Robocop 1-3 Trilogy (RPKG/DVD)

Im a huge RoboCop fan since I was a kid. The first 2 movies are great, im okay with the 3rd but it wasnt super awesome. This release on BluRay is well done with extra features. The quality is really good, no graininess from upscaling and no distortion to the audio. Definitely worth it.

Everything was perfect couldn't extra better would do business again

Exceptional films! The first one is a true classic with a brilliant antagonist!

This is a great collection with one downside, and that’s that it didn’t come with the slipcover.

Robocop trilogy exellent movies with lots of action. I highly recommend them to anyone highly entertaining.

Maybe I'm missing something but I found this Robocop Blu-ray collection looks and sounds very good compared to other similar movie transfers from the 80s. It's definitely 1080p and not some "upscaled DVD" transfer. I have the Alien Anthology [Blu-ray], Terminator 2: Judgment Day (Skynet Edition) [Blu-ray] as well as Blade Runner (Five-Disc Complete Collector's Edition) [Blu-ray] and this Robocop set compares favorably to those transfers. Yes the first movie does have SOME grain...DUH...given that it was originally filmed on...gasp...FILM and not some digital HD rig! In fact the grain isn't even that big of a deal considering that some modern films have MORE ARTIFICIAL grain added than this movie. As for the sound the main track is encoded via lossless DTS-HD MA!For the price I paid..less than $6 per disc and free shipping I have no reason to even think about complaining. I'm so glad I didn't fall for the uninformed negative reviews and just went ahead and ordered this set. Given that I also own the Robocop DVD set...there's just NO WAY you could upscale those low resolution transfers and end up with the great quality on this Blu-ray set. To do a proper review you need to have seen or own the DVD set AND you need to own a native 1080p TV and have it receive 1080p output from a Blu-ray player. A computer with a Blu-ray drive connected to a native 1080p display is acceptable too.Oh and one final note, I think the people who said the video quality looks exactly like the DVD are either blind or they erroneously watched the first couple of minutes on the first film and thought that was the actual quality of the entire film...LOL! For those who do not know the first couple of minutes is supposed to look blurry and low quality due to the fact it's supposed to be footage of a "TV broadcast"...

So glad to preserve original cinema works of history.

I bought the Bluray Trilogy set and wow! I guess it had been a long time since I had seen the first two. The first thing that struck me is that I felt sorry Robocop - a man stripped of most of his humanity and put in this cold yet powerful machine. As a kid I could only think of how cool it would be to have the gun, the power, the vision and all that cam with it. Also I understand better the 80's capitalist ideas it was addressing. Those commercials in the middle are even funnier now that I understand them better. It's brilliant!So I watched number 1 and it was great, but number 2 was not as good as I remembered, but I still enjoyed it. I had seen part three in the last few years, but would catch it half way through. It was much better than what it had been given credit for and flowed seamlessly with the other two. Peter Weller really should have revived the role. The acting was a little cheesy, but hey its Robocop. I think I'll be able to watch this Trilogy over and over I really enjoyed it.The thing it lacked was extras, but I just found that a new edition of Robocop 1 will be coming out in January 2014. Definitely something to check out. Can't wait for the reboot!