RoboCop
Directed by Paul Verhoeven7.692%84%7.4
In a violent future in Old Detroit, murdered police officer Alex Murphy is resurrected as RoboCop, a powerful cyborg law enforcer. As he fights crime, he begins to recover memories of his past and seeks revenge on the gang who killed him.
RoboCop Ratings & Reviews
- CarbonDJNovember 4, 2025Forever a classic. Paul Verhoeven delivered a masterpiece. The city he built. The TV commercials (great work that I was happy to see come back in Starship Troopers). The bad guys are unforgettable. Peter Weller's Robocop is delivered with perfection.
- StairwaytothestarsSeptember 29, 2025When the bullets start to fly You may have to drop And might have to die In the presence of ROBOCOP. I actually enjoyed Robo Bobo It is better than Rio Lobo!
- Vincent ReggianniniJune 16, 2025In the wrong hands this could have been an utter, contemptible failure. But give this to a non-American director who initially rejected the script, and give the lead role to an actor who took himself WAY too seriously and you get one of the most iconic and memorable movies of the late 20th century. Drenched with satire and off the wall humor, and spiced up with an almost x-rated amount of violence this movie just rolls with the punches, all while delivering a poignant story about a man realizing he has lost his humanity.
- Paul SteeleSeptember 21, 2025RoboCop is Paul Verhoeven’s first American film—and it does not disappoint. This sci-fi masterpiece may have a relatively short runtime, but it packs in an incredible amount of story and style. Peter Weller’s portrayal of Alex Murphy, a.k.a. RoboCop, is unforgettable, and his iconic look signals the changing times to come. The film is chilling at times, exploring the struggle between man and machine in ways that still feel relevant today. It’s also undeniably violent, with squib work unlike anything I’d ever seen before. I especially enjoyed the spliced news segments that give a satirical snapshot of this future world. Two main villains drive the conflict: Ronny Cox as Dick Jones, representing the greedy mega-corporation OCP, and Kurtwood Smith as the ruthless street criminal who does Jones’s dirty work. Both are formidable in their own right. RoboCop is now a cult classic and, in my opinion, has never been surpassed by any of its sequels or reboots. A truly great American debut for Verhoeven and a clear taste of the bold filmmaking he would bring to Hollywood.
- NotoriousEdgeSeptember 20, 2025If they had Robocop instead of Will Smith the I robot movie is over in 5 minutes.
- Timeless CinemaMay 6, 2025Robocop has no right to be this good. And yet, it delivers action, corporate politics, AI, sciencd fiction, comedy, and drama all into an explosive package.
- Richard ThorntonJuly 22, 2025Funnier than I remember it. Great villain. Satire on point.
- Rowan KrzysiakJune 11, 2025A 'b-movie' this good is not easy to do. The pace is snappy, the action is gritty and most impressively, the tone is balanced with delicate precision. It's just enough (and I mean that as a compliment) but it also comes with a couple of iconic touches that are appreciated.
- Mr. DFebruary 5, 2025Classic in 4k TrueHD ✅️
- EmilianoDecember 21, 2024Great Movie. Robocop is the story of Jesus.
RoboCop Trivia
RoboCop was released on July 17, 1987.
RoboCop was directed by Paul Verhoeven.
RoboCop has a runtime of 1 hr 43 min.
RoboCop was produced by Arne Schmidt.
The key characters in RoboCop are Officer Alex J. Murphy / RoboCop (Peter Weller), Officer Anne Lewis (Nancy Allen), The Old Man (Dan O'Herlihy).
RoboCop is rated R.
RoboCop is a Sci-Fi, Action, Thriller film.
RoboCop has an audience rating of 8.4 out of 10.