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Robo. Cop 3 Blu- ray: Collector's Edition. Robo. Cop 3 (1. 99. Robo. Cop 3 Blu- ray delivers great video and audio in this fan- pleasing Blu- ray release. When the ruthless corporation that runs Motor City begins kicking families out of their homes to clear space for a profitable new real estate project, Robo. Cop (Robert John Burke, Cop Land) joins forces with a renegade band of freedom fighters to save them. But Robo. Cop must face some deadly foes, including a lethally efficient android and a dangerous gang of thugs. Robo. Cop's latest arsenal of high- tech weaponry only somewhat evens the battlefield, as this lone superhero takes on the entire army of corporate militia in an all- out war to control Detroit!

For more about Robo. Cop 3 and the Robo. Cop 3 Blu- ray release, see Robo. Cop 3 Blu- ray Review published by Dr. Stephen Larson on May 2. Blu- ray release scored 3.

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Director: Fred Dekker. Writers: Frank Miller,Fred Dekker. Starring: Robert John Burke,Nancy Allen,Rip Torn,John Castle,Jill Hennessy,CCH Pounder» See full cast & crew.

Reviewed by Dr. Stephen Larson, May 2. With two feature films, an animated series, video games, and numerous merchandising tie- ins by the early nineties, the Robo. Cop phenomenon had become as much an ancillary market as it was a franchise brand. By the time Robo. Cop 3 finally came out in 1. Orion for two years as the studio teetered on bankruptcy, the series had sought and reached a wider audience, including the specifically targeted family friendly demographic.

Art had pretty much been sacrificed in favor of commerce. As the esteemed British film critic Mark Kermode noted in his review of Robo. Cop 3, "the syndication of the Robo.

Cop character through children's cartoons, toys, and figures has necessitated a severe softening of the violence in order to retain the lucrative youth market." This is reflected in the film when the camera takes us inside the bedroom of 1. Nikko (Remy Ryan), who has Robo and ED- 2. In a brutally honest commentary included on this disc, director Fred Dekker reveals that, with a touch of irony, Nikko was really not written to lure kids into the theaters to see the second sequel. Watch My Geeky Girlfriend Online Freeform there.

According to Dan Persons, co- writer Frank Miller originally conceived Nikko as computer hacker/Robo ally Keiko in an early treatment of Robo. Cop 2. (Keiko was later changed to Hob, probably by Wallon Green.). Dekker takes full responsibility for Robo. Cop 3's critical failure and for bombing at the box office. I would add the disclaimer, though, that he was severely hampered and constricted by what he could and could not show. Orion pressured him into accepting a PG- 1.

The studio was adamant from very early on that we had to broaden the audience base for this picture," Dekker admitted to critic Jamie Portman of the Waterloo Region Record while the film was in wide release. The original Robo. Cop and Robo. Cop 2 were very hard, graphically violent films. However, the irony is that kids loved the character, but because of an R rating in most countries they couldn't go and see the pictures when they first came out." Citing some scenic examples, David Lyman of The Cincinnati Post disagreed: "The violence and strong language in Robo.

Cop 3 would more properly warrant an R than a PG." The movie was roundly panned by critics and considered a juvenile imitation of the original (to put it lightly). The film did have its proponents, though they're in the minority.

For example, Jim Bullard of the St. Petersburg Times astonishingly proclaimed: "Robo.

Cop 3 is the real steel deal - the best Robo. Cop yet. This third installment of the film series is far less gory than its predecessors, and has better pacing and a better sense of humor." However, Bullard had some qualms about the film and still only graded it a C+. Other critics who gave it a mixed review seemed to appreciate different aspects compared to its predecessor and in spite of the limitations. For instance, Kermode obsevered: "Even within such limiting parameters, however, there is still more enjoyable material here than Robo. Cop 2, with all its OTT carnage, could even hint at."I'm not sure if Miller wrote the third film knowing that he had to make the material entirely palatable to adolescents. He was probably not mindful that the picture was going to be PG- 1.

Robo. Cop 2 was out in the summer of 1. When Dekker was hired to direct the picture, he did a rewrite of Miller's first draft and then sent his own draft back so Miller could rewrite him. In the new making- of documentary on this BD, I got the impression that Dekker would have preferred to keep more of what went into Miller's solo screenplay.

The film's premise is alright and would have worked a lot better had Orion not been so MPAA conscious (as well as money hungry). For those who haven't seen the film, it's a classic story of an underground resistance movement rising up against a fascistic military regime imposing martial law on a downtrodden city. The Urban Rehabilitors are hired by OCP to round up citizens in all of Detroit's neighborhoods and force them into foreclosure so the corporation can begin construction on the long- planned Delta City initiative. OCP is working with Japanese architect Kanemitsu (Mako) and his Kanemitsu Corps on the project. The film misses Daniel O'Herlihy as The Old Man. Dekker gave O'Herlihy a copy of his script but the Irish- born actor thought his character was portrayed as too weak and declined the part.

At the UCD Archives in Dublin reside the "Dan O'Herlihy Papers," which contain a Nov. O'Herlihy from Dekker concerning the role of the Old Man in the film.) Although O'Herlihy's replacement Rip Torn chews up some scenes as "The CEO," his character is depicted as weak and comes across as a cowardly buffoon. The main problem with Miller and Dekker's shooting script is that it doesn't push the envelope far enough. The third installment most definitely lacks the hard edge that distinguished the first two films.

Dekker acknowledges that he couldn't show any drug dealing and there's an element of restraint exercised with the Splatterpunks, Detroit's denizens, for instance. The script is episodically constructed with vignettes that needed greater development. The narrative builds up to a duel between Robo. Cop (Robert Burke) and Otomo (Bruce Locke), Kanemitsu's cyborg ninja, but the adversaries are only in two all- too- brief scenes together, which don't build to a climatic showdown. Also, Robo's flight pack is introduced way too late and is a letdown.

Fans probably will never forgive Dekker for the fate he gives Officer Lewis and Nancy Allen herself had immediate misgivings when Dekker divulged it to her over lunch. On the plus side, Jill Hennessy is very good as the likable Dr. Marie Lazarus. Remy Ryan is also one of the picture's few bright spots as Nikko. Her scenes with ED- 2. Furthermore, composer Basil Poledouris made a welcome return to the series and added some new themes, although the music for the Murphy family he penned for the first film is recycled and overused here. In Poledouris's defense, the schmaltzy material he was presented dictated that theme's reprisal.

As a whole, Robo. Cop 3 is much less than the sum of its disparate parts. Robo. Cop 3 has been given the deluxe treatment by Shout! Factory as one of the label's features- laden Collector's Editions, although the film has not been given a new transfer. The video streams on the Shout!, however, advance ahead with an average bitrate of 3. BD carried a mean bitrate of 2. The movie appears in its original theatrical aspect ratio of 1.

AVC- encoded BD- 5. I own the 2. 01. 0 MGM BD of Dekker's third feature and examining the two transfers side- by- side reveals that the Shout! MGM. Color spacing, grain, skin tones, et al.

If there's any disparity between the two, it's that the Shout! I didn't notice as many speckles in the frame.

The print used is in mostly pristine condition. Some exteriors and establishing shots exhibit flatness without much depth.