ED 209 muss dabei sein. Der gehört ja quasi zum Film und zur Figur RoboCop dazu. :D

genau so ist es...und ich hoffe er stellt sich wieder an wie ein ''Profi'':rofl:

Ohhh ... da kommen mir gerade schöne Szenen ins Gedächtnis. :D

haha ja ...treppen sind nicht nur der feind von kung fu panda po...ed 209 und er sollten ne hilfegruppe aufmachen:rofl:

Und schreien sollte er wie ein Dinobaby ^^

indiewire.com hat geschrieben:
'Robocop' Will Apparently Be Tested Against Al Qaeda In Upcoming Remake
by Kevin Jagernauth August 13, 2012 9:16 AM

So guess what folks, apparently Jose Padilha's "RoboCop" will be worse than Len Wiseman's "Total Recall." At least that's according to Drew McWeeny at HitFix, who got his hands on the script for the upcoming remake, and hit Twitter as he flipped the pages and pretty much got an online ulcer with each passing moment, sharing his reactions with the interwebs. However, parsing through his comments, it seems the movie is doing all the same social commentary stuff of Paul Verhoeven's original (though it seems a bit more meta) with some interesting updates.

The guys over at Bleeding Cool have rounded up McWeeny's musings, and perhaps the most interesting tidbit involves the development of the suit. Yea, audiences will see Alex Murphy in the original metal outfit, but when it's taken to a focus group of criminals, they laugh saying, "He looks like a toy from the ’80s!” Anway, the suit is upgraded with 2.0 being outsourced to China (ha ha), and progress continues with 3.0 being built, and then deployed "onto an Al Queda training camp to see what he does." And that's not all, as we'll see a sequence with the ED-209s being used in Iran to stop suicide bombers.

But perhaps most intriguing of the draft McWeeny read, are the references to the development of the movie itself. “He should be programmed to incapacitate in all scenarios,” “Agreed. Let’s keep him PG-13, Dr. Norton” goes one exchange. Meanwhile, another scene ends with: "David sits, catatonic, looks at the TV — MGM REMAKE TBD.” And yes, in case you were wondering, the original movie poster tagline ("Part Machine. Part Man. All Cop.") is referenced as well.

But what earned the most ire from McWeeny is that RoboCop is now a "Transformer," being able to transition between "social mode" and "combat mode." We're not sure why this a big problem, but whatever, we're willing to roll with it.

Anway, having skimmed his tweets, we don't really see where the anger is coming from. Frankly, it sounds -- for better or worse -- what we fully expected a studio remake of "RoboCop" to be. It's updated to include some current world problems, nods to the past movie and presumably leads to stuff blowing up. Will it be good? We'll have to wait and see, but none of these elements seem particularly shocking or even some kind of stain of Verhoeven's original.

We'll find out soon enough we supposed. Starring Joel Kinnaman, Gary Oldman, Samuel L. Jackson, Jay Baruchel, Abbie Cornish, Hugh Laurie, Jennifer Ehle and Michael K. Williams (and fucking hell, we'll be watching this for the cast alone) "RoboCop" drops on August 9, 2013.

Ich sage da nur Crysis.So etwas von billig kopiert.

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what the f... :eek:

Also ED 209 kommt auf jeden Fall drin vor, geil. Auch ich guck den Film allein schon wegen des Casts. Das es Anspielungen auf Verhoevens Filme geben wird, erfreut mich ebenfalls.
Aber das PG-13 rating geht doch nicht Leute. Dann knallt RoboCop mit 100.000 Schuss herum, und wie beim A-Team stehen alle seine Gegner wieder auf. :confused:

Seh ich auch so, Robocop ohne Härte(sei es überspitzt im Vorhoeven Stil oder realistischer) gehört einfach dazu.

Ihr wisst selber das ein P13 nicht blutleer heisst. Nur die anzahl der SChimpfwörter und die nackten Tatsachen sind limitiert.
Klar war ein wichtiger Teil des Verhoevens die überspitzte Gewalt, aber ich kann mir auch einen total anderen Ansatz vorstellen. Denn die Gealt war nur das berühmte Salz, den eigentlich war es die Gesellschaftskritik die für mich Verhoevens werk ausmachte.
Mal sehen was davon am Ende übrig bleibt