Stargate: Continuum

This is a way beyond average SG1 episode that asks all the questions an audience might ask, but it throws them back at the audience and then proceeds to go on with a quick-paced adventure that is more cerebral than the typical machine gun, staff-weapon blasting stuff. And though the movie is theater-quality production, the hi-def transfer is definitely low tier. Dark areas are grainy and many shots are less than clear. It's also worth a pause when Daniel Jackson looks at the back cover of a book he published in the alternative timeline. Clearly no one thought anyone would do it as no care is made in the editing or writing of text.

The movie's worth buying, but I wish the transfer had been better.

This movie nicely wrapped up the Stargate saga. This movie was worth the wait, the special effects were awesome.

If you like sg-1 and the adventures dealing with time travel, this movie is quite enjoyable. Yes, some of the old sequences are there (Teal'c as first prime but wants to be free), but, new twists with Vala and Ba'al. The story still leaves open the idea that other Goaul'd may be around, but the last major god has been vanquished.

A much better way to end SG1. It is worth buying and watching.

Richard Dean Anderson brings so much to this latest installment of the SG-1 saga. RDA, the entire cast, a wicked awesome plot, and the fact that the arctic scenes were shot on location makes this movie all that much more awesome!