quite hold up. But, at the very least, RoboCop 3 works as a popcorn movie—something part two couldn't even manage." Other points of criticism in this movie include curtailing the graphic violence of the first two films (deliberately done in order to be more family-friendly), less dark humor, and the absence of Peter Weller in the title role. References External links 1990s dystopian films 1990s science fiction action films 1990s superhero films 1993 films 1993 independent films American films with live action and animation American films about revenge American independent films American science fiction action films American sequel films American superhero films Android (robot) films Cyberpunk films Cyborg films 1990s English-language films Fictional portrayals of the Detroit Police Department Films about amputees Films adapted into comics Films directed by Fred Dekker Films scored by Basil Poledouris Films set in Detroit Films set in the future Films shot in Atlanta Films with screenplays by Frank Miller (comics) Japan in non-Japanese culture Orion Pictures films RoboCop (franchise) Techno-thriller films 1990s American films