Small Soldiers Review

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Streaming Movie-

Small Soldiers

Release Date: 17th September 1998 - Australia

Production Companies 

DreamWorks Pictures (present)

Universal Pictures (present)

Amblin Entertainment (copyright holder)

Distribution

Universal Pictures Australia

Genre: Family/Action

Rating: PG

Runtime: 106 minutes

Budget: $40,000,000

Box Office Gross: $71,743,823 (Worldwide)

Plot Summary

Alan Abernathy is a teenager whose dad runs the toy store is trying out a new line of action figures called The Commando Elite vs. The Gorgonites. Unfortunately, these were no ordinary toys as the company that makes them have installed military microchips into their series of action figures that gives them a mind of their own. Alan winds up being recruited to help the peace-loving Gorgonites battle against the dangerous Commandos. Can Alan defend his home and family and rescue the girl of his dreams before his whole neighbourhood is terrorised?

Cast

Gregory Smith - Alan Abernathy

Tommy Lee Jones - Chip
Hazard (Voice)

Frank Langella - Archer (Voice)

Kirsten Dunst - Christy Fimple

Jacob Smith - Timmy Fimple

Wendy Schaal - Marion Fimple

Phil Hartman - Phil Fimple

Jay Mohr - Larry Benson

Kevin Dunn - Stuart Abernathy

Ann Magnuson - Irene Abernathy

Denis Leary - Gil Mars

David Cross - Irwin Wayfair

Dick Miller - Joe

Alexandra Wilson - Ms. Kegel 

Jonathan Bouck - Brad

Robert Picardo - Ralph, Clean Room Technician

Ernest Borgnine - Kip Killagin (Voice)

Jim Brown - Butch Meathook (Voice)

Bruce Dern - Link Static (Voice)

George Kennedy - Brick Bazooka (Voice)

Clint Walker - Nick Nitro (Voice)

Christopher Guest - Slamfist/
Scratch-It (Voice)

Michael McKean - Insaniac/
Freakenstein (Voice)

Harry Shearer - Punch-It (Voice)

Sarah Michelle Gellar - Gwendy
Doll (Voice)

Christina Ricci - Gwendy
Doll (Voice)

Marcia Mitzman Gaven -
Globotech Announcer (Voice) 

Crew

Director - Joe Dante

Writers - Gavin Scott, Adam Rafkin, Ted Elliott and Terry Rossio

Executive Producers - Walter F. Parkes and Steven Spielberg (Uncredited)

Producers - Colin Wilson and Michael Finnell

Co-Producer/Unit Production Manager - Paul Deason

Casting Director - Denise Chaiman

Production Designer - William Sandwell

Supervising Art Director - Mark W. Mansbridge

Set Decorator - Rosemary Brandenburg 

Costume Designer - Carole Brown-James

Makeup Effects Supervisors/Puppeteers -
John Rosengrant and J. Alan Scott

Director of Photography - Jamie Anderson

Second Unit Director/Stunt Coordinator -
M. James Arnett

Special Effects Supervisor - Keith Marbory

Special Effects Coordinator - Ken Pepiot

Action Figures and Animatronics Design -
Stan Winston

Visual Effects Supervisors - Stefen Fangmeier
and Jeff Matakovich

Visual Effects Co-Supervisor - Ellen Poon

Visual Effects Art Director - George Hull

Computer Graphics Supervisors: ILM -
Gerald Gutschmidt, Erik Mattson and
Carl N. Frederick (Uncredited)

Animation Supervisor - David Andrews

Film Editors - Marshall Harvey and Michael Thau

Music - Jerry Goldsmith

Review

As a kid, I saw 'SMALL SOLDIERS' for the first time and before viewing the movie, I didn't know that the Commando Elite were the main antagonists, not the heroes as I thought of it to be. This film had a cool and creative concept of toys attacking humanity and each other that makes 'Toy Story' look kid-friendly and less violent. 'SMALL SOLDIERS' was not a kids movie that it was clearly advertised by DreamWorks, it was in fact originally intended for teens which explains that there are some dark scenes in the finished product. 

Joe Dante despite known for directing cult classics (apart from his only success with 'Gremlins') has never done something this similar to his hit film. The special effects are dandy but some of them didn't age well, particularly the CGI. The performances from the actors are first-rate, but they never stood out so well in the movie. I really like how Dante got to employ some of the surviving 'Dirty Dozen' members to voice the soldiers, while Christopher Guest and his fellow Spinal Tap players portray the friendly Gorgonites. The film even features a heartwarming dedication to the late Phil Hartman who plays Kirsten Dunst's fictional dimwitted dad.

While smart, clever and funny, 'SMALL SOLDIERS' was almost as good as 'Gremlins' and is worth-seeing for everyone.

Star rating: (7/10) Good Movie

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