If it’s true that there are movies with abominable conceptual flaws in the stories that ended up being made, then in this case it would be fun and easy to tear them apart with criticism—but that’s the easy way out. the real challenge is highlighting what’s positive about them. Striving to defend them is a titanic task, but it can be done by carefully evaluating the pillars that support those flawed concepts—where, from a popcorn-movie perspective, the metal narrative fused with Asian corporate elements is the sword against the bullet that, if expanded, could have broadened the franchise with ninja battles 🥷🥷
RoboCop 3 is a 1993 film that I think suffers from the malady of franchises: once they become successful, the virus of infantilism—generated by an environment of executives who want easy money rather than art and what’s best for the story—ends up destroying something that I believe had the potential for so much more
After watching this specific movie, RoboCop expands its plot into a narrative setting that reminds me a lot of MegaMan by introducing more androids that are visually striking in so many ways, but unfortunately, it all comes to nothing because of the stubborn insistence on continuing the conflict from the first film and the family-friendly approach 😞😞
Si es verdad que hay peliculas con fracasos conceptuales abominables en las historias que se terminaron ejecutando, entonces en este caso lo divertido y facil seria destruirlas a nivel de critica pero eso es el camino sencillo, lo dificil en realidad es resaltar lo positivo que tienen, esforzarse por defenderlo es una tarea titanica pero se puede evaluando bien las vigas que sostienen esos conceptos fallidos donde desde un punto de vista palomitero, la narrativa metal fusionada con elementos corporativos asiaticos es la espada contra la bala que si ampliaba la franquicia con batallas Ninja 🥷🥷
RoboCop 3 es un film de 1993 que pienso sufre el mal de las franquicias que al ser exitosas, el virus de la infantilidad generado por un entorno de ejecutivos que quieren el dinero facil en vez del arte y lo mejor para la historia, se termina aniquilando algo que considero daba para mucho mas
Luego de ver esta pelicula en especifico, RoboCop pasa a ampliar su argumento a un entorno narrativo que me recuerda mucho a MegaMan al desarrollar mas Androides que son visualmente potentes en muchosimos aspectos pero lamentablemente termina en nada por la terquedad de seguir en el conflicto del primer film y el enfoque familiar 😞😞
I’m sharing what I think is the best part of the film to encourage you to watch the rest of it, since the heart and soul of this franchise is—and always will be—bringing life through the artificial. That ninja’s name is Otomo, and he’s a visual masterpiece 😎😎👍🏻
Detroit, along with OCP, frames RoboCop as a supposed guardian of law and order, but Asia portrays its androids as a metal fist used to intimidate other corporations in order to gain control of cities or, indeed, a consumer market. This is what the ENTIRE MOVIE should have focused on, because that’s what the RoboCop franchise does brilliantly 😃😃
I’m pointing this out because, overall, the film’s climactic scene was well-received—I haven’t heard any complaints from the audience. In other words, the conflict between rival corporations in Asia and America is a very Cold War-style struggle that worked perfectly as an element of chaos for Detroit’s Law and Order 🫡🫡
In our own lives, that corporate battle from the movie feels familiar because the U.S. is always locked in power struggles with other global superpowers like China, etc. 🤔🤔
Essentially, to appreciate this, you need to be familiar with Robocop—and especially its first film—since this movie remains tied to the core conflict of that first hit film, The Remodeling of Detroit… something that, honestly, wasn’t even interesting in the first film and ultimately leads to the failure of this third installment 😑😑
Les comparto lo que para mi es lo mejor del film para invitarte a ver el resto de la pelicula ya que el alma de esta franquicia es y sera siempre dar vida a traves de lo artificial, ese Ninja se llama Otomo y es una genialidad visual 😎😎👍🏻
Detroit junto con OCP enfocan a RoboCop en el supuesto control de la Ley y El Orden pero Asia enfoca sus androides como una mano de metal que amedrenta contra otras corporaciones para ganar el control de ciudades o en si un mercado de consumo, esto es en lo que se debio enfocar TODA LA PELICULA porque eso si se le da genial a la franquicia RoboCop 😃😃
Lo noto y lo resalto porque esa escena climax del film a nivel general gusto, alli no percibo quejas por parte de la audiencia, es decir que El Conflicto entre corporaciones rivales de Asia y America, es una pelea muy Guerra Fria que se adaptaba muy bien como elemento de caos para La Ley y El Orden de Detroit 🫡🫡
En nuestro caso o vida real, nos es familiar esa batalla corporativa del film porque EEUU siempre tiene peleas de poder con otros paises potencia del planeta como China, etc 🤔🤔
En esencia para ver esto pues debes ya estar familiarizado con Robocop y principalmente su primer film ya que esta pelicula continua subyugada ante el conflicto base de aquella primera exitosa pelicula que es La Remodelacion de Detroit.... algo que sinceramente ni interesaba en la primera pelicula y dilapida en el fracaso a esta tercera entrega 😑😑
I'll always hate it when stories rely on saving babies and kids just to please families watching the movie in theaters. RoboCop wasn't made that way— in fact, it’s pure gore—the Murphy scene still strikes me as one of the most traumatic things I’ve ever seen, haha, and I love it 🤩🤩. In contrast, in RoboCop 3, the brutality of the battles against crime disappears, and the characters shown in the two images take center stage
The little girl is there to please parents.... Total commercial nonsense that, even as a formula, is still applied today and dooms productions to failure when done forcedly—for example, with Marvel’s Fantastic Four and the defense of their baby 😑😑
The scientist, Dr. Marie Lazarus, played by Jill Hennesey, who’s in charge of RoboCop’s robotic health, honestly adds nothing to the movie 😅😅. She’s beautiful but has untapped potential for a cybernetic psychological study that never gets explored. This criticism applies to this film and the other two 🫤🫤
Bertha, played by CCH Pounder, is the worst part of the movie—it’s such a struggle to watch that character. Fortunately, they slaughter her, and I saw that as a very positive aspect of the movie, haha 😎😎👍🏻
The negatives outweigh the positives, but I’ll always defend the concept of RoboCop vs. Ninjas—that clash of metal against metal and corporations against corporations really had a lot to offer, but it was stifled by the decision to make it a family-friendly movie 😑😑
Siempre detestare cuando las historia dependen de salvar bebes, niños para asi agradar a las familias que vean la pelicula en cines, RoboCop no nacio asi, de hecho es Gore puro con la escena Murphy que aun hoy me parece de lo mas traumatico que he visto jaja y me agrada 🤩🤩, en cambio en RoboCop 3 desaparece la crueldad de las batallas contra la criminalidad y se abre paso los personajes que ven en las dos imagenes
La niña es para agradar a los padres de familia.... Estupidez Comercial total que aun como formula hoy se sigue aplicando y condena producciones al fracaso cuando se hace forzadamente, por ejemplo con Los 4 Fantasticos de Marvel y la defensa de su bebe 😑😑
La chica que es cientifica llamada Dra Marie Lazarus interpretada por Jill Hennesey encargada de la salud robotica de RoboCop sinceramente no aporta nada a la pelicula 😅😅, es bella pero tiene un potencial de estudio psicologico cibernetico perdido, que no se desarrolla, esta critica aplica a este film y a los otros 2 🫤🫤
Bertha interpretada por CCH Pounder es lo peor del film, que sufrimiento ver ese personaje, afortunadamente la masacran y eso lo vi muy positivo en la pelicula jaja 😎😎👍🏻
Pesa mas lo negativo pero siempre defendere la ide de RoboCop VS Ninjas, ese choque de Metal contra Metal y Corporaciones contra Corporaciones si tenia mucho para aportar pero se atrofio ahogado por hacer la pelicula familiar 😑😑
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