RoboCop 2

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RoboCop 2: The Ultimate Cybernetic Sanctuary

Detroit's streets explode with chaos as RoboCop battles a deadly new drug, Nuke, and faces off against a monstrous cyborg, Cain. Drenched in dystopian noir, it's a showdown of metal and morals where human frailty grapples with corporate greed.

RoboCop 2 Trivia

Who directed the 1990 film "RoboCop 2"? (Genius)

#1: Paul Verhoeven

#2: Irvin Kershner

#3: John McTiernan

#4: James Cameron

What drug is central to the plot of the 1990 film "RoboCop 2"? (Advanced)

#1: Nuke

#2: Viper

#3: Rebirth

#4: Zephyr

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RoboCop 2 Fun Facts

One of the scriptwriters for RoboCop 2 was comic book legend Frank Miller.

The role of RoboCop was originally offered to Tim Hunter, who turned it down.

RoboCop 2 Polls

Best Character in RoboCop 2

RoboCop

Cain

Dr. Faxx

Officer Duffy

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Best Scene in RoboCop 2

RoboCop vs. Cain

RoboCop's Reprogramming

The Nuke Lab Raid

The Final Battle

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Popular Characters

RoboCop

Kane

Officer Anne Lewis

Dr. Juliette Faxx

Mayor McDaggett

Duffy

Ed 209

The Old Man

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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June 19, 1990

Release of RoboCop 2

The movie RoboCop 2 was released to the public.

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1989

Filming of RoboCop 2

Principal photography for RoboCop 2 took place during this period.

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1989

Paul Verhoeven directs RoboCop 2

Paul Verhoeven, director of the original RoboCop, steps down; Irvin Kershner takes over as director for RoboCop 2.

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