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- Delaney: Officer, Mrs. Murphy is bringing suit against OCP. My name is Tom Delaney. I'm representing her. Up to a few months ago, she wouldn't leave her bedroom. Then there were hypnotists and harmonic treatments.
- Holzgang: And then you pull this shit! Driving past her house, day after day. Spying on her. Trying to make her think her husband is still alive.
- Delaney: She's barely started to accept the loss. You're ripping her to pieces.
- Holzgang: And for what? Do you think you could ever be a husband to her? I mean, what can you offer her? Companionship? Love? A man's love?
- RoboCop: No.
- RoboCop: [after Lewis guns down a criminal] You are under arrest. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law.
- Lewis: He's dead, Murphy.
- RoboCop: You have the right to an attorney...
- Lewis: You're reading Miranda to a corpse!
- RoboCop: [drops the corpse] I'm having... Trouble.
- Ellen Murphy: Alex? Don't you know me? Don't you remember me? Alex, it doesn't matter what they've done to you. I...
- RoboCop: [leans forward] Touch me.
- Ellen Murphy: [touches his lip] It's cold.
- RoboCop: [referring to his face] They made this to honor him.
- Ellen Murphy: No , I...
- RoboCop: Your husband is dead. I don't know you.
- Cain: Jesus - had days like this. Hounded and attacked like a criminal. But like him, I don't blame you. They program you, and you do it.
- [first lines]
- Magnavolt Salesman: MagnaVolt - the final word in auto security. No embarrassing alarm noise, no need to trouble the police... and it won't even run down your battery!
- Commercial Voiceover: MagnaVolt! Lethal Response!
- Casey Wong: On the international scene, the Amazon nuclear facility has blown its stack, irradiating the world's largest rain forest. Environmentalists call it a disaster.
- Jess Perkins: But don't they always.
- Cain: [after injecting Blue Velvet Nuke, which slurs his speech] Frank. The Benzedrine's got my teeth wiggling. Cut it with Sc-Scopalomine, five mills per.
- Donald Johnson: Uh, sir, what if this was all the work of one individual person. A woman who had her own agenda that wasn't in sync with the goals of our company?
- The Old Man: Well... that usually works.
- Donald Johnson: A woman who was not a team player, who violated our trust?
- [Clearly meaning Dr. Faxx]
- The Old Man: Well, we'd need some evidence to support that.
- Holzgang: Sir, whether it exists or not, I know I can find it.
- Donald Johnson: She did choose the brain, sir.
- RoboCop: And now, a word on nutrition.
- Little League Kid: Shit, he's fucked up!
- RoboCop: Bad language makes for bad feelings.
- Mayor Kuzack: How are we supposed to raise that kind of money with things the way they are?
- The Old Man: You aren't.
- Mayor Kuzack: What the hell is he talking about?
- The Old Man: We don't expect you to pay.
- Holzgang: Let me refer you to our contract. "In the event of default, OCP shall have the uncontested right of foreclosure on all city assets."
- Poulos: [reading contract for himself, then to the Mayor] You SIGNED this.
- Mayor Kuzack: So you're saying we miss one payment and you can foreclose.
- The Old Man: We can and we will. We're taking Detroit private.
- Sunblock 5000 Woman: [fake commercial] They say that twenty seconds in the California sunshine is too much these days, ever since we lost the ozone layer, but that was before Sunblock 5000. Just apply a pint to your body and you're good for hours. See you by the pool.
- [a red box appears saying "Surgeon General's Warning: Caution: Frequent use will cause skin cancer."]
- The Old Man: About a year ago, we gave this city RoboCop. I think he's worked out pretty well, but things have become a little rougher out there. And now, we need a law enforcement unit capable of meeting the enemy on his own ground, and carrying enough firepower... to get the job done.
- The Old Man: [a prototype model of Robocop 2 rises from the model of the proposed new city] Ladies and gentlemen, with great pleasure, I give you RoboCop 2.
- [Robocop arrives to confront Cain, who is now Robocop 2]
- Dr. Juliette Faxx: You! Get outta here! You're obsolete!
- The Old Man: These days, neighborhoods just seem to be the sort of places where bad things happen. Don't be nostalgic.
- The Old Man: There's going to be a big call for this unit, and we'll make him right here in Detroit. That means jobs we can all be proud of, and make "Made in America" mean something again.
- [RoboCop 2, finding Angie, presents its screen to reveal the face of Cain]
- Angie: [tries to smile] Cain. Oh, wow.
- [RoboCop 2 growls]
- Angie: You look great.
- [RoboCop 2 presents its arm to Angie]
- Angie: [slowly caressing it] Oh... Ooo... It'll take some getting used to, but... it'll be great, Cain.
- [Cain's face suddenly disappears and RoboCop 2 kills Angie]
- Mayor Kuzack: So you deliberately undermined our credit.
- Holzgang: That was the easy part.
- Mayor Kuzack: And engineered the police strike. Do you want Detroit to-to... to tear itself apart so you can raid it like you would any other corporation? Do you know how many people are dying out there? You're murderers.
- Holzgang: I'd advise you to say nothing further. It might be... actionable.
- Mayor Kuzack: It's bullshit! BULLSHIT, YA SENILE OLD BASTARD!
- Poulos: All right, calm down.
- Mayor Kuzack: It's bullshit!
- Poulos: I think we better get out of here.
- Mayor Kuzack: I'm okay!
- Poulos: Calm down. I-I think we'd better leave.
- Mayor Kuzack: I'm calm.
- Poulos: Calm down.
- [Kuzack and Poulous head towards the door]
- Mayor Kuzack: I'm okay. I'm okay.
- Poulos: All right. Good.
- Mayor Kuzack: I'm in control. Everything is fine. It's okay. I'm fine.
- Mayor Kuzack: [stops and turns around] One last thing, gentlemen: we will sue your asses.
- The Old Man: Give it your best shot.
- Mayor Kuzack: FUCK YOU, YA OLD SENILE BASTARD! This is bullshit! Fuck you! This is bullshit!
- The Old Man: Sometimes we just have to start over, from scratch, to make things right, and that's exactly what we're going to do. We're going to build a brand-new city where Detroit now stands - an example to the world.
- The Old Man: It's only money. How about criminal proceedings?
- Holzgang: Well, we're looking at major indictments, sir. Prison terms.
- The Old Man: What about me?
- Holzgang: You know we'll do whatever we can.
- The Old Man: That's not good enough, Holzgang.
- Hob: Why do people do crimes?
- Mayor Kuzack: Why? Drugs. People do drugs.
- Hob: Because they want drugs. The kind that cost too much. Nuke - gives high quality at a cheap price. If you get off our backs, we're gonna make it cheaper.
- Angie: And safer.
- Hob: We don't go shoving our shit down anybody's throat. And we don't advertise it like they do with cigarettes or booze.
- Angie: So leave us alone - and anybody who wants it gets it.
- Hob: So no more crimes. You get to be the mayor who cleaned up Detroit.
- Mayor Kuzack: He's got a point. Don't you think he's got a point?
- Poulos: Yeah, he's got a point.
- Holzgang: It's serious trouble, sir. So many dead and wounded.
- Donald Johnson: Of course, there won't be trouble from the dead ones.
- The Old Man: They'll have relatives. They always do.
- The Old Man: [Mayor Kuzack enters the room] My friends, welcome to our city as it should be, and as it will be in the hands of responsible private enterprise.
- The Old Man: [applause] And a special welcome to mayor Kuzack and the outgoing administration.
- Mayor Kuzack: Oh, we're not going anywhere.
- The Old Man: [murmurs] Your Honor.
- Mayor Kuzack: You'll have to tear down a lot of people's houses before you can make that thing and take away their homes.
- The Old Man: We're going to raise towers of glass and steel. Every citizen will have a living unit. Safe, secure and clean. Now please, take your seat.
- Mayor Kuzack: Won't be much room for neighborhoods, huh? Not like the kind that we all grew up in.
- The Old Man: These days, neighborhoods just seem to be the sort of places where bad things happen. Don't be nostalgic.
- Mayor Kuzack: What about democracy? Nobody elected you.
- The Old Man: Anyone can buy OCP's stock and own a piece of our city. What could be more democratic than that?
- Mayor Kuzack: Well, let me tell you: there are a lot of people in this town who can't afford to buy your stock, and they're not gonna let you get away with this!
- The Old Man: You haven't been following the polls. Sit down.
- The Old Man: And so, people of the press, city officials, in a few minutes, Omni Consumer Products and the troubled city of Detroit will join in a bold new venture. Now, I'd like to explain just what this will mean: Sometimes, we just have to start over from scratch to make things right, and that's exactly what we're going to do. We're going to build a brand new city where Detroit now stands, an example to the world.
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