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i watched Robocop and Jacob's Ladder back to back with my friend lastnight, both for the first time! (hexbear.net)

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tell me your favorite tidbits of trivia from either movie blob-no-thoughts i thought they were both amazing. fuckin cant believe it took me this long to watch Verhoven's masterpiece. i don't know anything about the director for JL but i thought it was really good too. there were a few scenes that sent chills down my spine and that shit doesn't usually happen to me tbh :o

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[–] Evilphd666@hexbear.net 2 points 2 weeks ago

You should play the game too. Robocop: Rouge City. Peter Weller did the voice acting. It's like a spiritual sequel to the OG. 89% positive reviews!

I enjoyed the humour in the overt and covert nods to end stage crap-it-all-ism in the near future. The dehumanizing of it's victims. Verhoven was way ahead of his time.

Haven't seen Jacob's Ladder.