The first RoboCop

Bro died and they still made him go back to work.

This scene fucked me up as a kid

Still one of the most brutal scenes in film history.

RoboCop (1987) isn’t just a sci-fi action flick. Beneath the carnage, it’s a sharp satire on corporate greed, media sensationalism, and privatization. Most people miss the commentary under the blood and bullets.

Definitely One of the most brutal scenes in movie history. Remember watching this is a kid growing up 🤯🫥 Gulp.

Not even death could save him; they rebuilt him so he could continue working.

Had no business seeing this at 9 years old

Even in fiction a women cop partner is useless!

He's lucky Red foreman didn't put his foot up in ass 😆 😂

Saw that for the first time at a friend's house at 7 or 8. Did not sleep for three days 😂😭

The only robocop, the best bar none

The first and the only.

A massacre. Sht was wild to see as a kid. I wanted them all ded though. Esp the one with the weird laugh. 😂 lol

He still had his mates though 👍

He came back and realllly fucked them up 😭

She was completely useless lol

Did you know: The actress playing the secretary in this scene was actually Kurtwood Smith’s real wife!

That’s the most violent scene in any film I’ve ever seen.

Clarence Boddicker, one of the most charismatic villains ever.

I watched this movie when I was 6 years old. I still don’t understand how I wasn’t traumatized. The 80s were definitely something else 🤭

Not "the first Robocop", the one and only Robocop.

This is how you create sympathy for a character😮‍💨 genious movie by the master Paul Verhooven

I wasn't really even that young when I saw this, probably 11 or 12 but it was a proper horror scene. I will say though, he had the sickest get back, on all of them too

This scene traumatized me as a kid. I was 10 and I couldn’t imagine why someone would be so cruel to anyone, let alone a cop.

I remember seeing Robocop in the theater when it premiered. I was a young kid, and I'll never forget that part, much less the whole movie. This kind of cinema doesn't exist anymore. Long live and respect to the great Paul Verhoeven.

I had 10 years when i saw this

This was the directors cut. Much more graphic.

This man Red Foreman was a menace!! Haha

I forgot how freaky this movie was at the time