Omni Consumer Products (OCP), the
conglomerate that designed RoboCop, now owns
Detroit. The company plans to demolish one of the
city's largest neighborhoods to build a gleaming city
of the future - after an army of ruthless mercenaries
finishes throwing everyone out of their homes. But
RoboCop (Robert John Burko), sworn to protect
the public, joins forces with a band of urban
freedom fighters battling to save their
neighborhood. After battling a lethally efficient ninja
android, and equipped with a new arsenal of
hi-tech weaponry, RoboCop and the courageous
residents tale on OCP's private army. It's all-out
war, an explosive street fight that could destroy
either the entire city or the evil powers behind the
brutal corporate raid.
Rated "PG-13"
Remind you of some place? You know the Old Detriot church that the Rebels were hiding!
Burn baby Burn!
Below Sergeant Reid ready to take care of the Rebels from the Rehabs. "Let's show'em how real cops kick ass!"
RoboCop- With lip gloss? Come on!
Ninja Android
This ninja is an advanced combat android constructed by OCP's Japanese counterpart.
This android was used by OCP to arrest and destroy the RoboCop. But at the end of the movie failed.
There are actually two of these droids.
Dr. Lazarus tries to attach flight pack to RoboCop's back.
LaserDisc Review
As a non-widescreen movie, this reminds you how clean a laserdisc picture can be when it fills the whole screen. As discs go it's not too bad, and the sound is also nice and crisp with some of the original RoboCop orchestral score used in places.
RoboCop's Gun Reproduction Robo Behind-the-Scenes
