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surprisingly not as dire as i’ve heard; they cut-up frank miller’s legendarily insane robocop 2 script into two halves, this being the latter portion, and it definitely feels of a piece with its predecessor (your mileage may vary on that, but i love the hell out of robocop 2, so that’s a plus for me), so everything should be great, right? nope; the main obvious flaw is that this is one of the most PG-13 films you’ll ever see, made even more painful by its status as a sequel to some of the most violent american action films in history, with thousands of guns being fired and no one bleeding. there’s not even really an effort to render graphic violence…
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i’m clearly having one of those weeks where i feel like watching total trash
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Hell yeah, this film shits on RoboCop 2, but I still prefer the original. Crazy stunts, hilarious action, satire is back baby. Surprised by the low ratings, but I’m not going to let that spoil this film for me. What’s aged the most were RoboCop’s flying scenes, given the age and the method, it was expected. The samurai android’s jaw moving scene was so good.
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Robocop (Robert John Burke) joins with an underground group in Detroit trying to stop OCP from demolishing their homes in order to make way for Delta City, in Fred Dekker’s sci-fi action sequel co-starring Remy Ryan, Jill Hennessy, John Castle, Nancy Allen and Rip Torn. Even though it’s considered to be the worst in the series, I enjoyed the film more than the first sequel, as it felt more focused and far less mean-spirited. Weller was busy making Naked Lunch and so didn’t return, although Burke is a decent replacement, even if he doesn’t quite give the part the same gravitas. The problem with both sequels is that there isn’t really much room for Robocop to grow after his arc…
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we’re going to make samurai androids that only aggressively backflip into things
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Colour me surprised, “Robocop 3” wasn’t actually that bad, especially considering the horror stories I’d read before watching this film. Sure, it’s not perfect, the budget is clearly lacking (or at least not put to good use), and the film also has some gnarly B-movie acting in places. But whilst the film falters in those departments, it makes up for it by being genuinely fun as it changes up the solemn, super serious tone of the first two entries and adopts a more comic book tone. This isn’t too surprising considering Frank Miller (“The Dark Knight Returns,” “Sin City,” “300”) wrote the screenplay. The screenplay shoots for a more straightforward Police procedural as it tones down much of the satire…
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A middling sequel with an incredible cast of character actors — including at least four Seinfeld guest stars. (Daniel von Bargen, Stanley Anderson, John Posey, Lee Arenberg, plus Jeff Garlin from the other corner of the Larry David Televisual Universe as “Donut Jerk.”) The cast is so big, in fact, that RoboCop himself becomes a minor character in the story. He doesn’t show up until the first act is almost over, and once he does he’s a bit player in a battle between OCP and a group of Detroit residents they want to bully out of their homes.
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this third part is worse than the second, now there are kids, a super dumb robocop and an absurd plot that’s even more boring than part 2, anyway, i was never interested at all but i wanted to give it a chance haha
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Why was I watching RoboCop 3? Hey when you’re home sick it’s good to just dive Into some mindless cinema…plus this movie has one of the most eclectic combinations of character actors Ive ever seen: -CCH Pounder -Stephen Root -Rip Torn -Mako -Bradley Whitford -Lee Arenberg -Jeff Garlin -Shane Black (!) Many returning ROBO cast Clearly it had good intentions and Dekker tried his best but likely hindered by a lackluster script, a PG-13 mandate and Peter Weller not coming back it feels like a setup for a write off.
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English Version below Gerade nach dem Double-Feature muss ich gestehen: ich fand Teil drei allen in allem unterhaltsamer als ein Vorgänger, alles andere als wertiger, klüger, atmosphärischer oder im Endeffekt besser, doch frischer, lebhafter und seinem Können und Stellenwert deutlich bewusster. Bewusster, weil „RoboCop 3“ nicht „RoboCop 1“ kopieren will, was ich Teil 2 ankreiden muss, bleibt der doch zu nahe am Erstling verhaftet ohne die Charaktere oder groß die Story voranzutreiben. Bewusster, weil „RoboCop 3“ um seinen Status als der Nachfolger einer, im Vergleich, doch deutlich geringeren finanziellen Fortsetzung mit „RoboCop 2“ weiß. Bewusster, weil „RoboCop 3“ den klassischen Bösewicht streicht, noch mehr die Regierung als Antagonist einsetzt. Bewusster, weil „RoboCop 3“ seinen RoboCop „endlich“ gegen die korrupte Regierung…
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Entiendo que pueda decepcionar si la comparas con las anteriores. A esta le falta mala ostia por todas partes, pero mala no es. La peli tiene ritmo y te habla de cómo la codicia del capitalismo quiere desalojar a la población para construir una ciudad utópica y moderna (gentrificación?) y de cómo los civiles se organizan y se arman hasta los dientes para combatirla. Si cambias a la OCP por PSC y los Rehabs por expats te da que pensar… Si hasta Robocop vuela!! Lo de poner a los punkis como los malos ya tal…
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Kind of fun, some interesting/funny moments, but overall kind of whatever. Never seen the first RoboCop, but assuming it’s better.
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It’s amazing how quickly a film franchise can go from iconic to dud. Even more shockingly, Frank Miller wrote the screenplay, and it’s truly awful. Normally his screen plays/stories are at least okay. Some iconic 90s actors help act through some otherwise rubbish scenes, but they can’t save this dumpster fire. The PG-13 rating probably didn’t help it too. Gets an extra half star because jetpack robocop is so shit it makes me laugh. It’s not quite Indian Superman level of hilarious, but close.
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The jet pack SFX are amazing. The fights with the Japanese androids are underwhelming
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The budget certainly didn’t get better.
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Meh First super Weird. Pretty good at the middle. Hilarious End how did this get approved?!
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Really thought he was gonna The Dark Knight Rises with the bomb at the end
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So uh after playing robocop rogue city right now a few days ago, Some bits of the stuff about this film has grown on me Ima just name the stuff thats grown and changed for me since I’m too lazy to write my full reasoning >robocop’s actor doing a decent job >the ending >reed and robocop being the only good characters >this film being the conclusion to the main timeline Still a 2.8/10 for this film anyway
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Bardzo dobry początek z masą ciekawych pomysłów światotwórczych które w dalszej części filmu trochę się spłycają ale dalej się to bardzo dobrze ogląda jako taką pulpe
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Certainly an improvement over the second movie, but this franchise desperately feels out of place in the 90s, when if Canon made this in the 80s, it would probably be kind of decent.
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Avoid.
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(Example 2 star rating) When I say best of the worst, this is a great example. Why are you watching this instead the original Robocop? Its likely because you are nostalgic, doing a marathon or wanted something campy. Not because its good. Its early 90s fun but not good, Its possible 2.5 stars on my scale is appropriate too but often I would just prefer rewatching Robocop 1 or 2 or some other movie over this one.
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KKate Bolin 8 月 19, 2026
Ridiculous and terrible and yet I’d watch it for Jill Hennessy as a scientist and CCH Pounder as a street fighter. I am shallow, I am tired, I have lost my edge and my meaning, exactly like Robocop in this movie. Alas, I do not have a jet pack.
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Back in the late 80s/early 90s there was a running gag about the increasing number of sequels to popular franchises, but I had to ask: could there be a better day than one spent watching the first three RoboCop movies? I can’t imagine one. The third entry sees the return of ED-209, the ever-present (though slightly toned down) comedy, some impressive set design, and the exact kind of atmosphere you’d want in a movie like this. I gotta admit I…
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Almost totally lame and definitely not a delicate examination of US Japan relations, but it was cool when he put his face back.
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It was mediocre, I enjoyed finishing the franchise however was lacking something that I can’t quite put my finger on.
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what da HELL is this monstrosity compared to the first film 😞 robocop’s actor himself couldn’t even be bothered to comeback for this
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I still adore this movie like I adore Dr Lazarus and the 0.5 seconds of sexy Paul McCrane
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Flatbot. Trope-o-cop. Really good actors with a bad script make for quite a clunker. When I was a kid I would of argued this was my favorite because that is the target demographic. JeTpAcK!?!? Otomo (the killer robot) could of been really cool but unfortunate times made for too many stereotypes. I really felt for the refugees but I hated the little wiz kid orphan. Most of the darkness has been lifted from this franchise as well as the blood budget. The new suit looks like crap and the new Robo actor was bad and he has baby teeth.
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If RoboCop is a pizza from a proper Italian restaurant and RoboCop 2 is a pizza from a generic takeaway, RoboCop 3 is the budget frozen pizza from a euro supermarket.
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Infimo come pochi.
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Absolute toilet – pure guck – crystal offal – velvet bumcloth – I loved it.
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c’est donc ici que s’arrête la trilogie Robocop, et en vrai j’avais des doutes au vu des retours dessus mais ça va. clairement, ça perd tout le côté satirique et un peu gory des deux premiers dans son ton visuel. il y a plus cette maturité qu’on pouvait y trouver, ni même cette patte artistique avec les effets de stop motion plutôt marrant à droite à gauche sur les robots. mais le ton humoristique est toujours présent et je dois…
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It’s been three movies and they still think that guns are the best weapon against him
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‘We’re dead, you stupid slag!’ As far as renowned bad movies go, I’m not sure that Robocop 3 fully deserves its reputation. It mostly suffers for trying to follow in the footsteps of such a beloved film, but taken in isolation I don’t think it’s quite as bad as people make it out to be. Its major mistake is trying to pander to a younger audience, an audience that most likely loved the first instalment for its over the top…
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I’d rather watch Vampire Cop indeed. I still like the samurai bots and the pimp carchase. And it has a great cast.
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Ccitizenbrian 8 月 18, 2026
Just finished Robocop Rogue City today
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Frank Miller (with Monster Squad auteur Fred Dekker) stages Robocop as an urban western, in which the local cops go rogue and help the humble-but-scrappy city-folk defend their settlement against the multinational colonizers, their ruthlessly modern army, and the scattered lumpenprole deputized to their conquest. Blunt, dumb, mostly unintentionally funny, not very funny altogether. (The moronic Japanese stereotyping falls into the former category.) Peter Weller is missed; the new guy sucks, I’m sorry to say, considering the reported misery of…
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Ikke bedre enn den første, men bedre enn den andre! Robocop kan bare ikke være ukul og han er så kul i denne! Noen ganger blir det litt for mye nå de zoomer inn for at han skal si noe kult, liksom noen ganger treffer det ikke. Men han er fortsatt kul, spesielt med jetpack! Skurken er god nok, og det var fint å se at det var litt ting som gikk galt også. Ikke en film uten pov-shotet hvor han blir mekka på lol
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My friends call me Murphy. You call me…Robocop. True banger. Afraid to go full camp and embrace its future influence on every almost video game thereafter. 🦾
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Poor writing, the loss of most of the original cast (most critically Peter Weller), a healthy slab of distasteful heavy-handed Japanese caricature, and the absence of pretty much all the cleverness and humor of the original doom this third entry to complete mediocrity. Mildly fun to laugh at, but nothing more.
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Soo funny to see Robocop fall on his ass a hundred times.
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Confirma que desde la marcha de Paul Verhoeven nadie ha sabido replicar de manera convincente la sátira socioeconómica inherente a este universo distópico ni dotar al personaje del tratamiento adecuado. Esta tercera entrega parece más interesada en introducir elementos exportables a las recreativas como son los cíborgs samurai o las mochilas propulsoras que en seguir profundizando en la psique de este agente de la ley mitad hombre, mitad máquina.
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What was the point of making this one?
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ROBOCOP PAI DE MENINA!!! HELL YEAH!!!!
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RoboCop 3 is one of those sequels where you can practically feel the franchise losing everything that made the original special. I’m giving this movie one star, because compared to the first two RoboCop films, this feels like a watered-down, overly childish imitation. The biggest problem is the tone. The original RoboCop was brutal, dark, satirical, and surprisingly intelligent. It used extreme violence and dystopian science fiction to make fun of corporate greed, consumerism, privatization, and the way society can…
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“My friends call me Murphy. You call me… Robocop.”Doesn’t that kind of defeat the whole purpose of the character? If you like character actors like me, you’re gonna be happy as a new one shows up every scene that’ll make you smile. Other than that this is just an absolute snore. Whatever commentary or subtext this series used to have is gone, in favor of being kid friendly to an agonizing degree. That kid sucks and is there the entire…
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This is an utter disgrace to the Robocop trilogy.
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The story and political themes were pretty good but the movie has a lot less of robocop than the rest and the for that the film is much more boring because of it
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For what was deemed a kid-friendly cash grab in its day—and comparative to the original 2, sure—this still goes places the current day algorithm wouldn’t dare touch.
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Really liked when he said “I’m Robocop 3” and then he robocopped 3 all over those guys
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Eu sinceramente não consigo me lembrar se já havia assistido esse filme ou não, algumas cenas me pareciam familiares, no fim, acho que o filme de tão ruim, não conseguiu nem mesmo ocupar um espaço na minha memória. O primeiro sinal de que alguma coisa saiu muito errada está na própria existência de RoboCop 3. O primeiro filme, dirigido por Paul Verhoeven em 1987, era uma mistura particularmente feliz de ficção científica, ação, humor negro e sátira social. O segundo,…
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This cast is insane! EVERYONE is in this movie (except Peter Weller…) Unfortunately the movie does feel stunted by its PG-13 rating but overall it’s decent fun. It tries to do some social commentary but nobody does it quite like Verhoeven. Someone smarter than me could definitely make a comparison with OCP and ICE. While we’re saying acronyms, CCH Pounder is always a treat to watch.
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To me this had a huge dip after the first act. Robocop defending kids is a great plot it just failed to stay entertaining. The plot definitely beats out the 2nd film. This film is also the saddest of the trilogy but, the only one worth keeping is the OG.
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Entre más avanzaba más me preguntaba el porque la estaba viendo
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Very silly. I like the bit where the guy with the big Mohawk is trying to figure out how to put a helmet on in the background.
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The completionist in me had to watch the third one, even though I’ve seen the low reviews. Well, they did not lie.. Comically bad movie.
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Well, if number 2 was Robocop: the TV series, this one is Robocop: the saturday morning cartoon show. Definitely completely vapid and pointless as a sequel, but I think I had more fun watching this than Robocop 2. Had a couple of genuinely intentionally funny moments. Like early on, when the dad tells his kid “You’re safe in this house” and 1 second later a wrecking ball comes through the window.
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RoboCop 3 or: The Irony of Instilling Justice Into a Pig Anyone know any agitprop books? Because I am pumped as hell to write an agitprop book (it’s not the one I’m currently completing, it will be my second novel) “If you’re just now realizing that the line between big business and war is a little bit blurry, then you’re over the hill.” RoboCop went pg-13 the same time he rejected the bourgeoisie, wtf? And why change OCP and make…
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One Robocop After Another
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Kkent0x 8 月 14, 2026
I’ve done myself a disservice by avoiding this film for thirty plus years. Myself back when this came out would of hated it but my tolerance is a lot better or my standards are so low that I can sit through anything. Don’t know but it was nice to not have to be serious watching a film and just be entertained by the insanity on the screen. If ED-209 can like puppies I can get over myself and enjoy this film. Look forward to a restoration in it’s future. The film we all deserve to see at it’s best.
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This is easily the weakest of the original trilogy. Taking away the R-rated violence and darker edge was a huge mistake because those were such important parts of what made the first two movies work. Everything feels much more watered down and generic this time around. There are still a few entertaining moments, and RoboCop himself is always cool to watch, but even he doesn’t feel quite the same without Peter Weller. The villains aren’t particularly memorable, the humor doesn’t…
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maneirin
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No Lewis = mala
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Talk about completely losing the plot.
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It’s like if Disney made a Robocop movie. The cast is filled with fun character actors which is nice
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¿Robocop predijo lo que pasaría con el ICE en Estados Unidos? Hasta Robocop dijo ACAB.
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I’m sure there are lots of valid criticisms of this movie- I’d probably quibble about the first act being kinda tedious and forgettable- but look, Robocop carries his fatally wounded friend through a church, commandeers a pimpmobile, fights multiple android samurais, flies into an urban warzone like Iron Man, and is quippy through it all. It’s a movie that knows what it is, and is what it is. I respect that!
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this movie is bad and I can totally understand why people hate on it I can’t believe I’m saying this. but. F1 is better than a RoboCop movie.
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I think getting the dude who made night of the creeps to do a full blown robocop comedy is an amazing idea, but it doesn’t quite get there. The action stinks, there’s a distinct lack of the goat Peter weller, a ton of stuff lifted from terminator 2 and an annoying ass kid BUT when the movie is doing gags, the gags are solid. Murphy driving the pimpmobile as more and more parts of it disintegrate around him, that’s GOLD baby. Evil…
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CCallum 8 月 13, 2026
I am now authorized to… be loyal as a puppy. I mean yeah, RoboCop 3 ain’t great. I found RoboCop 2 had thematic value as well as being entertaining, and being noticeably different from the first film. RoboCop 3, on the other hand, feels entirely the same and, to that end, entirely redundant too. I mean, that idea of militarisation of law enforcement that looms over the first two films looks like subtle commentary compared to how it’s presented here.…
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He shoots a pistol so fast and so much that it bounces in the air for a few seconds
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The Saturday morning cartoon story is dogshit, and everything is clearly cheaper and less accomplished. But Dekker directs it well given what he was given.
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That cartoon was weirdly well animated
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LamoCop. Why the hell did they make this a PG-13 (12A)? And why the hell did they decide to stick an annoying kid in it? None of the clever satire of the first film. None of the charm of the second film. Just a complete dud.
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They fixed Karen Allen’s hair and hired every great character actor available and yet this is god awful. There’s no satire, there’s no fun, no violence. Robo without Weller is nothing and flying is dumb. I never want to watch this again, this is what I grew up thinking the franchise was. It’s an atrocity when you make Rip Torn a central character in something and it’s unwatchable.
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Iicbaiw 8 月 12, 2026
Watched to 25 minutes in.
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Two stars for the pimpmobile and my favorite character actors, rest of the stars for the rest of the movie.
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Oh no….
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I was pleasantly surprised by this. I love the idea of having Robocop team up with a rebel group of disenfranchised individuals and taking on OCP. It might be an overused concept, but watching selfish douche bag business tycoons get their plans derailed by everyday people is a joy to see. Admittedly, this is the goofiest of the three movies. The Robo-Samurai villain is definitely an interesting and albeit, inconsequential choice. He doesn’t actually matter for a majority of the…
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The best one! You can’t forget about the samurai come on pure hype, a truly incorrigible film due to how badass it is. Not for weenies
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This movie is kinda based ngl
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Eia perderam bué o plot mas é funny de ser ver quando se gostou dos outros dois e como assim ele n voltou a estar com a família, manoooo 😭😭😭😭😭😭
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Bâillement 🥱
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Eu loka nesse filme é o melhor na minha opinião e a história é melhor desenvolvida até q o primeiro
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Abysmal. Absurd amount of great character actors. Toyetic – anticapitalist???
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Why am I not surprised that this thing is also complete and utter dogshit. I’m not even going to bother saying any more, see my Robo Cop 2 review for the same thoughts.
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tem uma cena nesse filme que é o robocop dirigindo o carro de um cafetão e é tudo que você precisa saber sobre esse filme
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Not as good as the first two but still decent
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Robocop 3 is about the friends you make along the way
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escritores diretamente de israel desse filme aqui puta q pariu viado tive q fazer umas 3 pausas durante esse filme pra fazer outra foisa de tao chato q tava (2 delas faltando 20 minutos pra acabar o filme eu tava adiando o inevitavel( o segundo filme ja nao é la essas coisas ai algum adolf quer fazer a terceira cagada mortal israelense personagens FODASE, o robocop demora VINTE MINUTOS pra fazer alguma coisa no filme e sei la trama bizarra…
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You have to admit, Robocop with a jetpack hits harder than the crash of the automobile industry
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Cuando dije que OCP se estaba volviendo nazi lo dije a modo de broma.
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I redact my review on Robocop 2 and replant it here.
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Everyone hates this movie and thinks it’s the worst of the trilogy but I actually thought it was a lot of fun and I was so glad that Basil Poledouris was back doing the soundtrack.
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Big fall off from the first two movies.
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Well, I don’t know what this is. They tried to be Terminator 2 and it turned out like crap
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Robocop III isn’t a complete shitshow. A great elevator pitch and surprisingly relevant social commentary. Could have been a good send off for American Jesus. But it suffers from a lower budget, terrible effects, and the loss of Peter Weller.
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Nota dó kkkkkk Robô comunista
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it’s so bad that it made me laugh
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RoboCop antifascista y anticapitalista. En este caso, la malvada corporación privada que, recordemos, es la encargada de la privatización de la policía, ha creado un nuevo cuerpo paramilitar para desokupar los barrios pobres de la ciudad para hacer nuevos edificios de lujo… quiero decir, esta trilogía estaba prediciendo el futuro punto por punto!!! Es fuerte porque de estrenarse tal cual, hoy en día, la trilogía completa de RoboCop sería tildada de “woke”.
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I tried real hard to like it but its just a shit iron man in this one
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I didn’t like this one as much. I can feel the difference from the first but hard to put my finger on it. Feels less 90’s I guess.
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¡Incluso siendo la más floja de las 3 sigue siendo mejor que su respectivo remake / recuela, lástima que le mataron a Anne!
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the fights between robocop and the japanese sword robocops are some of the worst action i’ve ever seen in blockbuster cinema. insane lol.
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Less artistically offensive than its predecessor, yet more offensive in its overall theme.
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Robocop qui se parodie lui même. Étrangement je l’ai trouvé meilleur que le deuxième. Curieux de savoir si je suis le seul.
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1.5/10 I have nothing to say. It was honestly just nonsense. A stupid PG-rated RoboCop with a ridiculous jetpack.
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Character Actor City over here. Good Seinfeld episode, bad RoboCop movie.
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I’d rather Fred Dekker just shit in my fucking mouth then try to play this psychological torture shit
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Esse filme me decepcionou. Eu tava gostando da trilogia, mas trocaram o ator do personagem principal, mataram a melhor amiga dele e a melhor policial, e fizeram uma luta muito bosta entre dois robôs. Além disso, os filmes se tornam repetitivos: sempre a mesma ideia de que a própria segurança ameaça a segurança do país, sempre tentam incriminar o RoboCop injustamente e tentam fazer robôs para deter ele, mas sempre falham. Ele teve um upgrade, isso foi interessante. O vôo…
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While Robocop 3 was bad.. but seeing Robocop driving a pimp’s car while chasing after bad guys alone gets an extra star!
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Крінж-пакет і халтура. Як цей сценарій взагалі був допущений? Хоча, якщо студія вирішила не чекати Пітера Веллера, поки він зніметься у Кронінберга, то що тут казати. Як виявилось, другий фільм ще був більш менш адекватним, на відміну від цього “шедевра”. Робокоп з джетпаком, це взагалі сміх.
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Ttthhmmss 8 月 7, 2026
Genuinely fucked up that robocop becomes a family franchise.
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Yeah… that was bad. Makes me appreciate the first two movies more now, even if I’m still not too fond of this series. At least the action was good, but they had to shove it in our face to hope we’d forget that the story is kinda shit.
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There is a very specific point where a beloved sci-fi franchise stops being a sharp, satirical triumph and simply devolves into a corporate cash grab. Full review on movieswithmacca.com/ Fred Dekker’s 1993 outing, RoboCop 3, is that exact point. It is, without a shadow of a doubt, the weakest link in the trilogy. The most glaring absence right from the opening credits is Peter Weller, who wisely decided not to reprise his iconic role as the titular cyborg. Without his…
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I hate PG13 Robocop! This guy stinks!
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GGamblor3000 8 月 6, 2026
I forgot Dr. Frankenhooker has a scene in this. Obviously there shouldn’t be Robocop sequels, but you can have fun watching this if you choose. For me, the makeup effects on the ninja android are worth the price of admission. I like that OCP is graffito-tagged as “Oppressive Capitalist Pigs.” You can tell they wanted to sell toys from this PG-13 entry because Murphy can switch out his arm for a gun, and he flies now.
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C’est censé être le plus mauvais ? Ah bah, va falloir vraiment argumenter, parce que c’est le seul à réussir à faire le parfait mélange entre humanité et robotisation. Le 3 me faisait extrêmement peur, de par le second qui était d’un ennui soporifique, mais en fait, il a vraiment su être ce que n’étaient pas les deux premiers. Une leçon de vie. Je m’explique : – Dans le premier, on nous sert une ou deux phrases bateau pour dire…
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PPhillip 8 月 4, 2026
Unlike 2, this has ~ideas~, though not altogether good ones.
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Synopsis: Omni Corp, which is like a fascist militia at this point, is still trying to make their magnum opus in Delta City and needs the derelicts to vacate so they can proceed. This draws the ire of the poor as they fight back causing the Mega Corporation to fight with bigger and more deadly, sometimes ninja robotic, weapons. RoboCop doesn’t like this and takes a stand with the disenfranchised. Review: I know that by this point Robocop was a…
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Replacing peter weller with robert john burke, huge budget cuts and a rushed release by orion, it’s a shame they couldn’t even stick to frank miller’s script.
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Transformaram RoboCop em sessão da tarde e isso é basicamente uma blasfêmia se comparado ao primeiro filme
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There is a certain weariness that begins to infect sequels after a time. While some movie characters seem able to carry on forever, like James Bond or Tarzan, others get old real fast. Robocop, for example, is a character whose limited dimensions have been exhausted. There is only so much you can do with a creature who is half-man, half-machine. Who walks like a child’s toy. And who eventually disobeys his programming in order to fight for the good guys.…
- Synopsis
- The mega corporation Omni Consumer Products is still bent on creating their pet project, Delta City, to replace the rotting city of Detroit. Unfortunately, the inhabitants of the area have no intention of abandoning their homes simply for desires of the company. To this end, OCP have decided to force them to leave by employing a ruthless mercenary army to attack and harass them. An underground resistance begins and in this fight, RoboCop must decide where his loyalties lie.
- Director
- Fred Dekker
- Writer
- Frank Miller, Fred Dekker
- Studio
- Orion Pictures
- Country
- USA
- Language
- English, Japanese
- Year
- 1993
- Runtime
- 105 mins
- France21 Jan 1993
- South Korea28 May 1993
- USA05 Nov 1993
- Czechia07 Apr 1994
- Germany12 May 1994
- UK24 Jun 1994
- USA01 Feb 2011
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