Review of RoboCop (2014) by Thunderhawk — 26 Feb 2014
First thing, I am not a Robocop fans, though I like action movies and I prefer lots of quick action than drame movies and thriller movies.
As in all action or superhero movies, the plot is mostly known, that somehow the good will triumph over the bad. Only a few movies could change that, and certainly not movies that feature famous superheroes like Thor, Ironman, Robocop, or Batman. Sure, some of the heroes allies may be killed off, but the hero itself will not die. We may reduce all superhero movie score because of this factor alone. And not only superhero, the "regular joe heroes" will most of the time triumph, but do have a bigger chance to be killed than the superheroes.
On with the movies.
The beginnings are great, though nothing is extraordinary, all is expected. The great scenes are when Murphy starts kissing with his wife, until Murphy sees what he had become. The moment is great because I can relate to Murphy's feeling that he couldn't possible to enjoy bodily delights again, and how much he had lose. The character who play his wife is also beautiful and plays great.
Then the movie become bland and more expected.
The hero starts up good. The action while Robocop is beating the robots is not great.
The action when Robocop beating his killer are bad. The thugs are foolish enough to fight in darkness. Yes, they have NV googles, but Robocop's own vision has infrared. I guess this is fought in the dark to keep the movie PG-13.
The heroes become villain for a while, then the heroes snaps back because of his family.
Right after the hero snaps back, the hero hunts the big goon by himself.
The problem is that :
- The action, through many, is lame, most of the actions are robot vs robot while I want see Robocop killing humans.
- The final action and fight are boring, and Robocop directly takes off to kill the big goons, so boring.
But the overall movie is pretty much enjoyable.
This review of RoboCop (2014) was written by Thunderhawk on 26 Feb 2014.
RoboCop has generally received mixed reviews.
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