@G E T R E K T I will, brother. In Memory and in Actions, Save and Preserve Life, End those who would Take Life. Score=38/0. I'm still here, awaiting next Antifa Riot to show "The Flash" to anyone trying to hurt innocents. If they heard the Shot, they werent the target. B4 SSI-best was 1428m.
My late father Tim Boyle was the recording engineer on this film and I was his second engineer. He passed in December of 2019, but his work is remembered through great scores like this. It was a great honor to work with my dad and Basil. True geniuses. My dad and I started a label together and in August, in honor of Basil and Tim's birthdays, we will be releasing a new version of this score and others that my dad worked on.
As a former exterminator I can honestly say that I would play this on the way to take on a yellow jacket nest in September. I remembered my training. I made it back alive.
“We’re going in with first wave, means more bugs for us to kill....” Commissar in the 41st Millenium addressing Elysian Drop Troopers who are about to assault a Tyranid held planet.
@@HrHaakon not necessarily, sure if the entire planet was Tyranid control -exterminatus it, but if they're still fighting dropping to undercut the swarm might be viable
They weren't in a formal state of war until Buenos Aires was space rocked. The Mobile Infantry until that time was mainly intended for human-to-human combat, which can be inferred from all their training being against human opponents and their weapons and tactics being comically ineffective against the bugs.
It was seriously funny how ineffective they were. I love the movie but all the way through I was wondering why they didn't just nuke the bug planets to kingdom come in the first place; turn them into barren, lifeless rocks where any surviving bugs will just wither and die.Apart from the fact that the movie would have been over in 40 minutes, I mean lol.
The battle scene is SO UNDERRATED. started off like a typical war movie "great soundtrack, the troopers ready to kick some ass, great battle quotes" then the battle stopped being like a war movie and become like reality.. the music stops, you hear the sounds of soldiers dying, the "lets kick some ass" becomes "lets get the fuck out of here".
@Fungo Slungo I think it’s explained as them not believing the bugs would be _that_ well prepared for them, which I call bullshit on. You capture the drones and see how piss-scary they can be in open combat, yet when it comes time to invade the planet the _last_ thing you consider is bringing in the heavy artillery? Christ, the federation was fucking stupid for that one
@@TheCorrodedMan It wasn't completely stupid. At the strategic level yes, but at the ideological level, the tragedy of Buenos Aires and this monumental defeat contribute to dematerialize the conflict. The (factual) loss of life and the cost of war becomes immeasurable, but the symbolic wound deepens. War is no longer a rational matter, virtually open to debate, but a passionate one, a burning hate and a deep love of that hate. It should be remembered that, from the point of view of the Federation (as a sociopolitical agenda), citizen mobilization is the supreme issue, well above (without erasing it) military successes.
Paul Verhoeven said that sci-fi was far from being his favourite movie genre, and yet he gave us three of the most iconic sci fi movies of recent history: - Robocop - Total Recall - Starship Troopers
And it is because he approached the scifi as a cosmetic thing. A very good one, but the heart of those films was a deep criticism of society. Robocop is about the corporatization of public entities, including the police. Total Recall was about corporate exploitation of foreign lands and what it does to the local population and Starship Troopers was about criticizing a fascist society completely out of touch with the realities of war.
@@StoneyHoliday Arguably, sci-fi started with political messages and criticism of society, which is why his movie's work so well since they do fit the genre
One of the best ever sci fi flicks. Given the source material is basically fascist propaganda, the film adapted it whilst ruthlessly mocking it. P.S. Robert Heinlein, the author, was a US Marine Corps officer. The Bugs are basically the Chinese and North Koreans. Whilst Chinese and Korean communism are awful, Heinlein seemingly believed that only a fascist state could defeat the Soviet Union and its communist allies. He was very wrong. Democratic systems did just fine. P.P.S. Heinlein seemingly believed the same thing as Nazi propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels who delivered a speech late in WWII. He believed that if Nazi Germany was going go be overrun by Stalin, it’d only be a matter of time before the weak, decadent democratic West was also crushed by Stalin and the Soviet Union. In the end it turned out the “weak decadent democratic West” was much stronger than the Soviet Union or Nazi Germany and won the Cold War. Both Hitler and Stalin were no match for Western democracy.
@@MrMuel1205 neither the book nor Heinlein were fascist, his ideal system of government was libertarian collectivism. One of the key points of the book is recognising that the act of voting is an act of oppression, by voting the majority is enforcing its will onto the minority. The purpose of national service (which is not limited to military service in the book) is to show that you are willing to be subjected to the same oppression that you want to be allowed to subject others to. Anyone who wants to be able to vote is able to, no matter how incapable you are the state will find some work that you can do so that you can complete your national service. The director of the film had not read the book so the film is a very loose adaptation which doesn't match the politics of the book.
@@Spazturtle he specifically talks about how responsibility and rights must be balanced. One cannot have the right to vote and do it thoughtfully and effectively without understanding the responsibility behind voting.
Is it a coincidence that three of my favourite films (Conan the barbarian, Robocop and Starship Troopers) all have their main musical scores written by Basil Poledouris?
"We are going in with first wave! Means more bugs for us to kill! You smash the entire area, you kill anything with more than two legs! YOU GET ME?!?!"
We must meet this threat with our courage, our valor, indeed with our very lives to ensure that human civilization, not beliebers, dominates this galaxy *now and always*!
We must meet this threat with our courage, our valor, indeed with our very lives. To ensure that human civilization, not insect, dominates this galaxy now and always
By my faith, may the light of the Emperor spread to the farthest star. By my duty, the galaxy will belong to the righteous! By my actions, the Imperial Navy shall be honored, and remembered upon Holy Terra! For the Emperor of Mankind, AND FOR THE BATTLEFLEET GOTHIC!
When I was little, I thought this was one of my favorite movies to watch. Now that I'm adult it is still one of my all time favorites. And this music is something they don't make anymore
I loved this movie as a kid. I remember playing with army men and other toys and when my dad asked why some of them were broken or torn apart I would just say it was the bugs that got em. This movie is a great one. The music is a masterpiece.
I'm the same. I also aligned with the characters thinking as a child in terms of the practicality of fascism, as I've become more older I've realised this film is a critique, yet also a masterpiece. Better than Godfather IMO
+Sanctimoniously The Federation forces were in trouble until Mr. Williams drove out of that drop ship in his Trans Am and splattered all the bugs on his windshield. Fortunately he had lots of wiper fluid, and ammo.
@thejunglecommando Yeah; if you read the description of the power armor, then look at a 40k Astartes suit, it's kinda obvious where GW got their inspiration from.
@@maniacalcoyote6087 in the book they described it to be gorilla like but I just like to think they’re a mix of a primaris marine and the marauder armor from the animation films
I remember back in social studies class (6th grade) my awesome teacher Mr. Drew recommended me to watch this film. Thank you Mr. Drew for showing me this gem. You are one of the coolest teachers. He did warn me it was violent but before I left the class he said this "Hey, Gus, remember, its bug against man, not man against man. Have a good day buddy"
Well, awards don't matter. Poledouris's music is among the most replayed and enjoyed movie themes out there. Same for his work on the Conan the Barbarian themes.
You think that's puzzling? Basil Poledouris never got nominated for an Oscar. As for this movie, it came out the same year as Titanic, which has the best-selling film score of all time as well as the 35th best-selling album regardless of genre.
Almost every modern version of futuristic soldiers, such as "Space Marines" or "Orbital Drop Shock Troopers" trace their roots to Starship Troopers. The concept of putting on a suit of power armor capable of hugging a gorilla to death, with nuclear rockets mounted on your shoulders, then literally dropping into battle from orbit onto an alien world was completely new when the book was written in the fifties. I'm sure the sheer scope and intensity simply blew people away back then. I grew up with Star Wars, and I was still blown away the first time I read it. FOR THE EVERLASTING GLORY OF THE INFANTRY!
EllasFTW If you regard fascism as the natural state of human society that is. The book is fascist, but the film is a pretty tongue in cheek satire of fascism, as was Robocop, another Verhoeven film.
Movie had awesome special effects and gores one. and movie was filmed in 1997. Today movies are crap ! I want new alien war movie. Not some crap scenario where 5-10 stupid people fight aliens. We want REAL battle like in Starship Troopers. Anyway: Would you like to know more ?
Is it possible to be emotionally overwhelmed by awesomeness? I know the whole moment of destiny thing gets turned on its head not long after, but still, I cried when I first watched the landing scene. I've never cried tears of awesomeness before, but Starship Troopers introduced me to such a concept.
This was my favorite movie ever while growing up, Still is easily top 2. Ironically as soon as i got to college, i met the kid who's uncle wrote this film and the remaining starship troopers (although if you ask me the only good one was the original).. Which was unbelievable. he was from across the country and the odds of me meeting someone who's uncle wrote my favorite movie ever are astronomical. Of course since it was my favorite film, i was skeptical. He showed me several copies of the film signed, proved the last names were coherent, and showed me a screenplay of it. It was glorious. Ooh Rah Starship Troopers!
The movie is based (loosely) on a science fiction novel of the same name, by Robert Heinlein. It's good reading; I enjoyed the book when I was young and the movie when I was older.
MarcellusTheGreen but really just borrows the name of the book and some characters, they are nothing alike; the film is pure Paul Verhoeven tough, full of satire and dark humor.
like the movie and I agree first was the best others were... not as good due to them being cgi instead of those effects from the first, and wtf is with those guns in 3 they are bulky as fuck! I wouldn't want to haul ass with that! I would still use the morrita from 1
talons claw The bugs in Starship Troopers 1 were pure CGI as well, although I agree, it's amazing how much lower quality the CGI was in the latter two; couldn't they at least just use the same models? I'm presuming they owned the rights to them.
Jonathan Kozenko Production budget, sadly. The first was a major movie release with a budget to match while the follow up films didn't enjoy the support. A crying shame, really. That, and it all spun off the rails with that god BS.
Read the book and you'll see what the story is really about. This is probably one of the worst adaptations of a book. The director of the movie didn't even read the book and based his adaptation on second hand accounts. Specifically second hand accounts of someone who appeared to have not understood the essence of the ideas presented in the book.
@@ZealotOfSteal he purposely did something different, that doesn't mean he's stupid. Shining is also very different from the book and it's still a masterpiece
@@XElhirrimX Never said he's stupid and while there are many things to criticize the movie on, it's still a good movie and I really like it. My problem is the director of an adaptation didn't even read the source material. He didn't even try to understand what it was about and it's a shame, because I think a movie actually based on the book would be pretty fucking awesome.
When a colony reaches a certain size, 300 generations or something, they get smart. Im telling you there is a new kind of bug we havent seen yet, a youtuber disliker cast
I once had a big spider in the ceiling of my room, and I should've played this Starship Troopers music while using the vacuum cleaner to get rid of that fucker, but instead I listened to "Ghostbusters" LOL next time, perhaps.
This soundtrack is so goddamn awesome you forget it's the soundtrack to one of the most epic military failiures in movie history. But then, that's the point.
Awesome music!!!! This is also one of the most underrated sci-fi and satire films of all time!!!!!!!!!! Love this, watched it for the first time when I was 7
KALIMAindia Already Mr. Heinlein had been underestimated in this respect. Almost no one commented on the fact that the hero, at least in the book, is a HISPANO. As if a German SF-Author of the ´50th/´60th would make a Turk to the hero of his novelle.
@@UnknownUserZeroZero We don't talk about the second movie, guardsman. Now, fix your bayonet and get ready to charge, before I report you to the commissar. Common you apes, do you want to live forever?!
This movie is one of the most underrated Sci Fi smashers ever to adorn the screen, and as if the movie itself was not already a jewel in itself, it only has one of the best ever soundtracks made by none other than my alltime favorite composer Basil Poledouris, a God amongst Bards. You shall never be forgotten as long as man recognises true sonic art. Both Paul Verhoefen and Basil Poledouris deserve way more recognition of the masterpiece they gifted us. Luckily there are those of us who understand their worth.
"IF you blow off a limb, the bug is still 80% Combat Effective. We recommend that you aim for the neck stem, thereby putting it down completely." "The only Good Bug, is a Dead Bug" "Ah, fresh meat for the grinder. Well, good for you son. Mobile Infantry made me the man I am today!"
This movie was so cheesy you had to love it. Very different from the Heinlein novel, which forced you to think about the personal side of war. I've heard criticisms about the novel, saying it glorifies war. I can't see how someone who read the first chapter can claim that. First sentence: "I get the shakes before every drop." Last sentence: "Flores died on the way up." Doesn't sound very glorious to me.
@@thomasthedoubter6813 i read the book the first time when i was around 12-13, having loved the movie, i couldnt pass on the book when i saw it in our local library...yes i am that old! anyway, my point is: i think it glorifies war only if your own thought process is stuck on the level of a teenager. back then i did feel like: man this is right, why arent we doing this instead of what we have now? but when you get older and are able to understand the delicate and complicated factors that make up human society, then, to me at least, the book became more like pov story of rico, with all his dumb ideas, his smart ideas, like you see a guy going through different emotions and perspectives, and while there are some focal points on how positive his life in the military and in this military society is, i personally see it much more like a clever representation of real world human issues, disguised in war "glorifying" costume.
@@Vod_MacDuff do either of you have proof of what you claim, i doubt its a rework of the industrial theme of robocop, but this militaristic intrumental to batle isnt that apart, but also i doubt grag is full of shit, there may be a thing or two hes right, just link your sources
@@killian9314 Sorry, that's not how it works. I don't have to prove anything since I am not making outrageous claims. He posts his sources, and then I will refute them. That's how it works.
I really fucking miss Basil Poledouris, one of the greatest composers ever! I had hoped to have a soundtrack based on his works for my own stories (if I ever get around to finishing them)!
Has anybody actually made it all the way through this track yet without shouting quotes from the movie and making explosion sounds while pretending to pilot the drop ship? "REMEMBER YOUR TRAINING, AND YOU WILL MAKE IT BACK ALIVE!!!"
Just realized the double meaning of this phrase. On one hand, it is better to die for the federation than to live for yourself. On the other, the heroes of war will be immortalized in history.
I believe this quote is actually attributed to a nameless world war 1 sergeant before another expedition out of the trench to try to make it to the next rat infested trench 100 meters away
This quote has been attributed to Sergeant Major Daniel Joseph "Dan" Daly a Irish American soldier in World War 1. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_Daly Of course it should be noted that there are conflicted reports on exactly who said it, but Daly is the one who got the credit in the end.
Watched this thinking it would be campy and cringey. How did it not turn out like that? I have never experienced such all encompassing fervour for a cause in my life. Iconic as hell.
I had this song running through my head during The Crucible at Boot Camp at Parris Island earning the Title of Marine. Thought of it on the hump back thinking, "I'm going to see my family again". True story.
This is the same guy who did Robocop’s soundtrack. Nobody remembers him, but his music is iconic. It’s sad really. Edit: Three things. One, I was a fool and stand corrected. Second, please stop arguing over who's better: I personally prefer John Williams, but Poledouris is pretty dang good: they all are. Third, 700 likes in a year. This is the biggest comment I've ever made and I'm proud of that.
Ох.. Я никогда не перестану пересматривать первую часть.. Да еще и эта музыка.. Мурашки по коже.. Вот да. Звездный Десант именно первая часть. Фильм на века..
First watched this movie when i was 6 years old - im 30 now, still an absolute masterpeice, thankyou Grandad for introducing me to this movie, my best childhood movie ever.
but imagine a proper adaption and then this song in it! i mean there werent many battle parts in the book anyway, but if theyd adapt the combat drops as described in the books, landing on a planet and immediately dishing out destruction...man this has all the potential in terms of being epic.
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Someone asked me once if I knew the difference between a civilian and a citizen. I know now. A citizen has the courage to like this video.
Citizens and civilians both obey. Be a sovereign.
xD
I'M DOING MY PART !
I would like to know more!
The exact words of the text. But do you believe it?
Stupid NASA. Stop fucking around with Europa, and get us to Klendathu already.
I want to know more.
Totally oficial answear from NASA- Then GIVE US SOME F****ING MONEY!
I'll tell you all you need to know, no NASA involved. It's an ugly planet, a bug planet, and we could I'll afford another Klendathu.
It's ill, otherwise it becomes " _I will afford another Klendathu_ ".
Will Michael Bay afford the next Klendathu?
Europa is the best candidate for extraterrestrial life in our system right now, actually! Microbial life of course, but still life.
The enemy cannot push the dislike, if you disable it's hand.
+MrBandypappa MEDIC!!!!
Medic: Need medical attention?
Hahaha that hilarious. 😂👍
lol
MrBandypappa epic epic your comment
“I’ll take it, till I get killed or you find someone better”. Seriously an underrated movie and one of my all time favorites.
I still drop this quote whenever I accept a position or agree to do a job for someone. To this very day.
That's precisely how the German army during world war II and the Israeli Army currently does it.
@G E T R E K T I will, brother. In Memory and in Actions, Save and Preserve Life, End those who would Take Life. Score=38/0. I'm still here, awaiting next Antifa Riot to show "The Flash" to anyone trying to hurt innocents. If they heard the Shot, they werent the target. B4 SSI-best was 1428m.
It so cheesy it gets good haha ! Its the starcraft movie i never got !
It makes sense tho
My late father Tim Boyle was the recording engineer on this film and I was his second engineer. He passed in December of 2019, but his work is remembered through great scores like this. It was a great honor to work with my dad and Basil. True geniuses.
My dad and I started a label together and in August, in honor of Basil and Tim's birthdays, we will be releasing a new version of this score and others that my dad worked on.
Sorry for ur loss
Thanks to you and your late Father for your hard work on this film.
Sorry for your loss, your dad left something cool in this world by which he will be remembered. Please let us know in august!
Just epic
Condolences bud. Great epic work !! It’s gonna live forever !
RICO! YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO!!!
YES SIR!!!
*TURNS THIS UP TO 11.
Welcome to Helldivers!
DO IT, RICO!
COME ON YOU APES, YOU WANT TO LIVE FOREVER?
As a former exterminator I can honestly say that I would play this on the way to take on a yellow jacket nest in September. I remembered my training. I made it back alive.
Bugs gotta pay.
Beefache shoot a nuke down a bug hole you got a lot of dead bugs
You are a true hero of the federation. We need more soilders like you
THE ONLY GOOD BUG IS A DEAD BUG
Wanne be sky marshall?
Remember, bugs don't believe in Democracy.
managed democracy!
xd
Heinlein must be rolling in his grave. 🤣🤣🤣
Nor do they believe in a constitutional republic!
joint the helldiver
“We’re going in with first wave, means more bugs for us to kill....”
Commissar in the 41st Millenium addressing Elysian Drop Troopers who are about to assault a Tyranid held planet.
Guardsmen: Screw this I'm outta here
*Commisar clicks his gun*
Guardsmen: I mean, For the Emperor.
If the Tyranids have already taken the planet, you'd just ask the navy to zero it back down to nothing, resulting in a net loss of biomass...
@@HrHaakon Ya seriously, invading a Tyranid-infested planet is suicide even for the Imperial Guard lol.
@@JohnnyRico118
Worse, it's a waste of resources.
@@HrHaakon not necessarily, sure if the entire planet was Tyranid control -exterminatus it, but if they're still fighting dropping to undercut the swarm might be viable
THE ENEMY CAN NOT PUSH A BUTTON IF YOU DISABLE HIS HAND
weird thing about that scene is that Insects don't have hands, so it was still an exercise in futility.
They weren't at war with the bugs at that point. They were training to fight other humans.
No, they were at war with the bugs throughout the movie, they even dissect drones in class and talk about how to kill them properly.
They weren't in a formal state of war until Buenos Aires was space rocked. The Mobile Infantry until that time was mainly intended for human-to-human combat, which can be inferred from all their training being against human opponents and their weapons and tactics being comically ineffective against the bugs.
It was seriously funny how ineffective they were. I love the movie but all the way through I was wondering why they didn't just nuke the bug planets to kingdom come in the first place; turn them into barren, lifeless rocks where any surviving bugs will just wither and die.Apart from the fact that the movie would have been over in 40 minutes, I mean lol.
Basil Poledouris said he had always wanted to do an epic military theme. He couldn't resist making this gem.
He did the theme for Red October too.
Also the Conan movies, Red Dawn and Robocop
@@jacksongibbs8998 Also the theme from Quigley Down Under, my favorite western theme
Basil... *THE FUCKING MAN* ... Poledouris!!!
This has remained on my MP3 running list for quite literally twenty years now. Basil did his job.
Ayone else returning to this incredible track thanks to the Hell divers 2 theme taking you back?
Returning? Never left it, whether I was playing Halo, Aliens, Helldivers 2 or anything where I'm stomping bugs.
Imagine dropping to planet with this song :D
@@KwadDamyj I've been doing my part, the entire time.
Sweet Liberty, dispersed, One bullet at a time!
More like nostalgia for warhawk ps3.
The battle scene is SO UNDERRATED.
started off like a typical war movie "great soundtrack, the troopers ready to kick some ass, great battle quotes" then the battle stopped being like a war movie and become like reality.. the music stops, you hear the sounds of soldiers dying, the "lets kick some ass" becomes "lets get the fuck out of here".
Sort of like real life....at D-Day, or Viet Nam.
@Fungo Slungo I think it’s explained as them not believing the bugs would be _that_ well prepared for them, which I call bullshit on. You capture the drones and see how piss-scary they can be in open combat, yet when it comes time to invade the planet the _last_ thing you consider is bringing in the heavy artillery? Christ, the federation was fucking stupid for that one
Underrated perhaps, but those who know, know.
@@TheCorrodedMan
It wasn't completely stupid. At the strategic level yes, but at the ideological level, the tragedy of Buenos Aires and this monumental defeat contribute to dematerialize the conflict. The (factual) loss of life and the cost of war becomes immeasurable, but the symbolic wound deepens. War is no longer a rational matter, virtually open to debate, but a passionate one, a burning hate and a deep love of that hate. It should be remembered that, from the point of view of the Federation (as a sociopolitical agenda), citizen mobilization is the supreme issue, well above (without erasing it) military successes.
@@TheCorrodedMan Well, its a great metaphor for the Iraq-war. Or Afghanistan...
Fun fact: most of the props used for this scene would go on to basically be Hollywood’s stockpile of sci-fi prop guns for years to come
Nice
The uniforms were used in Firefly episode 2 and Power Rangers Lost Galaxy
I KNEW I recognized them in Power Rangers Lost Galaxy!
Also the uniforms were used in the movie Imposter.
@@delta2372 0⁰
Paul Verhoeven said that sci-fi was far from being his favourite movie genre, and yet he gave us three of the most iconic sci fi movies of recent history:
- Robocop
- Total Recall
- Starship Troopers
It's the Verhoeven sci fi trilogy, a wonderful treasure for those who enjoy classic good sci fi.
And it is because he approached the scifi as a cosmetic thing. A very good one, but the heart of those films was a deep criticism of society. Robocop is about the corporatization of public entities, including the police. Total Recall was about corporate exploitation of foreign lands and what it does to the local population and Starship Troopers was about criticizing a fascist society completely out of touch with the realities of war.
@@StoneyHoliday the real trick is learning that the government knew exactly what war is like and used it as a political tool
His most famous Dutch work is certainly more WW2 focused
@@StoneyHoliday Arguably, sci-fi started with political messages and criticism of society, which is why his movie's work so well since they do fit the genre
Helldivers 2: A game so awesome they made a movie about 27 before it even came out
Still gives me goosebumps. Love this film and how complex it is under the guise of being a popcorn flick.
One of the best ever sci fi flicks. Given the source material is basically fascist propaganda, the film adapted it whilst ruthlessly mocking it.
P.S. Robert Heinlein, the author, was a US Marine Corps officer. The Bugs are basically the Chinese and North Koreans. Whilst Chinese and Korean communism are awful, Heinlein seemingly believed that only a fascist state could defeat the Soviet Union and its communist allies. He was very wrong. Democratic systems did just fine.
P.P.S. Heinlein seemingly believed the same thing as Nazi propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels who delivered a speech late in WWII. He believed that if Nazi Germany was going go be overrun by Stalin, it’d only be a matter of time before the weak, decadent democratic West was also crushed by Stalin and the Soviet Union. In the end it turned out the “weak decadent democratic West” was much stronger than the Soviet Union or Nazi Germany and won the Cold War. Both Hitler and Stalin were no match for Western democracy.
@@MrMuel1205 The same Western democracy that is now electing communists to office? Heinlein was right, just not in his timescales.
@@malcolm_in_the_middle Lol
@@MrMuel1205 neither the book nor Heinlein were fascist, his ideal system of government was libertarian collectivism. One of the key points of the book is recognising that the act of voting is an act of oppression, by voting the majority is enforcing its will onto the minority. The purpose of national service (which is not limited to military service in the book) is to show that you are willing to be subjected to the same oppression that you want to be allowed to subject others to. Anyone who wants to be able to vote is able to, no matter how incapable you are the state will find some work that you can do so that you can complete your national service.
The director of the film had not read the book so the film is a very loose adaptation which doesn't match the politics of the book.
@@Spazturtle he specifically talks about how responsibility and rights must be balanced. One cannot have the right to vote and do it thoughtfully and effectively without understanding the responsibility behind voting.
Joining the Mobile Infantry made me the man I am today.
Made you the Citizen you are today...
hey its Grover Rockett-Shemp
Donald Trump:"Yes i know son, me too..."
Half the man*
Games and Theory? That's military intelligence.
Is it a coincidence that three of my favourite films (Conan the barbarian, Robocop and Starship Troopers) all have their main musical scores written by Basil Poledouris?
Same here. The guy was a fucking prophecy.
me too.
coindidence ? i think not !
Paul Verhoeven and Basil Poledouris is like bread and butter.
não mesmo e magnetica ,, not realy .. magnetic music..
lifeforce have epic theme too.
My hamster listened to this. Now he's a citizen.
And my hamster goes for the eyes. Not because he is citizen, but because he is doing his part!
i hope he REMEMEBERED HIS TRAINING
Now he's spreading Democracy for Super Earth. He's become a Helldiver.
🫡
he's doing his part
The best soundtrack for a small ant-removal campaign in the attic
This man... he's doing his part.
Are you doing yours?
@@gammarailgun5406 Would you like to know more?
*I already know more*
Best soundtrack for a lot of things, it's like the Guile theme.
Only if the ants end up kicking your ass so hard you have to limp back to your couch and stitch some limbs back on.
*[DESIRE TO KNOW MORE INTENSIFIES]*
I see you everywhere! By which I mean mostly Bruva Alfabusa and IBO.
yes, it does
"We are going in with first wave! Means more bugs for us to kill! You smash the entire area, you kill anything with more than two legs! YOU GET ME?!?!"
WE GET YOU SIR!!!
We must meet this threat with our courage, our valor, indeed with our very lives to ensure that human civilization, not beliebers, dominates this galaxy *now and always*!
I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW MORE
The only good bug is a dead bug.
Michele Noventa
Are you trying to be a hero, Michele!!?
I played this music last night while playing helldivers 2 fucking awesome.
This hits differently when in an airplane during turbulence.
That's when you shout REMEMBER YOUR TRAINING AND YOU WILL MAKE IT BACK ALIVE
How many combat drops?
You smash the entire area, kill anything with more than two legs! You get me?!
And start screaming histereacly like suzumi
Starts throwing up
"We are going in with first wave...means more bugs for us to kill. YOU SMASH THE ENTIRE AREA YOU KILL ANYTHING WITH MORE THAN TWO LEGS YOU GET ME?"
SIR, YES, SIR!!!
¡REMEMBER YOUR TRAINING AND YOU WILL COME BACK ALIVE!
WE GET YOU, SIR!
WE GET YOU SIR
WE GET YOU, SIR!
I pressed the like button. I'd expect anyone in this unit to do the same for me.
EDIT: A like guarantees Citizenship! Would you like to know more?
Sir, yes, sir!
Yes, sir!
YES SIR!
The tasteless can not push a dislike button if you have disabled his hand!
You did your part
*THE CREEK IS OURS!*
"You see those 400 dislikes Rico?... those are Arachnids!"
thebigs the only good bug is a dead bug.
@@sumgue4964 Do you get me?!
@@thebigs6405 ::inhales in seagull:: SIR YES SIR!
@@sumgue4964 All Right then. *Let's Move Out!*
*slaps in another mag* "On it Sir !"
Liking this theme guarantees citizenship. Would you like to know more?
I do my part ^^
more like disliking this theme guarantees more pain than you ever wished you could fell
@@Neobahamutfr36 I'm doing my part too.
@@spartanalex9006 [fakelaugh]
O bagulho é louco...
We must meet this threat with our courage, our valor, indeed with our
very lives.
To ensure that human civilization, not insect, dominates this galaxy now and always
By my faith, may the light of the Emperor spread to the farthest star.
By my duty, the galaxy will belong to the righteous!
By my actions, the Imperial Navy shall be honored, and remembered upon Holy Terra!
For the Emperor of Mankind, AND FOR THE BATTLEFLEET GOTHIC!
**Applaudes in Citizen**
We are dropping in MALEVELON CREEK, boys!!!
FOR SUPER EARTH!!!!
that aged well
remember to nuke the automaton
@@specs.weedle
FOR SUPER EARTHHHHHHHHHH
Rage and glory. Spill oil.
It's been liberated as part of the new MO. The nightmares are finally over.
The enemy cannot press the dislike button...
...if you disable his hand!
James T D lol!
Put your hand on that WAAAALL!
Well played good sir!
Well played indeed.
MEDIC!
lol nice
This is the best song in all existence. Would you like to know more?
+Leon O'Donoghue Desire to know more intensifies.
+Leon O'Donoghue nah, that would be good day to die from 3
😂😂😂😂
I'm doing my part!
I'm doing my part too!
Liking this video guarantees citizenship
I´m doing my part !!!
Well it looks like I'm about to get cut off. Its not career move, I just want to get out on my own for a while. See the galaxy.
So I don't have to serve?!!? yayeeeeee
400th likes reporting for duty!!
im doing my part
When I was little, I thought this was one of my favorite movies to watch. Now that I'm adult it is still one of my all time favorites. And this music is something they don't make anymore
I loved this movie as a kid. I remember playing with army men and other toys and when my dad asked why some of them were broken or torn apart I would just say it was the bugs that got em. This movie is a great one. The music is a masterpiece.
WHOO HO HOOO
I'm the same. I also aligned with the characters thinking as a child in terms of the practicality of fascism, as I've become more older I've realised this film is a critique, yet also a masterpiece. Better than Godfather IMO
"You smash the Entire Area, you kill anything that has more then two legs. You get me!"
"We get you sir!"
I would like to know more.
NAHHHH..
About rich Corinthian leather?
KHAAAAAAAN!!!!!!!!
*KHAAAAAAAANN!!*
*KHAAAAAAAAAAAAANNNNN!*
Brian Williams played this track when he went on the actual Klendathu drop.
Sanctimoniously Your comment is going grossly unappreciated.
Reviresco Brian Williams remembered his training, and he made it back alive.
Sanctimoniously He was there you know.
Sanctimoniously lol
+Sanctimoniously The Federation forces were in trouble until Mr. Williams drove out of that drop ship in his Trans Am and splattered all the bugs on his windshield. Fortunately he had lots of wiper fluid, and ammo.
These are the Original Helldivers
and they shall always be remembered
Yea, the book slapped. The guy who started it all, powered armor AND orbital drop troopers.
Don’t forget that they are also the original space marines, the ones that defined what a space marine is (The book version)
@thejunglecommando Yeah; if you read the description of the power armor, then look at a 40k Astartes suit, it's kinda obvious where GW got their inspiration from.
@@maniacalcoyote6087 in the book they described it to be gorilla like but I just like to think they’re a mix of a primaris marine and the marauder armor from the animation films
"You trying to be a hero Watkins?"
"Just trying to kill some bugs sir!"
OOORAH!
Now he kills zombies and looks creepy in a priest get-up.
GET SOME COME ON GET SOME
Poor watkins
Look like a bug was in his brain sir! They sucked his brain out!
*watches video*
"I'm doing my part!"
We all are Son
@Stripey Arse ARE YOU DOING YOURS?
Epic
i am doing my part too! (From little kid)
@@TJ-xf2sd *laughs*
I only have one rule:
Everyone writes a quote from the movie, no one quits!
Remember your trainning and you'll come back alive. 🤣
You don't quote the movie, I'll kill you myself. DO YOU GET ME?!
@@erichunsaker4969 WE GET YOU SIR!!
Welcome to the Quotenecks
@@erichunsaker4969 Hunsaker's Quotenecks!
Blast this at ALL TIMES during Starship Troopers Extermination, you won't regret it!
@@astagohai I'm doing my part!
I’m doing my part!
Im doing my part, too!
@@halohasawaken6793 *Laughing* They're doing there part, are you? Join the mobile infantry and save the world! Serivce. Guarentees. Citizenship.
I'm doing my part too!
I remember back in social studies class (6th grade) my awesome teacher Mr. Drew recommended me to watch this film. Thank you Mr. Drew for showing me this gem. You are one of the coolest teachers. He did warn me it was violent but before I left the class he said this "Hey, Gus, remember, its bug against man, not man against man. Have a good day buddy"
The novel is better than the film. Has more message, even if it runs on for many pages. Robert Heinlein was a genius.
@@ColonelMarcellus I liked both film and book equally. The way I saw it they were just different.
Cool novel is Forever War by Joe Haldeman. I read it few times by now.
Lol I guess your mind hasnt been blown yet that the entire time the bugs were synonymous with dehumanized "man" as enemies of the federation....
Your social studies teacher have obviously served in Mobile Infantry)
That one glorious moment in 1997 when old school 40k fans in the theatre connected the dots mid-movie & realized this was Imperial Guard vs. Tyranids
I know, right?
As a guard player we don’t even need a 40k movie when we have starship trooper
@@philipdangelo6602 COME ON GUARDS ! YOU WANNA LIVE FOREVER ?! FOR THE EMPEROR !
Gaunt's Ghosts!
@@davidgentile5225 For Tanith! For the Guard!
The 90's, when soundtracks for films were epic no matter what!
Adonay Garcia like ?
Adonay Garcia go home…..
Adonay Garcia *hit him *
fred piche Angels and Demons, Inception, Tron Legacy...
Yeah there all good but how it can be better of all fucking old ones .... Not logic ...
How this score didn't win an award, I will never know. Absolutely incredible and has to be played loud...Very loud for its epicness. ⭐️
Well, awards don't matter. Poledouris's music is among the most replayed and enjoyed movie themes out there. Same for his work on the Conan the Barbarian themes.
You think that's puzzling? Basil Poledouris never got nominated for an Oscar. As for this movie, it came out the same year as Titanic, which has the best-selling film score of all time as well as the 35th best-selling album regardless of genre.
That may be because it sounds like something Wagner, Hitler's favorite composer would have written.
This movie put Americans in Nazi uniforms. As funny as that is, it pretty much excludes an Oscar.
Who needs Wokywood awards today anyways?
Almost every modern version of futuristic soldiers, such as "Space Marines" or "Orbital Drop Shock Troopers" trace their roots to Starship Troopers. The concept of putting on a suit of power armor capable of hugging a gorilla to death, with nuclear rockets mounted on your shoulders, then literally dropping into battle from orbit onto an alien world was completely new when the book was written in the fifties. I'm sure the sheer scope and intensity simply blew people away back then. I grew up with Star Wars, and I was still blown away the first time I read it. FOR THE EVERLASTING GLORY OF THE INFANTRY!
FOR THE EMPEROR!
40Κ is a bit Older :) in the 80s i think.Anyway both stories.Describe humanity as it supposed to be United,powerfull and CONQUERING :D
EllasFTW 40K is older than the movie, yes. However, I was referencing the book which was written in 1959.
LET'S KILL SOME BUGS!
EllasFTW If you regard fascism as the natural state of human society that is. The book is fascist, but the film is a pretty tongue in cheek satire of fascism, as was Robocop, another Verhoeven film.
Movie had awesome special effects and gores one. and movie was filmed in 1997. Today movies are crap ! I want new alien war movie. Not some crap scenario where 5-10 stupid people fight aliens. We want REAL battle like in Starship Troopers.
Anyway: Would you like to know more ?
and NPH
What is NPH?
Gregory Smith Neil Patrick Harris a'course!
Aw, but the fear was that the monsters were in more than one planet.
Grim Looter I've got the DVD coming today. :P
"I expect the best and I give the best. Here's the beer. Here's the entertainment. Now have fun. That's an order!"
Best order ever
I think Michael ironside's is the greatest person that ever lived LOL
Is it possible to be emotionally overwhelmed by awesomeness? I know the whole moment of destiny thing gets turned on its head not long after, but still, I cried when I first watched the landing scene. I've never cried tears of awesomeness before, but Starship Troopers introduced me to such a concept.
This was my favorite movie ever while growing up, Still is easily top 2.
Ironically as soon as i got to college, i met the kid who's uncle wrote this film and the remaining starship troopers (although if you ask me the only good one was the original).. Which was unbelievable. he was from across the country and the odds of me meeting someone who's uncle wrote my favorite movie ever are astronomical.
Of course since it was my favorite film, i was skeptical. He showed me several copies of the film signed, proved the last names were coherent, and showed me a screenplay of it. It was glorious.
Ooh Rah Starship Troopers!
The movie is based (loosely) on a science fiction novel of the same name, by Robert Heinlein. It's good reading; I enjoyed the book when I was young and the movie when I was older.
MarcellusTheGreen but really just borrows the name of the book and some characters, they are nothing alike; the film is pure Paul Verhoeven tough, full of satire and dark humor.
like the movie and I agree first was the best others were... not as good due to them being cgi instead of those effects from the first, and wtf is with those guns in 3 they are bulky as fuck! I wouldn't want to haul ass with that! I would still use the morrita from 1
talons claw The bugs in Starship Troopers 1 were pure CGI as well, although I agree, it's amazing how much lower quality the CGI was in the latter two; couldn't they at least just use the same models? I'm presuming they owned the rights to them.
Jonathan Kozenko Production budget, sadly. The first was a major movie release with a budget to match while the follow up films didn't enjoy the support. A crying shame, really. That, and it all spun off the rails with that god BS.
I loved the action as a kid, I love the satire as an adult.
I love the kids as an adult
@@XElhirrimX I lol'd
Read the book and you'll see what the story is really about.
This is probably one of the worst adaptations of a book.
The director of the movie didn't even read the book and based his adaptation on second hand accounts.
Specifically second hand accounts of someone who appeared to have not understood the essence of the ideas presented in the book.
@@ZealotOfSteal he purposely did something different, that doesn't mean he's stupid. Shining is also very different from the book and it's still a masterpiece
@@XElhirrimX
Never said he's stupid and while there are many things to criticize the movie on, it's still a good movie and I really like it.
My problem is the director of an adaptation didn't even read the source material.
He didn't even try to understand what it was about and it's a shame, because I think a movie actually based on the book would be pretty fucking awesome.
When a colony reaches a certain size, 300 generations or something, they get smart. Im telling you there is a new kind of bug we havent seen yet, a youtuber disliker cast
@@JL-ny2qs so when's the all-channel execution of this disliker?
I'd like to know more.
641 now. The colony has doubled.
Disliker cast? Frankly, I find the Idea of disliker thinking's offensive!
Generations is a measure of time, not size. With logic like that you're probably on track to be Air Marshal.
@@gavinjenkins899 i accept full responsibility , i understimated the comentators defense system
Ok so has Helldivers 2 created a resurgence of interest in Starship Troopers? If so that is awesome, I would like to know more.
One of the most underrated movies ever
True
Lack of mobile infantry power armor is the only sticking point for me.
Absolutely but thankfully with the help of TH-cam it’s brilliance is finally being found by the masses.
@@nil981 they brought them in the third movie, that albeit having worse quality for many things, was not as bad as it might seem
people are starting to get it now; thankfully
RIP Basil Poledouris. Great musician!
damn this is haaard
Robocop. Conan. Starship Troopers. That man may have well conducted my whole childhood
When you see an ant raid in your kitchen "The only good bug is a dead bug!"
Or cocroaches, or rusiains (literal translate of czech term for one nasty bug...)
MichalSoukup1995 not many roaches are found in your kitchen in Australia :)
What is the literal czech translation of German then? Considering that the czech people are either german or russian bitch...
MEDIC!
I once had a big spider in the ceiling of my room, and I should've played this Starship Troopers music while using the vacuum cleaner to get rid of that fucker, but instead I listened to "Ghostbusters" LOL next time, perhaps.
Service guarantees citizenship!
Service garuntees Democracy
“Now now, let’s talk about this civilly”
*Music plays*
“VIOLENCE IS THE SUPREME AUTHORITY!!”
Well, it is.
@@garvindreis Rico's Roughnecks agree.
Hell yeah
WOULD YOU LIKE TO KNOW MORE?
*DESIRE TO KNOW MORE INTENSIFIES*
"Remeber your training, and you will make it back alive"... dies before anyone else
He forgot the first rule of officer training, hide behind the grunts.
Teacher: Okay class, now we're going to study insects.
Girls: Ew gross
Boys:
okay that's pretty fucking good to imagine 😆
[Teacher claps excitedly as her students squash bugs]
The only good bug is a dead bug, I say we kill them all
oh come on its just a bug
Hahahaha great!
This soundtrack is so goddamn awesome you forget it's the soundtrack to one of the most epic military failiures in movie history. But then, that's the point.
*Clicking the like button*
*Looks at the camera*
"I'm doing my part!"
134 people cannot push buttons anymore because their hands were disbaled. Do you want to know more?
Awesome music!!!! This is also one of the most underrated sci-fi and satire films of all time!!!!!!!!!! Love this, watched it for the first time when I was 7
KALIMAindia Already Mr. Heinlein had been underestimated in this respect. Almost no one commented on the fact that the hero, at least in the book, is a HISPANO. As if a German SF-Author of the ´50th/´60th would make a Turk to the hero of his novelle.
1d4chan sent me. Told me to put this on whilst reading about the Imperial Guard. Salute the Emperor my brethren.
So that's why the second movie had blinking bulbs on the end of the barrels, not muzzle flash, flash lights! lol
For the Emperor
The emperor protects
@@UnknownUserZeroZero We don't talk about the second movie, guardsman. Now, fix your bayonet and get ready to charge, before I report you to the commissar.
Common you apes, do you want to live forever?!
@@doublep1980 I am shamed, for I only have one upvote to give! *CHARGES*
This movie is one of the most underrated Sci Fi smashers ever to adorn the screen, and as if the movie itself was not already a jewel in itself, it only has one of the best ever soundtracks made by none other than my alltime favorite composer Basil Poledouris, a God amongst Bards. You shall never be forgotten as long as man recognises true sonic art. Both Paul Verhoefen and Basil Poledouris deserve way more recognition of the masterpiece they gifted us.
Luckily there are those of us who understand their worth.
"IF you blow off a limb, the bug is still 80% Combat Effective. We recommend that you aim for the neck stem, thereby putting it down completely." "The only Good Bug, is a Dead Bug" "Ah, fresh meat for the grinder. Well, good for you son. Mobile Infantry made me the man I am today!"
In the book the soldier who made Rico take the oath removed his prosthetics just so Johnny had no illusions what service entailed.
This movie was so cheesy you had to love it. Very different from the Heinlein novel, which forced you to think about the personal side of war.
I've heard criticisms about the novel, saying it glorifies war. I can't see how someone who read the first chapter can claim that. First sentence: "I get the shakes before every drop." Last sentence: "Flores died on the way up." Doesn't sound very glorious to me.
Would you like to know more?
The arachnids had less neck than Danny DeVito. I’m pretty sure it was ‘nerve stem’.
Take my like anyway for the fond memories
@@thomasthedoubter6813 i read the book the first time when i was around 12-13, having loved the movie, i couldnt pass on the book when i saw it in our local library...yes i am that old! anyway, my point is: i think it glorifies war only if your own thought process is stuck on the level of a teenager. back then i did feel like: man this is right, why arent we doing this instead of what we have now? but when you get older and are able to understand the delicate and complicated factors that make up human society, then, to me at least, the book became more like pov story of rico, with all his dumb ideas, his smart ideas, like you see a guy going through different emotions and perspectives, and while there are some focal points on how positive his life in the military and in this military society is, i personally see it much more like a clever representation of real world human issues, disguised in war "glorifying" costume.
I played this to my wife
She’d like to know more.
She grew a penis?
Sorry, i read only the first part :p
Be sure to remind her that Federal Service makes it easier to obtain a license to bear children. Do your part. Service guarantees citizenship.
You are a fucking hero !
Hahahahaha
You're doing your part
Another one of Basil Poledouris's classics... RIP...
Poledouris was always a genius. However this "Klendathu Drop" track is actually a clever rework of the Robocop theme :)
@@grarghov1 You're full of shit. Just because they both use brass instruments doesn't make it a rework.
@@Vod_MacDuff do either of you have proof of what you claim, i doubt its a rework of the industrial theme of robocop, but this militaristic intrumental to batle isnt that apart, but also i doubt grag is full of shit, there may be a thing or two hes right, just link your sources
@@killian9314 Sorry, that's not how it works. I don't have to prove anything since I am not making outrageous claims. He posts his sources, and then I will refute them. That's how it works.
Agreed
Glory to Super-Earth
I really fucking miss Basil Poledouris, one of the greatest composers ever! I had hoped to have a soundtrack based on his works for my own stories (if I ever get around to finishing them)!
How many movies have you managed to collect so far?
I hope you're still writing stories, and/or have finished the ones you started when this was written!
Has anybody actually made it all the way through this track yet without shouting quotes from the movie and making explosion sounds while pretending to pilot the drop ship? "REMEMBER YOUR TRAINING, AND YOU WILL MAKE IT BACK ALIVE!!!"
No. No the haven't
Noo Lieutenant Willy died
Arjun Srivastava "FOLLOW ME!" *dies*
bowser515 i've never seen it
Warlord M
Go buy it this second... And remember your training!!!
COME ON, YOU APES. DO YOU WANNA LIVE FOREVER?
UHHH AHHH!
Uhhh aahhhh
Just realized the double meaning of this phrase. On one hand, it is better to die for the federation than to live for yourself. On the other, the heroes of war will be immortalized in history.
I believe this quote is actually attributed to a nameless world war 1 sergeant before another expedition out of the trench to try to make it to the next rat infested trench 100 meters away
This quote has been attributed to Sergeant Major Daniel Joseph "Dan" Daly a Irish American soldier in World War 1.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_Daly
Of course it should be noted that there are conflicted reports on exactly who said it, but Daly is the one who got the credit in the end.
I have this on loop while playing Starship Troopers Extermination. I cant believe they didn't add this track!!
I would like to know more
@@rotyler2177 just have it up on TH-cam and turn music off in game.
Who's here from 2019 still think this is one of the most epic themes songs I've heard
Heck yes
Mobile Infantry made the man I am today.
Fuck yeah! I'm doing my part!
Avengers assemble
Is that everyone
John Rico
and the Mobile infantry had joined the team
“COME ON YOU APES YOU WANNA LIVE FOREVER”
Sky Marshall Tahat Maru: To destroy the bug, we must study the bug!! (Looks at Google and PC culture).
THE ENEMY CAN NOT PUSH THE DISLIKE BUTTON IF YOU DISABLE HIS HAND!
WE ARE THE BORG. WE WILL ADD THIS SOUNDTRACKS DISTINCTIVENESS TO OUR OWN. YOUR MUSIC WILL ASSIST IN OUR PERFECTION.
The Guy yes
Medic!
THE ENEMY CAN NOT PUSH THE DISLIKE BUTTON IF YOU COPY AND PASTE TOP COMMENTS LIKE THE GUTTER TRASH, LOW LIFE, SICK FUCK YOU ARE 👌
Unoriginal, yet still gets a lot of likes. People need to open their eyes up.
Basil Poledouris is worthy of the title of citizen!
hell yeah !! xD
He deserves to become a Sky Marshall
Who is here after spreading democracy in Helldivers 2?
"We are goin' in with the first wave; means more bugs for us to kill! You smash the entire area, you kill anything with more'n two legs, you get me?!"
WE GET YOU SIR!
WE GET YOU SIR.
WE GET YOU SIR!
we get you sir
WE GOT YOU SIR WE ARENT GOIN ANYWHERE TILL THOSE BASTERDS ARE DEAD
How to deal with aliens?
Google: *shows Star Trek
Bing:
there's also WH40K methods
@Zack Ceasar by the bolt gum, the flamer, and the chainsword, chaos will be purged form humanity.
Other way around. Google shows this. Because this IS the right way to deal with the extraterrestrials!
Would you like to know more?
😂
when you hear about "murder hornets" coming to the US.
ONLY GOOD BUG IS A DEAD BUG!
Gotta teach the young ones to do their part...
Would you Like to Know more?
I’M FROM BUENOS AIRES, AND I SAY KILL EM ALL
Kill them kill them all
Helldivers 2 studio need to add some skins or armor making a tribute to starship troopers.
Isn't it already a homage as is... Human vs Bugs, with cheesey public announcements and a helping of Terminator's Judgement Day.
"The enemy can not PUSH the dislike button, IF you disable his hand." - Drill Sergeant Zim
Medic!
Put your hand on that KEYBOARD!
And he was preparing them for an Invasion. He was.. an Invader named Zim, you could say.......
This should be the US Space Force theme
hello Mr The Senate, have you decided the fate of that man yet
Yes! Great idea man
@@juliencharron9461 Nah, the US Space Force is gaу, it would be a waste to use such a great composition.
@Alexis Z. The movie made it seem Fascist, the book is another story, more in tune with Spartan Culture.
Dew it
We are going on first wave! Means more bugs for us to kill.... you smashed the entire area you kill anything that has more than two legs you get me!!?
WE GET YOU SIR!
WE GET YOU SIR!
*WE GET YOU, SIR*
WE GET YOU SIR!
WE GET YOU SIR!!!
Just listening to this, even without any visuals, it still gives me goosebumps 26 years later!
I can still remember when they played this hymn at Space Force graduation. Proudest moment of my life.
1st Platoon, Zerg Co. 2031
@Josip Marušić What?
Whoa
Okay. That’s epic
You might need to spawn more overlords.
WE REQUIRE MORE MINERALS
Watched this thinking it would be campy and cringey. How did it not turn out like that? I have never experienced such all encompassing fervour for a cause in my life. Iconic as hell.
Honest Rekj
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I had this song running through my head during The Crucible at Boot Camp at Parris Island earning the Title of Marine. Thought of it on the hump back thinking, "I'm going to see my family again". True story.
Same but in San Diego, Semper Fidelis
Remember you're training, and you will make it back alive.
WOOOOOOOOOOOO
they didnt make it back alive...
This is the same guy who did Robocop’s soundtrack. Nobody remembers him, but his music is iconic. It’s sad really.
Edit: Three things. One, I was a fool and stand corrected. Second, please stop arguing over who's better: I personally prefer John Williams, but Poledouris is pretty dang good: they all are. Third, 700 likes in a year. This is the biggest comment I've ever made and I'm proud of that.
Robocop AND FUKEN BOTH CONAN MOVIES ffs!!!
Bro, lots of people remember Poledouris.
Basil Poledouris is anything but unremembered. The themes from Starship Troopers, Robocop, and Conan the Barbarian live in the hearts of many.
A lot of people remember Basil Poledouris and his music. Remembering how to spell his name off the top of your head is another matter though...
i can hear robocop theme in there
Ох.. Я никогда не перестану пересматривать первую часть.. Да еще и эта музыка.. Мурашки по коже.. Вот да. Звездный Десант именно первая часть. Фильм на века..
Basil remains legendary! Conan, Robo and Starship .... 4ever goosebumps
First watched this movie when i was 6 years old - im 30 now, still an absolute masterpeice, thankyou Grandad for introducing me to this movie, my best childhood movie ever.
Holy shit, this movie is definetly NOT for kids oO
Even if they make a proper adaptation to the book I doubt anybody currently in the industry could top this amazing score
@Don't Tread On Me Agreed. This score is pretty much perfect for nearly any military Science fiction film
I’d demand they keep this song.
Thanks to the sequels and animated films, it's pretty much imprinted to the title.
They already f'd up Robocop
but imagine a proper adaption and then this song in it! i mean there werent many battle parts in the book anyway, but if theyd adapt the combat drops as described in the books, landing on a planet and immediately dishing out destruction...man this has all the potential in terms of being epic.
You smash the entire area, you kill anything that's got more than two legs you get me?
WE GET YOU SIR