace dominando a una pandilla muy excentrica que el film aprovecha para explotar la violencia y el gore criminal mientras que Dick Jones lo hace desde las flamantes y frias oficinas de la OCP.
Los dos son mente criminal mientras Clarence considero brilla mas al ser el brazo ejecutor de todo lo podrido y malo que hay en Detroit.... Tenia ganas de viajar a Detroit pero luego de ver la pelicula mejor no jaja 😅😅
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