Pretty brilliant and insightful if you think about it. Life and skill in war is as fleeting and meaningless to the universe as a minor detail of something we never pay mind to, a simple oil drip from a hydraulic door.

So many millions and billions of times better than the series. The dialog and "characters" really ruined the whole thing.

I thought it worked as an extreme parody of the way violence is usually depicted, where there's one untouchable fighter and hordes of expendable grunts on either side.

Oh man... that was fucking great.

Insertion of chance occurrences into stuff like this always seemed important to me, and Peter Chung was really the only person who ever seemed to understand that concept. Fucking awesome.

The best part of this clip is when the guy takes off the skin-tight mask to reveal an impossibly pristine head of hair.

Over five minutes of characters rolling critical fumbles.

Brilliant.

I've never seen this before, but I remember it being described to me enthusiastically. Rad.

Visual poetry, and my favorite of all the original shorts.