Audience reviews
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ktulu007
Starship Troopers: Invasion is a 2012 Sola Digital Arts film. Obviously it's based on the same book that the famous '97 film was based off of. Let's see how they handled it. I've not seen anything by Sola so I couldn't even make a prediction in that regard.
Story:
We open with a group of soldiers boarding a station that's been overrun by the bugs on a rescue mission. They have to find a second batch of soldiers that's trapped on board. They succeed only to have the larger, more powerful ship they brought with them get commandeered by a high ranking official. Shortly after they get orders to find that ship as its gone silent.
The film is a bit sloppy. There are multiple situations where characters have information that they have no way of knowing seemingly because they found the DVD and…
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At first glance it's perhaps a bit weird that the Starship Troopers film franchise, which after the 1997 original had seen two direct-to-dvd entries in 2004 and 2008, would get a CGI anime sequel produced in Japan. But judging by the fact a 6 part OVA already aired before Paul Verhoeven even got to Heinlein's book, Japan has always enjoyed the universe to a certain degree, or at least producers see a potential market.
Because of this obvious drastic change in production, Invasion feels quite different from it's precursors. But is it any good?
The truth is that Starship Troopers: Invasion is just a well-animated and straightforward action story. It starts guns blazing and ends the same way, with a whole lot of dead bugs and troopers in the middle. There's no serious politics or satire to…
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"THE ONLY GOOD BUG IS A DEAD BUG"
everythings was cliché, yea thats true but i just want to see enjoyable show now.
And there is THE MOVIE i wanted too see as big fan of FascismTroopers i'm not disapointed
This movie is a perfect sequel to the original film (there is only one film *cough*)
Of course this show is not for people who wants a deep story, but because these kind of people are a bunch of dumbs they bring back their opinions and now the show as a bad score.
So for the arts: Cgi was really good Sounds:*screaming soldiers intensifies*
Character: i just wants too see Guys Fighting those bugs
Enjoyment: well i want too see enjoyable show i was satisfied
indeed my english is not good because i'm not a rosbif
Read at the sourceDeago
Boobies, two horny soldiers fucking like rabbits, despite being complete strangers, then blood is spilled everywhere. The movie tries so hard to keep the audience engaged that you can't help but notice how weak the story is by the end. But who cares about that when there are boobies to focus on, am I right?
This movie is a prime example of mindless action. You don't need to pay attention because the focus is solely on action and cheap shocking scenes. If you're familiar with American horror movies, you'll recognise all the cliches that this movie shamelessly borrows from. It's like a teenager's fever dream, complete with nudity and sex.
The story is as bland as a piece of bread without butter. It revolves around a failed experiment with some big-ass insects that nobody knows where they c…
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"Welcome back the good old classic Starship Troopers"
For anyone who isn't familiar with the name "Starship Troopers" should really do a wikipedia search. The first Starship Troopers movie was a really well made blockbuster sci fiction movie. It catapulted the franchise, as well as actor Casper Van Dien into fame, as the famous "Johnny Rico".
After 2 horrible low budget sequels (Starship Troopers 2 & 3), I am sure almost everyone had extremely low, or zero expectations, when they heard another Starship Troopers movie was being made.
Original Star Actor, now turned Producer, Casper Van Dien did say in an earlier interview that he wanted "Starship Troopers" to return to its first movie's roots. I'll say it jolly well did.....
"Hoo Haa!!"
Story (9/10)
Carmen's ship got taken over by Carl…
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This is copy of my review I posted at Movieweb.com
Starship Troopers: Invasion is a breath of fresh air from the previous from the three previous films. I've been a fan of Starship Troopers since I first saw the film Starship Troopers back when it came out in November of 1997 a few weeks before the very disappointing Alien Resurrection. It wasn't a great film, but it was fun and entertaining with Denise Richards and two of my favorite actors in Michael Ironside and Neil Patrick Harris. Michael Ironside I think is a little known actor, but you might recognize him from his voice acting as he was the voice of Darkside in the Superman and Justice League cartoon series along with his work as Sam Fisher in the Splinter Cell series. Then there is the one and only Neil Patrick Harris who I've fol…
Read at the sourceAngryRice87
As a fan of the franchise set forth by the 1997 cult classic, Starhip Stroopers, I am fairly pleased by this new animated adventure despite its gross shortcomings.
Let's be frank, this movie is fan service for anyone who likes the franchise. As such, it does a decent job at giving fans a fun, visually appealing action ride. Alone, this movie belongs well at the bottom of the B-movie list.
THE STORY follows a group of troopers who get caught up in a mystery involving a missing starship, a secret experiment, and of course, bugs. The plot is very basic and serves to lay down a framework for the action to make sense. While I did not watch this film for the story, I will say that because the basic outline is so solid, I was actually disappointed by its failure to develop. There is a very in…
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