Galactic Empire versus Infinite Empire

Okay. I thought you were saying that in a different way.

I could swear "Klendathu" was a planet in Starship Stroopers.

It is. The Federation navy got whooped because they tried to do some funky flanking attack and ending up ramming each other. In the book it sounds cool. In the movie it looks like they tried to change lanes and failed.

Interesting how Federation navy's definition of point blank range is a few kilometers. In ROTJ, rebel and Imperial ships are exchanging fire in hundred and even thousands of kilometeres apart, and three dimensionally as well.

The writers of ST obviously don't know jack about the military and it shows.

I'm talking about Starship Troopers. The reason they were so close together is due to the fact they were doing a drop on a planet when they starting recieving serious StA fire.

Starship Troopers, eh? Gory flick. Never read the book. Worthwhile?

Isn't it a movie too?

Hence the term flick.

Am I that old? Damn. Here's five cents... get me a soda pop, sonny boy!

Five cents for a soda? Are you crazy! Take this car too.

It was a good movie.

Very gory. I was rather shocked at the level of random gore involved in it. While it was okay in retrospect, it wasn't totally neccessary in some cases. If I wanted realistic gore I'd watch Saving Private Ryan or OR SUgerical team specials. Sci-fi should be as gory as a good rugby match, really.

True. The part with the bug was a little strange. (Putting a thousand+ rounds into it's brain and then sticking a grenade in the recently formed hole in it's head.)

Movie has nothing on the book. Book is at least semi realistic.

It was a decent movie, fun to.

But yeah, when they were about to land their troops, they just ran right into those blue balls death.

Wouldn't the Empire's superweapons combined with Thrawn's genius and DE Sidious's Force storm (which is capable of wiping out fleets in itself) be enough to take out the Infinite Empire?

You're a bit late dude. I already proved the Empire crushes them.