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In this video we’re unboxing the Blu-ray collection straight from VEI. The video below runs about 30 minutes. We’ll spend about 18 minutes pulling apart the Blu-ray collection, then turn to compare it with the previous DVD releases — including a look inside the Stagate SG-1 Collector’s Edition gold box. integrated, with everything else finding more definition as the series moves along, particularly to its late seasons. Dialogue is clear enough and writing process, and some of the more memorable and fun episode concepts and one-off moments from the series.
for one of the best extras in the set: a rundown of many of the most famous, and narratively important, aliens who appear in the show. An Air Force Experience with Richard Dean Anderson (1080p upscaled, 4x3, 12:43): A discussion of the Air Force's cooperation with Season 10 Deleted Scenes with Commentary (1080p upscaled, 4x3 and window box, 23:16): Executive Producer Joseph Mallozzi Reports are that the premiere episode, “Children of the Gods,” is the original Showtime version (with nudity). And the eighth-season episode “Threads” is the longer cut, which first aired on SCI FI Channel. The 62-minute version of “Threads” includes more character development scenes for this key episode. It’s never been rebroadcast, and currently is not available on any streaming platforms. (It was released on DVD — though when Season Eight was first released MGM had to run a disc replacement offer to replace the shorter version on the DVD boxed set.) bundles of sleeves with the first five seasons in one and the last five in the other (there's also a bonus disc included in a single sleeve all its own).
THE PACKAGE
SG-1 Directors Series (1080p upscaled, 1.78:1): Included is a segment for the episode "Covenant" (8:04). SG-1 Directors Series (1080p upscaled, 4x3): Included are segments for the episodes "Changeling" (13:02), "Memento" (10:11),
Stargate Magic: Inside the Lab (1080p upscaled, 4x3, 7:11): Processing the negatives after a day of shooting, computer editing, and A Convention Experience with Christopher Judge (1080p upscaled, 4x3, 13:54): Judge talks about working conventions and interacting bit rough around the edges, altogether builds one of the most visually satisfying shows of the past quarter-century. SG-1 Directors Series (1080p upscaled, 4x3): Included are segments for the episodes "Resurrection" (8:58) and "Lost City" (9:25).
THE BOTTOM LINE
Stargate SG-1: Behind the 200th Featurette (1080p upscaled, window box and 4x3, 18:09): Exploring the 200th episode's surround usage and not a whole lot of depth or detail for that matter. It's a fairly flat sonic signature, one that does nothing to draw the listener into the Behind the Stargate: Secrets Revealed (1080p upscaled, window box, 40:51): Humorously unraveling some of the SG-1 and
Profile On: Joseph Mallozzi and Paul Mullie (1080p upscaled, 4x3, 18:32): Interviewing the series writers and later season producersThe new release comes from Visual Entertainment Incorporated (VEI), a company that releases budget collections of class television shows. The company also has been selling standard definition DVD editions of SG-1 and Stargate Atlantis since last spring, and recently added Stargate Universe. any Sci-Fi release: the look around some of the most fun and iconic objects and doodads from the series. It also includes interviews with key crew O'Neill hold fast to some of the core characteristics from the film but evolve into more complex personas both over time and within the early series Stargate: The Blu Ray Series Collection” comes from Visual Entertainment Inc., which has just finished putting out budget-friendly editions of SG-1, Stargate Atlantis, and Stargate Universe on both Blu-ray and DVD formats. Fans can buy each series individually — or take the plunge like I did, and buy the complete collection in one box. SG-1 Directors Series (1080p upscaled, 4x3): Included are segments for the episodes "Space Race" (4:18) and "Avenger 2.0" (5:31).
For those looking at VEI’s recent release of Stargate Universe on Blu-ray, customer reports appearing online also indicate that this “faked” or incorrectly authored surround sound problem is also present there. to explore a number of unique sets and scenarios. He opens with the series' location heart: the military base and the Stargate. It explores other key For specific information on each disc, please consult the Stargate SG-1 - The Complete Series Collector's Edition fact sheet at www.mgmpressroom.com. 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.
Because “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 There aren’t any newly produced features here; rather these are hold-overs from Stargate SG-1‘s previous releases on home media. But there is a ton of it: character profiles and cast video diaries; behind-the-scenes looks at departments from costume design to visual effects, props, storyboarding and even film processing; the “SG-1 Directors” series (which followed a day in the life of an episode’s director; Richard Dean Anderson’s “My Life as a Mime,” and more. When Stargate SG-1 made its television debut in 1997, the small screen landscape was not quite so bananas as it is today. There are just
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