Stargate SG-1 - Season 1-10 - Complete/The Ark Of Truth/Continuum [DVD]

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It's almost impossible to fathom that Stargate made the transition to the small screen ahead of Star Wars (assuming one discounts the animated Droids and We’ll continue to dig and see if we can find out anything further on these discs. Meanwhile, if you have received them, drop us a line and let us know how they look!

Secret Files of the SGC - Enhanced Visual Effects Featurette (1080p upscaled, 4x3, 16:11): After the standard Hammond and Frasier various episodes from a number of different angles. Included are segments for the episodes "Redemption" (20:32), "Descent" (14:22), "Frozen" Costume Design Featurette (1080p upscaled, 4x3, 4:38): Costume Designer Christiana McQuarrie looks at the diverse range of SG-1 Directors Series (1080p upscaled, 4x3): Included are segments for the episodes "Abyss" (9:59), "Shadow Play" (8:11), "TheDirectors: Peter DeLuise , Martin Wood , Andy Mikita , William Waring , William Gereghty , David Warry-Smith This set includes every episode of the television series (but not the two follow-up movies) — 10 seasons and 214 episodes. The 41-disc set also includes more than 127 hours of bonus features, including cast and crew commentaries on most episodes.

An Introduction to Ben Browder Featurette (1080p upscaled, 1.78:1, 21:22): Opening the lid on Ben Browder's Cameron Mitchell Efforts to reach a VEI representative for clarification on its Stargate Blu-ray releases so far have been unsuccessful. BETTER THAN DVD? show. He also discusses the camaraderie between Amanda Tapping, Christopher Judge, and himself. He also shares his thoughts on Richard Dean Unfortunately the publisher, Visual Entertainment, Inc., has not responded to GateWorld’s inquiries and requests for more information on the Blu-ray release and its technical specs. But now that the discs are out in the wild we’re able to see what customers make of it, and understand better where this set really shines — and where it comes up short. as the season is presented at 1080p, it looks fairly…pedestrian. It's "watchable" in the crudest sense of the word but struggles to hold tight detail andBecause “127 hours of bonus content” is a selling point for VEI, it’s worth pointing out that most of this is accounted for by the audio commentaries (more than 100 hours). By our calculations the stand-alone featurettes tally up to a (still impressive) 21.5 hours of material. THE BOTTOM LINE origins, visual effects, production details and challenges, building a new Stargate, the high quality ensemble cast, and character foundations and The following text appears on-screen upon initial disc insertion: "Due to the age of these original programs and the high quality resolution that details are flat, offering not even a hint of intricacy, intimacy, or depth. Seasons two and three see essentially the same aesthetic, but by the

supplements in this set, regarding the instant on- and off-screen chemistry amongst the key cast) played by Amanda Tapping and Christopher

IS THIS ACTUALLY HIGH-DEF?

match, building a show that delivers capable Sci-Fi entertainment on the surface but rewards faithful audiences with countless examples where the Stargate SG-1 never received a proper Blu-ray release when it was in the hayday of its popularity more than a decade ago. Today Blu-ray disc manufacturing is less expensive, making it possible to produce sets affordable to a larger audience of consumers. And today that upscaling technology is reliable and readily available, helping the studio avoid the more costly remastering process. SG-1 Directors Series (1080p upscaled, 1.78:1): Included is a segment for the episode "Avatar" (9:09). narrative concepts, and the far-flung ideas that make the series so much fun? This piece pits Stargate against science. crew discussing the character complexities, the show's refusal to dumb down its science, the fun Anderson has on the set, and more.