Nothing saves it from being a crappy adaptation. But that doesn't mean it's not a hilariously fun movie.
Clooney makes enough good non-comic movies that I've long since forgiven him for Batman and Robin. Schumacher's still on the hook for it, though. Maybe O'Donnell, too.
Anyway, I'm watching Roughnecks: The Starship Troopers Chronicles because it showed up to stream on Netflix. I used to watch it in its crazy early morning time slot when it was on TV and it actually holds up after all those years. If you can get past the fairly primitive (but still pretty good in some places) CG animation, it's a nice blend of the Starship Troopers movie and Heinlein's novel--by which I mean it took some character dynamics from the movie (i.e. Dizzy's a chick) and pretty much everything else from the novel, which was actually good. The propaganda bits are fun and the rest of the show is like a sci fi version of a WWII film.
Never liked him in the first place, so I was glad to see him die. Dumb f***.
Yeah, that was weird. She had a guest appearance on Burn Notice last season too, which was actually quite good.
Never liked him in the first place, so I was glad to see him die. Dumb f***.
That's because Burn Notice makes everyone on it so much better.
I think she's hot and has pretty boobs. That'sonetwo of the things I remember enjoying in Starship Troopers.
He impersonated a CSI and mocked CSI: Miami last week.
Wow, I have like 400 things on both of my queues. Browsing Netflix is like an illness for me.
