Robocop (US - DVD R1)
MGM Home Entertainment has sent over details on a 20th Anniversary Edition
Title: Robocop (IMDb)
Starring: Peter Weller
Released: 21st August 2007
SRP: $22.98
Further Details:
MGM Home Entertainment has sent over details on a 20th Anniversary Edition of Robocop which stars Peter Weller, Kurtwood Smith, and Ronny Cox. The two-disc special edition will be available to own from the 21st August, and should retail at around $22.98. The set will include both the theatrical and extended cuts (presented in anamorphic widescreen, along with DTS 5.1 Surround tracks), along with commentary by director Paul Verhoven, writer Ed Neumeier and executive producer Jon Davison, a Flesh And Steel: The Making Of Robocop featurette, a Shooting Robocop 1987 featurette, a Making Robocop 1987 featurette, The Boardroom: Storyboard With Commentary By Animator Phil Tippet featurette, deleted scenes, an OCP Press Conference feature, a Nun In The Street Interview, and further featurettes on the cast, special effects, and design. Completing the set will be a Villains Of Old Detroit featurette, a Special Effects: Then And Now featurette, a Robocop: Creating A Legend featurette, and trailers and TV spots.
News by Tom Woodward
Starring: Peter Weller
Released: 21st August 2007
SRP: $22.98
Further Details:
MGM Home Entertainment has sent over details on a 20th Anniversary Edition of Robocop which stars Peter Weller, Kurtwood Smith, and Ronny Cox. The two-disc special edition will be available to own from the 21st August, and should retail at around $22.98. The set will include both the theatrical and extended cuts (presented in anamorphic widescreen, along with DTS 5.1 Surround tracks), along with commentary by director Paul Verhoven, writer Ed Neumeier and executive producer Jon Davison, a Flesh And Steel: The Making Of Robocop featurette, a Shooting Robocop 1987 featurette, a Making Robocop 1987 featurette, The Boardroom: Storyboard With Commentary By Animator Phil Tippet featurette, deleted scenes, an OCP Press Conference feature, a Nun In The Street Interview, and further featurettes on the cast, special effects, and design. Completing the set will be a Villains Of Old Detroit featurette, a Special Effects: Then And Now featurette, a Robocop: Creating A Legend featurette, and trailers and TV spots.
News by Tom Woodward
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Definitley getting this! I love the film sooooo much.
Wait the commentery is on the Rated cut? this is a goof right?
Hmm have three versions of this film, but, for the first time, I'm sold on owning a steel book version of a dvd.
No "I'd Buy That For A Dollar" bit ? No thank you.
Whats the deal with steelbooks? Is it a seperate company supplying them or is it studio dependant? And does anoyone know where you can see a list of all DVD's released in steelbooks?
Jonny "Me You" wrote: I have the criterion like everyone else...so i'm with Nightmare and will wait until this hits the bargain bin before I even consider it.
i LOVE ur jennifer garner icon thingy....where'd you get it? is there a wallpaper sized version? thats like so hot ...yum
i LOVE ur jennifer garner icon thingy....where'd you get it? is there a wallpaper sized version? thats like so hot ...yum
Mark Lim wrote: Can someone comment if the Criterion Edition will now go down in value, when this is released?
Not a chance, Im afraid. The Criterion still has exclusive extras (proper ratio, director-approved transfer, original sound mix, laserdisc commentary) that no other edition will ever have, and this is why its value is pretty much at the same level year in year out.
The only way it would go down would be if bootlegs started flooding the market (a la The Killer, Hard Boiled, Salo).
Not a chance, Im afraid. The Criterion still has exclusive extras (proper ratio, director-approved transfer, original sound mix, laserdisc commentary) that no other edition will ever have, and this is why its value is pretty much at the same level year in year out.
The only way it would go down would be if bootlegs started flooding the market (a la The Killer, Hard Boiled, Salo).
wouldnt be good to make a last movie of this?
lol
well, just give me a break!
lol
well, just give me a break!
I have the criterion like everyone else...so i'm with Nightmare and will wait until this hits the bargain bin before I even consider it.
Very tempting, indeed, even thou many of us own the trilogy SE...but might consider it if it goes for under $15...
Hard to believe it's been 20 years & this cop still doesn't stop for donuts! I have the Criterion edition to this, but, with a new DTS track & tons of new features this will definintley be worth the upgrade. For the record 2 & 3 sucked real bad.
Tenderheart Bear wrote: Theatrical cuts should always be included as it represents a film at the time of its release, the Star Wars fanboys were up in arms when this wasn't done.
Wasn't just fanboys. And it's a little different to release an uncut version of an old movie than to virtually completely re-do it.
I'd happily dump the R-rated versions of the Friday the 13th series for the unrated cuts...
Wasn't just fanboys. And it's a little different to release an uncut version of an old movie than to virtually completely re-do it.
I'd happily dump the R-rated versions of the Friday the 13th series for the unrated cuts...
Tyler Foster wrote: FangsFirst wrote: Too bad Alan Moore rarely has the rights to take the same approach. Then again, I guess he probably also doesn't care on some level (about the films that destroy his work).Alan Moore pre-emptively opts out of movies based on his work. I guess he doesn't care whether they are done accurately because there is no way to please him. This is why V credits only the artist and so on and so forth.
Oh, I mean Frank prevented anyone from getting the rights to his work and filming it. Yeah, Alan immediately backs out, but it's too bad he can't just go "Nope, sorry, you're not getting it," like Frank did until the right person came along.
Oh, I mean Frank prevented anyone from getting the rights to his work and filming it. Yeah, Alan immediately backs out, but it's too bad he can't just go "Nope, sorry, you're not getting it," like Frank did until the right person came along.
The extended cut is only about 1 minute longer than the theatrical edition.
Thank GOD they didn't call it the "I"d Buy That For a Dollar!" edition....
acrophobe wrote: glad they changed it from that strange action-figurish pic. i'm totally buying this.
though i wonder why they even bother including the theatrical cut.
The 'action figure' cover is a different release, vanilla/single one assumes. Theatrical cuts should always be included as it represents a film at the time of its release, the Star Wars fanboys were up in arms when this wasn't done.
though i wonder why they even bother including the theatrical cut.
The 'action figure' cover is a different release, vanilla/single one assumes. Theatrical cuts should always be included as it represents a film at the time of its release, the Star Wars fanboys were up in arms when this wasn't done.
Damn, someone stole my "I'll buy that for a dollar!" joke. I have the trilogy set, good nuff.
Can someone comment if the Criterion Edition will now go down in value, when this is released?
FangsFirst wrote: Too bad Alan Moore rarely has the rights to take the same approach. Then again, I guess he probably also doesn't care on some level (about the films that destroy his work).Alan Moore pre-emptively opts out of movies based on his work. I guess he doesn't care whether they are done accurately because there is no way to please him. This is why V credits only the artist and so on and so forth.
Tenderheart Bear wrote: Bradavon, there's no need for re-branching. The two different versions are on two different discs.
Really? Sweet. Thanks, I missed that bit.
Yeah I second a decent re-release BD too. Re-releasing a BD title so soon, what!
Really? Sweet. Thanks, I missed that bit.
Yeah I second a decent re-release BD too. Re-releasing a BD title so soon, what!
Loved the movie and I can't believe it's been 20 years!. Although I have the Criterion, I may do the double when the price drops to the cheapie bin - so yes, I will buy it for a dollar. 
WOO! I knew theyd do this. So glad I sold me SE version, I just knew they'd be doing this.
glad they changed it from that strange action-figurish pic. i'm totally buying this.
though i wonder why they even bother including the theatrical cut.
though i wonder why they even bother including the theatrical cut.
Yeah, I have never been a fan of the MGM 1.85:1 matted version. I compared it with my CC, and I prefer the CC although the resolution is basically lower. Not only the frame looking better in 1.66:1 (not claustrophobic), but the color balancing and stuff for some reason I preferred.
It's tearfully reassuring that all MGM are doing is trying to get us to fork out more money. Don't be fooled by it 
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first spawn and now this in those tin/metal cases? cool....i love those cases, aside from being pretty they're very sturdy
and of course this has to come after i bought that trilogy box...but i'm a sucker for extras so i'll probably get it anyway..lol
and of course this has to come after i bought that trilogy box...but i'm a sucker for extras so i'll probably get it anyway..lol
Bradavon, there's no need for re-branching. The two different versions are on two different discs.
I don't think there's no point in buying the Criterion edition any more, as this is bound to have all the violence from that version, AND much better video and sound quality. After all, it is the "20th Anniversary Edition".
Hopefully this means we will finally be able to buy the Blu-ray version and it better be fixed. Somehow I doubt they'll bother though *sigh*.
I loved Robocop 2. I wish they made a special edition of that one, too.
Thanks Fangs First.
I really hope they've re-done branching this time, as MGM's last attempt was woeful. It was no Terminator 2. They opted for integrated branching so a pause when the new scenes was added was obvious. It was a small pause but a pause still the same.
If not it will be a duffer out of the box. It's precisely why MGM for the R1 box set decided to drop the theatrical cut entirely.
p.s - It will be 1.85:1 for sure. I seriously doubt it will be 1.66:1 anamorphic, which is possible but rare.
I really hope they've re-done branching this time, as MGM's last attempt was woeful. It was no Terminator 2. They opted for integrated branching so a pause when the new scenes was added was obvious. It was a small pause but a pause still the same.
If not it will be a duffer out of the box. It's precisely why MGM for the R1 box set decided to drop the theatrical cut entirely.
p.s - It will be 1.85:1 for sure. I seriously doubt it will be 1.66:1 anamorphic, which is possible but rare.
Another single disc release of the first movie will be released in June. Apparently with no bonus features.
I have the Criterion release, which has a different commentary and (even though it is non-anamorphic) it has the OAR of 1.66:1, unlike the re-releases which have been 1:85:1. If this is 1.66:1 then it is a must buy, if not then Criterion it is.
Bradavon wrote: What??? It says Theatrical Cut. I've been waiting ages for a decent uncut anamorphic version and now this!
Finally a decent version and they go and mess it up!
Quote: The set will include both the theatrical and extended cuts (presented in anamorphic widescreen, along with DTS 5.1 Surround tracks),Quote: • Disc Two:
o Extended Cut
Jon Cesario wrote: The other two films in the series are complete c**p. Sorry Frank Miller, but not your best work.
They were heavily perverted from Frank's scripts. Frank was not happy about this. It's why he refused to be involved in films after that, until Sin City (where, obviously, he was HEAVILY involved).
Too bad Alan Moore rarely has the rights to take the same approach. Then again, I guess he probably also doesn't care on some level (about the films that destroy his work).
Finally a decent version and they go and mess it up!
Quote: The set will include both the theatrical and extended cuts (presented in anamorphic widescreen, along with DTS 5.1 Surround tracks),Quote: • Disc Two:
o Extended Cut
Jon Cesario wrote: The other two films in the series are complete c**p. Sorry Frank Miller, but not your best work.
They were heavily perverted from Frank's scripts. Frank was not happy about this. It's why he refused to be involved in films after that, until Sin City (where, obviously, he was HEAVILY involved).
Too bad Alan Moore rarely has the rights to take the same approach. Then again, I guess he probably also doesn't care on some level (about the films that destroy his work).
What??? It says Theatrical Cut. I've been waiting ages for a decent uncut anamorphic version and now this!
* The Criterion wasn't anamoprhic and while it has it's merits it's not perfect, and is OOP.
* The UK R2 and R4 SE's used integrated branching so pause when the uncut footage is added back in.
* The R1 box set version fixed all this by only including the Uncut version BUT annoyingly you had to buy Robocop 2/3 to get this.
Finally a decent version and they go and mess it up!
* The Criterion wasn't anamoprhic and while it has it's merits it's not perfect, and is OOP.
* The UK R2 and R4 SE's used integrated branching so pause when the uncut footage is added back in.
* The R1 box set version fixed all this by only including the Uncut version BUT annoyingly you had to buy Robocop 2/3 to get this.
Finally a decent version and they go and mess it up!
twingrin wrote: It better be UNCUT.
Read the synopsis and find your answer.
Read the synopsis and find your answer.
It better be UNCUT.
I'm not sure I associate Robocop with blue anyway, that's more MGM's thing. The steelbook looks great, will definately be picking this one up.
Sadly, the Criterion Edition is out of print, and it doesn't look like it will be available again in the nearest future.
Hey, do any of you dvdactiveers know if this is worth buying for all of us who don't hold out hope for a rerelease of the Criterion version? Should I just find a used copy of the Criterion version online? I do love me some Robocop.
I hope the "extended" cut is the UNRATED Criterion Collection cut. With all the violence included.
new Robo in a tin case? Must buy!
I thought 2 was hilarious. Perhaps not the intended effect, but it was worth watching.
Will definitely pick this up.
Will definitely pick this up.
Gabe Powers wrote: Has it been 20 years already.
Time goes by really fast these days.
El Mariachi wrote: everyone here agree that 3 blew?
2 and 3 blew, as did the live action tv show, both cartoon shows, and that pathetic excuse for a miniseries. Only the first one was any good.
Time goes by really fast these days.
El Mariachi wrote: everyone here agree that 3 blew?
2 and 3 blew, as did the live action tv show, both cartoon shows, and that pathetic excuse for a miniseries. Only the first one was any good.
I don't think that cover's really "orange". Looks to me like it'll be a silver cover with an orange hologram finish. Sold either way though...
everyone here agree that 3 blew?
I'm more than likely going to pass on this, since I bought a single disc edition of this within the last 6 months for $5. I should have realized by now that a 2 disc edition was waiting around the corner. The cover art looks excellent, doesn't matter what colour it is to me.
My only gripe is the colour (I agree that it should be, quite obviously, blue,) but I'll probably buy it anyways. It's not what's on the outside...
beckmen wrote: If it was a steelbook of the CC art, I would be all over it like Akon on a 14-year-old.
LOL agreed.
LOL agreed.
You wait and you wait. You don't see the film until after the Criteron disc is OOP, and you decide against buying the trilogy box set from a few years ago. You say to yourself, a more satisfying edition will have to be released solo. I suppose what they say is correct - good things come to those who wait. I'll definitely be rediscovering RoboCop on DVD this August. Very satisfying, by the looks of it.
-NJM
-NJM
I need this film on DVD. How many times can they release it on DVD anyway? what about the TV series on DVD?
I Sold my criterion and had bought the box set which I am happy with...I love Robocop, but not buying another version till it hits one of the HD DVD formats
I Might Get This. I haven't Seen it but I hear it is good and I've seen the third one on SpikeTV a while back. They seem quite thrilling.
Ben Dover wrote: isnt the 'uncut' version just 5 seconds longer? (more blood in the Boardroom)
And during the Alex Murphy assasination sequence...
And during the Alex Murphy assasination sequence...
i own the uncut criterion one not that much unrated just a little more blood. that one cost me like 30 bucks i'll stick to mine
This looks really good. I've scoffed at other versions due to price and/or lack of features. The steel case is a definite plus.
About damn time they release a special edition of this. Never could find that criterion disc.
Conflicted. I have already spent about 60 bucks on this movie (the amazing CC and the Trilogy) and artwork isn't bad-ass. However the new stuff looks good, and I am a steelbook sucker. If it was a steelbook of the CC art, I would be all over it like Akon on a 14-year-old. I dunno, though.
I need this.
There are numerous small extensions, the most notable bring the ED-209 scene, Murphy's death and Boddicker's death. It's more than five seconds' worth.
RoboCop is one of my favourite films, and I already own the Criterion and UK trilogy set. Can't really see myself paying for it again, even if it is superb.
RoboCop is one of my favourite films, and I already own the Criterion and UK trilogy set. Can't really see myself paying for it again, even if it is superb.
Yeah, I like steelbook, buy being that it's Robocop, it definately whould have been blue instaed of orange.
I already have the Critrion version, so I just might stick with it(unless I find the 2 disc used somewhere for very cheap).
I already have the Critrion version, so I just might stick with it(unless I find the 2 disc used somewhere for very cheap).
I'll pass on this one. Already have the Criterion version on LD and the trilogy set. Maybe I should wait for the 30th Anniversary edition :-)
isnt the 'uncut' version just 5 seconds longer? (more blood in the Boardroom)
Probably wouldnt break a date with Paris over it (when shes outta jail)
Probably wouldnt break a date with Paris over it (when shes outta jail)
YAY!! I missed getting the Criterion Edition, so will get this. Now the value of Criterion Edition should go down, right??
Any thoughts?
Any thoughts?
SOLD! I have the Criterion Collection Director's Cut and have been waiting for a version to come out to upgrade. The TRILOGY set wasn't enough. The other two films in the series are complete c**p. Sorry Frank Miller, but not your best work.
I have the Criterion and the Trilogy box set already. While I kinda like the artwork and steelbook packaging, I don't think this is worth buying again just for the 3 new featuettes on disc 2. Everything else is already on the existing version and I certainly don't need the theatrical cut. Thanks but I'll pass.
I used to own the Criterion but I foolishly sold it for gas money! I'll definitely pick up this one.
Count me in. Haven't seen this in years.
I was waiting for this to be released, as i did not want the trilogy set. This is going to be released along with the lenticular edition in June; ive read about on other websites? Thats a lot of robocop recently. I'll take this one as i love steelbooks and DTS! This will look nice next to my 3-D poster coming out from McFarlane.
It's the theatrical run according to that released info. I would have bought it if it was the directors cut. I may just buy the boxset at one point.
edit:
Eh I was wrong the 2nd disc has the directors cut. I'm in for one!
edit:
Eh I was wrong the 2nd disc has the directors cut. I'm in for one!
I WILL DEFINITELY BUY THIS! Decent features, 2 cuts of the movie, cannot go wrong!!!! I can tolerate the cover art.
I'll buy that for a dollar, or whatever the actual price is
this sounds better the disk 1 from the Trilogy set I might pick this and 2 up a give my trilogy set to a reletive.
Will this be the uncut version as in the trilogy set and the Criterion edition? If so I will pick it up. Sad that one of my favorite films has to get such c**ppy artwork though. I mean, I love steelbooks when they are done right, but dang, that color scheme doesn't seem very Robocop at all. Then again, the only cover I like is from the OOP Criterion DVD.
Press Release:
Quote: LOS ANGELES, CA – The ultimate cop returns with an arsenal of new bonus materials when the Robocop 20th Anniversary Collector’s Edition hits the mean streets on DVD August 21 from MGM Home Entertainment. A “sci-fi fantasy with sleek, high-powered drive” (Time Magazine), Robocop follows the ultimate cyborg super-cop through an explosive, testosterone-driven masterpiece directed by legendary action auteur Paul Verhoven (Total Recall, Starship Troopers). Starring Peter Weller (The Adventures Of Buckaroo Banzai Across The Eighth Dimension), Kurtwood Smith (“That ‘70s Show&rdquo, Ronny Cox (Total Recall) and Miguel Ferrer (Traffic), Robocop is an “electric and exhilarating” (Los Angeles Times) thrill ride jam-packed with unforgettable lines, innovative set-pieces and amazing visuals. The film earned two Oscar® nominations – including Best Film Editing and Best Sound – and won an Academy Award® for Special Achievement In Sound Effects Editing. Spawning two theatrical sequels, the iconic franchise also launched a live-action TV series, a Marvel® comic book series, a theme-park ride, video games and action figures.
Presented on two-discs, the Robocop 20th Anniversary Collector’s Edition DVD will be available for the suggested retail price of $22.98 US/$26.98 Canada.
Robocop 20th Anniversary Collector’s Edition
When a good cop (Peter Weller) gets blown away by some ruthless criminals, innovative scientists and doctors are able to piece him back together as an unstoppable crime-fighting
cyborg called “RoboCop.” Impervious to bullets and bombs, and equipped with high-tech weaponry, RoboCop quickly makes a name for himself by cleaning up the crime-ridden streets of violence-ravaged Detroit. But despite his new, hardened exterior, RoboCop is tormented by sc**ps of memory of his former life, and relives vivid nightmares of his own death at the hands of the vicious killers. Now he is out to seek more than justice... he wants revenge!
Robocop 20th Anniversary Collector’s Edition Bonus Features
• Disc One:
o Theatrical Cut
o Audio commentary by director Paul Verhoven, writer Ed Neumeier and executive producer Jon Davison
o Flesh And Steel: The Making Of Robocop featurette
o Shooting Robocop 1987 featurette
o Making Robocop 1987 featurette
o The Boardroom: Storyboard With Commentary By Animator Phil Tippet featurette
o Deleted Scenes
OCP Press Conference
Nun In The Street Interview
Topless Pizza
Final Media Break
o Photo Gallery
Design (13)
Special Effects (16)
Director Paul Verhoven (22)
Behind The Scenes (20)
Cast (11)
ED 209 (18)
o Theatrical Trailer
o TV Spot
• Disc Two:
o All new featurettes:
Villains Of Old Detroit featurette
Special Effects: Then And Now featurette
Robocop: Creating A Legend featurette
o Extended Cut
o Paul Verhoven easter egg
o Trailers and TV spots
o Teaser 1 & 2
o Theatrical trailers
Quote: LOS ANGELES, CA – The ultimate cop returns with an arsenal of new bonus materials when the Robocop 20th Anniversary Collector’s Edition hits the mean streets on DVD August 21 from MGM Home Entertainment. A “sci-fi fantasy with sleek, high-powered drive” (Time Magazine), Robocop follows the ultimate cyborg super-cop through an explosive, testosterone-driven masterpiece directed by legendary action auteur Paul Verhoven (Total Recall, Starship Troopers). Starring Peter Weller (The Adventures Of Buckaroo Banzai Across The Eighth Dimension), Kurtwood Smith (“That ‘70s Show&rdquo
, Ronny Cox (Total Recall) and Miguel Ferrer (Traffic), Robocop is an “electric and exhilarating” (Los Angeles Times) thrill ride jam-packed with unforgettable lines, innovative set-pieces and amazing visuals. The film earned two Oscar® nominations – including Best Film Editing and Best Sound – and won an Academy Award® for Special Achievement In Sound Effects Editing. Spawning two theatrical sequels, the iconic franchise also launched a live-action TV series, a Marvel® comic book series, a theme-park ride, video games and action figures.Presented on two-discs, the Robocop 20th Anniversary Collector’s Edition DVD will be available for the suggested retail price of $22.98 US/$26.98 Canada.
Robocop 20th Anniversary Collector’s Edition
When a good cop (Peter Weller) gets blown away by some ruthless criminals, innovative scientists and doctors are able to piece him back together as an unstoppable crime-fighting
cyborg called “RoboCop.” Impervious to bullets and bombs, and equipped with high-tech weaponry, RoboCop quickly makes a name for himself by cleaning up the crime-ridden streets of violence-ravaged Detroit. But despite his new, hardened exterior, RoboCop is tormented by sc**ps of memory of his former life, and relives vivid nightmares of his own death at the hands of the vicious killers. Now he is out to seek more than justice... he wants revenge!
Robocop 20th Anniversary Collector’s Edition Bonus Features
• Disc One:
o Theatrical Cut
o Audio commentary by director Paul Verhoven, writer Ed Neumeier and executive producer Jon Davison
o Flesh And Steel: The Making Of Robocop featurette
o Shooting Robocop 1987 featurette
o Making Robocop 1987 featurette
o The Boardroom: Storyboard With Commentary By Animator Phil Tippet featurette
o Deleted Scenes
OCP Press Conference
Nun In The Street Interview
Topless Pizza
Final Media Break
o Photo Gallery
Design (13)
Special Effects (16)
Director Paul Verhoven (22)
Behind The Scenes (20)
Cast (11)
ED 209 (18)
o Theatrical Trailer
o TV Spot
• Disc Two:
o All new featurettes:
Villains Of Old Detroit featurette
Special Effects: Then And Now featurette
Robocop: Creating A Legend featurette
o Extended Cut
o Paul Verhoven easter egg
o Trailers and TV spots
o Teaser 1 & 2
o Theatrical trailers
Has it been 20 years already.
Sigh. I love Robocop.
Sigh. I love Robocop.
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