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Hi everyone, Iâm Kabir and welcome to another episode of Kabir Considers! In this video Iâm going React To ROBOCOP (1987) - FIRST TIME WATCHING - MOVIE REACTION!
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Nobody ever mentions that RoboCop won an Oscar! Yes, it won an Oscar for Sound Editing, because the sound effects in this film do so much work in selling the illusion that RoboCop is real. His footsteps alone sell the illusion that RoboCop weighs 1000 pounds. RoboCops gun can be distinguished even amongst a sea of gunfire in the drug lab shootout, it is so unique. Every robotic aspect of his nature was done with two things. Peter Weller's stunning acting of robotic movements, and the sound editing added to make him sound and feel robotic, even down to modulation of his voice.
GREAT INFO...THX !!!!!!
Phenomenal film!! đœđŹđ„â€ïž
His pistol is actually a Beretta 93R, which fires 3 shot bursts, with sci-fi cladding.
@@jeffthompson9622 Not really âSci-Fiâ just an extended barrel and muzzle break which would explain the higher accuracy and paired with the Robot aim itâs the perfect sidearm for him. Although Iâm surprised they didnât give him the Deagle but ended up giving it to Clarence
@@rubenlopez3364 I recall that it had dressing to change its appearance, which included a fake LED cartridge count readout to make it seem as though it held one hundred rounds.
27:19 he didn't remember Robo's face. He remembered the line "Dead or Alive, you're coming with me". That's what Murphy told him in the warehouse, before the gang killed him.
Seems like every CZcams Reactor misses this point...but then again they haven't seen the movie 100 times like some of us...
@@scottgibeault1717 True. I probably have seen this classic close to 100x
That and, possibly, the voice.
Nearly always missed, total confusion on how he recognized him, ect. Not seeing it a number of times is part. Commenting over the first time the line was said, another part for some... And lack of paying attention, but then I've never filmed myself reacting to a movie the first time watching either. Thus, I give a pass..and this far into the movie the reaction has been great.
It's not just the line. It's the voice and the delivery. Listen to the way he says it the first time. It sounds flat and robotic when he's human but probably to make it more recognisable later on.
Itâs the words âDead or alive your coming with meâ that made Emil recognise him.
Clarence had the most famous line in the entire movie: âB*tches leave!â đ They still make memes about that today.
Yeah there is an opposite to that line. If you have ever watched XXX with Vin Diesel. The Russian gang member says "B&tches Come".
I am still looking for a reason to use that line IRL.
I have a t-shirt with Clarence and that quote on it đ€
@@TheTodd5761 Noice
Clarence and his cronies were the worst of the worst,you enjoyed all of their demises. LOL. At least I did. Especially the black guy with the loud,annoying laugh. LOL.
The punk at the gas station realizes who Robocop is when he says, "dead or alive, you're coming with me." It's exactly what Murphy said to him earlier in the film, and in the same tone of voice.
The guy recognized Robocop, not because of his appearance, but because Robo's "Dead Or Alive, You're Coming With Me" is what Murphy said to him at the warehouse while the guy was watching TV.
Correct.
âBitches Leave.âđđđ
Clarence Boddicker is one of the greatest villains ever.đ
Best line in the movie lolđ
Word!
So you know, this film was purposefully gory. Even for us 80s kids who thought we'd been desensitized to violence, we weren't.
i never even knew it was that violent because the only version i saw was the tv edit that my mom had recorded. i remember watching the uncut version for the first time like "my god..."
The director figured thereâs a fine line between disgust and humour, if you push the gore just a little too far it becomes funny
@@sargonsblackgrandfather2072 He talks a lot about the violence being inspired by his childhood memories of WW2.
ââ@@ffaristocratYeah Paul Verhoeven has a little WW2 complex, all his movie are close to the edge. I remember the part where Murphy gets shot up hitting me in the guts at the time. Nasty stuffđ
late to the party, but I always love pointing out that PV and the squib team were eating lunch one day, and had a revelation. They reshot (lol shot) that first scene with ED209 but with their lunch-inspired idea under the shirt along with the squibs.
They put spaghetti under his shirt.
The actor That Played Clarence actually had a more famous role as a grumpy dad in the tv comedy That 70âs Show that ran from August 1998 To May 2006
Good old Red Foreman. So many golden "foot up somebody's ass" moments.
He also played the Federation President in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country. He actually also was known for playing several different characters in Star Trek: The Next Generation as well.
No Kabir, it doesn't have to work in real life either. You should look up the history between the DoD and Defense companies. It's all about those decades long of parts & services contracts.
I can't tell you how many new fighter jets are built then taken straight to the airplane graveyard because the military doesn't actually need them but the Congress members need the jobs for votes in their districts.
Case in point, the recent attempt to replace the A-10 Warthog in the USAF with the idiotic, dysfunctional F-35 Lightning II. This isn't a new thing either. The German Luftwaffe in WWII continued to manufacture the Bf 109 despite the fighter being outclassed by not only enemy airframes, but by the Germans' own Focke-Wulf 190. The reason - Herman Goering was getting a kickback from Meeserschmitt for every Bf 109 that was purchased by the Luftwaffe.
At the petrol station it was actually Robo's line âDead or alive, you're coming with meâ that jogged Emil's memory as being the cop that tried to take him in earlier (Murphy said that same line to him then).
I always get a kick out of people experiencing Robocop for the first time. I watched this movie a lot as a kid.
âThe Tigers are playing⊠TONIGHT! And I never miss a game.â Finally, something Clarence and I have in common âŠ
If I had a nickel everytime my dad uttered that line after I would say "C'mon" to him...
So Clarence is a Detroit sports fan. No wonder he's so angry
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[for demonstration, Mr. Kinney points a pistol at ED-209]
ED-209: [menacingly] Please put down your weapon. You have twenty seconds to comply.
Dick Jones: I think you'd better do what he says, Mr. Kinney.
[Mr. Kinney drops the pistol on the floor. ED-209 advances, growling]
ED-209: You now have fifteen seconds to comply.
[Mr. Kinney turns to Dick Jones, who looks nervous]
ED-209: You are in direct violation of Penal Code 1.13, Section 9.
[entire room of people in full panic trying to stay out of the line of fire, especially Mr. Kinney]
ED-209: You have five seconds to comply.
Kinney: Help...! Help me!
ED-209: Four... three... two... one... I am now authorized to use physical force!
[ED-209 opens fire and shreds Mr. Kinney]
In regards to Murphy not screaming his head off when he left hand got blown away, one thing to note is that some people experience this thing called "shock and trauma" when they've suddenly experienced a sudden and traumatic injury. One of the symptoms is numbness. It can be so sudden and traumatic that you don't initially feel it. So in that regard, Murphy's stunned silence at losing that hand could be considered realistic under some circumstances. It kind of reflects how some people reacted when they first see that scene; stunned silence.
That moment when you think "who would bring a robot with live ammo into a board meeting?" and then think back on your days in the corporate world and say "yeah, that's plausible."
Almost everyone misses the fact that Bob Morton had Murphy and other "Prime Candidates" cops transferred "restructured" to Metro West "Risk Factor" to speed up the process in creating Robocop.
Damn... I own like 5 different copies of this movie in different formats. Watched it countless times since I was a kid. NEVER connected those dots đ
Prime candidates
I think the robber at the gas station recognized Robocop because he said the same line to him when they first met, "Dead or alive, you're coming with me".
I want to say Starship Troopers is made by the same director, if you liked Robocop, you might enjoy it as well.
when my mum asked me 'what would you like for christmas?' i told her i wanted the robocop VHS. now in the uk we have the rating system U, PG, 15 AND 18. lucky for me my mother didnt know what these ratings meant. so imagine if you will the christmas of 1988 getting your very own vhs copy of robocop and sitting down as a family watching this on christmas day. when the murphy death scene happened my mother was shocked beyond belief that she had bought her then 8 yr old soon an ultra violent movie, but it was mine and was my favourite movie and still is up to this day. thx mum and thank you paul verhoven
"Blame the two scientists who were 'lolly gagging'..." OMG I haven't heard that phrase for yonks, made me laugh! đđ
I was nine years old when this first came out and I watched it with my mom.
I was in awe throughout because it was such an epic character and design.
I did the Robocop walk while making my own noises nearly everywhere for days until mom got annoyed.
To this day I still get as excited watching this movie. Ironically back and knee issues from years of physical work having walking like him every morning for the first two hours I'm awake until the joints loosen up. đ€Ł
Great reaction as always.
The OR/trauma scene sounds so realistic because they were. They hired a trauma team to to do the scene.
The "simple" answer to how does Robo deal with Directive 4... is always priceless. It is so simple once you see it.
The headquarters building of the evil OCP group (in this film) is Dallas City Hall. During a Q&A, Peter Weller said the filmmakers chose Dallas because it looked shitty, like Detroit, but more futuristic.
Glad you like this, we sure did. It blew us away when it came out. & If you like this, 'Total Recall' by the same director is a must watch. 'Starship Troopers' the last film in the set of three films ramps the gore up. If you're ready for it & ok with it in a movie, 'Starship Troopers' is a good movie. If you're unprepared for it. 'Starship Troopers', can be quite a shock.
"They killed Bobby!" đł
I'm glad you liked Robocop, Kabir. Your reactions are hilarious! đ
I love how polite Weller's delivery of the line "thank you" was following Jones' firing.
Former resident of Detroit and current resident of Metro Detroit here and yeah, growing up in the eighties: pretty rough. Just behind my house was a park: Boyer playfield. Most nights I could watch out my upstairs window as a local gang, the Latin Counts, stomped guys half to death as part their initiation.
One of the Verhoeven sci-fi trilogy Robocop , total recal and starship troopers. Also notice at 29:12 clarence inserts a DVD in 1997 10 years before it became available . in 1996 -1997 .
It wouldn't have been a DVD, it'd have been a LaserDisc, and those were available even in the 80s.
@@davidschmitz4300 A laser disc was the size of a old vinyl record back in the day . not the size of a CD.
@@marcusfranconium3392 It could also have simply been a CD used as a prop which went into a camera feed.
@@davidschmitz4300 point is it was a glimps in to something that was comming .
Joe Coxâs villain like laugh, and RoboCop bending the barrel of the robberâs gun was key details to add the graphic novel/ comic book type view to the movie
Back in the 80s me and my little buddies used to hire this movie from the local video store every weekend. It never gets old
I remember when this first came out, they were talking about giving it a X rating due to the violence. They had to tone it down to get an R rating.
That was Murphy's arm getting blown off and Kinney getting shot up like he does here, this is the full cut. Verhoeven didn't want to do it anyway and said "Fuck 'm" but they took little pieces like that out. đ
The guy who played Bobby, Miguel Ferrer, was Hollywood royalty who's family was from the USA Territory of Puerto Rico. His father was José Ferrer who was famous in the Golden Age of Hollywood. He is related to:
Rosemary Clooney (mother)
Tessa Ferrer (niece)
Debby Boone (sister-in-law)
Betty Clooney (aunt)
Nick Clooney (uncle)
George Clooney (cousin)
Listen ...what an amazing reaction!!!
I am a woman who absolutely does not appreciate or like movies of this genre BUT ROBOCOP ... well that's a different story !!!
I have watched it since 1987 at least 20 times ....Love it Love it Love it.
Thx again !!!!!
It's brilliant social satire and still holds up.
My dad took me to see this in the theatre when I was 12! I still loved it! lol
19:15 they had to film this scene soooo many times. The gloves Peter Weller wears in the Robocop costume are made of a thick rubber and every time the sergeant would throw him the keys, they would bounce off the gloves. They eventually got lucky and got one take where Robocop caught the keys and that was the one take they used. Filming took all day for this one scene and actually almost got the entire movie cancelled.
One of the best movie ever. The commercials are historic
This movie is a neoclassical work of art.
Everything is proportioned and balanced.
Kinney gets brutally killed by ED209.
Murphy gets brutally killed by the gang.
Clarence chews gum.
Lewis chews gum.
Murphy says I drive when breaking in a new partner and takes off while she is still getting in the car
Murphy says you drive and she takes off while he is still getting in the car.
Joe Cox punches Lewis and she falls off the edge
Then in the drug factory Robo shoots a guy and that forces him into Joe who then he falls off the ledge
Clarence is the first of the gang to shoot Murphy's hand off and Murphy kills him with the spike in his Robo hand
Robo punches the hostage taker through a window, throws Clarence through several window, ED209 throws Murphy through several windows and then Robo shoots Dick Jones through a window
6000SUX is introduced as a joke in the hostage siituation, then as an advertisement then Joe at the end has a brand new one which Clarence shoots, then Clarence wrecks his 600SUX,
In the elevator at the beginning Johnson talk to Kinney first then to Bob Morris , who then die in that order with Johnson being the lone survivor of that elevator ride.
I could probably list a hundred more symmetries in this film if I watched the whole thing again and paid really close attention
The first time Murphy says "dead or alive, you're coming with me" I always thought it sounds very flat and robotic. Almost a monotone. That's probably so that Emil can recognise his voice later on. I never thought Emil recognised Murphy's face but his tone of voice and delivery.
My favorite action film from the 80s, just brilliant. Kurtwood Smith who plays Clarence met his wife filming this shes the secretary in purple, they're still married today
The guy at the gas station didn't recognize him because of the little stripe of face that's showing. He recognizes Murphy because Murphy tells him, "Dead or Alive, you're coming with me." At the warehouse and at the gas station.
27:33 He recognized RoboCop because of the Murphy's phrase âYou are coming with me, dead or aliveâ.
This was filmed in downtown Dallas texas. I worked down there from 90-96 and you can identify nearly every location. The building that the robot can see through the wall is (or was) the police station. As a matter of trivia, it is in that building that Lee Harvey Oswald was killed by Jack Ruby. The police station in the movie was an old high school and the company headquarters is Dallas city hall with a few floors digitally added to the top.
Oh my word..thx thx thx for the info/trivia !!!
lol. a FEW floors digitally added. yeah like 300 or so. city hall is only 6 floors or so
Didnt know oswald was shot it that building. Top trivia.đ
@@djkrazykaly yes. Anything that goes vertical is added. There are no vertical walls in the front of the building
Minor quibble - It would of been done with matte paintings and optical masking, not digitally.
27:35 - That gas station explosion was, at the time, the largest pyrotechnic effect ever, and in fact was so large it singed the surrounding buildings, scorched a few nearby cars, and ended up with several residents (nobody knew they were shooting a movie) calling the fire department.
I like the end because The Old Man putting 2 and 2 together that quickly and on the fly shows that he's not the amoral but generally kindly old figurehead he seems like. He was the real deal, he'd built OCP to be what it is. OCP falls prey to the exact same problem of most such organizations, every generation of lackeys by design is picked to be just smart and ruthless enough to not be a threat to the one above them, and when they do turn out to be a threat they get culled.
I agree! Even though he only has a scant few minutes of screen time, The Old Man steals the show at the end when he fires Dick. It's a big moment that feels earned and it's a good simple twist that Robocop even acknowledges with his polite 'Thank you!'. I think they made him a little more corrupt in the sequel but I still love him as a character.
27:15 it was the line "dead or alive ur coming with me" thats what murphy said before he was ambushed and murdered....11:40
The ORIGINAL Screenplay was for a Graphic Novel Hero... 2000 AD's "Judge Dredd"! the writers had different Directions for the movie, so one changed enough of the storyline and characters to Re-brand it.
Kabir, you crack me up watching these movies because you take them so seriously! Very entertaining! Glad you liked it so much. I think there are a number of sequels, too.
"Dead or alive you're coming with me", is what the guy at the gas station remembered. Had nothing to do with his looks.
One of my all-time favorites!
"I'm sure it's just a glitch!"
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I've always imagined that RoboCop calls in to the station before leaving each crime scene and the squishy cops arrive a few minutes later to do the actual arresting and other police work. They still need something to do.
Absolute 80's CLASSIC!
I'd Buy That for a Dollar will go down as one of the best lines in Cinema History.
This was the first Rated R movie I ever saw in a theater, I was 12.
Peter Weller are the actor who plays Robocob. Great actor, who played a lot of action movies in the 80's 90's.
Can only think of 'blue jean cop'.
@@happyapple4269 Buckaroo Banzai and Naked Lunch off the top of my head!
He played in a bunch of movies including star trek into darkness
I was 17 and fresh out of high school when this came out. Now it's a cult classic. Glad to see you enjoyed it.
Did not One other person on earth who has seen this movie notice that Murphy said "dead or alive you're coming with me" at the beginning of the movie? Every other person who watches this movie is always like "how did he notice it was him just by his mouth"? Goodness gracious. Love you Kabir... but I'm just saying.
Seeing Johnson smiling when Jones got shot was awesome đđ»
Glad you enjoyed it, it is one of my all time favourite films (although it was a TV safe version when I was little). I saw it on the big screen last year for its 35th anniversary, & it was amazing.
Glad you enjoyed this movie. I didn't realize until now that the Detroit Police Force had been taken over by a for-profit corporation.
@kabirconsiders The corporate ahole (Bob/Bobby Morton) was played by Miguel Ferrer who was George Clooney's cousin (son of George's aunt, singer Rosemary Clooney and actor Jose Ferrer). He's also in The Stand (the original miniseries) and did a ton of tv and film; unfortunately he passed away a few years ago.
Love this movie forever will be my favorite movie and it almost always has to be in someones top 5.
This thing horrified me when I was younger. Mind you, I had watched many terror flicks when I was young, but this hit me in the gut.
That part where Murphy gets shot up is some nasty stuff đ
Wasn't actually Murphy's first day on the job. He was an experienced cop - this was his first day at a new precinct.
The robber at the convenience store is packing a 9mm Sterling carbine. Itâs a British gun based on the Sten submachine gun.
The brilliant effects artist who designed and built Robocop is Rob Botin who did the effects on John Carpenterâs The Thing (1982).
They filmed parts of the industrial scenes around here. Just a really cool and fun fact. The local industry was dying but Hollywood came in and started filming movies.
since i'm german, the first time i heard the name "frank fredrickson" (he was in a pickle, newsman talked about him) or anything that ends with "-ickson"
i always go "good luck frank!" or "Alles gute Frank!" :D (i've rewatched this movie uncountable times, in both languages)
I was a kid in the target demographic and my friends and I played at this as in the schoolyard. Three movies and the cartoon, and a whole merchandising campaign with figures and vehicles. Genius director and excellent casting. Also hilarious special effects. This is the same director as Starship Troopers and Total Recall. The supporting cast are a bunch of familiar faces in all of Verhoeven's work.
Also, Emil's Death Scene was inspired by the make-up work done on the cult Sci-Fi/ Horror film "The Incredible Melting Man," which tells the story of an astronaut who, travelling around Saturn before returning to Earth, is exposed to intense cosmic radiation that proceeds to melt him alive!
The cosmetics came in 4-stages of progression for various points in the movie, from 'Looks-Almost Human' to 'Barely Alive Sludge Pile.' The actor wearing it complained about how heavy the stuff ( plus, the several layers of 'glop' they applied to make him look sticky and gross) was so he began taking off some of the prosthetics... but rather than chastise him for it, they decided to incorporate it in the final production, with pieces of his body being littered around the area (ears, lips, nose, fingernails, hair, the first few layers of skin, anything and everything that remained of his humanity) in bloody clumps, until at the movie's end, the only things remaining of him are one stubborn eyeball that refuses to melt, a partially disintegrated skull, his arm-bones, some veins and nerves, and... literally that's it! No wonder the guy's begging them to kill him!
The people who made Robocop even added a similar detail to Emil's "blood" that was present, I think, in Melting Man: over the course of the movie, his blood goes from being thick, crimson red and healthy-looking to thin, watery, brownish-black crud, because according to the notes, all his bone-marrow was disintegrating from the radiation coursing through his body, which altered his blood production and ability to clot effectively, turning the stuff into a blackened dying 'chalky' substance!
Whatever Emil took a bath in was eating him from the inside out!
Almost makes his death seem like a mercy kill, huh? Not that he really deserves it...
It's not Robocops face he recognized but the line and voice.
One of the best movies of its time.
What a great theme tune đ
Fun fact: Clarence's actor did Red Forman in "That 70's Show"...
Weller was in a few other sci-fi films due to the success of Robocop- Leviathan, ScreamersâŠbut my personal favorite is Of Unknown Origin. Itâs delightfully absurd and creative.
All the arrests happen offscreen using a follow-up unit to take them away. Murphy can only be in the car by himself, that's why it's always empty; he weighs over half a ton!
Funny how I remember watching this as a little kid in the 80s. Never really thought much about how violent some of the scenes were. Just remember the other robot, Ed 209, scared me.
Also they made it into a children's animated series. Think about that. Imagine the bloodiest rated r movie made recently and then imagine making it into a cartoon for kids in elementary school.
This movie is one of those that goes hand in hand with the Cyberpunk Universe. It shows that universe from the Megacorp or mega-corporation point of view. There is a full conversion cyborg in the RPG game Cyberpunk 2020 that looks like Robocop.
That's why it's still a classic.....
When this movie first came out it was my favorite movie! But then RoboCop 2 came out and that one is my ultimate favorite!!! I love Robcop!!!! Please watch RoboCop 2!!!!
That scene at 7:00 always gets me. The guy is turned into a bloody pulp, with enough lead to sink a battleship and then "call a paramedic". I just start leuaghfing at the insanity of it.
33:04 The actress playing âBarbaraâ is the real life wife of Kurtwood Smith, who is playing Clarence in this scene. Fun little trivia bit.
The actor that played Murphey/Robocop also played on Dexter as the character Stan Liddy.. That "I know that face" thing struck me while watching Dexter, so I went to IMDB and cross-referenced the other direction.
This is a Veroheven film he's known for his gore. Total Recall or starship trooper are other movies he directed
This is one of my all-time favorit action-adventure science fiction movies, hands down.
I always thought it was hilarious that ED-209 can hear the tiny little *CLICK* of Kinney pulling back the hammer of a pistol, *BUT* it can't hear the huge *THUMP* when the pistol is thrown on the floor. Plus you'd think the machine would have visual sensors to actually see the gun being dropped. Plus: All that fire-power, and the stinking thing can't walk down steps.
yeah this is true. but a bit of lore. Bob, the one that started the robocop project, sabotaged ED-209's demo in the office and made it malfunction to undermine dick jones and get his own project green lit. ED-209 has visual, radar, audio, thermal, and nightvision sensors. as for the stairs, well the thing was designed with a battlefield in mind and the urban centers of cities. it was meant to be a tank, not a ballerina. Robocop and the ED-209 projects were supposed to be run in tandem, with ED-209 doing the heavy work while robocop could do the stuff that ED cant, like climb stairs or go inside a house or small business place to patrol. two different functions that, if implemented properly, could have been highly effective. But that wouldnt make a very good movie, would it?
@@djkrazykalyYou make some good points. Thank you educating me on lore, as I genuinely didn't know it. It could have still been interesting I think if Jones and Morton got along well until one of them got greedy and tried to drive the other out of business.
Old school Robocop with Peter Weller from my hometown of San Antonio, Tx.
Bloody classic - in my top 5 movies of all time!
This movie tens to really blow people expectations away. If they bring back Robocop for another go, he needs to have this costume. The reboot they did a decade or so ago sorta blew it IMO.
I LOVE this Robocop movie and part of me wants to do a Robocop cosplay, down to the opening thigh panels and the sliding gun holsters. đ€đź
At age 5, I watched this over and over with my younger brother on VHS. Where were my parents?! Oh well.
Nah bro, Robocop doesn't have time to arrest, he just fks up the bad guy and moves on. A true model of efficiency. Lol
The police cars were Ford Tauruses, which had yet to go on sale. It's design inspired the shape of many cars for several decades.
Lol I've always assumed that other cops just come after him to arrest and clean up after him
That was Red Forman in his more rambunctious days before he settled down with a family in That 70's Show.
Peter Weller, Robocop, was also in Buckaroo Banzai. You definitely gotta watch that movie at least once. Interesting note: Big Trouble in Little China and Buckaroo Banzai supposedly take place in the same universe.
Watch Total Recall, Aliens 2 and Starship Troopers haha
Some the best action sci-fi movies of the time.
Thatâs Peter Weller. He played roles like The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai. âNo matter where you go, there you are!â đ
Oh my gosh, I haven't seen this movie since it came out on vhs
Everyone reapeated the line "ill buy that for a dollar" line was just as popular as the movie
"You are very welcome, sir." Love, the 80s
I like the sound of him walking in the precent
In game Far Cry 3: Blooddragon You have identical automatic pistol like Robocop. And it's called A.J.M 9 Alex J. Murphy
Description in game says:
"It's a given that this handgun is awesome, with a kick-ass muzzle flash and 3-round burst fire that's like mule-kicking enemies in chuckies. The gun was built and named in honor of a fallen DPD cop who fell in the line of duty fighting the creeps of the Detroit megaslums and industrial wastelands"
Classic movie. Thanks.