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RoboCop: PTSD on Screen

RoboCop isn’t just a sci-fi action movie — it’s a story of trauma, PTSD, and clawing your way back from the edge of humanity. In this video, I’ll show you the deeper psychology hidden inside Verhoeven’s 1987 classic. Most people read RoboCop as a satire of Reagan’s America, corporate greed, and consumer culture. That’s true — but it’s not the whole picture. Beneath the satire lies a darker, more human story: Alex Murphy’s violent death, his rebirth inside the machine, and his struggle to piece together a shattered identity. Through Jungian archetypes and the language of trauma, RoboCop becomes a film about what it means to survive the unthinkable — and rebuild yourself when the world insists you’re gone. Do you see RoboCop as satire, or as a story about trauma and rebirth? Let me know in the comments — I’d love to hear your take. On The Decline and Fall of British Sci-Fi, I explore the hidden meanings behind classic sci-fi films and shows. Subscribe for new deep dives every Thursday. ⸻ Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:30 Trivia 4:45 The standard readings 7:20 Trauma, PTSD, and rebirth 12:10 RoboCop’s father figures 15:20 Americas Trauma 16:00 Conclusion ⸻ Watch Next: 🎥 Total Recall Isn’t a Dream. It’s a Warning:    • Total Recall Isn’t a Dream. It’s a Warning.   🎥 Quatermass II (1957) – Britain’s Atomic Nightmare :    • Quatermass II (1957) – Britain’s Atomic Ni...   Find me at: • Twitter/X: @Britishscifi • Email: britishscifi@gmail.com #RoboCop #SciFiAnalysis #FilmPsychology Our intro music, “Starnet” by Paul “Steptoe” Riley, sets the tone for our cosmic journey. Check out more of his work here:    / @paulsteptoeriley5855