Title: Starship Troopers
Product review: This film may be hokey, but it's still a good movie. One of the last films Paul Verhoeven has done in America, was a good one to be remembered by. He uses a great use of Sci-Fi and propaganda that he was subjected to in his native Holland during WWII, and of course, his good use of gratuitous graphic violence is always a plus. This film also broke ground in the progress of CGI, considering that they had less then half of the overrated Titanic did at only $90 million, it did a great job.Of course the acting feels labored at times, or all the time, and the cast seems like they just came off the set of Beverly Hills 90210, but that's what was intended. It was supposed to be these hot young newcomers, being sent off into a war and environment that they underestimated. "Everything is all fun and games until reality comes into play"And if you look past the propaganda, and themes of Socialism and the satire of it all, it is still the one of the best Sci-Fi B-Movie made.
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