i think it'll be a new story no like sg-1 or sga
hope that the history take place in the asgard galaxy =P
it can be a good show
well i'm waiting 4 it and 4 the movies =)
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GAT-X207 wrote:werent teh goauyld too powerful when they wereintroduced?
No because there was Asgard stopping them. And they Goa'uld were weak in universal level. Ofcourse starter Tau'ri was no match even for them.
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even though SG1 is not as it prime withouth the all -funny Oneil ..I would still love to see ethe end of the anti Ori war
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I dunno. SG-1 has slowly been declining somewhat.
First they can O'neill.
Then they eliminate the Goauld (Well cept for Ba'al. hes a smart SoB).
Season 9 was pretty bad. They added Mitchell which in my mind was sorta.... odd (He was a kid going "Whoopie. SG-1 ,SG-1. *Starts crying* Bwaaaaaahumphhumph. I GOT to have it with teh same members.)
Season 10 is a HUGE improvement over 9...... I personally think a diferant enemy would have made it better..... but i digress. We will se how the new one turns out.
P.S. No offence to any fans i offended.
First they can O'neill.
Then they eliminate the Goauld (Well cept for Ba'al. hes a smart SoB).
Season 9 was pretty bad. They added Mitchell which in my mind was sorta.... odd (He was a kid going "Whoopie. SG-1 ,SG-1. *Starts crying* Bwaaaaaahumphhumph. I GOT to have it with teh same members.)
Season 10 is a HUGE improvement over 9...... I personally think a diferant enemy would have made it better..... but i digress. We will se how the new one turns out.
P.S. No offence to any fans i offended.
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This is what happens season 10 last season of SG-1 ever, then they make 2 movies, 1 movie "wraps up the Ori storyline" they probably kill em, the second movie is a "stand alone movie" and to fans delight, it is SG-1 fighting the goa'uld, then after they have made the two movies they rush into production of the third series.
Here is the official GateWorld description of the stargate movies:
Wright unveils SG-1 movie titles
Monday - January 15, 2007 | by Darren Sumner
The titles for the first two Stargate SG-1 movies have been revealed!
Executive producer Brad Wright shared the movies' working titles in a new interview at StargateSG1.com.
Stargate: The Ark of Truth is being written by SG-1 executive producer Robert C. Cooper, who will also direct it. The film will start principal photography on April 15, with a shooting schedule of roughly four weeks.
"That's going to be the story that [Cooper] wanted to end the season with," Wright said. "It's going to be a big, splashy feature film." The movie will tie up the 2-year Ori storyline from the television series.
"It is a great story," Wright said. "It's a big story. It involves travelling to the Ori galaxy."
Stargate: Continuum will follow as a stand-alone story, written by Wright. Long-time Stargate director Martin Wood is expected to be tapped to direct the film, which Wright hopes will prove that the SG-1 franchise can support an on-going series of movies.
"My movie is a stand-alone," he said. "And what I hope to prove is it's the first in a string of movies that can continue the SG-1 legacy. ... I hope it's the first of many 2-hour movies, direct-to-DVD or bigger. I think we can show -- and I hope the audience shows by buying the DVDs! -- that the franchise still has a long way to go."
Wright also confirmed that Ben Browder, Amanda Tapping, Michael Shanks, Christopher Judge, and Claudia Black have signed on for both films. (A deal with Beau Bridges was apparently being pursued when the interview was filmed in December, but the producer was not sure if it had been signed yet.)
Much of the SG-1 crew will also return behind the scenes.
The films are expected to be released on DVD next fall, but MGM's final plans have yet to be announced. Wright also expressed confidence that a deal would be struck from them to be broadcast on television at some point.
Here is the official GateWorld description of the stargate movies:
Wright unveils SG-1 movie titles
Monday - January 15, 2007 | by Darren Sumner
The titles for the first two Stargate SG-1 movies have been revealed!
Executive producer Brad Wright shared the movies' working titles in a new interview at StargateSG1.com.
Stargate: The Ark of Truth is being written by SG-1 executive producer Robert C. Cooper, who will also direct it. The film will start principal photography on April 15, with a shooting schedule of roughly four weeks.
"That's going to be the story that [Cooper] wanted to end the season with," Wright said. "It's going to be a big, splashy feature film." The movie will tie up the 2-year Ori storyline from the television series.
"It is a great story," Wright said. "It's a big story. It involves travelling to the Ori galaxy."
Stargate: Continuum will follow as a stand-alone story, written by Wright. Long-time Stargate director Martin Wood is expected to be tapped to direct the film, which Wright hopes will prove that the SG-1 franchise can support an on-going series of movies.
"My movie is a stand-alone," he said. "And what I hope to prove is it's the first in a string of movies that can continue the SG-1 legacy. ... I hope it's the first of many 2-hour movies, direct-to-DVD or bigger. I think we can show -- and I hope the audience shows by buying the DVDs! -- that the franchise still has a long way to go."
Wright also confirmed that Ben Browder, Amanda Tapping, Michael Shanks, Christopher Judge, and Claudia Black have signed on for both films. (A deal with Beau Bridges was apparently being pursued when the interview was filmed in December, but the producer was not sure if it had been signed yet.)
Much of the SG-1 crew will also return behind the scenes.
The films are expected to be released on DVD next fall, but MGM's final plans have yet to be announced. Wright also expressed confidence that a deal would be struck from them to be broadcast on television at some point.