Directed by: Irvin Kershner
Starring: Peter Weller, John Glover, Nancy Allen, Dan O'Herlihy, Tom Noonan, John Ingle, Mario Machado, Leeza Gibbons
Stupidity: Wouldn't it be common sense to have more than one remote to control Robo-Cain? That way, if he destroyed one (and he did), they could still use one to shut him down from a distance (as long as they can dodge the gunfire).
Stupidity: Dr Faxx knew full well that Nuke was Cain's greatest weakness, but it never occurred to her to mention to the old man that holding a canister of it in front of him during the exhibition could have serious consequences. Not very bright.
Continuity mistake: At the start of the movie when the gun store is being robbed, one of them fires a portable rocket launcher at the police car, causing it to roll over and spin. As it comes to a stop just outside the store, it's visible that the driver's side window has been blown out, and the vehicle interior is visible, however when the same guy prepares to fire the bazooka to finish it off, the window has returned and is completely intact.
Lewis: Good eyes, Murphy.
RoboCop: Good as money can buy.
Question: I know that Nuke is a drug but what kind of drug and why dose everyone want the drug so bad.
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Answer: We're never given specifics about it, but we do know it's the most addictive drug in history.