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Amazon Orders Robocop Series from Blumhouse Atomic Monster
Amazon has ordered a new Robocop series based on the famous movie franchise.
The series will follow a powerful robot police officer who is implanted with the consciousness of a fallen officer.
The show is being developed by Peter Ocko and produced by James Wan and Blumhouse Atomic Monster.
The original Robocop movie was a social satire that critiqued corporate greed and the nature of identity.
The new series aims to adapt these themes to modern issues like AI and robotics.
The series will be available on Prime Video.
Amazon MGM Studios has ordered a Robocop series based on the MGM movie franchise.
The series will be developed by showrunner Peter Ocko and produced by James Wan and Blumhouse Atomic Monster.
The series follows a powerful robot police officer implanted with the consciousness of a fallen officer.
The original Robocop movie was a social satire critiquing corporate greed and identity.
The new series aims to adapt these themes to modern issues like AI and robotics.
- Who
- Amazon MGM Studios, Blumhouse Atomic Monster, Peter Ocko, James Wan
- What
- A Robocop series based on the MGM movie franchise
- Where
- Detroit, Michigan
- When
- 2024
- Why
- To adapt the themes of the original film to modern issues and captivate a new generation of fans
Fans of the Original
Modern Adaptation Supporters
Fidelity to Original Themes
Fans of the Original
The series should stay true to the original film's social satire and critique of corporate greed.
Modern Adaptation Supporters
The series should adapt the themes to modern issues like AI and robotics.
Key facts
- Showrunner
- Peter Ocko
- Executive Producers
- James Wan, Michael Clear, Rob Hackett, Ed Neumeier
- Production Company
- Blumhouse Atomic Monster
- Original Film Release Year
- 1987
- Original Film Director
- Paul Verhoeven
- Original Film Writer
- Ed Neumeier
- Streaming Platform
- Prime Video
Quotes
James Wan
Co‑executive producer and horror filmmaker
“I’ve been a massive fan of Robocop forever, so getting to help bring this world to television is a dream. What Paul Verhoeven created in 1987 was decades ahead of its time, and its questions about technology, identity, and who corporations really serve have only grown more urgent.”
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