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Cast

Casper Van Dien
as Johnny Rico

Dina Meyer
as Dizzy Flores

Denise Richards
as Carmen Ibanez

Jake Busey
as Ace Levy

Neil Patrick Harris
as Carl Jenkins

Clancy Brown
as Sgt. Zim

Seth Gilliam
as Sugar Watkins

Patrick Muldoon
as Zander Barcalow

Michael Ironside
as Jean Rasczak

Rue McClanahan
as Biology Teacher

Marshall Bell
as Gen. Owen

Eric Bruskotter
as Breckinridge

Matt Levin
as Kitten Smith

Blake Lindsley
as Katrina

Anthony Ruivivar
as Shujimi

Brenda Strong
as Captain Deladier

Dean Norris
as Commanding Officer

Christopher Curry
as Mr. Rico

Lenore Kasdorf
as Mrs. Rico

Tami-Adrian George
as Djana'D

Teo
as Corporal Bronski

Steven Ford
as Lt. Willy

Ungela Brockman
as Corporal Birdie

Curnal Achilles Aulisio
as Sgt. Gillespie

Greg Travis
as Net Correspondent

Bruce Gray
as Sky Marshall Dienes

Denise Dowse
as Sky Marshall Meru

John Cunningham
as Fed Net Announcer

Julianna McCarthy
as Expert

Timothy McNeil
as Expert

Robert David Hall
as Recruiting Sergeant

Brad Kane
as Lanny

Amy Smart
as Pilot Cadet

Timothy Omundson
as Psychic

Patrick Bishop
as Engineering Officer

Hunter Bodine
as Young Cap Trooper

Travis Lowen
as Little Boy Trooper

Patrick Wolff
as Late Cadet

Mara Duronslet
as Communications Officer

Dale Dye
as General

Michael Stokey
as Officer with Morita

Tyrone Tann
as Student

Matt Entriken
as Marco

Eric Da Re
as Medic

Ronald L. Botchan
as Jumpball Referee

Walter Adrian
as Judge

Stephanie Erb
as Young Mother

Alexi Lakatos
as Stomping Kid

Denise Y. Dowse

Nathaniel Marshall
as Stomping Kid

Austin Sanderford
as Stomping Kid

Rhiannon Vigil
as Stomping Kid

Mylin Brooks
as Female Trooper

Armand Darrius
as Male Trooper

Kai Lennox
as Male Trooper

Anthony Michael Ruivivar

Michael Stockey

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• Nov 25, 2015

  I give it a solid 3-3.5. A military, Nazi-esque propaganda film, as if from within the deranged universe [that we never really see] that the film takes place in. Likely with the intent of recruiting new troopers. On this level of old-style, unsubtle propaganda, I suppose it is successful. However, although that makes the film clever, it does not mean I overly enjoy or connect to sitting through such propaganda pieces. It was reasonably enjoyable but its limits as a film are directly proportional to its success in what it aims to do. As a pro-military [satire-played-straight] piece it eschews nearly all sensitivity and can be gruesome and disturbing in the thoughtless violence. Again, though, this is a success going by the premise of the existence of the film. As an aside, it is noteworthy and actually genuinely admirable the gender neutrality/equality of the film in terms of the portrayal of the characters within the film... I find it fantastically refreshing the way that was played out. So strange, for such a backwards-looking film to have such a forward-looking idea played so well. In any case: the film is solid but its enjoyment has limits set by its very premise.
  

  Kyle M Super Reviewer
• Apr 17, 2015

  A rare example of when a bad adaptation of a book winds up making a good standalone movie. Near Kubrick-ian in its wartime satire, Starship Troopers is, before it is anything else, fun.
  

  Gimly M Super Reviewer
• Dec 24, 2012

  "Starship Troopers" mainly exists as science fiction fodder for those that care to indulge. As far as the acting goes, the characters might as well be cardboard cutouts or action figures fighting the realistic looking, yet lackluster bugs that continuously swarm in the same manner until their attacks are completely telegraphed and shockless.
  Christopher H Super Reviewer
• Dec 21, 2012

  Starship Troopers is cheesy, ridiculous, and campy...and gloriously so. The film goes for a satirical, B-movie aesthetic and uses the tropes of the genre brilliantly. The story follows a group of high school graduates who enlist in the military and end up going to war with a bug planet intent on destroying Earth. The cast features Denise Richards, Neil Patrick Harris, Dina Meyer, and Michael Ironside, who all give stereotypical performances that work perfectly with the tone of the film. And, director Paul Verhoeven does a great job delivering fun action scenes. While it's not serious science fiction, it never pretends to be. Starship Troopers delivers a big dumb action film, and does it well.
  Dann M Super Reviewer

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