Sam smith (sam_smithreview) STARGATE is the freaking greatest TV-series I've seen my whole life.It all started when a friend of mine forced me to watch two episodes with him. It was actually interesting :)Within the following 3 months I had bought and seen all of Stargate up to date. 10 seasons of Stargate SG-1 containing 214 episodes, 5 seasons of Stargate Atlantis containing 100 episodes and 2 seasons of Stargate Universe.Besides that I've seen the two Stargate movies: Stargate: Continuum and Stargate: The Ark of TruthWell, my point is that this is a freaking awesome TV-series. Worth watching! Maybe you shouldn't do it like me(watching 16 seasons and 2 movies within 3 months), but at least watch it:) Its so damn worth it.

Dale Sexton After watching the disappointing 'The Ark of Truth', I was very pleased they got back to basics with this movie.Very interesting time travel story. Lots of time travel stories end with the big reset button at the end, it was nice to see some thought put into this one and see the characters have to work to set things right.Fitting end to Stargate SG-1. Great action, some very nice character moments and it was nice to see the "whole" gang represented.The most important line in this movie, that sets this story apart from so many other time-travel movies is from the retired GEN Landry: "But you don't have the right! If you were to succeed, events in the lives of thousands, if not millions of people, would never have happened! (angry) My goodness,people! The arrogance of what you're asking us to help you do is mind-boggling!" Just when you think he'll come in and let SG-1 "fix" everything, he shows up - believe's them and stops them dead in their tracks.Then we see them foil Ball's plan, despite the efforts of the ever devious Quetesh.This movie depicts the very essence of Stargate SG-1.9 out of 10 for me.

Joshua Warren Basicially this is what happens: Before his execution, one of Ba'als clones go back in time and sinks the boat that carried the Stargate to USA in 1939. Time thereby is changed and the team has to fix it, but is stopped by an alternate version of they're friends/colleagues who wants too keep everything the way it is. Meanwhile Ba'al has become supreme lord of the Goa'uld and plans to conquer earth.The movie is funny and entertaining, but like the majority of time travel films, it neither makes much sense and nothing of the story's events have actually ever happened when they "fix" everything in the end of the film. So it really is just a funny way to waste time.I'm a big fan of Stargate SG-1, but the film was very predictable and reminded me of a "back to the future" film. But I love the characters and the acting is great, so I still give it an 7.

lunatic1-1 Fan since the SG1 movie! It is good to see all the 'old faces', but too much yakking and not enough action. If the ship was seaworthy enough to float, where did the water come from? Jackson's solution-artificial leg, seen when he calls himself. How did the C4 blast a chimney and how did they get up it? If they couldn't contact each other, how was Cam able to call Sam then call Jackson? The scene in the chamber with the warriors, reminded me of the Imps in Doom. Why didn't SG1 have the mini Chapp'i power source earlier? Why didn't Cam's appearance in 1939 create a time paradox? Too many open ends and assumptions. Entertaining, anyway. Glad I bought it at discount. Lunatic1-1