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1Starship Troopers
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2Paul Verhoeven
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3RoboCop and the Horror of Being Rebuilt for Efficiency
A focused read tied to RoboCop: Paul Verhoeven’s classic is not just a cyborg action movie, it is a brutal joke about what happens when corporate logic gets hold of the human body.
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Starship Troopers
1997Paul Verhoeven
The only good bug is a dead bug.
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RoboCop
1987Paul Verhoeven
Part man. Part machine. All cop.
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Resident Evil
2002Paul W. S. Anderson
A video-game nightmare turns corporate architecture into a kill box.
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Goodfellas
1990Martin Scorsese
Three decades of life in the mafia.
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The Terminator
1984James Cameron
In the Year of Darkness, 2029, the rulers of this planet devised the ultimate plan.
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Paul Verhoeven
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Paul W. S. Anderson
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