Prophetically, 80s sci-fi acknowledges much of what we’re actually experiencing in the modern age. No, I’m not talking about machines taking over, dystopian futuristic cities, or flying cars. I’m referring to the notion that megacorporations leverage technology for the sake of profit and prowess. Cyberpunk sci-fi is rooted in the idea of a dystopian future where the monetary power from unchecked capitalism can lead to catastrophic results for society. This theme is evident in Terminator, Blade Runner, Total Recall, and other major sci-fi movies from that era. But perhaps one of the most well-known trilogies in the cyberpunk genre is that of RoboCop.