SmugKitZine
Tied for the best movie I have ever seen
Sameer Callahan
It really made me laugh, but for some moments I was tearing up because I could relate so much.
Philippa
All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.
MSHughes-1
I don' know what movie you guys were watching, or alternately how to characterize the parallel branch of the Great Tree on which this trash comes out looking entertaining. You l i k e d the guy channeling a third-rate panto artiste doing his Captain Hook? If a ticking crocodile had emerged from subspace and taken a bite out of him - hey, let's be fair - out of everyone involved in this tax-scam fiasco - t h a t might have been entertaining. A little bit of Aliens (rendered in high-impact chipboard), a little bit of every maverick-takes-on-stiffnecked-brasshat -but-they-end-up-pals movie, a bunch of no-hope has-beens (rendered in high-impact chipboard). Hey, what's not to like - once the Lithium's kicked in
m4341
It's predictable, and not very realistic, but the stereotypes are so clear it's actually funny to watch!Not in the same class as the Pink Panther films with Peter Sellers, but at least in the same category.The bad guy seems to be a rip-off from a James Bond movie or something, but not as convincing.One thing that surprises is that the film is rated for viewers 18 and up.In all, a fine film to reset your brain with after a week full of ugly work, but nothing more.
Koenschoen
To me it is a great mystery that movies such as Space Marinies actually get made. The plot is ridiculous and predictable, the acting one big joke. The only thing preventing me to rate this movie a plain zero is the unability to do so.
themibjc-2
From the creators of APEX & just as bad... This film has an 18 certificate god knows why? The acting is very cardboard, the story predictable & boring, even the FX & design are poor, I've seen better on 'Thunderbirds'. Not even Meg Foster could stop this space ship from sinking, avoid at all cost, go see Starship Troopers instead.