Title: Bugs actually out-act worthless cast in cinematic howler.
Product review: "Starship Troopers" is a movie that features some of the most beautiful young actors and actresses in its cast, only to have them all upstaged by computer-generated bugs in a film so badly directed, simplistically written, and worthlessly acted the movie would truly be a B-Movie dive not even profitable enough for video release if not for director Paul Verhoven's megabucks spent on special effects. To compare this farce to "Star Wars." as some reviewers have, is nothing more than cinematic blasphemy. This thing isn't even worth sharing the stage with "Krull" or "Yor." Set in the future where the human race must take on a species of bugs that threaten to destroy the earth, the film ornaments itself with beautiful people and great effects to cover-up its subliminal and disgusting glorification of Nazism, not to mention its mindless plot. In all, the film is a sad reminder that the era of great science fiction films has perhaps passed us by. END
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