RoboCop collection

"Dead or alive, you're coming with me": the line lands like a blow from a baton in the decaying Detroit of RoboCop, directed in 1987 by Paul Verhoeven from a screenplay by Edward Neumeier and Michael Miner! Alex Murphy, a cop gunned down by Clarence Boddicker's gang, comes back encased in metal with an opaque visor, while Omni Consumer Products dreams of razing the old city to build Delta City in its place. Between the grating commercials, the ED-209 tumbling down the stairs and the directives etched into his processor, the satire bites as hard as the cyborg's pistol. And beneath the armor there is still a man who remembers his name: that is the whole melancholy of the saga. Sequels, video games, comic books and novels have extended the patrol, and each one digs into the same riddle, that of the fourth directive which remains classified!