This week Parker from @DissectThatFilm joins us as we dust off a forgotten slice of late-’90s sci-fi action with Paul W.S. Anderson’s Soldier (1998), starring a mostly silent but fully shredded Kurt Russell. From the bleak wastelands of junk planets to the emotionally stunted heart of a genetically bred killing machine, we’re breaking down the brutal, the bizarre, and the surprisingly heartfelt moments in this cult favorite.
Was Soldier ahead of its time or just another discarded relic from the video store shelves? We talk military programming, emotional reawakening, slow-motion explosions—and how this film might secretly be a cousin to Blade Runner. 🤯
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