Huh?!

Right? All we learned about Lloyd here is she is a me-first diva that cares more about her own PT than the team winning...

I don’t remember the idea of ST being considered satire until the last 5 to 10 years, as film hipster contrarian takes encouraging you to re-watch it as a satire. I do remember walking out of the theater and everybody was kind of bummed out and puzzled, murmuring “what the fuck was that?”

Yeah it’s absurd but satire should have something to say, right? How is ST critical of humanity and fascistic militarization, when that’s how the protagonists won the war on the bugs? 

I’ve heard this argument before, but satire is meant to criticize something. What is being criticized in ST?

Billy knows less about soccer than you do, so I would take his analysis of office politics about as seriously as his soccer analysis.

Barback is a great minimum wage job when you’re underage. You are underage but you work at a bar, with all its perks.

You’re the real racist for pointing that out.

Abdelaziz is a known piece of shit. So is Colby Covington.

that Snyder was attempting to make a deep and meaningful statement

A lot of other things made Starship Troopers a bad film. It’s farcical and absurd, but it’s not a satire. It’s an unintentionally hilarious, earnestly sincere B movie. Mimicking WW2 propaganda isn’t subtle satire, especially when the fascistic nature of the ST film universe isn’t sent up, embarrassed or exposed. It’s…

Will I still enjoy this if I think (*know*) the original Watchmen graphic novel is/always has been overrated*?

So you used an acronym TERF in the title and body of this post but never explain what TERF stands for? How did this get past your editor?

Sad state of affairs when KK is the moral compass of any argument....

As a middle aged suburban hipster dad with a comic book and star wars figure collection, I support this effort and look forward to the results.

Doesn’t it?

Your “fuck you” doesn’t count because you didn’t add a trigger warning, so I didn’t read your last message.

Better

/cites National Review

Sure, have at it, but at least have something clever/funny/insightful to say...