i'm waiting for an ED209 to reliably and safely guard my house

The way it pushed itself into the upright position was eerily reminiscent of the old stop-motion-feeling stuff i remember from ED209 in robocop. There is genuinely going to come a point, sooner or later, where the robot starts to remember which jerk kept pushing him over when he was young and vulnerable.

It's like ED209 with a Korean voice. "Drop your weapon. You have 15 seconds to comply. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1..."

>> ^demon_ix:

http://videosift.com/video/Robocop-2-There-Is-No-Spoon
This ending is so much better than R1, don't you think?
In reply to this comment by ponceleon:
>> ^demon_ix:
I always felt that ED209 was a little too vulnerable. Also, the second film is much better.

Demon, you know I love you, but you shame me with this comment... Robocop 1 > all other robocops.


Well, I'd say it is definitely more action-packed

Haha, Cain was pretty badass, but R2 just lacks that Verhoven touch.

You are forgiven

In reply to this comment by demon_ix:
I liked R2 better! The bad guy makes all the difference, for me
It's in his eyes!

In reply to this comment by ponceleon:
>> ^demon_ix:

I always felt that ED209 was a little too vulnerable. Also, the second film is much better.


Demon, you know I love you, but you shame me with this comment... Robocop 1 > all other robocops.

http://videosift.com/video/Robocop-2-There-Is-No-Spoon
This ending is so much better than R1, don't you think?

In reply to this comment by ponceleon:
>> ^demon_ix:

I always felt that ED209 was a little too vulnerable. Also, the second film is much better.


Demon, you know I love you, but you shame me with this comment... Robocop 1 > all other robocops.

I liked R2 better! The bad guy makes all the difference, for me
It's in his eyes!

In reply to this comment by ponceleon:
>> ^demon_ix:

I always felt that ED209 was a little too vulnerable. Also, the second film is much better.


Demon, you know I love you, but you shame me with this comment... Robocop 1 > all other robocops.

I expected this sort of comment from @siftbot...

In reply to this comment by hertzollner:
Demon_ix, why do you hate America??
>> ^demon_ix:

I always felt that ED209 was a little too vulnerable. Also, the second film is much better.

Demon_ix, why do you hate America??
>> ^demon_ix:

I always felt that ED209 was a little too vulnerable. Also, the second film is much better.

>> ^demon_ix:

I always felt that ED209 was a little too vulnerable. Also, the second film is much better.


Demon, you know I love you, but you shame me with this comment... Robocop 1 > all other robocops.

I always felt that ED209 was a little too vulnerable. Also, the second film is much better.

yeah, i notice the ED209 doesn't actually, you know, MOVE, or do anything useful.

In an actual commercial game that you can play at more than 1 frame-per-second, shaders > polys.

Such an excellent couple of games... Boba Fett killing ED209's - what's not to love?

Am I alone in my feeling ED209 was way cooler than Robocop?

Hehe I always liked the second one better cause the enemy robot was cooler. Although ED209 was pretty nifty too

In reply to this comment by ponceleon:
Ah... good ol' Robocop 2. Nowhere near as good as the first one, but it had it's moments. I always liked that the evil robocop's OS had mac-like menus.