I don’t think anyone was exactly clamoring for a remake of the surprise hit of 1987, “RoboCop.” But given the ways of Hollywood these days, a remake was probably inevitable. And as bad ideas go, we’re ...

According to THR Schenk will come aboard the movie which still has director Jose Padilha attached. The two had been working together on action thriller Tri-Border MGM have been working on getting a ...

Encouraged by the public’s recent demand for a RoboCop statue, MGM has moved its long-proposed remake of the 1987 Paul Verhoeven film to the front of its crowded slate of long-proposed remakes.

The 1987 version of Robocop is considered one of the great sci-fi movies of the late ’80s. Starring Paul Weller in the title role, it was lauded for its use of extreme violence to make a point about ...

Darren Aronofsky may be denying that his Robocop remake exists, but he’s also admitting that it’s inspired in part by getting an MRI and realizing that everyone is Robocop. Signs of genius? We think ...

Paul Blart, Mall Cop, a tragic Detroit police officer, gets his ass whooped by Gusto and almost dies from a hernia. Well, now, he’s a robot. No, scratch that. He’s half robot, HALF MACHINE. His balls ...

The first trailer and images for the long-awaited “RoboCop,” a remake of Paul Verhoeven’s 1987 dystopian, ultra-violent cult classic, have finally arrived. The reboot stars dreamy svelte hunk Joel ...

Amazon Studios has identified a batch of titles from its $8.45 billion acquisition of MGM that the company plans to develop into TV or film projects, including “Robocop,” “Stargate” “Legally Blonde,” ...

Gary Oldman has struck a deal to appear in MGM's upcoming remake of the 1987 film "RoboCop." Oldman will play the scientist who creates RoboCop, a role handled by Miguel Ferrer in the original. Joel ...

Abbie Cornish has been lined up for the cast of the RoboCop remake starring Joel Kinnaman. The Limitless actress has been offered the female lead role as the wife of RoboCop (Kinnaman), who thinks she ...

It doesn’t feature iPhones, Twitter or an Internet, and yet Paul Verhoeven’s RoboCop remains perhaps the most prescient sci-fi effort of the past thirty years — a work from 1987 whose continuing ...

1987’s RoboCop director Paul Verhoeven gives his brutally honest take on Sony‘s 2014 remake. “The problem there, I felt, was that he was really aware that he lost all his legs and arms. He knows it ...