2014 RoboCop Reboot Leaves Tubi Ahead of Prime Video Return
The Joel Kinnaman-led remake has been pulled from Tubi and is set to resurface on Prime Video, according to Collider.
The 2014 RoboCop reboot starring Joel Kinnaman has been removed from Tubi, with the film set for a revival on Prime Video, according to Collider. The removal and the planned Prime Video return were reported together, though no date for the Prime Video arrival was given.
The reboot was directed by José Padilha and produced by Sony and MGM, placing the 2014 film in a franchise that began with Paul Verhoeven's original RoboCop in 1987, which was set in the Ronald Reagan era.
Tubi has not commented publicly on the removal, and Prime Video has not announced when the 2014 film will appear on the service.
Franchise origins
Verhoeven's 1987 RoboCop launched the sci-fi series, and Padilha's 2014 remake reworked the premise with Kinnaman in the title role. The reboot's shift between streaming services comes as the older film remains tied to Verhoeven's Reagan-era satire in the franchise's history.
Quick answers
Why was RoboCop removed from Tubi?
The 2014 RoboCop reboot was removed from Tubi and is set for a revival on Prime Video, according to Collider. No reason for the removal was given.
When will RoboCop be on Prime Video?
The 2014 film is set for a revival on Prime Video, but no date for its arrival has been announced.