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Robocop | FULL Reaction (Patreon)

Published:
2026-02-26 16:00:14
Imported:
2026-06

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I'd buy that for a dollar!

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David Crabtree

Looking forward to watching this later! If you enjoyed the tone and veiled satire, you should watch Paul Verhoeven's "Starship Troopers" he made 10 years after Robocop!

Bertrand Belisle

Since you liked this, Starship Troopers and Total Recall are must see. Both by the same director and with similar style

scott osborne

yeah its strange robo would go back to the place where he was shot up but its fitting in the end that he ends them there in the steel works

John A

The movie when release was successful at the box office. I had a hard time getting an R rating, due to it's violence. It has some backlash, due to marketing having a lot of toys for children and people saying it was not for kids. Peter Weller was great, oh sorry that is Dr Peter Weller, he get upset if you not call him Dr. I learned that when I met him. Nancy Allen is so nice and sweet in real life.

Dan M

Just put a music beat to that wiggly jiggly 🎶 Sorry you were in pain while recording your reaction, Teegan. Hope it subsides real soon.

Michael G. Munz

Since Robert Morton made him, does that mean he's RobertCop?

DaveCampbell325

Classic. My uncle seen this in the theatre back in the day. He said in the final moment when the Old Man asks "Nice shooting son, what's your name?" and Robocop replies "Murphy" before smiling and walking off the crowd attending burst into cheers and applause 👏👏👏

Sigma957

Yeah, I couldn't figure out the reason for those German non-subtitle subtitles, either. I watched it on Prime, same as yourself. Another great reaction video. Sorry you weren't feeling too great. Thanks for going through with it and sharing it with us anyway.

Johnny Bullis

Great reaction to this Teegan... I love this movie. If youre interested in learning more about this, there is a great 4 part documentary on Amazon Prime called Robodoc.. and it is very in depth .. you'll learn who the Ms. Sahara Desert secretary is in real life.. its quite hilarious given the scene she's in.. thats all Ill say.. go check out the doc.. I think youll like it a lot. And by the end of the 4th part, you will then know way more than you ever thought you could know about Robocop. Also, thanks for fighting thru the pain to watch this.. you're a rockstar.

Riggo 82

Yeah, this was a satirical film, for sure. Paul Verhoeven's, ultra violent, critique of America, in the 1980's. Hence, the out of control crime, and corporatism. While it certainly reflected the reality of the time, to a degree. It, also reflected the judgmental arrogance and conceit, of a European elitist, too. Setting that all aside though, it's great fun, and a true classic. He, also directed, "Total Recall" and "Starship Troopers", as well. Both are well worth a watch.

ViolatedGorilla

As others have said, if you enjoyed this, they you will probably find Starship Troopers and Total Recall interesting as well.

Ray Ward

This movie is so tight. Zero fat. Straight in, no filler, ends when it has to and doesn’t apologize for any of it.

Ron Beek III Art

I'm a newcomer to your Patreon, and I joined because I had to see your reaction to one of my favorite movies and probably my favorite message in a movie. "Robocop" offers an answer to the question, "How much can you strip away from a human being before they are no longer human beings?" The plot of the story strips away Murphy's Body, his face, his mind, his memories, his human senses... his home... his wife... his child.... And when the dust settles screenwriters Edward Neumeier and Michael Miner, as well as director Paul Verhoeven answer the query sharply, decisively, and with defiant contempt for the very question asked... There is nothing you can take from a human being, that will crush the human spirit- and shame upon anyone that would ask. This was a fantastic reaction. It always means a lot when someone lets a character I love into their hearts. Very happy you enjoyed! P.S. Hope you are feeling better! :)

Lee

The moment you mentioned the Borg, I was hoping you'd recognize Ronny Cox (Dick Jones) from his TNG episodes. Maybe you haven't seen them yet? In any event, I'm glad you loved the movie and I thank you for the great reaction.

Ray Ward

Great ending. Big bad dead…roll credits. The whole movie has zero fat, no fluff, no filler. A friend of mine’s fantasy team is called “Clarence Boddiker Leavers”.