#michael miner

[90smovies]

[mariaangels]

Michael Miner Chaos Theory

[80smovies]

[theoscarsproject]

Robocop (1987). In a dystopic and crime-ridden Detroit, a terminally wounded cop returns to the force as a powerful cyborg haunted by submerged memories.

This is a) so much better than I was expecting, and also b) so much better than it has any right to be? Sure, it's partly copaganda, but it's also a pretty scathing indictment of corruption in the police force and how capitalistic interests inherently treat people as disposable. Plus! It's a fun sci-fi movie! Plus the VFX are pretty darn sick. 7/10.

[rhetthammersmithhorror]

Deadly Weapon | 1989 — planned as a sequel to Laserblast | 1978, but released as a stand-alone

Directed by Michael Miner, co-writer of RoboCop | 1987

[impendingfascination]

Neill Blomkamp Is Bringing RoboCop Back To Theaters

RoboCop is getting another entry in its series.  We last saw the character in a 2014 attempt at a reboot that was mostly overlooked.  This new version will be directed by Neill Blomkamp (’District 9′) and based on a script that was pitched as a sequel back when the original film hit theaters.  Writers Ed Neumeier and Michael Miner will produce the new film with Justin Rhodes (who co-wrote the script for the upcoming ‘Terminator’ sequel) re-writing their original version.  No word on casting or production just yet.  

(h/t Deadline)

[retropunch]

RoboCop: The Animated Series (1988) - intro

[pledge-of-demon]

I originally got this poster on my 21st birthday, 3 years later I finally got a frame for it and put it up 👍