Starship Troopers | Bug Battle

STARSHIP TROOPERS charts the lives of elite members of the Mobile Infantry, a corps of dedicated young men and women soldiers fighting side-by-side in the ultimate intergalactic war...the battle to save humankind. The enemy is mysterious and incredibly powerful with only one mission: survival of their species no matter what the human cost.

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Starship Troopers | Bug Battle

[johnstjohn]

This battle was so intense the Cameraman didn't even survive it. 😳

[Octopugilist]

Love the idea of throwing infantry at an enemy whose smallest weakest units are knife spiders the size of a lifted truck that can eat a magazine WHILE EATING YOU

[Caucasian]

I love how the first contact with the lone arachnid has a dozen soldiers going full auto for 15 seconds just to take one down, showing a single bug’s toughness. Then hundreds appear immediately after showing the soldiers are outmatched. Love this movie.

[truthhurts]

Hats off to all the fallen cameramen, bringing us first hand footage of this horrific story in our country’s rich history.

[IronVigilance]

I love how Rico doesn't immediately step over Ace's command, he let him lead until Ace was 100% not gonna lead the team. He respected the chain of command and still came out a natural leader

[doncallangher]

This movie came out long ago, when my maternal grandfather was still around (fought in the Pacific) saw it with me and my sister. When we were leaving the theater he up and said "just like fighting the Japanese, they wouldn't die no matter how many bullets you shot at them". I was surprised, because he never directly answered any of my childhood questions about the war. That was the only comment he said ever.

[FXDLS-otwq]

Their weapons have incredible ammo capacity! I don’t think I ever saw anyone reload once.

[samuelbutler]

That cameraman was devoted and only had one day left until retirement

[snewsh]

04:06

Reporter: *ripped apart by giant bugs* OH GOD, HELP ME!
Cameraman: and were live.

[Chaoxfan]

Even armys from the feudal era understood the basic concepts of war such as formation and combined operation. It's really incredible to see future military commands make their troops run like headless chickens LOL

[ondracekivo]

What is truly amazing are those effects. They were absolutely awesome back in its day and they are nearly flawless even now. I would even say, some modern CGI are way worse then this.

[johnneill]

I love the CameraMan's reaction to the reporter getting chomped by the bug.. 'get that closeup!!'

[Enkarashaddam]

Man that bug at the end really gave it his all

[jtno]

The decapitation, dismemberment, and disemboweling effects are TOP NOTCH! Never seen so much high quality gore in a movie before or since!

[badkittynomilktonight]

Arachnids were exceptionally good adversaries from the POV of a typical movie alien, they were unbelievably vicious and single minded killing machines, great for sci fi.

[Neighborhood_Bully]

I do like the design of the soldier drones. They're like organic kinetic sculptures. There is absolutely no way to upend one and render it defenseless. Any orientation still leaves it capable of lashing out with limbs. Upside down, sideways it don't matter. They're balls of spinning blades at every angle of approach.

[aaronlimeuchin]

The moment when those troopers just ran out of their landing craft like headless chickens straight into enemy zone without any air support or tank support or mech support and worst, no proper strategy from their high command, I knew the bugs would had a fun time "chop-chop" those troops to meat chunks for supper. Even the terrans at Starcraft managed to held their own against two foes, the protoss and zerg at the start of Great War.

[ZC.Andrew]

When you push out with your Terran army of 50 Marines, thinking you're so badass, and realize Zerg's already maxed...

[wangzongxun]

Yeah, enjoyed this movie so much back in high school. Also amazed they have like 10, 000 soldiers but only gave loaded guns to like ten of them

[JAKOB]

a hidden gem that aged well, it bombed at the boxoffice back in the day but is weirdly acclaimed 25 year later. (fully deserved)
I like it a lot.