Movies like RoboCop 2

Fans of RoboCop 2 will likely appreciate The Terminator for its thematic exploration of man versus machine, featuring Arnold Schwarzenegger as a relentless cyborg assassin sent back in time, blending action with science fiction.

Building upon the success of its predecessor, Terminator 2: Judgment Day offers a spectacle of intense action sequences and groundbreaking special effects, as well as a thought-provoking narrative on artificial intelligence, topics well-tread in RoboCop 2.

This is the original film that kick-started the RoboCop franchise. Fans of the sequel will appreciate seeing where it all began, with Peter Weller's iconic performance as the cybernetic policeman in a crime-ridden Detroit, and the introduction of the themes of corporate greed and humanity within the machine.

Demolition Man, featuring Sylvester Stallone and Wesley Snipes, showcases a similar clash between an upholder of the law and a violent criminal in a future society, mixing action with a satirical take on societal norms and law enforcement.

Judge Dredd brings to life another dystopian future where a law enforcer is given the power of judge, jury, and executioner, reminiscent of the RoboCop concept, and is packed with action sequences and special effects.

Set in a futuristic world and starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Total Recall, directed by Paul Verhoeven, who also directed the original RoboCop, is a science fiction action film that delves into themes of memory and identity, offering the same visceral action and satirical undertones.

With Jean-Claude Van Damme and Dolph Lundgren starring as reanimated soldiers in this science fiction action flick, Universal Soldier offers a narrative about the militarization and dehumanization of its protagonists that echoes the themes of technology and identity central to RoboCop 2.

Continuing the saga of the cyborg law enforcer, RoboCop 3 may appeal to fans of the second film for its continuation of the storyline and themes of corporate influence and high-tech crime fighting, albeit with a new lead actor and a more family-friendly approach.