Fun Fact: The actor that played Breckenridge (the guy killed in training) ended up marrying the actress that killed him, They hit it off on set and that was that :) So, Starship Troopers is a love story!

@ShwiftJustice

7 ай бұрын

Can confirm this fact is Fun

@krashd

7 ай бұрын

She blew his mind on set.

@Steelburgh

7 ай бұрын

I lol'd at both these replies. Well done.

@stevenhernandeznon-profitf968

7 ай бұрын

@@SteelburghI would like to know more

@tsogobauggi8721

7 ай бұрын

So it seems that she blew him again after the filming. :)

Even to this day Casper Van Dien gets yelled "Rico! You know what to do!" from strangers and he will reply "Sir, yes, sir!"

@Metzwerg74

7 ай бұрын

not the most noted actor.... but an icon for those who know...

@gothnate

7 ай бұрын

@@Metzwerg74This, and Sleepy Hollow are his two best.

@charleslatora5750

7 ай бұрын

The story was written by Robert heinlan stinking Google can't spell...Heinlein. I can see my copy playing this day. Haven't read it in years but it's not a long book. The book is a lot different. A lot. Explain so many things better than they did in the movie. And there's a surprise at the end. Read the whole book.

@jhnshep

7 ай бұрын

@@charleslatora5750 yea the film has nothing to do with the book other than the name, both great though.

I've met Dina Meyer who plays Dizzy. She is the loveliest and most adorably goofy person you could wish to meet. And is still absolutely gorgeous.

@joeblankenship377

7 ай бұрын

I bet she gets a lot of people saying they like her better than Denise Richards. I'm sure she doesn't mind it either.

@DavidLopez-qi8hb

7 ай бұрын

She was in 2 of my favorite movies Dragonheart where she played Kara and Star Trek: Nemesis where she played Romulan Commander Donatra

@josephwallace202

7 ай бұрын

Would

@artembentsionov

7 ай бұрын

She also played Barbara Gordon (AKA Oracle) in the TV series Birds of Prey

@nitrokid

7 ай бұрын

@@artembentsionov I was about to say! 😂 She was one of the rare depiction of Batgirl on TV. We don't see much of that character in live action stuff.

FUN FACT: The Starship Trooper armor was used by the Alliance in the show FIREFLY!

@Steelburgh

7 ай бұрын

That's amazing!!!

@PaganLyon

7 ай бұрын

And Power Rangers Lost Galaxy along with numerous B Sci Fi movies.

@Beardo2517

7 ай бұрын

​@@PaganLyondamn beat me to it

@Scarabswarm

7 ай бұрын

There was an auction of this film's props and costumes back in the day that I missed by virtue of being a day late hearing about it and having no money at the time, but I will always regret not getting a chance to get one of the original armor sets. I hear they went stupidly cheap, too, since there were so many of them.

@jamedmurphy4468

7 ай бұрын

Best show in the Verse

It's crazy how well the effects in this movie have held up! The only reason it didn't get the best effects Oscar is because a little movie called Titanic came out the same year, which is a damn shame.

@carn9507

7 ай бұрын

Ah, yes the boat film that wanted audiences to care more about a fictional couple than any of the 1500 real victims of that tragic event. And portrayed a real life man as a coward when he wasn't. Bleh. Starship Troopers is better! :D

@marcraider

7 ай бұрын

you are totally right, but I'm curious who was the man who was portrayed like a coward?@@carn9507

@Jumpman67

7 ай бұрын

I recently watched this on a 4k disc and it looks amazing.

@aniyn

7 ай бұрын

It's a shame since the effects in this film hold up better than Titanic. But SST was a very unpopular film on release; it took years before critics realized it was satire.

@markhamstra1083

7 ай бұрын

⁠@@aniynOh, come on! Plenty of people knew it was satire from day one. Critics didn’t like it not because they didn’t understand the satire, but because this movie is full of bad acting, horrible writing and juvenile plot elements.

I love how Zim is hanging out in the background of the chow hall, and is already sizing up Rico as someone who could be a natural leader.

@Grottgreta

7 ай бұрын

I never noticed until you said it haha and I've watched this dozens of times

@brianegendorf2023

7 ай бұрын

Its funny, because I've seen this movie so many times..and didn't notice that till tonight.

I always loved that when Carmen sends Johnny the 'dear john' letter, everyone else starts off in their normal 'screwing around' mode, then they all realize 'oh shit it's THAT letter' and immediately back off and leave him alone.

@riccardomallardo7779

4 ай бұрын

That's male friendship in a nutshell

I always loved that Rue McClanahan (Blanche from Golden Girls) was their science teacher.

@joeblankenship377

7 ай бұрын

Really? Never knew that. Don't recognize her in those goggle shades.

@Scarabswarm

7 ай бұрын

TIL. Man, this movie is just full of hidden gems.

@Hiraghm

7 ай бұрын

I guess she played a man who wasn't a science teacher very well.

“…they sucked his brains out” 🤣🤣🤣i love how ridiculous and amazing this movie is…and then it just gets MORE ridiculous and MORE amazing and I just keep on loving it lol

@sirsancti5504

5 ай бұрын

The director had the same problem.. "How will I adapt the book to a movie?! I have to go "

Such a great shot of a ship being cut in half with all the decks visible, you very rarely get that much detail in space battles. A+

Casp and his wife are good friends of mine. Some of his line deliveries always make me laugh. I love how even now if people yell lines from the movie, he'll always reply in character. Also, dope how they reused the armor in Power Rangers Lost Galaxy and other shows!

@DavidLopez-qi8hb

7 ай бұрын

It was also the armor of the Alliance in Firefly.

@Hiraghm

7 ай бұрын

sickened me that they used it in Firefly.

@andreasvogler1875

7 ай бұрын

@@Hiraghm But it helped keeping cost down and still give a big budget feel.

@mannygee005

7 ай бұрын

Love Rico's character. He took administrative punishment before quitting.

Funny background story, for the co-ed shower scene a lot of the actors on set were initially unwilling with one claiming she wouldn't do the scene unless Verhoeven was also naked. To their surprise he readily agreed and directed at least one take of the scene naked in his chair.😅

@agp11001

7 ай бұрын

I'm still undecided on whether doing a movie with Verhoeven would be hilarious or deeply terrifying.

@Hiraghm

7 ай бұрын

yes, verhoven was quite a pervert in the original meaning of the term. Of course, in the book, as was reality before we lost our minds, men and women didn't shower together.

Hey, Addie! 🙂 So, Starship Troopers was meant to be over-dramatic. It's a satire of war movies. In addition to "Total Recall (1990)," Paul Verhoeven also directed "Robocop (1987)." I highly recommend checking that movie out if you haven't already. Cheers!!

@Hiraghm

7 ай бұрын

yes, it's a vile parody of the book. It pretty much contradicts the messaging of the book.

@Songfugel

7 ай бұрын

​@@HiraghmYou mean it is a parody of a vile fascist book?

@AnnekeOosterink

7 ай бұрын

@@Hiraghm The movie does indeed condemn fascism instead of admiring it. Oh nO wHaT a TrAgEdY! Because fascism is so great instead?

@stvdagger8074

7 ай бұрын

@@AnnekeOosterink The Federation is not Facist - It is a democracy which allows people to avoid public service by giving up the franchise.

@Oxley016

7 ай бұрын

@@Songfugel Oh dear, you clearly never read or completely misunderstood the book....

"You're it until we're dead or until I find someone better." "Ah, my wedding vows." -Mike Nelson, Rifftrax Live: Starship Troopers

I love that zim did infact bust himself down to private to get back into the field and he caught the brain bug

@Hiraghm

7 ай бұрын

never happened. He was Rico's top sergeant when he captured the brain bug; the book kept his identity secret until the reveal at the end of the action.

@williamrosmer8381

7 ай бұрын

@Hiraghm in the book, maybe. In the movie, he clearly demotes himself to private.

Starship Troopers! This is one unique film. Some of the CGI special effects hold up remarkably well, and I don't know how, as they're so old they should look dated, but they still look good.

@wirebrushproductions1001

7 ай бұрын

It is also considered one of the worst adaptations of a book ever written.

"Put your hand on that wall Trooper! PUT YOUR HAND ON THAT WALL!!!". Love that scene.😂

I love this movie so much. Not only does it do biting satire really well (with Casper Van Dien especially nailing that aspect of his character) but it does the character relationships really well too. And, of course, it works great as a big-action movie too, so you can easily just turn your brain off for a while and have fun if you want

@Hiraghm

7 ай бұрын

you HAVE to turn your brain off, or it will make you turn the movie off and go read the book.

@DavidGowers

7 ай бұрын

@@Hiraghm lol no

@AnnekeOosterink

7 ай бұрын

@@Hiraghm Yes yes, from your comments it's obvious you love a fascist dictatorship. We know.

I can't help but laugh when I see NPH in the 2nd half of the movie... Doogie Howser, SS! 😂

@s.henrlllpoklookout5069

7 ай бұрын

Barney Stinson, SS!

@Michael-D.-Williams

7 ай бұрын

Doogie Himmler they called him on set.

They censor the cow being torn to pieces but none of the humans being torn apart..... lol

@sirsancti5504

5 ай бұрын

Brst prediction ofvthe future I have ever seen in a movie.

@macmcleod1188

4 ай бұрын

That was required by censors in 1997. They didn't require censoring the scenes with humans.

That sponsor ad was masterfully done. Bravo!

This movie shares a special place with a few others for me concerning the detail in special effects beyond the immediate impression. What this means is on repeated viewing(s) I continually find small things that didn't 'need' to be included but were and I consider this a great example of pride in one's efforts. I don't mean 'Easter Eggs' but extra detail which really sells the scenes. BTW: Since you put your own efforts into the sponsor, I don't skip. Still laughing at the Xander 'freeze frame'.

@Hiraghm

7 ай бұрын

I really thought the powered armor was special. Much better than, say, Iron Man.

@terrylandess6072

7 ай бұрын

@@Hiraghm It does make an appearance in the 2nd sequel ( along with Johnny Rico!) which is more watchable than the 1st sequel. Starship Troopers: Marauder also has Jolene Blalock.

when you said "is that clancy brown?" i knew i made the right decision to subscribe to your channel. you know a great actor when you see one.

@skapunker21

7 ай бұрын

i saw this in the theatre when it came out and it blew my mind. i thought it was fantastic. a year or two later i read the book. the book is sooo much better and very different than this movie. the book is short, you can get through it in a few (4-6 ish) hours if you read quickly (it was a pulp fiction type of novel back in the 50's) but the movie didn't include most of what made the book great. i have a copy of it, i'm willing to send it to you if you're ok with that. if not, i'm sure your local library has a copy to borrow. regardless, you've got to read it. everyone should read it at least once in their life. and everyone who does so will take away different bits of it, as they should. it's in my top ten books of all time.

Did Addie call Total Recall "light-hearted"? That's not exactly how I'd describe that movie. 😄 For the record, the same director also made Robocop. His sci-fi work always has thought-provoking themes and bitingly satirical humor, but they certainly aren't cute romps by any means. Not when characters are gruesomely getting torn to pieces or melted into mush by toxic waste.

Fun fact: Addie Counts is becoming somewhat desensitised to blood and gore. Where once it made her freak the freak out, now she just, eh, winces a bit, curls the lip and maybe arches an eyebrow if she's really grossed out.

Ok...the in vid commercial Starship references were top tier. Well played Addie!

This movie is such a timeless satire, it really grabs you in with the feeling of "wanting to know more" lol. If you end up re-watching it, you'll see more than there is between the lines.

@DarthPoyner

7 ай бұрын

It is meant to be satire, but since the director never read the books because he thought he was too good, he actually made a compelling argument for that system and their life. It's almost as good as someone that would have been more into it.

@Steelburgh

7 ай бұрын

@@DarthPoyner Actually the book is serious and not satire, sadly. Heinlein was a military fanatic and intentionally glorified it.

@josephwallace202

7 ай бұрын

​@@Steelburghit's why the movie is the superior text

@VestinVestin

7 ай бұрын

​@@DarthPoyner My pet theory is that the director is an idiot savant: he keeps making brilliant movies he himself doesn't understand. Taken at cheesy face value, they're just wonderful. Taken as satire, of course, they're completely idiotic and self defeating, but that helps you spot a certain brand of person ;).

@IanJenn356094

7 ай бұрын

​@DarthPoyner no he didn't. If you think this way, you're the gullible one that the movie is making fun of.

Did you notice? Every time they are on a commercial, they censor any violence. Every time they show a war scene, they have no problem showing the gore in full.

@LordVolkov

7 ай бұрын

Yet the commercials celebrate symbolic violence by children, and even show soldiers handing out bullets to kids 😬

@MrChava54

7 ай бұрын

@@LordVolkov That's why I feel like this is such a hilarious satire of the glorification of war, even up to Dizz's death and how we never find out WHY we at war with the bugs at all.

@LordVolkov

7 ай бұрын

@@MrChava54 I enjoy the theory that BA is a false flag to allow Earth to go to war. How are bugs going to send a meteor through a wormhole to precisely hit Earth? The physics of it are bananas. Fascism needs an enemy to keep the people stoked up - they have to be militarily powerful but always have an ever-present 'strong' foe to direct the public's fear and hatred towards.

@krashd

7 ай бұрын

That's Paul Verhoeven's style, he likes to point out the hypocrisy of governments, corporations and media in his movies, it's what makes the likes of Robocop and Total Recall so enjoyable, that "Do as I say but not as I do" theme.

@josephwallace202

7 ай бұрын

​@MrChava54 no, there are Mormon settlers trying to colonize Klendathu, and of course the news would never show this but necessarily that does entail colonial violence against the native life forms there

In the book, the recruit's arm was broken by accident because he charged too soon and Zim apologized to him. And the Dizzy/Zim fight was Zim vs the son of the man who trained Zim (and it ended about the same). However, in the movie it is actually a great science fiction moment (along with the knife scene) because it shows you just how effective their medical technology is which pays for the scene with johnny's leg later. A compound fracture is basically pain-free in 15 minutes and healed by the following day.

The ad read at the beginning, brilliant 😂😂😂

A random fun fact,the drill instructor is the voice of Mr Krabs, the punch Rico threw actual conected during the fight scene, and the co-ed shower scene the only way the agreed to that scene is if the Director was in showers naked with them.

"Luck had nothing to do with it. We have a hell of a flight crew." I mean they did just alter the path directly into an asteroid and then failed to see it because they were too busy flirting with each other, but sure.

Great job on the Square Space promo. I loved the use of "Do you want to know more?" from the movie. Well done Addie!

Yes, the same director as RoboCop and Showgirls. That biology teacher was one of The Golden Girls. Several cast members from Total Recall here.

The actress who played thebiology teacher, is Rue Mclanahan, best known for appearing in the TV sitcom, "The Golden Girls".

I love the overly excited mom. She looks like she's had 3 too many cups of expreeso. 😂

If you pause at the right moment at 2:27 you can see the cutest bug trying to wink

The over the topness, was done on purpose. This is actually based on a book. There was also a Starship Trooper Arcade video game that came out way before the movie.

25:14 "Is the bug in him?" That won't be a thing until Starship Troopers 2

>Clicking the like button "I'm doing my part!"

The split screen freeze-frame at 31:02 was amazing, kudos!

Most people don't realize that this movie was based on a Robert Heinlein "JUVENILE science fiction" book from 1959 - I remember reading it in 8th grade. As is usually the case, the book has WAY more detail than the movie - really good read!

I think most will agree, Dizz is one of the most heroic and saddest deaths in cinema.

If you haven't seen it, RoboCop is another brutally satirical sci-fi film by Verhoeven, this time about the privatization of government services and the militarization of police. It's very good, and if you've ever seen That 70's Show, one of the main villains will shock you.

@w1975b

7 ай бұрын

I'd buy that for a dollar! :)

@Hiraghm

7 ай бұрын

Personally, I've always been sickened by Eurotrash like Verhoven using America to make money by bashing America.

"I love fun Sci-fi" now watching starship troopers...

Verhoeven also directed "Robocop" which is SciFi comedy/action/drama. Highly recommend.

"Hey, It's Addie and today we're watching Starship Troopers"......Interally, "oh jeez this girl has no clue what she's in for, LOL"

The humans r actually the bad guys. I the second movie there is a throw way line about how the bugs didn’t attack until humans invaded their territory.

"Hit the nerve...i don't remember what he said?!" Sadly neither did they haha

Dean norris/Hank shrader (breaking bad) Clancey brown (the shawshank redemption) Jake busey (enemy of the state) Casper van dien (Starship troopers) Denise richards (wild things) A lot of really good actors in this movie. i put it out of my mind that were a few sequels (5 including the original). no one returned as far as i know.

Me watching Starship Troopers at 16: KILL ALL BUGS BUGS MUST DIE Me watching Starship Troopers at 42: uhhhh, are WE the….bad guys?

@sirsancti5504

5 ай бұрын

Yes, we were. That's the whole point ofcthe book.

@robfus

4 ай бұрын

Don't belive the bugs propaganda

@macmcleod1188

4 ай бұрын

I get that... but no we were not (per word of god: The Director). The bugs and the federation were at detente. The mormons ignored the treaty. The bugs over reacted and started a full on war. The bugs *did strike* Buenos Ares (it wasn't a false flag per the director). The bugs were an intersteller species (per the movie) The bugs did serious damage to multiple human colonies including the vacation planet (per the movie) The bugs had bread special purpose bugs that could bring down intersteller warships in orbit. And the federation was a constitutional republic with a limited voter franchise-- that allowed more of the population to vote than every democracy pre 1900 and many pre 1939. They didn't have a dictator.. .they didn't violently suppress people who disagreed with the government... they didn't control the economy ( rico's parents were not soldiers but were crazy wealthy). But you have to make up your own mind and your own choice. That's the only freedom we ever really have.

@Blag_Cog

3 ай бұрын

@@macmcleod1188 The bugs being an interstellar species could have been war propaganda. The director is not the word of god. The writers are.

@macmcleod1188

3 ай бұрын

@Blag_Cog the bugs for an Interstellar species per Robert heinlein. And the writer had the characters say the bugs had struck several other Terran planets in the movie. And the director said that the bugs attack was not a false flag. So that's 3 for 3 dude.

“Make it 20 minutes.” 😏

Lmao the brain bug on planet P looking like a who ha. Kills me every time I see this movie. Guess I'll never grow up. 😂😂🤣🤣

hahaha "would you like to know more" - brilliant

This movie was way ahead of it's time. Classic

I think maybe both Carmen and Carol said "If lives are at stake, I'll be the one piloting."

So, I'm sure loads of people have already suggested these films, but your acquired love for sci-fi really requires you to see "Children of Men" (generally considered the best sci-film of this century); "Arrival" (which I love so, so much); "Blade Runner"(one of the OG classics of the genre) and then "Blade Runner 2049" (which is so gorgeous and I also really loved); "District 9" which I think is slightly forgotten but just great; and for a real mind bender, "Under the Skin" with Scarlett Johansson. I'm sure others can add even more to that list. Great reaction to this film, which is sort of a guilty pleasure watch for me. So cheesy but amazing creature effects.

Fun Fact: 8:13 The murderer was played by Starship Troopers screenwriter Edward Neumeier

8:30 - "Thank you for censoring it for me" Us - "Oh boy....here we go."

I always find it weird when people say CGI is ok, or "holds up", when they can't even tell the difference between CG and live action. Like... doesn't the fact you can't tell the difference mean it looks amazing, in your eyes? I see this happen so many times. With some people literally saying "Is that cg, or live action?", then at the end, going "The CG was alright, definitely dated tho". I don't know what you people are basing this on. Not just for Starship Troopers, but any movie pre-2005

@333Ocsis

7 ай бұрын

People seem surprised that any movie more than a few years old doesn't look as bad as Bwana Devil or Tron.

Book was completely different. On example of knife scene - in book it was about limiting force needed to achieve goal, you dont need destroy city with nuke if can use just knife.

The troopers battle gear was used on "Firefly" the feds on the train for "Train job" were wearing them.🤓❤️‍🔥🇨🇦

In college... this movie was our pregame... Drink every time they say: "Bug", "Sir", "Would you like to know more?" and whenever you see NPH It's... effective

I so very much love that you you kept my favorite scene from this movie in your reaction. "Put your hand on that wa'all!' Good stuff 😂

I like the dog on your sofa. It's very chill.

Dizz dying is really important part of the film , Rico gets to eulogize the most passionate, brave and loyal character in the entire film and the only woman that will ever love him ......he reaches down to most meaningful thing to say , and he regurgitates the regimes boiler plate sentiments. Ooooooof in re-watching thats a gut punch.

The game for this in the early 2000's was awesome.

I can't get over learning only recently that Sgt. Zim is also Mr. Krabs.

@wyrmshadow4374

7 ай бұрын

And Lex Luthor from the Justice League

@Metzwerg74

7 ай бұрын

most important.... Curgan from highlander...

One of my all time favorite movies

One of my favorite things in this whole movie. Is how when they are filming for that news broadcast that keeps asking if you want to know more. Anytime they show you a battle scene or the aftermath of a battle scene they show it in complete gory grizzly detail......... But they censor a cow getting killed. One of their reporters got bitten in half completely unedited... Got to protect the dignity of those cows though.......

33:44 Yes, they got the Brain Bug in the end and the front, too! 😏

“It’s afraid. It’s afraAAAAAAID.”

Great reaction, again. I really like the way you interweave your commentary with the movie without stop/starting it. Thanks!

7:14 "Ooooh,You Know What That Means" Bow-Chicka-Wow-Wow

Deena was such a hottie. The director also did Robocop so you can regonize the style.

The Robert Heinlein novel that this movie is (very loosely) based on is one of my Desert Island books. It's Heinlein's tribute to and discussion of patriotism, which he viewed as survival at a national level. It's well worth reading just for the classroom discussions, which Verhoeven pretty much omits from his film.

@Hiraghm

7 ай бұрын

Thank you for explaining why I absolutely loathe this movie and Verhoven for making it.

@fakecubed

7 ай бұрын

@@Hiraghm Yeah, Verhoven sucks. I still enjoy this film, though, even if he is an illiterate moron. Mostly because of the soundtrack.

That was some Top Tier ad placement there Addie.

Her reaction to this was a kaleidoscope of feelings.

When I saw this in a theatre I remember exiting and having to double over for a bit (hands on knees) to recover because that kind of action was something I had never witnessed before on a large screen and I guess I was in a mild state of shock. Anyway I like how a lot of your guesses about what would happen next turned out to be right.

I love this movie. What a sendup of authoritarianism and military fanaticism. Also, that score by Basil Poledouris is FIRE. 🔥🔥🔥

@MusikCassette

7 ай бұрын

you can use the word: fascism.

@arfbark3924

7 ай бұрын

​@@MusikCassetteIf he used the word Fascism he'd be lying. The government written both in the book and movie are the antithesis of Fascist despite what the director Paul Verhoeven demanded of his writing team.

@arfbark3924

7 ай бұрын

The Federation isn't authoritarian. Every character chose to be where they were and calling a movie about soldiers in a war a send-up for military fanaticism is just blatantly disingenuous and outright moronic.

@MusikCassette

7 ай бұрын

@@arfbark3924 if you are not disgusted by humanity in this movie, I am worried you might be vulnerable for fascist propaganda.

@arfbark3924

7 ай бұрын

@@MusikCassette Sounds like you're just a fan of Avatar there bud.

I remember seeing this in theaters with my dad in like 8th grade, after the shower scene he says "I'm never taking you to a rated R movie again" lolol

@KempPlays

7 ай бұрын

The gore and explicit on-screen deaths were fine but the shower scene was where he drew the line? 😂

OMG i loved how you saw how they did in movie commercials programs and took advantage of it SOO COOL

Would you like to know more?

Ridiculous story , of course he'd have gone for Dizzy right from the beginning 😂

@CharlietheWarlock

7 ай бұрын

You have blown my mind with truth

@LordVolkov

7 ай бұрын

For as good a ball player as Rico is, it took forever for him to catch what Diz was throwing from day one 😅

@JoeWedgwood-ik9zo

7 ай бұрын

I dunno, Denise Richards in her prime…😘

@hairywelder5188

7 ай бұрын

@JoeWedgwood-ik9zo definitely but always looked like one missed meal from starving to death

@josephwallace202

7 ай бұрын

The whole point is that he's such a perfect fascist subject, he doesn't even go for anyone unless he's told to by an authority figure

This was a spoof on space military movies that’s why it was so cheesy. It started for me when I saw the kid in the recruitment advertisement.😂

I love the ad you did for Squarespace!

Well, can't miss Addie watch another movie she is completely unprepared for! *busts out popcorn* Also, the actors in this movie who were without limbs were amputees. Paul Verhoven wanted to use them to add to the realism.

@gabrielstratton1775

7 ай бұрын

Most of... the actor who plays radzshack is not an amputee

This is one of my favorite channels, it's like watching the movie again for the first time. Starship Troopers is a gore-fest and tons of fun. Thank you for sharing.

Fact: whenever you attach Michael Ironside’s name to a script it doubles in weight from his sheer badassery. Do you want to know more?

The guy who played Rico has a daughter who is an actress. She was in season four of Stranger Things (died in episode one). And it still bothers me. Her dad survived an army of gigantic, man eating, space bugs. Yet, she didn’t even make it through one encounter with an extra dimensional monster wizard? Sad really. 😢

@DavidGowers

7 ай бұрын

CHRISSY WAKE UP!

@lurkerrekrul

7 ай бұрын

@@DavidGowers I DON'T LIKE THIS!

You might've missed the point of the movie- it's a satire on war and society...hence the "over the top". Most of Paul Verhoeven's movies have the same dystopian themes.

Your commercial at the beggining was everything lol

Appreciation for the ad read! 👏

That Sponsor plug was so on point it was disturbing. The Federation would defiantly hire you for Games and Theory.

Poor Rico, was so young and innocent when he joined by the end he’s so gone and brainwashed that he’s screaming “Come on you apes you wanna live forever?!?!” Still a great scene though

"According to military intelligence, it will be random and light." Military intelligence is a contradiction of terms.

I appreciate your ad pays homage to the advertisements in the movie!

The brain bug used to hang above my desk at work. 😄

@bigdream_dreambig

7 ай бұрын

I hope you don't mean a life-sized (and 3D) model, because that would likely have been a bit distracting.

You got me at: “You’re a child!” 😂😂😂

Interesting fact. The teacher says ITS JUST A BUG is Blanche from GOLDEN GIRLS and one armed teacher wad in TOP GUN