RoboCop 2 Page #2

We can and we will.

We're taking Detroit private.

So you deliberately undermined

our credit.

That was the easy part.

And you engineered the police strike.

You want Detroit to tear itself apart...

...so you can raid it like you would

any other corporation!

Do you know how many people

are dying?

You're murderers!

I'd advise you to say nothing further.

It might be...

...actionable.

It's bullshit!

- Bullshit, you senile, old bastard!

- All right, calm down.

- We better get out of here.

- I'm okay!

- Calm down. We better leave.

- I'm calm.

- Calm down. Easy.

- I'm okay.

All right, good.

- I'm in control. Everything is fine. It's okay.

- Relax.

I'm fine.

One last thing, gentlemen.

We will sue your asses.

Give it your best shot.

F*** you, you old, senile bastard!

This is bullshit!

F*** you!

- This is bullshit!

- Calm down.

I've been very patient, Johnson.

Five months.

- Who's that?

- That's Dr. Juliette Faxx.

Just moved up to head the

Attitude Adjustment team.

Five months. Ninety million dollars!

- I want to see some results.

- Yes, sir. I'll show you what we have.

OCP pioneered cyborg technology.

And now we take

a quantum leap forward.

State-of-the-art

destructive capabilities...

...commanded by a unique combination

of software and organic systems.

In every way,

an improvement over the original.

It gives me great pleasure

to introduce to you, Robocop 2.

You are under arrest.

Stop or I'll shoot.

Stop or I'll shoot.

OCP is proud to present the future

of urban pacification:

Robocop 2.

Ninety million.

They all go crazy.

Robots with emotional problems.

No, sir, not robots, cyborgs.

Cybernetic organisms. We use living human

tissue and that's our whole problem.

The candidates were all fine men,

respected police officers.

I reviewed their files myself.

Sir, police officers may not be

the best candidates for our purposes.

They're a physical bunch.

They're macho, body-proud.

Stripped of all that it's no wonder

they become suicidal.

Our one success was a cop.

Well, yes, Mr. Johnson. Alex Murphy.

Top of his class,

devout Irish Catholic, family man.

Everything in his profile

indicates a fierce sense of duty.

That's probably what kept him alive.

With due respect, Dr. Faxx,

your area of expertise is psychology.

Not robotics.

There's no harm in hearing

the young lady out, is there?

No, sir.

Thank you, sir. I believe that Murphy's case

was unusual but not unique.

We can find someone else, someone

to whom the prospect might even be...

...desirable.

I've never met anyone who wanted

to be a robot.

It would require a screening process,

one I'd would be happy to supervise.

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