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extends to the street. RoboCop recovers the Nuke canister and Lewis uses it to distract Cain. RoboCop then leaps onto his back, shoots through his armor, rips out his brain and smashes it onto the ground, ending Cain's rampage. The chairman and
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motivates the striking officers to aid him in raiding Cain's hideout. As Cain tries to escape, RoboCop heavily wounds and apprehends him. Hob escapes and takes control of Cain's drug empire. Believing she can control Cain via his Nuke addiction, Faxx selects him for the RoboCop 2 project and disconnects his life support. Surgeons place his brain in a heavily armed robotic body, similar to
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colors were more directly applied with powder. Thanks to a bigger budget, the effects team had more time to paint and polish the suit, which led to Bottin's desired "show car" look he couldn't achieve in the first. With a lot of planning and fastener hunting, Bottin also built all parts of the suit
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asserted far greater control over the sequel compared to the original film, and frequently pushed back against input from Miller, Kershner, and the actors. Before the story had been completed, Orion announced a release date during the
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police officers, intended for mass production to replace the striking police force. The resurrected cops keep committing suicide upon activation. Morally warped, deranged psychologist Dr. Juliette Faxx theorizes that Murphy's strong moral code and strict
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Detroit. The cartel's leader Cain and his prepubescent accomplice Hob escape. RoboCop has flashbacks to his previous life as Alex Murphy and has begun watching his wife and son outside their new home. Still grieving over the death of her husband, his wife brings litigation against OCP,
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but the script did not have the code, the spine, or the soul of the first one." Noonan also claimed to be "relaxed" and enjoying himself on set, where "everyone was incredibly nice," and found Kershner able to adapt with many location and script changes during shooting.
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written for the pop culture humor website I-Mockery said: "Having spent quite a lot of time with these comics over the past several days researching and writing this article, I can honestly say that it makes me want to watch the movie version of
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and Michael Miner started drafting a sequel in September 1987 per strong demand by Orion which imposed a deadline of December 31, 1987. Neumeir and Miner rushed the screenplay as they were also simultaneously writing for another Orion project,
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longer a part of him. The re-programming of RoboCop's code and use of it for a different RoboCop also presents masculinity as changing, taking various forms, and revealing hypermasculinity to not be a good form in comparison to others.
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released a song called "The Kid Goes Wild", written by members Derek Davis, Vic Pepe and Jack Ponti. The song is played in the background in the middle part of the film, and it was also used to promote the film. The group created a
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and the tech's impact on it, another reason Kershner wanted to direct; he found the conflict a symbol on real-life society becoming programmed and "roboticized" by outside forces unconsciously. Kershner's intention with
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movie... I seen him cut somebody's throat then take the knife and slit down the chest to the stomach and left the body in a certain position. With the first person I killed I did exactly what I saw in the movie."
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summer, resulting in a rushed production cycle. Neumeier and Miner claimed that these decisions were based solely on business decisions and stifled creativity, and Weller said that the film did not have a proper
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was sleeker and swifter than Arnie's cumbersome vehicle? His absence in the driver's seat is happily unnoticed because Irvin Kershner, the engineer of sequels that often zip qualitatively past the originals
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of the final battle scenes. A week spent filming a major sequence at an abandoned steel mill established how Kershner would direct the film's other scenes in terms of acting, lighting and camera movements.
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character, signed on to the project after Miner and Neumeier had been fired. His script went through four drafts. While there had been no reports of Miller taking influence from Neumeier's script,
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initial success - both were factors that prohibited him from committing suicide. She convinces the chairman to let her lead the project to recover their 90-million dollar
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2191:"Irvin Kershner, Director Of 'The Empire Strikes Back,' Dies At 87"
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444:'s pension plans and cutting salaries, triggering a police strike.
3595:"How Robocop 2 Overlooks the Psychological Canon of Modern Cinema"
3251:"Review / Film; New Challenge and Enemy For a Cybernetic Organism"
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2268:. popMATTERS.com(November 7, 2010). Retrieved on August 26, 2020.
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tries to deliver more of everything and ends up with less". On
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2700:"Hollywood in Houston? Scores flock to filming of 'Robocop 2'"
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Watch a 1990 "making-of" documentary about the production of
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Intimacy in Cinema: Critical Essays on English Language Films
2099:"RoboCop 2: Entertainment, Yes but Also a Hero for Our Times"
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2960:"When RoboCop Saved Sting and Ruined Professional Wrestling"
949:, multiple directors rejected offers from Davison to direct
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3464:"The Gratuitous B-Movie Column: Why Robocop 2 Is Awesome"
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A Future to This Life: Robocop – The Series Soundtrack
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3834:SFX Special Edition: The Complete Guide to RoboCop
1456:alludes to classics of horror and science-fiction
902:Davison had been reluctant to produce a sequel to
2634:"'Gremlins' sequel better than the original film"
2667:"Old Jeff Davis Hospital gets state recognition"
2165:"Irvin Kershner, Hollywood Director, Dies at 87"
1303:on December 13, 1990, and was later released to
5533:Films with screenplays by Frank Miller (comics)
3873:Roche, David; Schmitt-Pitiot, Isabelle (2014).
3548:
3546:
3048:"'Tracy' Stands Firm at No. 1; 'RoboCop2' Is 2"
2929:"The Kid Goes Wild - Babylon A.D. - Song Info"
1551:gave the film a grade B−, on scale of A to F.
987:, who had previously filled in as director on
5558:English-language science fiction action films
5498:Films produced by Jon Davison (film producer)
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2861:"Peter Weller on feminism, sequels, and more"
2836:. Syfy.com. February 14, 2014. Archived from
2808:"AN INTERVIEW WITH NANCY ALLEN (PART 2 OF 2)"
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2601:"'RoboCop 2' creators give city rave reviews"
1531:), has tuned-up the premise until it purrs."
1226:The film score was composed and conducted by
521:as Officer Anne Lewis, the partner of RoboCop
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3113:"Box office / business for RoboCop 2 (1990)"
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1350:as the gun-wielding, kid drug-dealer Hob in
4596:All Star Batman & Robin, the Boy Wonder
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1966:"SCIENTISTS TELL US THAT HEAT MAKES THINGS"
557:as Hob, a young boy who is allied with Cain
551:as Mayor Marvin Kuzak, the Mayor of Detroit
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3462:Kristopowitz, Bryan (September 26, 2018).
2132:"Irvin Kershner dies at 87; film director"
569:as Officer Duffy, a corrupt police officer
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4617:The Dark Knight Returns: The Golden Child
3725:, Entertainment Weekly, September 5, 2003
2991:Makes Fun of WCW, RoboCop Rescuing Sting"
5304:Batman: The Dark Knight Returns Part One
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2997:from the original on September 27, 2013
2966:from the original on September 27, 2013
2784:Cinefantastique Vol 21 No 1 (July 1990)
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923:comics. He ultimately chose to take on
3593:Guttman, Maxwell (December 11, 2019).
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2632:Westbrook, Bruce (December 14, 1990).
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2130:McLellan, Dennis (November 30, 2010).
2111:from the original on February 13, 2011
1993:
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1680:: "The first girl I killed was from a
1639:camera presents from his point-of-view
1500:; couldn't he see that the script for
5528:Films with screenplays by Walon Green
5433:American science fiction action films
3605:from the original on January 23, 2021
3571:from the original on December 4, 2020
2873:from the original on December 6, 2019
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2144:from the original on December 1, 2017
1976:from the original on December 6, 2021
1158:Phil Tippett returned from the first
939:did not return, as he was working on
792:Writers Guild of America strike began
95: Michael Miner
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4603:The Dark Knight III: The Master Race
3524:International Socialist Organization
3519:"RoboCop and the surveillance state"
3517:Johnson, Craig (February 21, 2014).
3476:from the original on October 8, 2018
3327:from the original on August 18, 2018
3227:from the original on August 20, 2004
1073:was depicted as the headquarters of
545:as Cain, the leader of a drug cartel
415:from 2003 to 2006 and 2013 to 2014.
324:. It is the sequel to the 1987 film
5349:The Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot
4763:The Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot
3443:from the original on April 15, 2018
3412:from the original on April 13, 2022
2939:from the original on April 14, 2019
2189:Dichiara, Tom (November 27, 2010).
2078:from the original on March 31, 2019
2066:"RoboCop 2 (1990) - Irvin Kershner"
1626:Officer Murphy's remaining humanity
1307:in 1998. The film first received a
756:, it was planned to be directed by
379:Best Performance by a Younger Actor
5563:English-language independent films
5418:1990s science fiction action films
3814:. No. 158. pp. 45–48, 63
3559:Trilogy on MGM Home Entertainment"
3294:from the original on July 11, 2023
3263:from the original on July 11, 2023
3162:from the original on July 30, 2020
2859:Will Harris (September 13, 2013).
2665:J.R. Gonzales (February 1, 2009).
2599:Westbrook, Bruce (June 22, 1990).
2228:"When 'Robocop 2' came to Houston"
2163:Weber, Bruce (November 29, 2010).
1946:from the original on July 11, 2023
1920:from the original on July 29, 2020
1578:Kershner took the offer to direct
935:is more Warren's movie". Director
337:and the last to feature Weller as
14:
5523:Films using stop-motion animation
5468:Films about brain transplantation
3768:. No. 94. pp. 44–47, 60
3553:Cabin, Chris (October 26, 2010).
3282:Variety Staff (January 1, 1990).
3123:from the original on June 6, 2014
3079:Broeske, Pat H. (June 26, 1990).
3046:Broeske, Pat H. (June 25, 1990).
2097:Kershner, Irvin (July 16, 1990).
1317:Boys & Girls Clubs of America
1083:George R. Brown Convention Center
5503:Films scored by Leonard Rosenman
5493:Films directed by Irvin Kershner
4461:The Return of a Man Called Horse
4322:
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3827:Kelly, Stephen (February 2014).
2046:. Nash Information Services, LLC
1850:
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1570:as a parody of its predecessor.
1514:The Return of a Man Called Horse
5538:Juvenile delinquency in fiction
3804:Johnson, Kim (September 1990).
3675:Roche & Schmitt-Pitiot 2014
3663:Roche & Schmitt-Pitiot 2014
3648:Roche & Schmitt-Pitiot 2014
3636:Roche & Schmitt-Pitiot 2014
3431:Gross, Max (February 9, 2014).
3313:Rainer, Peter (June 22, 1990).
2698:Dyer, R.A. (October 13, 1989).
2226:Craig Hlavaty (June 23, 2015).
1311:release in 2011. VHS copies of
1299:The film was first released to
969:Davison first hired his friend
790:On March 7, 1988, a five-month
533:as "The Old Man", OCP President
3791:. No. 155. pp. 45–48
3349:(June 22, 1990). "RoboCop 2".
3016:Burr, Ty (December 14, 1990).
2985:Mrosko, Greg (June 24, 2012).
1866:List of American films of 1990
1:
5341:RoboCop Versus The Terminator
4731:RoboCop Versus The Terminator
4702:Martha Washington Goes to War
4589:The Dark Knight Strikes Again
4245:RoboCop Versus The Terminator
4203:RoboCop Versus The Terminator
2958:Kelly, Tim (March 19, 2013).
1734:, was released in 2023, with
1704:, was released in 1993, with
1566:Bryan Kristopowitz described
1556:Detroit filing for bankruptcy
1496:, Paul Verhoeven, went on to
892:comics published in the 2000s
773:RoboCop 2: The Corporate Wars
764:, and be released before the
513:Officer Alex Murphy / RoboCop
402:RoboCop Versus The Terminator
5413:1990s English-language films
5231:Sin City: A Dame to Kill For
1897:AFI Catalog of Feature Films
1787:was turned into a nine-part
1168:Industrial Light & Magic
771:Neumeier and Miner's draft,
393:and Peter Kuran). A sequel,
3744:, I-Mockery, March 31, 2008
3315:"An Overhauled 'RoboCop 2'"
1586:continues the first film's
1534:Review aggregation website
766:next United States election
750:Central Intelligence Agency
16:1990 film by Irvin Kershner
5579:
5553:1990 science fiction films
5428:American independent films
3850:Persons, Dan (July 1990).
3781:Johnson, Kim (June 1990).
3758:Counts, Kyle (July 1990).
2264:September 9, 2020, at the
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1446:and the satiric smarts of
1219:
809:1988–1989: Frank Miller's
692:Barry Martin as an OCP Cop
330:, the second entry in the
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5488:Films adapted into comics
4413:The Luck of Ginger Coffey
4375:
4318:
3735:"Frank Miller's Roboflop"
1720:A video game set between
1600:bleeding-heart liberalism
1574:Politics and corporations
1449:Gremlins 2: The New Batch
1230:, who did not use any of
1200:lighting; however, since
808:
635:Michael Medeiros as Catzo
515:, a cyborg police officer
442:Detroit Police Department
375:Best Science Fiction Film
42:Theatrical release poster
35:
5443:American superhero films
5160:Wallenquist Organization
1617:Humanity and masculinity
1096:was night shooting, and
1059:Houston Theater District
1055:Jefferson Davis Hospital
916:screen adaptation of the
849:edgy, "tragic hero" take
823:in 1982. His script for
614:as Tak Akita, a lab tech
590:John Doolittle as Schenk
465:research and development
5513:Films set in the future
5473:Films about child death
4568:The Dark Knight Returns
4485:The Empire Strikes Back
4381:Stakeout on Dope Street
3967:on the Internet Archive
3740:March 25, 2010, at the
2806:Rowlands, Paul (2016).
1508:The Empire Strikes Back
1172:The Empire Strikes Back
990:The Empire Strikes Back
910:film, versus producing
665:as a Magnavolt salesman
575:as Sergeant Warren Reed
215:June 22, 1990
5398:1990 independent films
5269:300: Rise of an Empire
4738:Frank Miller's RoboCop
4309:Tokusou Robo Janperson
3829:"RoboCop Rides Again!"
1910:"Battle of the Biceps"
1794:Frank Miller's RoboCop
1779:Frank Miller's RoboCop
1355:
1222:RoboCop 2 (soundtrack)
1180:RoboCop suit designer
1130:Wortham Theater Center
1087:Bank of America Center
1075:Omni Consumer Products
1063:Wortham Theater Center
1045:was chiefly filmed in
947:As with the first film
828:
752:'s involvement in the
733:
596:Brandon Smith as Flint
487:, and reactivate him.
412:Frank Miller's RoboCop
21:RoboCop 2 (video game)
5548:Techno-thriller films
5518:Films shot in Houston
5438:American sequel films
5423:1990s superhero films
5408:1990s dystopian films
5150:The Girls of Old Town
4493:Never Say Never Again
3555:"Blu-ray Review: The
1748:mass market paperback
1528:Never Say Never Again
1346:
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704:as Frank (uncredited)
659:as a mother with baby
608:as a gun store robber
341:until he returned in
5543:Orion Pictures films
5508:Films set in Detroit
5463:Films about amputees
5403:1990s American films
4290:The Mobile Cop Jiban
3901:Warren, Rob (1990).
3852:"Making "RocoCop 2""
3723:Review by Ken Tucker
3026:Entertainment Weekly
2810:. Money Into Light.
1844:United States portal
1800:Entertainment Weekly
1738:reprising his role.
696:Patricia Charbonneau
641:as Officer Whittaker
383:Best Special Effects
5453:Films about cyborgs
5393:RoboCop (franchise)
5357:300: March to Glory
4888:That Yellow Bastard
4845:Elektra Lives Again
3638:, pp. 125–126.
2712:on October 21, 2012
2646:on October 21, 2012
2613:on October 21, 2012
2525:, pp. 122–123.
1761:, was published by
1731:RoboCop: Rogue City
1624:also elaborates on
1283:, where he rescued
1124:and mostly shot in
1100:-camera background
973:, mostly known for
748:; a film about the
350:RoboCop: Rogue City
278:is a 1990 American
267:$ 45.7 million (US)
4874:A Dame to Kill For
4610:Superman: Year One
4477:Eyes of Laura Mars
4397:The Hoodlum Priest
4389:The Young Captives
4367:Films directed by
3957:TCM Movie Database
3837:. pp. 118–123
3806:"Detroit Delights"
3700:RoboCop 2: A Novel
3626:, pp. 45, 63.
3352:The Globe and Mail
2993:. Cageside Seats.
2280:, pp. 20, 24.
2169:The New York Times
1759:RoboCop 2: A Novel
1647:Fordham University
1433:The Globe and Mail
1392:The New York Times
1356:
1192:and steel-like by
979:(1986), to direct
888:his own series of
857:The Corporate Wars
829:
734:
720:The Corporate Wars
683:as Surgeon General
620:as Officer Estevez
600:Thomas Rosales Jr.
435:on its debt, then
5478:Films about drugs
5375:
5374:
5326:
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5322:
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5085:Martha Washington
5078:Dark Horse Comics
4979:
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4949:The Twilight Zone
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4685:Martha Washington
4673:Elektra: Assassin
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4429:The Flim-Flam Man
4334:
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3698:Naha, Ed (1990).
3500:, pp. 45–46.
3320:Los Angeles Times
3249:(June 22, 1990).
3155:Chicago Sun-Times
3148:(June 22, 1990).
3086:Los Angeles Times
3053:Los Angeles Times
2918:, pp. 14–15.
2894:, pp. 12–13.
2705:Houston Chronicle
2672:Houston Chronicle
2639:Houston Chronicle
2606:Houston Chronicle
2494:, pp. 46–47.
2391:, pp. 19–20.
2347:, pp. 20–21.
2233:Houston Chronicle
2137:Los Angeles Times
2104:Los Angeles Times
1562:Thematic analysis
1424:panned the film.
1421:Los Angeles Times
1368:Chicago Sun Times
1339:Critical response
1289:The Four Horsemen
1079:Houston City Hall
864:corporate fascism
835:to develop other
689:as Sunblock Woman
639:Roger Aaron Brown
539:as Donald Johnson
381:(for Damon), and
271:
270:
5570:
5296:Batman: Year One
5246:
5177:
5115:Goldie and Wendy
4988:
4881:The Big Fat Kill
4867:The Hard Goodbye
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4575:Batman: Year One
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4405:Face in the Rain
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4297:Mortal Kombat 11
4130:Prime Directives
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5288:Millerverse
5242:Adaptations
4927:Holy Terror
4770:Hard Boiled
4560:Millerverse
4214:Video games
4145:Soundtracks
4114:Live-action
4106:(1998–1999)
3752:Works cited
3447:December 9,
3406:CinemaScore
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3221:"Robocop 2"
3150:"Robocop 2"
3097:October 13,
3064:November 8,
2916:Warren 1990
2904:Warren 1990
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2716:February 7,
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2617:February 7,
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2115:October 13,
2043:The Numbers
1830:Film portal
1773:Comic books
1689:Other media
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587:as Holzgang
567:Stephen Lee
519:Nancy Allen
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3298:August 24,
3267:August 17,
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2523:Kelly 2014
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1872:References
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1763:Jove Books
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1466:Metropolis
1362:violence.
1328:Box office
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1190:iridescent
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971:Tim Hunter
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