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"RoboCop" (1987) ist ein harter SF-Film von Paul Verhoeven (u.a. "Starship Troopers")...
Detroit in naher Zukunft...
Die Kriminalitätsrate ist drastisch angestiegen. Eine Lösung bietet das RoboCop-Programm der Firma OCP, die auch die Polizei übernommen hat. Als der Polizist Murphy von Bandenchef Clarence und seinen Männern zusammengeschossen wird, verwandelt man den Körper des Toten in eine stählerne, hochgerüstete Law & Order-Maschine. Obwohl perfekt programmiert, ist seine Erinnerung nicht vollständig ausgelöscht worden...
Es folgten diverse Fortsetzungen, eine Zeichentrickserie und eine Live-Action TV-Serie...
Ein "RoboCop"-Reboot ist seit längerer Zeit angedacht und soll in 3D kommen...
RoboCop
Aktuelles
[11.02.2010]
CS! sprach mit dem Autor David Self...
[...] He says RoboCop is in a holding pattern until MGM's finances get worked out. "I'm still involved with it and Darren Aronofsky's still involved with it," Self said. "He's making another movie right now ('Black Swan'), but we're waiting for MGM to sort things out since they're a larger corporate and it's a situation where we have to be practical. We're waiting to continue with them, we hope that that happens soon and we can get back to it soon."
He added that the film is "definitely not a sequel. It's an origin story, it's an origin to the original RoboCop. It's basically a 'reboot.'" [...]
[25.06.2009]
AICN meldet...
[...] we began to see rumors that were circulating that Darren Aronofsky may have abandoned his remake project of ROBOCOP. So I put the question to Darren, and promptly got a response from him saying simply, "No, Still on it." - he also stated that he'd let me know as things progressed, but there were no new details at this time. [...]
[04.01.2009]
Bei AICN wird laut über Darren Aronofsky's "RoboCop" nachgedacht...
[21.12.2008]
Slashfilm.com meldet...
Darren Aronofsky appeared on the Howard Stern show today, and was again downplaying the upcoming Robocop reboot/remake, which he is attached to develop and direct for MGM. When asked if he was directing the next Robocop movie, Aronofsky replied "Oh, I don’t know. We’ll See. We’re working on a screenplay. So we’re developing it but we don’t have a screenplay yet. We’re working hard on it."
The filmmaker was also making some strange/vague comments about the project at The Wrestler junket last week. Other blogs have already begun to speculate that Darren is either off the project, or it just isn’t going to happen anymore. It’s a little to early to jump to conclusions. Darren is a n extremely sly guy, and I’m convinced that this just might be his way of redirecting the questions back to his current project. [...]
[14.12.2008]
SciFi.com sprach mit dem Regisseur Darren Aronofsky...
Darren Aronofsky, who is attached to direct a remake of RoboCop, told a group of reporters that he has long been drawn to cyborg stories and is aiming for a hardcore interpretation of the movie.
Aronofsky's own medical procedure sparked his interest in cyborgs.
"Before you get an MRI, they give you a list of like 38 different things, how you can have metal in your body," Aronofosky said in a group interview on Dec. 10 in Beverly Hills, Calif., where he was promoting The Wrestler. "From a shutter in your eyelid to a pacemaker, screws and all this stuff you can have in your system. I realized, 'Wow, we are cyborgs.' I mean, everything's not inside us, but the way we're connected to the technology and everything is right there."
The original Paul Verhoeven R-rated film was notoriously violent. Its sequels toned down the carnage to earn a PG-13 rating, and a TV series was even more watered down. But Aronofsky said that he plans to return to the hardcore tone.
"If we do it, it [can] definitely be rated R," Aronofsky said. "I mean, [it won't] necessarily, but we have that freedom."
At this stage, Aronofsky is just developing the screenplay with writer David Self. "We have a long way to go," he said. "So until there's a screenplay, there's nothing to really talk about. Until we're going, it just doesn't exist for me. It's just like we're trying to get something good, and we'll see what happens." [...]
[11.09.2008]
MTV.com sprach mit dem Regisseur Darren Aronofsky über seine Beweggründe für den neuen "RoboCop"-Film...
[...] all Aronofsky would say of what attracted him was that "it’s an interesting landscape."
"But we’ve got to get a screenplay. We’re deep in it," he added. "But there’s not much to say until there is a screenplay."
We had much better luck talking to the film’s producers last month, when they told us, among other things, that the film wasn’t a direct sequel and that it would have a hard R-rating.
Aronofsky, meanwhile? Well, he did drop one little nugget. Asked where the film would be set - whether it would be Detroit again or some other American city, the director casually replied "I don’t think it’s set anywhere that’s recognizable."
Of course, it’s probable he wasn’t talking about a brand new city, but just a city of the future - which because of new advances in technology and other such nonsense isn’t really recognizable to people of today. [...]
[31.07.2008]
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[...] Fischer and his co-producer Mike Medavoy insisted: Their new "Robocop" is a reboot along the lines of "Batman Begins," despite early online rumors to the contrary.
Asked where in the series the fourth film would fall, whether it would come after the first, second or third films in the series' internal universe, Fischer and Medavoy were adamant that it would stand on its own, apart from the character's earlier incarnations.
"None of [the earlier films are] going to be canonical, as a matter of fact," Fischer revealed. "I wouldn't say it's a direct sequel."
"Definitely not a sequel," Medavoy added, saying he preferred the term "reimagining." [...]
As to whether Peter Weller, the star of "Robocop," would make an appearance, Medavoy would only say that it was "the director's choice." [...]
[13.06.2008]
AICN zeigt Bilder von der NY Licensing Show, u.a. ein "RoboCop" Teaser-Plakat: "Coming 2010" !!!
[29.05.2008]
IndieWIRE berichtet aus Cannes...
[...] A longtime producer, Parent's vision for MGM intends to come into full focus by its 2010 slate, with 8-12 original productions from MGM itself, another 5 from its partner company United Artists, and 4 or 5 acquisitions. The titles will be themed "across the board," said Parent. "And the [MGM] library is a treasure chest. There is a great deal to pull."
For MGM, among those is a continuation of Bond and Pink Panther sequels, an announced remake of "Fame" and a not-yet-announced remake of "RoboCop," possibly in 3-D. "'RoboCop" would be great in 3-D, as would something we're hoping to announce soon," said Parent. [...]
[18.05.2008]
THR.com meldet...
MGM could be bringing back the Cold War.
"Red Dawn," John Milius' 1984 tale of a group of American rebels fighting Soviet forces, is a candidate for a remake, studio toppers Harry Sloan and Mary Parent revealed Saturday at the American Pavilion in Cannes.
They also confirmed that 1987's "Robocop" could resurface in a new version. [...]
[01.05.2008]
MTV.com meldet...
[...] "I would love to make a ‘Robocop’ movie," declared Ed Neumeier, the original screenwriter of Paul Verhoeven’s classic before comic creator Frank Miller took over scripting reigns for the film’s sequels.
If police officer Alex J. Murphy does head back to Hollywood, Neumeier - who went on to write "Starship Troopers" 1 and 2, and is directing the third - promises that he’s the man for the director’s chair. "I actually have a lot of ideas about what we could do with Robocop now," he told us. "I think he’s a very vital character at the moment."
Given the current political climate, Neumeier sees a natural fit for his style of writing that made the original "Robocop" one of the most subversive films of the period. "I’m not saying this is what’s happening," he began, "but would it be funny to say that there’s a climate of fear that has been pervasive in the media that [says] we should stay at home, we should buy more stuff, and we should not protest or ask anything? So we might play around with that or something."
But if that doesn’t take, there’s always one other hot-button topic. "Marriage...we could do that too," joked the filmmaker. "That’s pretty political."
While MGM has yet to approach him to work on the project, according to Neumeier, he’s just happy to see his baby back in the spotlight. "Listen, ‘Robocop’ to me is kind of like having a kid. If it keeps going, it’s like ‘Now he’s in grad school. Now he’s got a big job at a Fortune 500 company.’ So that’s cool. They’re going to do a good job on it, I’m sure." [...]
[28.03.2008]
Pro7 zeigt heute um 0.10 Uhr "Robocop 2"...
[17.03.2008]
AICN zitiert aus einer MGM-Pressemeldung, die u.a. "Robocop" als neues Franchise erwähnt...
[...] In the past, we've heard rumblings that a new ROBOCOP movie was feasible...but its blatant inclusion in a press release suggests that maneuverings may be further along than we knew.
Needless to say, it's an extremely safe bet that a resurrected ROBOCOP franchise would be nowhere near as ballsy, edgy, or socially satirical as its source material (especially Verhoeven's film)- our age of hyper-sensitivity and over-amped political correctness would never allow it. [...]
[01.04.2007]
Pro7 zeigt heute um 1.00 Uhr "Robocop 3"...
[31.03.2007]
Pro7 zeigt heute um 0.30 Uhr "Robocop 2"...
[10.11.2005]
Moviehole meldet...
A couple of days back, CHUD mentioned that ol’ Alex Murphy might be getting a good oil and grease with a "RoboCop" (1987) remake.
As far-fetched as it sounds, it’s right on the money.
According to the site, producer Michael De Luca and Sony are behind the retool, which will again tell of a young police officer whose resurrected as a heavy-weighing robot on the police payroll.
Like it or loathe it, it’s coming.
I had the opportunity to talk to some of the gang involved in that original classic, and they confirmed that there are talks to reinvent the OCP wheel. "There's been discussions at Screen Gems about a RoboCop picture ever since negotiations began to acquire MGM several years ago. As yet no writer has been hired but things are inching forward in that direction", says our reliable source. [...]
RoboCop
DVD & Video
 RoboCop
Bearbeitete Version
Regionalcode 2
FSK: Freigegeben ab 16 Jahren
Ton: Deutsch & Englisch (Dolby Digital 5.1)
Bild: 16:9, 1.85:1
DVD Erscheinungstermin: 4. September 2006
RoboCop 3
[UK-Import]
Regionalcode 2
BBFC: Freigegeben ab 15 Jahren
Darsteller: Robert Burke, Nancy Allen
Regie: Fred Dekker
Ton: Englisch
DVD Erscheinungstermin: 24. Januar 2000
RoboCop
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http://www.robocop.com
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http://www.robocoparchive.com
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Literatur
Ed Naha
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Der Roman zum Film
Taschenbuch
(1988)
RoboCop
Soundtrack
Basil Poledouris
RoboCop
Original-Soundtrack
Audio CD
Erscheinungstermin: 2. Februar 2004
19 Titel: u.a. Main title; Robo / Ed-209; Directive IV; Nuke 'em; Big is better
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