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Cast

Casper Van Dien
as Johnny Rico

Jolene Blalock
as Lola

Amanda Donohoe
as Admiral Enolo Phid

Marnette Patterson
as Holly Little

Stephen Hogan
as Sky Marshall Omar Anoke

Boris Kodjoe
as Dix Hauser

Danny Keogh
as Dr. Wiggs

Anthony Bishop
as Capt. Rye

Stelio Savante
as Chief Bull Brittles

Cécile Breccia
as Lt. Link Manion

Garth Breytenbach
as Pvt. Slug Skinner

Graeme Richards
as Lt. Danner

Tanya van Graan
as Sgt. Sunday

Antonio Summerton
as Sergeant Hightower

Nicole Tupper
as Sgt. Kirby

Cokey Falkow
as Jingo Ryan

Stephen Jennings
as Commander Danko

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• Apr 17, 2015

  Starship Troopers is an amazing film, but one that, unfortunately, has never had a good sequel. Out of the bunch though, Marauder is by far the worst.
  

  Gimly M Super Reviewer
• Jan 22, 2013

  Starship Troopers 3: Marauder is a return to the B-movie camp of the original, but the talent's not there to pull it off. The Bug War continues as Col. Johnny Rico is charged with a top secret mission to save a stranded crew that's stuck on a bug world. Casper Van Dien returns and is joined by Jolene Blalock, but their performances are uneven and aren't able to pull off the same cheesiness that made the original so fun. Additionally, the special effects are atrociously bad and drag the whole film down. While nothing is done particularly well in Starship Troopers 3: Marauder, it's still able to provide some interesting satire that's mildly entertaining at times.
  Dann M Super Reviewer
• Mar 16, 2012

  Film needed more budget to deliver on the scope. Looking forward to the reboot
  Brendan N Super Reviewer
• Feb 13, 2012

  Third entry in the Starship Trooper franchise is an improvement over the second film, but it's still a mediocre sci-fi horror offering. Casper Van Dien returns in the role he played in the first film. Though the film still has a straight to DVD feel to it, and it does have some good moments, the film isn't good. The film is mildly amusing, but it lacks the substance that made the first Starship Troopers film such a blast. What we have here is a B-movie cheese fest. The film almost succeeds at being a good sequel to Vehoeven's classic. However due to script limitations, this film suffers. Like I previously stated, this film is an improvement over the second film, but it still has plenty of things that don't fit. This third entry has a good first half, but by the second half of the film, the film falls apart. Hints of a good story, are awash by the fact that the film has religious overtone, which really makes this promising sequel fall flat. The first half of the film is interesting, but the filmmakers don't know how to deliver a good second half. The second half has a lot of religious subtext that may turn you off the film. The second half of the film is what brings this film down. The acting is decent for this type of film, but is never anything great. Expect B movie level acting,. and you won't be disappointed. This film could have been a fine third entry in this series. The film is mediocre and it never succeeds at being a good film. Such a shame because the filmmakers had a good idea for this one.
  Alex r Super Reviewer

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