RoboCop (2014 film) 6pm to 7am. A spokesperson for MGM confirmed that the film was partially shot in Detroit. Pedro Bromfman, who collaborated with José Padilha on his "Elite Squad" films, composed the score. An OmniCorp website was set up in early 2012. A film-specific "RoboCop" site was launched nearer the release date. A rough trailer and some film footage featuring Samuel L. Jackson's and Michael Keaton's characters was shown at the 2013 San Diego Comic-Con International. According to director Padilha, the first theatrical trailer was supposed to debut with "Elysium", but it was instead released online on September 5, 2013, and was
RoboCop reflected on how the film's script is starting to play into reality: "We are now living in the world that I was proposing in "RoboCop" … how big corporations will 'take care of us' and … how they won't." Two of the primary themes explored by "RoboCop" are the media and human nature. On the Criterion Edition DVD commentary track, executive producer Jon Davison and writer Edward Neumeier both relate the film to the decay of American industry from the 1970s through the early 1980s, with the abandoned "Rust Belt style" factories that RoboCop and Clarence Boddicker's gang use as