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and....I just realized firesprite already posted this
and....I just realized firesprite already posted this
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No it was ironman, its stated in the commentary. When the guy robs the liquor store he grabs and ironman comic and throws it on the counter and ask for the money in the safe. That was a nob to the influence of ironman for the idea.
Here's a pic of one of the first Robo sculpts. Again from the DVD commentary.
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6 Billion Dollar Man?Because six million dollars barely covers basic prosthetics these days.
In the commentary it clearly states that it was Dredd and ROM. From Wiki "The character of RoboCop itself was inspired by British comic book hero Judge Dredd[3] as well as the Marvel Comics superhero Rom."
RoboCop - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Here's a pic of one of the first Robo sculpts. Again from the DVD commentary.
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I could go with this but in the commentary the writer clearly states it was Iron Man - even saying the criminal lifting the Iron Man comic was intentional. I don't even think Dredd had a rebirth in his comic. And as I have taught you all before they are both prime examples of "Over the Rainbow".
Murphy dies after he's all shot up and simply dreams the rest on his way to terminal dreamland. Even so far as precious memories becoming harder to access as death takes over.
Tony dies in the desert - dreams up the rest. Sequels do not factor.
Ferris Bueller does not exist - it's Cameron's fantasy alter ego the way he wishes he could be. -- Well, wait -- different structure.
And I love Tobar -- the character that used to smoke magic cigarettes to get his powers.
Nu Trek Kirk never got his hands on the Enterprise. He slipped into a coma after his beat down in the bar and dreampt the whole thing. Pike went on the Captian the ship for 11 more years, finally being promoted to Admiral. Spock took over command as Captain at that time and on a training visit to Starfleet command ran into a doctor named McCoy who had a weird hobby of injecting things into dead tribbles.
Spock told him that it was illogical to continue to waste time on dead tribbles when there was a perfectly good comatose cadet who had been on life support for 15 years taxing the system. Turning the useless husk known as Kirk over to the doctor, McCoy dissected his organs for their vitamin B and pulped the rest of his body to use as fertilizer for the violets at the botanical gardens at Starfleet HQ!
Never before has Over The Rainbow been used for such good NakedMolerat.