Great sci-fi action fun as fascist Earthlings start a war with alien bugs
Starship Troopers is some rip roaring sci-fi action fun that should not be taken too seriously. The fact that it’s so enjoyable and yet it’s set in a fascist society is a bit of an irony.<br /><br />The fascism is apparent right from the beginning as the government controls the media and presents a steady stream of propaganda. The main message is that serving in the military will ensure citizenship and full rights in the state. During a class the teacher explains how there was a military coup against social scientists who were leading society. The military then established order in society. He also explains how violence is the supreme authority, and that is the way to resolve major problems. Again, overthrowing a civilian government, creating military discipline and control, a government run media that only distributes propaganda, and the emphasis upon force all explain how the society is organized along fascist lines.<br /><br />The story itself is about humans expanding across the galaxy into a new system controlled by Arachnids, giant bugs, which sets off a war. The main characters Juan Rico played by Casper Van Dien, Carmen Ibanez played by Denise Richards, Dizzy Flores played by Dina Meyer, Carl Jenkins played by Neil Patrick Harris, and Zander Barcalow played by Patrick Muldoon, all join the military. Muldoon and Richards become pilots, Harris goes into military intelligence, while the rest volunteered for the Mobile Infantry. The war leads to ups and downs in the relationships between them, but they all remain friends in the end helping each other through the conflict.<br /><br />The action is what really carries the movie. There are some great battles with giant computer generated bugs, which are quite good and have stood up to the test of time. They come in huge waves attacking the Mobile Infantry. It’s so enjoyable it makes people forget that the humans are fascists who have invaded the bug’s territory and created the war. The movie also can't be taken seriously. For instance, the soldiers are on leave and get to enjoy themselves the music they listen to is played on a violin!<br />C
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