

1990·Action·1h 57m
6.6
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After a successful deployment of the RoboCop Law Enforcement unit, OCP sees its goal of urban pacification come closer and closer, but as this develops, a new narcotic known as "Nuke" invades the streets led by God-delirious leader Cane. As this menace grows, it may prove to be too much for Murphy to handle. OCP tries to replicate the success of the first unit, but ends up with failed prototypes with suicidal issues... until Dr. Faxx, a scientist straying away from OCP's path, uses Cane as the new subject for the RoboCop 2 project, a living God.
Directed by Irvin Kershner
police
cyborg
sequel
cyberpunk
transhumanism
robot
drugs
police officer
absurd
complicated
Rank
#48 in 1990·#4775 overall

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Cast

Peter Weller
RoboCop

Nancy Allen
Officer Anne Lewis

Tom Noonan
Cain

Belinda Bauer
Dr. Juliette Faxx

Willard E. Pugh
Mayor Kuzak

Dan O'Herlihy
The Old Man

Felton Perry
Donald Johnson

Gabriel Damon
Hob

Galyn Görg
Angie

Stephen Lee
Duffy

Michael Medeiros
Catzo

Robert DoQui
Sergeant Warren Reed
Crew

Irvin Kershner
Director

Frank Miller
Screenplay

Walon Green
Screenplay

Leonard Rosenman
Original Music Composer

Lee Smith
Editor

Mark Irwin
Director of Photography

Jon Davison
Producer

Patrick Crowley
Executive Producer

Stephen Hunter Flick
Sound Designer

Edward Neumeier
Characters

Michael Adams
Stunts

Diane Peterson
Stunts
Popular Reviews
251 reviews
Obi-Two
0.1★ · 02/19/25


Robo and cop and everything police
Robo and cop and everything police
nastyshasim
8.0★ · 07/09/26

жалко что у него вообще нет чувств больше жена все таки надеялась хоть на что то…
жалко что у него вообще нет чувств больше жена все таки надеялась хоть на что то…
Andy The PizzaBagel
7.0★ · 07/06/26

I really like these films. Theyre a bit cheesy but in the best way. Didn't care too much for the villain and I wish we had more of upstanding officer RoboCop cuz that was really fun.
I really like these films. Theyre a bit cheesy but in the best way. Didn't care too much for the villain and I wish we had more of upstanding officer RoboCop cuz that was really fun.
Vexfield
5.0★ · 06/16/26

This movie lost its novelty.
The first one one cheesy but also groundbreaking in some aspects. This one just feels like they didn't know what to do with the character and they just wanted to make more money.
My biggest issue is the overacting. The first movie had its few over the top performances but in this one it's all of them. The very unrealistic dialogue definitely doesn't help.
I also think they missed the mark with the costume and robot designs, especially with the last villian variant they introduce.
The only reason I'm giving it some credit is because still it has some sort of political commentary. And also it's still pretty badass.
The first one one cheesy but also groundbreaking in some aspects. This one just feels like they didn't know what to do with the character and they just wanted to make more money.
My biggest issue is the overacting. The first movie had its few over the top performances but in this one it's all of them. The very unrealistic dialogue definitely doesn't help.
I also think they missed the mark with the costume and robot designs, especially with the last villian variant they introduce.
The only reason I'm giving it some credit is because still it has some sort of political commentary. And also it's still pretty badass.
This movie lost its novelty.
The first one one cheesy but also groundbreaking in some aspects. This one just feels like they didn't know what to do with the character and they just wanted to make more money.
My biggest issue is the overacting. The first movie had its few over the top performances but in this one it's all of them. The very unrealistic dialogue definitely doesn't help.
I also think they missed the mark with the costume and robot designs, especially with the last villian variant they introduce.
The only reason I'm giving it some credit is because still it has some sort of political commentary. And also it's still pretty badass.
The first one one cheesy but also groundbreaking in some aspects. This one just feels like they didn't know what to do with the character and they just wanted to make more money.
My biggest issue is the overacting. The first movie had its few over the top performances but in this one it's all of them. The very unrealistic dialogue definitely doesn't help.
I also think they missed the mark with the costume and robot designs, especially with the last villian variant they introduce.
The only reason I'm giving it some credit is because still it has some sort of political commentary. And also it's still pretty badass.
JoseAngel
6.0★ · 05/17/26

RoboCop 2 directed by Irvin Kershner of Empire Strikes Back fame is definitley a film that is messier than the first, but definitley not without it's merit. It definitley suffers from it's satire not being as sharp as the first film, and the trope that hurts sequels the most undoing the character arc of the first film for plot convience. Like I said however there still is a ton of merit to RoboCop 2. While not all the satire is great, some of it definitley still works in this film, my personal favorite gag in the film is the Little League team robbing the electronics store. The action is also still incredibly solid, certainly a lot bigger than first and it's all the better for it. Tom Noonan for the amount of time he's on screen delivers a great performance as Cain, and hot take I enjoy Cain more than Clarence Boddicker from the first film. And the effects work here is still really on point, this was one of the last films before CGI really began taking over so RoboCop 2 still employs the use of animatronics and stop motion done by the excellent Phil Tippet and I would argue this is the best use of the both those now old-school techniques. It's not the best sequel, but certainly I think RoboCop 2 is still a pretty flawed film that's not nearly as clever as Verhoveen's classic, but this is still incredibly solid as an early 90's action film.
RoboCop 2 directed by Irvin Kershner of Empire Strikes Back fame is definitley a film that is messier than the first, but definitley not without it's merit. It definitley suffers from it's satire not being as sharp as the first film, and the trope that hurts sequels the most undoing the character arc of the first film for plot convience. Like I said however there still is a ton of merit to RoboCop 2. While not all the satire is great, some of it definitley still works in this film, my personal favorite gag in the film is the Little League team robbing the electronics store. The action is also still incredibly solid, certainly a lot bigger than first and it's all the better for it. Tom Noonan for the amount of time he's on screen delivers a great performance as Cain, and hot take I enjoy Cain more than Clarence Boddicker from the first film. And the effects work here is still really on point, this was one of the last films before CGI really began taking over so RoboCop 2 still employs the use of animatronics and stop motion done by the excellent Phil Tippet and I would argue this is the best use of the both those now old-school techniques. It's not the best sequel, but certainly I think RoboCop 2 is still a pretty flawed film that's not nearly as clever as Verhoveen's classic, but this is still incredibly solid as an early 90's action film.