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.

Paul Verhoeven's ROBOCOP is an ultraviolent but extremely clever sci-fi action film set in a burnt-out, crime-infested Detroit of the future. When a cop is almost killed in the line of duty, the corrupt corporation that runs the police department decides to use his near-dead body as the basis for a specially constructed cyborg--the first in what they intend to be a line of highly efficient, crime-fighting machines. But the corporate execs didn't take into account the vestiges of human nature still lurking beneath all that state-of-the-art hardware. It turns out RoboCop has a mind of his own and sets out to take bloody revenge on the vicious gang members who tried to kill him.

Excerpt: "I'd buy that for a dollar!"--Phrase from a popular future gameshow

"Dead or alive, you're coming with me."--RoboCop (Peter Weller) to a thug

"It's just a glitch."--OCP executive Dick Jones (Ronny Cox) to his superior (Dan O'Herlihy) after Jones's ED-209 robotic crimefighter prototype blows away a young employee during a botched product demonstration

UMD Features:
Note: This release is in the UMD format for Sony PSP players only.

Anamorphic - 1.85
Audio:
Dolby Digital 2.0 - English, French
Subtitles - English, French, Arabic, Dutch, German, Hindi, Turkish - Optional

Peter Weller: American Actor, original ROBOCOP
Nancy Allen: American actress, CARRIE, ROBOCOP
Ronny Cox: American Actor
Kurtwood Smith: Star, HARD SCRAMBLED (2006)
Dan O'Herlihy: Irish Actor
Miguel Ferrer: American Actor

Paul Verhoeven: Dutch Director, ROBOCOP (1990), BASIC INSTINCT (1992)

Arne Schmidt: PRODUCER/EXECUTIVE

Michael Miner: Screenwriter/Director
Ed Neumeier: Screenwriter, director (ROBOCOP, STARSHIP TROOPERS 3)

Basil Poledouris: Composer

Frank J. Urioste: American Editor

"...Chilling, at times hilarious..." - Recommended
"...ROBOCOP is a shrewdly enjoyable movie..."
"...Gut-level humor and technical wizardry....Robocop himself is a fascinating character..."
"...This movie has a motor humming inside. It's been assembled with ferocious, gleeful expertise, crammed with humor, cynicism and jolts of energy..."
"This sicko futuristic satire of corporate Detroit is the movie that got director Paul Verhoeven out of Holland and ultimately into even beefier Hollywood megahits like TOTAL RECALL and BASIC INSTINCT..."
"Paul Verhoeven's finest film isn't quite science-fact, but its corporation-driven, fat-cat future is our reality."
"Weller is excellent, giving his metal man a very human heart....ROBOCOP turned out to be an extremely smart film." -- Grade: A
3 stars out of 5 -- "[I]t remains a fearlessly over the top, endlessly enjoyable action flick."