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Stargate

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Hard-bitten Colonel 'Jack' O'Neil (Kurt Russell) and Egyptologist Doctor Daniel Jackson (James Spader) are sent on a mission to investigate the theory that the pyramids were built by shape-changing aliens as a means of communication and pan-galactic travel. The pair arrive on a distant desert planet where they whip up the planet's natives into a rebellion against their dictator, Ra (Jaye Davidson).

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  • Is discontinued by manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
  • Rated ‏ : ‎ Parental Guidance
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 18.6 x 10.64 x 2.85 cm; 170 g
  • Manufacturer reference ‏ : ‎ #codisto-1177
  • Media Format ‏ : ‎ Dolby, HiFi Sound
  • Run time ‏ : ‎ 1 hour and 56 minutes
  • Release date ‏ : ‎ 26 April 1995
  • Actors ‏ : ‎ Roland Emmerich|Kurt Russell|James Spader|Viveca Lindfors
  • Language ‏ : ‎ Unqualified (Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround)
  • Studio ‏ : ‎ Guild
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00004R6PV
  • Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1
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BRILLIANT DIRECTOR’S CUT OF ‘STARGATE’ 5⭐️!
5 out of 5 stars
BRILLIANT DIRECTOR’S CUT OF ‘STARGATE’ 5⭐️!
Other reviews maybe more technical & nit-picking, but for me the huge enjoyment is of having one of my favourite films here in the director's cut. The overwhelming success of this film against the critical panning on its release, is due to the fact it is pure escapism and has a huge band of dedicated followers & of course the successful tv spin-offs. The added scenes make more sense, but were edited for time, as is explained by the director & writer in the commentary, which is in the 'set up' section of the included extras. However, for me, it's the music that makes it so enjoyable. David Arnold's major breakthrough into film composing is a remarkable achievement. Arnold had almost nothing on his cv, but to compose a film score of this magnitude and actually make the music belong to the film, in the same way that John Williams' music for'Jaws' does, is the aforementioned achievement. The sinister opening bars of the title credits leading into the main theme followed by choral chanting as the details of a mask of RA is revealed, build to a crescendo of operatic proportions. In Giza where the STARGATE is discovered, choral singing of extraordinary beauty is heard & adds to the drama of the scene immensely.I recently purchased STARGATE: The Deluxe Edition (CD), which has the complete score & is the perfect companion to this excellent DVD, which I HIGHLY RECOMMEND.I have re-visited this review 6/01/17 and haves added further comments. I personally would welcome a commission for Mr Arnold to compose an opera worthy of Covent Garden, E.N.O. at the Coliseum or to throw the 'cat among the pigeons', an operatic orgasm to shake them all up at Glyndebourne! We wait......Only the 76 year old Giorgio Moroder is on a par with Arnold regards composing and producing. Moroder has found a new young 'clubbing' audience....but I doubt wether we'll see David Arnold behind the record decks in an Ibiza nightclub!!I've said it before and I'll say it again, of there hadn't been STARGATE, there would be no INDEPENDENCE DAY!!I saw David Arnold at Manchester's Bridgewater Hall with the 70 piece Manchester Camerata conducted by Nicholas Dodd. The 'STARGATE SUITE' closed the 1st half, and left me in tears......You must have this DVD if you love STARGATE.....HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
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  • Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 3 November 2024
    always enjoy re watching this and was the very first DVD i ever bought,

    if you enjoy this movie i highly recommend the tv series Stargate SG1
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  • Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 24 November 2024
    Absolutely 💯 unexpected, brilliant. Thankyou.!!!!!
  • Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 1 May 2015
    Other reviews maybe more technical & nit-picking, but for me the huge enjoyment is of having one of my favourite films here in the director's cut. The overwhelming success of this film against the critical panning on its release, is due to the fact it is pure escapism and has a huge band of dedicated followers & of course the successful tv spin-offs. The added scenes make more sense, but were edited for time, as is explained by the director & writer in the commentary, which is in the 'set up' section of the included extras. However, for me, it's the music that makes it so enjoyable. David Arnold's major breakthrough into film composing is a remarkable achievement. Arnold had almost nothing on his cv, but to compose a film score of this magnitude and actually make the music belong to the film, in the same way that John Williams' music for'Jaws' does, is the aforementioned achievement. The sinister opening bars of the title credits leading into the main theme followed by choral chanting as the details of a mask of RA is revealed, build to a crescendo of operatic proportions. In Giza where the STARGATE is discovered, choral singing of extraordinary beauty is heard & adds to the drama of the scene immensely.
    I recently purchased STARGATE: The Deluxe Edition (CD), which has the complete score & is the perfect companion to this excellent DVD, which I HIGHLY RECOMMEND.
    I have re-visited this review 6/01/17 and haves added further comments. I personally would welcome a commission for Mr Arnold to compose an opera worthy of Covent Garden, E.N.O. at the Coliseum or to throw the 'cat among the pigeons', an operatic orgasm to shake them all up at Glyndebourne! We wait......
    Only the 76 year old Giorgio Moroder is on a par with Arnold regards composing and producing. Moroder has found a new young 'clubbing' audience....but I doubt wether we'll see David Arnold behind the record decks in an Ibiza nightclub!!
    I've said it before and I'll say it again, of there hadn't been STARGATE, there would be no INDEPENDENCE DAY!!
    I saw David Arnold at Manchester's Bridgewater Hall with the 70 piece Manchester Camerata conducted by Nicholas Dodd. The 'STARGATE SUITE' closed the 1st half, and left me in tears......
    You must have this DVD if you love STARGATE.....
    HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
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    5.0 out of 5 stars
    BRILLIANT DIRECTOR’S CUT OF ‘STARGATE’ 5⭐️!

    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 1 May 2015
    Other reviews maybe more technical & nit-picking, but for me the huge enjoyment is of having one of my favourite films here in the director's cut. The overwhelming success of this film against the critical panning on its release, is due to the fact it is pure escapism and has a huge band of dedicated followers & of course the successful tv spin-offs. The added scenes make more sense, but were edited for time, as is explained by the director & writer in the commentary, which is in the 'set up' section of the included extras. However, for me, it's the music that makes it so enjoyable. David Arnold's major breakthrough into film composing is a remarkable achievement. Arnold had almost nothing on his cv, but to compose a film score of this magnitude and actually make the music belong to the film, in the same way that John Williams' music for'Jaws' does, is the aforementioned achievement. The sinister opening bars of the title credits leading into the main theme followed by choral chanting as the details of a mask of RA is revealed, build to a crescendo of operatic proportions. In Giza where the STARGATE is discovered, choral singing of extraordinary beauty is heard & adds to the drama of the scene immensely.
    I recently purchased STARGATE: The Deluxe Edition (CD), which has the complete score & is the perfect companion to this excellent DVD, which I HIGHLY RECOMMEND.
    I have re-visited this review 6/01/17 and haves added further comments. I personally would welcome a commission for Mr Arnold to compose an opera worthy of Covent Garden, E.N.O. at the Coliseum or to throw the 'cat among the pigeons', an operatic orgasm to shake them all up at Glyndebourne! We wait......
    Only the 76 year old Giorgio Moroder is on a par with Arnold regards composing and producing. Moroder has found a new young 'clubbing' audience....but I doubt wether we'll see David Arnold behind the record decks in an Ibiza nightclub!!
    I've said it before and I'll say it again, of there hadn't been STARGATE, there would be no INDEPENDENCE DAY!!
    I saw David Arnold at Manchester's Bridgewater Hall with the 70 piece Manchester Camerata conducted by Nicholas Dodd. The 'STARGATE SUITE' closed the 1st half, and left me in tears......
    You must have this DVD if you love STARGATE.....
    HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
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  • Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 5 September 2023
    I love stargate ever since it came on the TV. I have all dvd of evey off shoot. And a miniature stargate. Obviously, I already had the directors cut but when I saw the picture and realised there was a cut out model of a pyramid I thought I would add it to my collection. But there was no cut out model and I paid over £14 for nothing, for something I already had.
    Apart from that I would have stared 10 as I am a gater.
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  • Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 2 April 2014
    Stargate the 1994 production directed and co-written by Roland Emmerich, the story which starts at a archeological dig in 1928 and ends up on another World, starring Kurt Russell as Colonel Jack O’Neill the hard noised broken Army Officer and James Spader as Dr Daniel Jackson the Linguists’ expert who may or may not hold the key to the Stargates mystery this movie finally gets the UK release on this format it deserves.
    This 2010 edition supersedes all previous versions on Blu-ray that where available in the UK, this 50GB disc with its improved picture quality encoded using the MPEG-4 AVC codec and its all new English 7.1 DTS-HD Master Audio there is audio tracks in French and German 5.1 DTS Master Audio and subtitles in French & German there is a choice of cuts of the film between the theatrical cut which runs at 120 minutes and the extended version 130 minutes long.
    Something I wish the Film companies would do when there are more than one cut of a movie.
    This Blu-ray is jam packed with extra features that are exclusive to this particular edition which run over 4 hours long including Stargate –A history made and a never before seen new gag reel.

    Making a direct comparison between this edition of the film and the 2001 DVD is like night and day this Blu-ray has a better field of colours which have skin-tones that are more realistic and a deeper more varied range of blacks, gone also is the blurring round the opening credits and overlays of the DVD along with the flat sound and the grainy picture of the other versions of the film on Blu-ray are a distant memory all in all a worthy up-grade and addition to a Blu-ray Collection...
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  • Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 28 March 2024
    I recently did a complete run through of all stargate TV shows and movies. Unfortunately this movie wasn’t available to stream on other platforms but was happy to find it available on Amazon Prime. Well worth watching if you are a Stargate fan like myself or if you enjoy sci-fi.
  • Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 13 February 2012
    As most buyer's of this Blu-Ray will probably consider it after watching one of the Stargate series on SKY, you will probably already be aware of the fundamentals of "Stargate" and while it lacks much of the humour of Atlantis and SG1, it is certainly worth buying to find out about the origins of the Stargate programme and view it as a spectacular high budget, 2 hour long episode. Viewed like this, it certainly is great value for money and is definitely worth buying.

    One of the main concerns about buying this on Blu-Ray rather than DVD however is what is the transfer like on this 18 year old film? If you just watch the film, it has to be said it is excellent with an incredibly clean and clear HD experience in both vision and sound, only when you see the supplemental material do you see just what a great job they have done with the film as the picture and sound on these additional documentaries, while variable, is pretty awful.

    As a stand alone film, or to find out the origins of the Stargate programme, it has to be worth seven pounds fifty of any ones money!
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  • Jason Garrett
    5.0 out of 5 stars Classic Sci-Fi!
    Reviewed in Canada on 16 January 2025
    This is a classic Sci-Fi movie that inspired multiple TV Shows of the same name. It’s worth adding to your collection.
  • Jon Walker
    5.0 out of 5 stars THANK YOU... THANK YOU... THANK YOU!
    Reviewed in the United States on 11 February 2023
    Finally! Have purchased the 1994 Stargate movie four times. The first was the original two-sided DVD with the movie split into two parts and encoded as a 480p (640 x 274) Full Screen letterbox format. While this DVD always has and continues to play correctly, for more than a decade I have been trying to upgrade my library to a 1080p HD Blu-ray version of the film. Unfortunately, the 2006 "Extended" Blu-ray Disc I bought refuses to mount on any of my three LG drives, a Pioneer drive or my Oppo player. So I tried a second Blu-ray purchase—the 2009 "Fifteenth Anniversary" Blu-ray release. Guess what! This disc may or may not mount on any of my devices. However, whether or not it finally mounts, it still won't play or even open the menu. Instead, it simply spins merrily away until until it either self-ejects or I am forced to eject it manually. As you may have guessed, by this point I was beginning to consider myself the unluckiest man alive. After all, what are the odds of buying two different versions of the same movie and both having "manufacturer defects?" So I figured it might be time to do a bit of research. It appears there is a rumor going around on some video discussions boards indicating earlier VC-1 Blu-ray Discs may have been improperly encoded and that the disc manufacturer had secretly corrected the problem without divulging there was an issue. It was further suspected that none of the MPEG4/AVC Blu-ray Discs suffered such problems. Since the 2014 re-release of the "15th Anniversary Edition" (also sometimes called the "20th Anniversary Edition") was released in the MPEG4/AVC format exclusively, I decided to give it one more try. While I cannot confirm nor deny the validity of this issue as proposed, I can confirm that my latest purchase does mount and play as expected. Further, it also includes both the theatrical and the extended versions of the film making me a very happy buyer... Finally! Since most purchasers are undoubtedly already familiar with the film's plot, this review targets possible issues of earlier versions of the Blu-ray Disc and why you may wish to immediately evaluate the playability of your copy in the event you should wish to return it.
  • Rosi
    5.0 out of 5 stars Bellissimo film
    Reviewed in Italy on 30 December 2024
    Film coinvolgente dall'inizio alla fine
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  • Krümelmonster75
    5.0 out of 5 stars "Give my regards to King Tut, A**h***!!!"
    Reviewed in Germany on 27 March 2024
    Schnell geliefert und in gutem Zustand - warum kaufen nicht mehr Leute gebraucht?

    Bevor Roland Emmerich mit INDEPENDENCE DAY endgültig zu Hollywoods Master Of Desaster avancierte, legte er mit dem Sci-Fi-Streifen STARGATE vor. Heute mag man sich über die vergleichsweise unbeholfenen CG-Effekte lustig machen, oder daß man bei den Angriffen der Gleiter deutlich die Drähte sehen kann - die sympathischen Darsteller und die Story reißen es wieder raus, hier dominiert noch nicht das Effektgewitter (der Fehler mit dem "Auge des Ra" ist allerdings unentschuldbar peinlich!). Inhaltlich wird dieser Film vor allem jenen gefallen, die die Konfrontation mit fremden Kulturen fasziniert - ähnlich wie z.B. in LAST SAMURAI, SHOGUN oder DER MIT DEM WOLF TANZT. Für mich ist dieser Film übrigens der EINZIG GÜLTIGE Eintrag aus dem Stargate-Universum, mit den drölfzigtausend TV-Spin-offs habe ich mich nie beschäftigt. Besonders erfreulich: im Gegensatz zum DVD-Release sind die zusätzlichen Szenen endlich in der richtigen Auflösung und farbkorrigiert! Lasst euch also nicht von Kurt Russells albernen Bürstenhaarschnitt ablenken und betretet das Sternentor: IT WILL TAKE YOU A MILLION LIGHT YEARS FROM HOME. BUT WILL IT BRING YOU BACK?
  • きっぺい
    5.0 out of 5 stars 懐かしの映画です。
    Reviewed in Japan on 12 April 2022
    お値打ちに手に入りました。
    懐かしさが蘇りました。