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Widescreen Editions Robocop DSS Widescreen THX Criterion #311 UNCUT Rare LD LaserDisc Sci-Fi

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Peter Weller and Nancy Allen in...Paul Verhoeven's...

Robocop

Criterion Collection

( Catalog Number CC1463L )
(THX) (1.66:1) (2 Sides) (CLV) (NTSC)

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One of the Best Versions on LaserDisc

Robocop
1987 - 103 min. - Color
Genre: Sci-Fi
Rated R
Country: USA

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
Peter Weller stars in this urban sci-fi Western as Murphy, a good cop who literally gets shot to pieces while on duty and winds up reborn as a crime-fighting machine. An ambitious executive (Miguel Ferrer) at OCP, the corporation running the futuristic city of Detroit, fuses Murphy's torso with bulletproof steel limbs and rewires his brain with computer chips so he will have no will of his own. Murphy's former partner (Nancy Allen) tries to help RoboCop remember his human past, but his circuitry blocks whatever dim memories remain. Luckily, a chance encounter with one of his killers wakes up the human essence in RoboCop, causing him to rebel against his programming and commence on a one-cyborg mission of vengeance that leads all the way to the top of OCP. This second English-language film by Dutch director Paul Verhoeven is unremittingly brutal, darkly comic, and filled with bits of clever satire and pathos. A special highlight is the hilariously incompetent ED-209, RoboCop's main rival in the department of automated law enforcement. Considered by many critics to be one of the best films of its genre, ROBOCOP was followed by several sequels and a 1994 TV series.

LaserDisc Movie Review:
Paul Verhoeven's American breakthrough film Robocop is an exceedingly violent blend of black comedy, science fiction, and crime thriller. Set in Detroit sometime in the near-future, the film is about a policeman (Peter Weller) killed in the line of duty, who the department decides to resurrect as a half-human, half-robot supercop. The robocop is indestructible, and within a matter of weeks he has removed crime from the streets of Detroit. However, his human side is tortured by his past, and he wants revenge on the thugs who killed him. Though the violence in Robocop is quite graphic, it is balanced by some very cutting social satire and terrific action, which is often augmented by fantastic stop-motion special effects. The film was later followed by two feature-length sequels and a live-action television series, none of which were as inventive or entertaining as the original film --- Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Dutch director Paul Verhoeven's bloody, glossy B-movie sensibilities first reached a mass audience with this science-fiction vigilante fantasy. In the crime-ridden Detroit of the near future (mostly shot in Dallas), the police have become all but powerless over the aggressive strain of criminal activity that's flourished over the years, and they create a fearless, indestructible android (Peter Weller) for assistance. The casting is sublime: Weller's creepy, Aryan good looks are a perfect match for the role, and he and love interest Nancy Allen seem aware of the script's more preposterous moments. Robocop's attempts at social commentary and satirical jabs at corporate authority are, like much of the rest of the film, juvenile but effective. Above all else, the film established Verhoeven as a slick, dark director with an uncanny knack for making ludicrous material compelling. --- Michael Hastings

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Cast for Robocop

Peter Weller - Alex J. Murphy/Robocop
Nancy Allen - Anne Lewis
Ronny Cox - Richard Dick Jones
Kurtwood Smith - Clarence J. Boddicker
Dan O'Herlihy - The Old Man
Robert Do'Qui - Sgt. Reed
Miguel Ferrer - Robert Morton
Jo Livingston - Grocery Pop
David Packer - Emergency Doctor
Paul McCrane - Emil Antonowsky
Mario Machado - Casey Wong, TV Newsman
Mike Moroff - Hophead
Rick Lieberman - Walker
Neil Summers - Dougy
Diane Robin - Chandra
Ray Wise - Leon Nash
Kevin Page - Kinney, OCP marketing executive
Sage Parker - Tyler
Karen Radcliffe - Technician #1
Felton Perry - Johnson
Spencer Prokop - Gas Station Attendant
Del Zamora - Kaplan
John S. Davies - Chessman
Darryl Cox - Technician #2
Lee de Broux - Sal, Drug Dealer
Edward Edwards - Manson
Tyrees Allen - Starkweather
Charles Carroll - Bail Bondsman
Angie Bolling - Murphy's Wife
Mark Carlton - Miller
Calvin Jung - Minh
Jerry Haynes - Dr. McNamara
Kim Greist
Fred Hice - Bobby
Michael Hunter - Peter the Homeowner
Executive
Bill Farmer - Justin Ballard-Watkins
Michael Gregory - Lt. Hedgecock
Leeza Gibbons - Jesse Perkins, TV Newscaster
Jesse D. Goins - Joe

Crew for Robocop

Paul Verhoeven - Director
Arne Schmidt - Producer
Michael Miner - Screenwriter
Ed Neumeier - Screenwriter / Co-producer
Jost Vacano - Cinematographer
Rob Bottin - Composer (Music Score) / Special Effects
Basil Poledouris - Composer (Music Score)
Frank J. Urioste - Editor
Robert Urioste - Editor
William Sandell - Production Designer
Gayle Simon - Art Director
Stephen J. Lim - Associate Producer
Phil Tippett - Associate Producer
Jon Davison - Executive Producer
James Tocci - Set Designer
Robert Gould - Set Decorator
Erica Phillips - Costume Designer
Craig Davies - Special Effects
Dale Martin - Special Effects
Peter Ronzani - Special Effects
Robert Wald - Sound/Sound Designer
Sally Dennison - Casting
Charles James Newirth - Production Manager
Julie Selzer - Casting
Rick Anderson - Second Unit Director Of Photography
Mark Goldblatt - Second Unit Director

Awards for Robocop

Best Editing (nom) Frank J. Urioste 1987 Academy
Best Sound (nom) Michael J. Kohut 1987 Academy
Best Sound (nom) Aaron Rochin 1987 Academy
Best Sound (nom) Carlos DeLarios 1987 Academy
Best Sound (nom) Robert Wald 1987 Academy

Feature Details

Title: Robocop
Feature Release Date: 1987
Genre: Sci-Fi
Rating: R
Color: Color
Runtime: 103 Minutes
Chapters: 27
Picture: Letterboxed
Ratio: 1.66:1
Playback Format: CLV

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Technical Details

LD Release Date: 20 Nov 1996
Catalog Number: CC1463L
UPC: 715515007856
ISBN: 1-5594-0749-2
Manufacturer: Kuraray
Collection: Criterion Collection
Publisher: Criterion

Diameter: 12"
Sides: 2
Cover: Jacket
Certification: THX
Spoken Language: English
Country: USA
Video Format: NTSC

Model: CC1463L
Shipping Weight: 1 lbs
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Peter Weller and Nancy Allen in...Paul Verhoeven's...

Robocop

Criterion Collection

( Catalog Number CC1463L )
(THX) (1.66:1) (2 Sides) (CLV) (NTSC)

LaserDisc Special Features

One of the Best Versions on LaserDisc

Robocop
1987 - 103 min. - Color
Genre: Sci-Fi
Rated R
Country: USA

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
Peter Weller stars in this urban sci-fi Western as Murphy, a good cop who literally gets shot to pieces while on duty and winds up reborn as a crime-fighting machine. An ambitious executive (Miguel Ferrer) at OCP, the corporation running the futuristic city of Detroit, fuses Murphy's torso with bulletproof steel limbs and rewires his brain with computer chips so he will have no will of his own. Murphy's former partner (Nancy Allen) tries to help RoboCop remember his human past, but his circuitry blocks whatever dim memories remain. Luckily, a chance encounter with one of his killers wakes up the human essence in RoboCop, causing him to rebel against his programming and commence on a one-cyborg mission of vengeance that leads all the way to the top of OCP. This second English-language film by Dutch director Paul Verhoeven is unremittingly brutal, darkly comic, and filled with bits of clever satire and pathos. A special highlight is the hilariously incompetent ED-209, RoboCop's main rival in the department of automated law enforcement. Considered by many critics to be one of the best films of its genre, ROBOCOP was followed by several sequels and a 1994 TV series.

LaserDisc Movie Review:
Paul Verhoeven's American breakthrough film Robocop is an exceedingly violent blend of black comedy, science fiction, and crime thriller. Set in Detroit sometime in the near-future, the film is about a policeman (Peter Weller) killed in the line of duty, who the department decides to resurrect as a half-human, half-robot supercop. The robocop is indestructible, and within a matter of weeks he has removed crime from the streets of Detroit. However, his human side is tortured by his past, and he wants revenge on the thugs who killed him. Though the violence in Robocop is quite graphic, it is balanced by some very cutting social satire and terrific action, which is often augmented by fantastic stop-motion special effects. The film was later followed by two feature-length sequels and a live-action television series, none of which were as inventive or entertaining as the original film --- Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Dutch director Paul Verhoeven's bloody, glossy B-movie sensibilities first reached a mass audience with this science-fiction vigilante fantasy. In the crime-ridden Detroit of the near future (mostly shot in Dallas), the police have become all but powerless over the aggressive strain of criminal activity that's flourished over the years, and they create a fearless, indestructible android (Peter Weller) for assistance. The casting is sublime: Weller's creepy, Aryan good looks are a perfect match for the role, and he and love interest Nancy Allen seem aware of the script's more preposterous moments. Robocop's attempts at social commentary and satirical jabs at corporate authority are, like much of the rest of the film, juvenile but effective. Above all else, the film established Verhoeven as a slick, dark director with an uncanny knack for making ludicrous material compelling. --- Michael Hastings

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Cast for Robocop

Peter Weller - Alex J. Murphy/Robocop
Nancy Allen - Anne Lewis
Ronny Cox - Richard Dick Jones
Kurtwood Smith - Clarence J. Boddicker
Dan O'Herlihy - The Old Man
Robert Do'Qui - Sgt. Reed
Miguel Ferrer - Robert Morton
Jo Livingston - Grocery Pop
David Packer - Emergency Doctor
Paul McCrane - Emil Antonowsky
Mario Machado - Casey Wong, TV Newsman
Mike Moroff - Hophead
Rick Lieberman - Walker
Neil Summers - Dougy
Diane Robin - Chandra
Ray Wise - Leon Nash
Kevin Page - Kinney, OCP marketing executive
Sage Parker - Tyler
Karen Radcliffe - Technician #1
Felton Perry - Johnson
Spencer Prokop - Gas Station Attendant
Del Zamora - Kaplan
John S. Davies - Chessman
Darryl Cox - Technician #2
Lee de Broux - Sal, Drug Dealer
Edward Edwards - Manson
Tyrees Allen - Starkweather
Charles Carroll - Bail Bondsman
Angie Bolling - Murphy's Wife
Mark Carlton - Miller
Calvin Jung - Minh
Jerry Haynes - Dr. McNamara
Kim Greist
Fred Hice - Bobby
Michael Hunter - Peter the Homeowner
Executive
Bill Farmer - Justin Ballard-Watkins
Michael Gregory - Lt. Hedgecock
Leeza Gibbons - Jesse Perkins, TV Newscaster
Jesse D. Goins - Joe

Crew for Robocop

Paul Verhoeven - Director
Arne Schmidt - Producer
Michael Miner - Screenwriter
Ed Neumeier - Screenwriter / Co-producer
Jost Vacano - Cinematographer
Rob Bottin - Composer (Music Score) / Special Effects
Basil Poledouris - Composer (Music Score)
Frank J. Urioste - Editor
Robert Urioste - Editor
William Sandell - Production Designer
Gayle Simon - Art Director
Stephen J. Lim - Associate Producer
Phil Tippett - Associate Producer
Jon Davison - Executive Producer
James Tocci - Set Designer
Robert Gould - Set Decorator
Erica Phillips - Costume Designer
Craig Davies - Special Effects
Dale Martin - Special Effects
Peter Ronzani - Special Effects
Robert Wald - Sound/Sound Designer
Sally Dennison - Casting
Charles James Newirth - Production Manager
Julie Selzer - Casting
Rick Anderson - Second Unit Director Of Photography
Mark Goldblatt - Second Unit Director

Awards for Robocop

Best Editing (nom) Frank J. Urioste 1987 Academy
Best Sound (nom) Michael J. Kohut 1987 Academy
Best Sound (nom) Aaron Rochin 1987 Academy
Best Sound (nom) Carlos DeLarios 1987 Academy
Best Sound (nom) Robert Wald 1987 Academy

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