The Death of Alex Murphy (Unrated) | RoboCop (Unrated Director's Cut, 1987) Remastered

well, can't say they're racist, because they look like the damn UN.

Yeah exactly, they’re just greedy lowlifes living in an anarchy

Though one of them is Red Foreman

The guy who got toxic waste on him had it the worst

@@LordofSadFac "dumbass!"

Lmfao exactly how it happened with me as s kid.

Jajajajajaja the same

Same

Lol so true, this shook me the hell up as a 8 year old. Wonderful movie.

Same, cheers to your dad 🍺

Verhoeven wanted the audience to really despise Clarence and his goons. They even gave Kurtwood Smith glasses that made him look like a Nazi general, Himmler to be specific and to make him seem more cold and calculated than the standard criminal. They don't make them like this any more.

Unfortunately accurate.

Been alive long enough to see people suffer the same fate. They do it like they won’t be haunted by what they done as they take turns, if you ever sat there at night reminiscing everything in your life. You wonder if they regret what they done. It was kids too, they might live long enough to wonder but it’s a cycle of chaos that will never stop repeating as long as evil exist.

fun fact that line was improvised. Source: The incredibly good "RoboDoc" making of documentary.

Zionist mentality

Equal opportunity employer, Asian, Black, Gay, Latino, White... all psychopaths.

🤣🤣🤣

Back when this movie was made, nobody cared about race. It's only an issue today because stupid people created a fake narrative.

@@DivShadow Not stupid at all, rather than diabolical in their schemes. Insanity.

Stfu

A modern times Jesus

@lazii man spawn wasn't a cop. He was a black ops soldier

Sylvester Williams wasn’t he in swat?

I keep thinking about Nash doing Business Hugs on Tim & Eric, before that an episode of Star Trek TNG as a primitive alien, and Twin Peaks as Leland Palmer. The guy has been everywhere lol.

@@thefrustratedguitarist4737 didn't Nash wind up playing the devil on a few episodes of something?

This is way gorier than those others, Terminator is pretty violent though

@@starwarsroo2448 more gory than Aliens and Predator? Idk about that

@@MrRobjs83 Aliens isn't gory at all

Before movies were drowned in cgi.

The thing

Scene with the hand blown off hits even harder when we earlier saw him take pride in doing the gun twirling thing to impress his kid.

​@@user-eb7lv3nz4m They're even worse than Clarence and his gang,at least they only used ammo.

​@@danfors1333Hands down one of the best scenes in cinema. They don't make movies like that anymore. The new robocop is PG13.

That's what I thought even the asian guy with a few lines. Everybody killed it.

I noticed that very cool bit

"ur a good cop, hotshot!?"

Then some time later he quit being the bad guy and worked at the US Embassy in Rambo 3.

Always thought the same. That part always stuck with me.

lol Boy another comments section that proves racism in america is through the roof.

So true, especially if you're an 8 year old like I was when I watched it lol

Lol he didn't die though

gotwoh3ll he did die.

@@damianstarks3338 define death.. death is forever.. he was not brain dead

gotwoh3ll his heart stopped plus he was shot in the head.

I recommend you read how this scene played out on paper.. even more brutal as it details how Murphy felt while being tortured

@@ultimatesunrise I bet it was down right gruesome.....

@@ultimatesunrise what did it say exactly?

It just talks about how much pain he was feeling after getting his hand shot off and after they were done and he was on the ground feeling dizzy and the room spinning

@@ultimatesunrise oh ok

No he had to actually have his hand blown off for the movie, amazing dedication

The whole scene gets me every time. I love it 🥰

@@codycoenen1355 Yes, it was very painful to watch, not only physically.

@@antonboludo8886 i enjoyed it lol

I Don't think this is acting I think this is real

He should’ve waited for backup. The minute he heard and saw that Asian guy coming, he should’ve put his back against the wall and had that guy out in front of him as a shield and started blasting.

yes - correct - i saw this in the theatre on its release way back and a guy sitting somewhere behind me said "bastards" as Boddicker and his gang left - the scene generated sympathy for Murphy and strengthened Lewis's relationship with him and also generated disgust at the villains - good direction

@@edhoughton2609 It also set up the payoff of most of the main Villains' DYING horribly and gruesomely. Emil gets Melted by Toxic Waste, and Clearance gets a Spike in his Neck.

Also makes one take sadistic pleasure in his revenge later in the movie.

It’s meant to emulate the gruesome death of Jesus Christ, as well. When Murphy’s arm was pinned down and his hand was blown off, he was in the shape of a crucifix and was being “nailed” to the cross. I think it’s awesome work by Paul Verhoven. The other scene where this was conveyed was when Robocop was in a hailstorm of bullets and went to one knee as though he were burdening a cross over his shoulder. Great work there, too.

Something the remake didn't understand at all. In that, he's taken out by a car bomb and it was pretty much instantaneous. This was an extremely gruesome torture scene and murder

And he also probably knew that he was going to get tortured before being killed. As soon as he sees Boddicker, his expression changes, as if he knew who he was. And Boddicker was known as a sadistic cop killer. From that moment till the “end”, Murphy not only knew he was finished, but also that he wasn’t even getting a mercy kill, but a prolonged death from a bunch of sadists he knew what they were capable of doing to regular people. Let alone a cop, in an abandoned factory, and alone. Can’t think of a worse scenario, and Murphy knew that. The psychological torture must have been extreme, Murphy took it like a real boss.

Clarence is too dangerous

@@RaulGarfias It was his mentality that made him the perfect Robocop model. The others all mentally snapped, if the Robo Flops demonstration in the 2nd movie are anything to go by.

@@SoldierOfFate Agreed. I think that’s one of the main points of the film: there can’t be two Robocops, because there’s only one Murphy. This entire scene is known to represent the torture and death of Christ (for example, the first shot to the hand is equivalent to the nails), and also it’s made this brutal and dirty/real so we hate the villains from the start, since Murphy is shown as an extremely likable dude that happens to be a cop, in a city full of not so likable people. That’s very clever scriptwriting, because this way, when Murphy finally defeats his killers and also regains his humanity (by saying that his name is Murphy), the payoff is a lot more powerful. He even “resurrected”, and at some point in the final battle against Boddicker he also “walked” on water. I’m not going to get religious, but for christians there is only one Christ, and there can’t be no other. Murphy was the perfect recipe, he had the right mind to be able to keep his sanity and even stay being good after what they did to him, as Christ did during his torture and death according to the Bible. No mind other than Murphy’s could become Robocop, so every other experiment with other people was destined to fail.

That's actually a really good analogy @@RaulGarfias

Back when my grandfather ate so much Taco Bell he shit out his rectum

Back when actually ratings R meant something

This is the Unrated version, which was originally rated X by the MPAA, before Verhoeven cut down some of the violence (in this scene, the arm being blown off, a quicker shot of the final headshot, and I believe a second or so of Murphy gushing blood after his hand is shot off).

Yup. And not just sex scenes

@Litshttam ok there Cain haha!

We can t forget Blade Runner,TRON,Gremlins,Ghosbusters,Back to the Future,Rambo,Die Hard

The '90s was, too.

Both 80's and 90's

They all had that one magic that we can't describe, but we can feel it, and by looking at the today's movies, they don't have that magic anymore that the 80's and the 90's had. Even the sequel movies that a majority disliked back in the day are far superior to the modern movies.

@@PainweedingPills Because CGI has ruined imaginations.

Yeah

Bingo.

The thing is, as horrifying as this scene was to see as a kid, it's 10,000x worse to me as an adult, because I'm more fully able to grasp all the nuances of the scene, as well as the depth of the sadistic cruelty of Boddicker and his men. It was upsetting as a kid because "the bad guys are hurting the good guy," but maturing and being able to fully understand this scene is something else.

I was 3 lol. My mom thought it was a superhero movie 😂

I saw it on HBO in June 1988. At 5 years of age. Movies weren't supposed to make you angry, but this scene REALLY made me ANGRY as a little tyke. That's why I laughed and cheered when he came back and killed all these bad guys. Especially the Toxic Waste scene.

Heck yeah, it took me a few years, but it clicked one day! LOL..couldnt believe my eyes but he STILL looks the same!👈👍🏻💪🏼

Not only that, Red Forman looking like Heinrich Himmler.

Clarence deserves a good kick in the butt Red-style

Foot in ass for all those dumb asses

He's also the President of Starfleet.

Nice one, dumbass!

😂

😂😂😂☠️☠️☠️💀💀💀

You can say that again…

Lmao 😂

Lmao 😂

It was well made for the budget it had

Yeah its nuts how CGI was not used at all in this movie yet it puts to shame all movies that came after it using cgi..I feel like the movies from the 80s were way more real looking than anything today..

@@peterc504 that´s because CGI looks too unnatural....they never get the athmosphere right that a proper lighting and some smokemachines can produce... always looks artificial, no matter how "realistic" the grafics become :)

@@RSProduxx Very true. This death scene was the realest thing I had scene as a kid. It was pretty nuts in my mind I thought I was witnessing a real murder Lol

peter c idiot

Kurtwood Smith has always been a badass actor. I was a kid when I used first saw this around the time “That 70s Show” first came out and recognized him right away. I always afilliated him with Clarence.

Yeah, really seems like the kind of guy to put a foot in your ass.

he also was in that´s 70´s show too.

He’s in Rambo III, too

That 70's drug lord

I always explained it away as "they have really good body armor in the future." :P

Yeah its dramatic but you would be surprised what the human body can survive miracles happen and organs stay intact. And people do survive hesdshots very rare but it has happened

I think they were intentionally aiming at the body armor to make it as painful but nonlethal as possible

@OV absolutely a shotgun can blow off body parts with 00 buckshot at close range will rip someone apart honestly if they were all using 12 gauge shotguns Murphy would have been a puddle on the ground. Birdshot is barley lethal tho.

@@RaisedVintage23 Given the crime scene photos I've unfortunately seen: The hand exploding is entirely plausible, the arm getting blown off possibly could happen, but it would be more of a freak occurrence and not very likely.

I dont think it haunts but yeah, it send a message

Must've been scary seeing scenes that aren't fully CGI and looked so real.

Seminal.....

@@eternalblessing4984 I was around 5-6 when I first watched this around '91-92 (among other things like it's sequel, T1 &, T2, Predator, etc.) and surprisingly it wasn't that jarring. To this day I wonder why this and a lot of 80s and 90s action and horror movies didn't screw up the minds of me and my classmates. I think it was because the violence was cranked up such a notch that you couldn't really process it at that age. There's a reason they had toy lines and video games for these movies.

More so if you watched it in theater at 9 years old.

all Verhoeven movies show extreme violence

​@@AndyP998Verhoeven said he likes extreme violence in his movies.

This was hard to watch. Poor Murphy. Being tortured to death with repeated shotgun blasts, and then the finishing blow with a handgun to the head. This scene certainly made me dislike the bad guys so much and was just waiting that they get their comeuppance when RoboCop wastes them all in the finale.

This was probably horrifying to watch back in the 80's but watching it now is just pure comedy to me.

​@@Hazy_BubbleReally? I swear in my case it is just the other way around. I first watched this when I was 9, in a movie theater and I don't remember being shocked. However, now in my mid 40s I find this truly disturbing, really hard to watch.

I love the intro between Scorpion and RoboCop in MK11: Scorpion: "Did you avenge your own murder?" RoboCop: "My killers are all dead, Scorpion!" Scorpion: "That's true justice!"

Boy do I have something to tell you called real life

​@@leavanstarr2390 oh, shut up

The bullying is really what makes it so hard

That and ed209 ripping into kenny

Gave me nightmares when I was a kid. Still gives me chills today.

Or maybe by its unlikelyness it was apauling in it of itself like we've killed tons of people but the fact that this man shot to bits is still alive it's almost awkward. If you ever see the green mile the " would you turn it off while he's still alive" gives a similar feeling

Clearance wasn't concerned he was more annoyed you didn't think the brutality went on long enough it's just that he was thinking will you die already Clarence didn't have a conscience like that I don't think that was some kind of mercy killing that was just die already you're getting on my nerves that man had no conscience I literally cheered died and finally got what he deserved a well-placed sharp objects right through their neck by RoboCop it was awesome

It's pretty much impossible to survive that, so if someone does survive that, you'd be genuinely impressed.

@@johnpark7972 if somebody survive that if you have one-in-a-million miracle. However that is why it's a movie.

@@johnpark7972 I think his body armour is supposed to have protected him somewhat that's why he's alive those guns could blow off an entire limb in one shot otherwise

Gen X'ers like myself were taken to theaters by our parents to see stuff like this back in the 80s lol.

Don't remember my reaction when I was a kid and watched this but my reaction to seeing this today goes 😬

yeah it honestly affected me as well when i was a kid. it left a heavy uneasiness for a long time in my mind

@@Macabre124 Same, the walk to school next day was super surreal, like my view of the world had changed in my mind and a part of my child naivety/bliss had died with it.

@@dragonballsuper1519 Thats crazy. Same. I woke up the next morning different. Like that experience somewhat altered me

I remember my brothers and I sneaking this movie and being so disturbed by this scene. My dad actually trimmed this part off the VHS film role and taped it back together so we wouldn't have to bear seeing it even while fast forwarding hahaha good parenting, though he still let us watch the rest of this violent ass film lol

I had a lump too watching this but it wasn’t in my throat

i’m the opposite tbh. it made me hate humanity even more

​@@madmanpecos it could conceivably do both... You can have empathy for Murphy and have a disdain for humanity for putting another human through such a painful death.

Indeed they were. I was born in Feb 91, and the 90s were a time of near infinite possibilities. People had hope. Kids could still look at an analogue clock and tell the time. It was the best time to be a kid.

Yeah. As soon I entered that room I was like "oh shit".

Nope they are nonexistent nowadays

@@darkusblader was just gonna say the same thing. They are non existent. Although seeing this when I was about 5 years old was more shocking than anything at the age I am now, the episode of walking dead where negan beats in a couple main characters skulls into mush with a baseball bat was the closest thing to it.

Yup the only way you can make movies like this now is if they are strictly parody or low budget exploitation satires like Hobo With a Shotgun. But this was a big 80's Hollywood action blockbuster lol back then you could get away with crazy stuff. It's no wonder the remake was so tame.

@Leftist Perverts And Psychopaths For me the Terminator franchise ended after T2. As far as I'm concerned the alternative ending is canon.

@@recht_voor_zijn_raap5506 to be fair, Robocop (and other films from the same director like Total Recall or Starship Troopers) are known for having satire at some degree. Im sure the violence in his movies are intentionally exaggerated for the shake of parody and satire (and entertaining action and shock value of course).

kinda shows that we don't all get to go out in a blaze of glory. you go out in the weirdest sometimes dumbest ways.

the director had Jesus' crucifiction in mind. And until this movie he was famous for directing mostly love movies. Dayum!

Messed me up too. I still don't watch this scene to this day.

No such thing as a good cop

@@looksirdroids9134 STFU and go watch Broke Back Mountain

Was gonna mention Robodoc before I finished reading your comment. Enjoyed watching that so much

Yea watching these types of movies as a kid is the best, you kinda get high off of it. Watched Clockwork Orange and Natural Born Killers when I was about 10 good times.

What more can you say?

So he's Robot Jesus then basically

@@moobslikejagger5653 Paul Verhoeven called him an "American Jesus".

Surprised Paul didn’t give him a cock and balls so he could have Ssshhex 😭

@@moshomaniac1 daaaamn 😲😲😲

I know the line from, and forgive me for not knowing off the top of my head their name. But the line from the black guy about "shit I'm out of ammo" was improvised. Source: "Robodoc" making of documentary which is a hell of a treat if you like Robocop and just a interesting watch.

sheesh, the "foot in ass" routine takes a whole new meaning...

After losing his job again and Kitty leaving him for a doctor, he strayed to the darkside and moved to Detroit.

@PaidRandom this was in the 80s so after Kitty.

and Dr Romano became a doctor after this , still an asshole though

Kelso and Fez pushed him over the line.

I'm sure it happens. The Aryan Brotherhood is built on hate, but they're good at moving money and will work with anyone if it gets them what they want.

Jacob Staten Yeah that’s what happened in American history X he really believed in that ideology and was pissed when he started to see that the skinheads were selling drugs and working with other minorities to get business done

“United Gangs of Benetton”

Just look at Dutchs gang from red dead redemption 2... They didn't care about race and most outlaws didn't

@SSJ Have you been living under a rock? I can name several movies where the "bad guys" are nonwhite/foreign and the "good guy" is white. This is still a thing even today, lol. Nothing has changed in that regard.

Emil's death ironically becomes the most Gruesome of them.

The cuts are a really solid point, it's super graphic but it doesn't revel in it which helps keep it from devolving into gore porn

I see what you did there

@@johnnysins6330 it was mind blowing

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Good thing it only cost him an arm and not a leg

Johnny Sins everybody and their mother saw what he did there moron

The MMPA doesn't know what their doing. In 1974, The Street Fighter became the first theatrically successful film to carry an X-rating, but not The Exorcist?!

Even the revenge didnt make up for this scene. This was a pretty shocking scene when i was a kid. it left a bad taste for a while after watching it.

@@jimmygorehouse9502 No one was supposed to have seen it as a kid. The entire movie is ultra violent... broke up by satirical adverts... such as the 6000SUX

@Jesus Heist I remember watching the TV version as a kid. My uncle insisted I watch the rated-r version as they show his hand and arms getting blown up. I was surely fascinated. Years down the line I got to watch this version on DVD as a young adult. Needless to say I was glad I didn’t see it as a kid. 😂 On the other hand, I did watch The Fly ad a kid. The TV version too. Needless to say, even the edited version haunts me til this day. 🤢

@@gorillaau but in those days when you here robocop its like some sort of comic hero, so when they put the uncut version on tv i wasnt expecting such violence. It was rated x and banned in some contries the uncut version .and in those days this felt much more evil

@@jimmygorehouse9502 The evil of mega corporation, such as OCP, is still relevant. The violence is interesting. "Hey Bobby, do think you can fly?" It was rated R, out here (Australia), back in the days when you'd be asked for identification when buying your ickets.

What shows/movies did the balding ginger, Asian, and black guy end up being in later on?

@@EVEmasta balding ginger went on to play Dr Romano on a little show called ER.

@@tnexus13 the ginger, Murphy, Leon, and Clarence were all in a season of 24 together

@@felixG83 yeah, Clarence was a senator, the ginger was Jack Bauer's brother, the one placed between the asian and the black guy played as vicepresident, but I don't know if those other 2 even played anything. Seeing this scene again after so many years made me realize the roles they had later that I didn't notice before :P The one playing Clarence even played on Star Trek Voyager on a 2 episodes story which was one of the best stories the series had.

@@CesarDemi81 Year of hell. Awesome 2 part-er!!

It's savage. I saw this when I was 10. Didn't bother me but I can't watch it now. Just here to read the comments. It's absolutely brutal. Think it's the sadistic nature of it. Good acting on everyone's part though.

Oh Man the only thing that hurt as bad as this Scene as a Kid was watching the T-1000 pound on The T-800 101 Model "Uncle Bob" in the Steel Mill at the end of Terminator 2 and watching Ripley immolate Herself at the end of Aliens 3

@@texasgent4694 in fairness. If you were a police officer going into a gang stronghold. This would probably be a pleasant death compared to what they would do to you in reality.

@@montgomeryburns9979 Oh yeah most definitely, in the Grand Scheme of things there's much worse they could've done than that and like you said in reality that's exactly how it would play out

@@texasgent4694 all the actors on this scene was 10/10 though. It just felt so real. You can even imagine "bloody hell, it feels like I'm part of this"

What about Basic Instinct (1992) and Showgirls (1995)?

Don't forget Jason X.

Showgirls....

@@gabbpolicarpio1236 He didn't direct _Jason X._

Because apparently as a child he almost got his legs cut off by an Elevator. So the idea of depicting limbs coming off must be a catharsis.

I maybe wrong, I LOVE Robocop but I'll admit I haven't watched this scene in a VERY long time. But I'm pretty sure the part with Lewis crying over his body is in the theatrical, all except the last shot around 4:47 showing Murphy's body in all that blood. But those few extra seconds, getting to see what she is looking at. Murphy's body in the condition it is, the huge amounts of blood etc while she's crying, esp after that part where she's trying to get to him, hearing the shots and the screams, but is blocked by that grate thing and can't do anything except see them unloading on Murphy.

The gore also makes sense in universe, "old Detroit" is a crime ridden hell hole where crime rules and the police are HEAVILY out manned and out gunned. Murphy's execution is the perfect example of how fk'd up "old Detroit" is.

They cut out that line about him still being alive in the edited version and I don’t understand why.

If they were out of ammo, Lewis could have shot them down like rabbits 🤔

@@pussthepupanddonkeythedog5135 The shot to the head was to make it seem to the viewer as if Murphy was "dead". I'm guessing that "he's alive" line ruined the illusion.

@@MikeTheEnforcer No, he says he's still alive before the head shot

""I'm out of ammo." that one was improvised. Source: the "Robodoc" documentry

But in a much toned down action. Guns shooting laser beam. No on screen death. Exploding aircraft always shows the pilot made it out in time with parachute. Punching or kicking were made as comical as possible. That’s all I can remember. But I live in Indonesia and was a kid in the 90s. Idk how it went in the states.

They did some of that in the 90s to or have you wondered why you don’t see much of carnage anymore?

Yup, and Jaws I and II gave me nightmares as a kid after seeing it in the theater, PG rating my ass! haha lol It would have been R-Rated for the psychological trauma alone...

The truth is, many parents showed these movies to kids, and kids thought it was the coolest thing ever. I must have been 5-6 when my friends dad showed us robocop, and we fell in love with that character and got the toys. I'm not saying this is good for kids or that I would do the same thing, just saying that the marketing knew that kids loved this stuff.

I rented the original unrated Toxic Avenger (on VHS) after falling in love with the Toxic Crusaders toys and cartoon.

Sad but it's true.

It's entirely unrealistic, I get people love these films. But he wouldn't be able to stand or scream while getting shot that many times. Sure the vest might protect him, but he wouldn't be able to make noise. Ruins the immersion

@@ljeans531 Are you one of those strange people going in to a movie called "Robocop" expecting realism ? Do you go to KFC to order a Big Mac as well ?

@@justarandomdouchebag5942 I was responding to the main comment that said it was a masterpiece and a terrifying scene.

@@ljeans531 Realism shouldn't be a requirement for all film. Suspension of disbelief is important to many films. Especially when your viewing one called "Robocop"

@douglashague2355 if I can't immerse myself in the moment it looses realism and therefore loses the emotional effect. Realism is required depending on what they wanna sell me. I don't mind goofy action movies like fast n furious. But but they keep the emotional moments grounded so they can have impact

You'll be surprised. There have been some fairly recent gory movies within the last 10 years. I mean look at the John Wick's for example. A guy gets stabbed right in his eyeball. Very slowly too. While his eye is open. Never seen that before that movie.

@@bboyStuntZ But those were nameless villains nobody cares about. This was the good guy (protagonist) being absolutely brutally murdered 20 minutes into the movie. The impact is completely different. This scene is way more horrifying

@@dreday5880 I watched Robocop as a kid and remember this scene. I was mildly disturbed by it. Knowing how I am, if that John Wick scene I mentioned was available to watch back then when I was a kid? I would have had nightmares.

@@bboyStuntZ Fair enough 🤝🏻

It wasn’t the gore. It was the aftermath. Lewis is so helpless and the hoods leave unceremoniously. Gore is easy. This was intelligent.

Reminds me a little of "The Crow".

Or kill bill

Or Death Sentence

Non of these things i felt during the movie i only see action

@@606danco you might be a sociopath. better get checked.

It was a masterpiece

That laughter is what *sadism* sounds like!

Yeah Peter Weller can do some *very* genuine sounding pain screams.

Michael Gallen Well that makes sense

Cartoon series sucked

Toxic avenger had one as well.

Oh wow, totally forgot about that, but yeah I barely remember that cartoon.

The cartoon version did this scene over

It was right before the 90s

@@maggs131 I know that.

@@maggs131 So the 80's then...

The 80s were the best

@@mr.hemlock1900 the 80s were after the 70s

The various actors playing the villains came up with their own unique quirks to showcase their characters' demented nature.

Black joker.. He even had a dumb joke that he laughed at..

🤣🤣🤣 Right

black laughs matter

I know, right? Is like a black Joker. Is awesome!

This is how revenge should be made. No prisoners. The evil army leader in Rambo 4 also got his death done right. Not the cliche “I’m not one of you” and spare the enemies just to make one last walk to the sunset.

Lol yeah , i remember this from when i was 7 or 8 ,i struggled to stop thinking about it

Nah man, Kenny vs ED-209, or Emil crashing into the vat...those were the scenes. But watching them now as an adult and getting Verhoeven, I laugh every time.

@@Animo5ity not to be a dick but his characters name was actually Mr. Kinney. it was his last name. :)

God tell me about. My mom rented this from the video store for me thinking it was kids movie when i was 7, I have never let her live it down over 30yrs later!

I saw this when I was 3. Good movie.

I don't know, I feel like the little "AH!" screams he does while getting shot make the scene more silly than serious. It doesn't help that he doesn't even fall while getting shot, he just stays there standing until the final shot.

ᴍ ᴀ ᴢ ᴀ ɴ ᴏ he does have body armpit on though so....

Armour

@@buttan3399 What I meant by him falling is that he didn't faint after getting his arm blown off. The whole scene was very well acted when his hand was blown off, because you can tell he was in shock. After that though, I feel like he should've fallen slowly to the ground after the first 3 shots.

the actresses performance was just as weak as her perfomance as a cop, everybody else was amazing though i think murphy could've screamed more as he was shot

Did your dog die or did it move on to somebody else?

RollingxBigshot don’t be disrespectful

Evan Liska I’m just asking a question, he’s comparing apples to oranges on this one. Something dying is completely different than something moving on

@@RollingxBigshot exactly my toughts. What did the dog have to do with anything? Maybe if the movie was John Wick I'd say ooh ok.

RollingxBigshot he said his dog died. Do you pay attention in your country?

Yeah I love that. You can see the fear he feels the second the tables are turned ,understandable so of course. But compare how he acts in this situation where he's powerless, and knows he's going to die to how Clerance acts when he is powerless at the end of the drug warehouse shootout. Groveling, pleading, rating out Dick Jones etc.

He is based on Heinrich Himmler, the leader of the ss who also wore glasses, he happened to be an accountant and was evil as hell

He was the dad on the 70's show xd

@@pastormango6688 thanks for the info, i didnt know that!

.... & his gang of evil hyena-laughing thugs

Kurtwood Smith

Bullet proof vest lose their resistance after a couple of shots they def hit some vital organs

@@conkghey2511 Sure. That's why I said 'advanced' (futuristic). We see Murphy & others put them on earlier in the film and it explains why even his killers were surprised he was still alive. Believe as you like though.

Death battle reference I got it

Murphy's Irish. We're the toughest bastards on the planet! haha!

Its your birthday

@@WELCOME2PATSPLACE not really. You wouldn't last 3 days here in Detroit partna

@@Big_Mamoose I've been to Detroit, it's nothing.

You know I never really thought about that before but yeah good point. And Murphy would probably be pretty high on that list since he just transferred to that dept.