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Starship Troopers: Invasion (2012)
The troopers of two starships have joined forces to terminate a massive bug attack at a Federation outpost. Before the mission can be completed and the survivors evacuated, one ship abruptly departs and goes inexplicably dark. The remaining battle-hardened troopers race to the rescue only to discover that the threat from the bugs is about to hit home.
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The troopers of two starships have joined forces to terminate a massive bug attack at a Federation outpost. Before the mission can be completed and the survivors evacuated, one ship abruptly departs and goes inexplicably dark. The remaining battle-hardened troopers race to the rescue only to discover that the threat from the bugs is about to hit home.
Rating:R
Genre:Animation, Action, Science Fiction
Written By:Flint Dille
In Theaters:8/28/2012
Box Office:$193,425
Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Sola Digital Arts, Stage 6 Films
Cast
Shinji Aramaki
Director
Luci Christian
Carmen Ibanez (voice)
David Anthony Matranga
Johnny Rico (voice)
Justin Doran
Carl Jenkins (voice)
David Wald
Hero (voice)
Andrew Love
Bugspray (voice)
Leraldo Anzaldua
Ratzass (voice)
Sam Roman
Daugherty (voice)
Emily Neves
Trig (voice)
Melissa Davis
Ice Blonde (voice)
Kalob Martinez
Holyman (voice)
Chris Patton
Kharon
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