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Robert C. CooperScénario:
Robert C. CooperPhotographie:
Peter F. WoesteMusique:
Joel GoldsmithActeurs·trices:
Ben Browder, Michael Shanks, Amanda Tapping, Christopher Judge, Claudia Black, Beau Bridges, Sarah Strange, Morena Baccarin, Julian Sands (plus)VOD (1)
Résumés(1)
In search of an Ancient artifact they hope can defeat the oppressive Ori, the team not only learns that the Ori are set to launch a final assault on Earth, but a double-crossing I.O. operative is aboard the Odyssey! (texte officiel du distributeur)
Critiques (4)
All good things must come to an end, and Stargate SG-1 has successfully done so. Despite the excessive criticism that poured in during the last two seasons, Ori, Adria, Vala, and especially Cameron Mitchell were my close companions in many powerful moments. The story of Stargate: The Ark of Truth unfolds in the same spirit, definitively closing the chapter of the past few years and sending SG-1 towards new adventures. And it is indeed an epic closure, because all the heroes fulfill exactly the roles we expect from them, and the unexpected storyline with the Replicators is a gift that grateful fans will not forget. And yet an even bigger gift still awaits us...
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When I started watching this movie, I realized I never actually finished the whole series. The characters have changed a lot, and I was quite lost in it. Since it was one of my favorite series, I'll have to revisit it sometime. The movie definitely didn't disappoint me, and it still has what I loved about the series. I'm a bit disappointed that Richard Dean Anderson has taken a backseat, and he's not in this movie at all. He's the reason I watched the show in the first place. MacGyver is a childhood legend for me. So yes, nostalgia points are also included.
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This farewell movie is pretty much on par with every other double episode late in the show. I watched SG1, but I never became an ardent fan, so The Ark of Truth wasn’t that satisfying. The TV quality that irradiates from every scene (bad special effects, cheap sets) could be forgiven (you are already used to it from the show after all these years), but the showrunners could have worked harder for this major event. Already from the beginning you can guess the next “unpredictable” coincidence that will move the plot forward or the problems the characters will face. Basically, there isn’t a single surprise, everything has already been used in the show (and many times even better). I’m giving it 3 stars (and there were moments when I thought of two, maybe because of the excessive expectations that remained unmet) hoping that Continuum fares better.
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The gate is a matter of the heart for me, so take the rating with some reserve. As the ending to the series, Arch of Truth serves well, but when you’re watching the movie you must take it with slight reserve too. But in any case, super wisecracks, my favorite team (O'Neill was missing, but they’ll make up for that next time) and a plot that has something about it. I’m just pretty satisfied. I’m looking forward to the next movie, which I think has that much greater potential. P.S.: The dubbing is heavy-handed, wtf. Whose idea was it to change dubbers?
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