Extra Sauce
Member
Detroit must not be that bad in the future if the police can afford this type of shit.
Well, it's akin to the U.S. Army getting enormous funding while the country's economy is going to shit.
Detroit must not be that bad in the future if the police can afford this type of shit.
Even if he ends up looking like a bland Ford Taurus it will have been a better decision than to just reuse the old suit. It's 2012, the new design needs to reflect the change of what we consider the future and satirize that, like the original did with the 80's.
Oh god. The right hand is either a thing, or a CGI replacement.
Looks good to me and different from the original suit in every way which is what I was hoping for. Going in a different direction with the suit is better than trying to update it with a bastardized version. And I doubt they would use metal to build a cyborg when there are better armor materials out there right now that are made for combat. Cyborg folks. Robocop isn't a robot. Living tissue plus technology equals cyborg.
Apart from his brain and some basic organs, everything else is artificial. Even his face isn't real.
Hey is that guy in the second from last screenshot further up Chalky White from Boardwalk Empire?
Some new set photos.
![]()
![]()
The mask shouldn't have covered the nose. It may look good in the comics but it looks ridiculous in real life.At least the suit isn't CG.
![]()
The mask shouldn't have covered the nose. It may look good in the comics but it looks ridiculous in real life.
I don't see anything wrong with the suit, if they are going off of a RoboCop based in the modern day/future. It's not highly original, but it looks about like what I would expect a damn robo suit to look in this day and age. If the film were a recreation of the time and era then I could see a problem, but that doesn't seem to be the case. Plus, these pics are a bit out of context since they aren't the full representation of how it will look on screen, in motion, and with effects applied.
I don't see anything wrong with the suit, if they are going off of a RoboCop based in the modern day/future. It's not highly original, but it looks about like what I would expect a damn robo suit to look in this day and age. If the film were a recreation of the time and era then I could see a problem, but that doesn't seem to be the case. Plus, these pics are a bit out of context since they aren't the full representation of how it will look on screen, in motion, and with effects applied.
Dredd looked kind of silly in stills and so did Batman, so I won't pass judgement just yet.
Edit: But that doesn't look right at all.
My problem is it looks like a suit of armor, and not a robot. The old film's suit looked robotic.
The eyes makes it extra scary.God, that Green Lantern gif. What the fuck were they thinking?
There should have been no Ryan Reynolds.
"Im so sorry"
I wonder if he'll still do those silly "I. am. a. robot." movesI'm OK with the design. The one from the 80's was iconic, but it aged poorly imo. Now it just looks like a man in a plastic suit.
Problem is, we had A LOT of movies/video games showing exoskeletons/armors/cyborgs/hi tech suits etc. since the first appearance of Robocop. They just have to make something that looks less stupid than the original and it should be OK.
The funny thing is that they probably could have removed it with a press of a button. That's at least one advantage of a cgi costume.There should have been no mask.
Suit looks better in the new pics.
Why does he have a non-prosthetic hand? THEY NEEDED TOTAL BODY PROSTHESIS!
but seriously, considering the work he's doing having a hand made of flesh seems like a liability.
Close-up.
![]()
It definitely looks bigger, bulkier and more robotic and less like an apparent batsuit.
At this point i think the human hand is going to be removed entirely and will probably be a cannon-like CGI thing there.