'Stargate: Continuum' General Discussion

[Snowman37]

Bingo.

[garhkal]

Though was not the only one we noted that happening to Apophis??

[jelgate]

Though was not the only one we noted that happening to Apophis??

So? It was referenced more then a few times by the Tok'ra that is what happens to the hosts of the System Lords.

[mrscopterdoc]

It so sad to see SG1 end like this. Mostly because I really do not like Continuum. Thier is really no story until halfway throught the movie when Ba'al's fleet attack Earth. It was boring in the alternate timeline because nothing was happening but I will say that I liked alternate Landry's speech to SG1. And speaking of Ba'al, how dumb can he be? You would think he would know that people would question why he is knowledgable about a planet he has never been too. It seems like the made this cunning villian so stupid to fit the plot of the movie. Although I will admit I found the time machine idea of montoiring solar flares to be interesting and I liked seeing the return of Hammond and President Hayes. But like it seems a plot was rushed in the second half of the movie and they rushed in for a solution quickly with SG1 going to 1929 to fix the past. It really feels like a standard 43 minute episode expanded to a movie format. But the thing that annoys me the most is the discontunity of the Ba'al host surviving despite past information showing that System Lords hosts have used the sarcophagaus too much to live without a symbiote

again, I agree with you. It was a good movie, but AoT was better.

[Thoth89]

This is my first post, so I'm hoping I'm not repeating and apologies if I am.

At the end of Continuum we see the picture in Cam's locker and surely he knows that the guy in the picture is him? Or are we to assume that the story was passed on and that everyone knows that there was a big time travel event back when the Stargate was being taken to America?

[garhkal]

Not sure.. Perhaps he remembers, but the SGC is none the wiser.
Otherwise they would LOVE to go to that planet praxis...

[Lt.Colonel John Sheppard]

i was re-watching the goa'uld scene and i am surprised they didn't bring back goa'ulds like Hathor, Heru'ur, Sokar, Anubis and Seth.

[fems]

i was re-watching the goa'uld scene and i am surprised they didn't bring back goa'ulds like Hathor, Heru'ur, Sokar, Anubis and Seth.

Hathor and Seth were still on Earth so they couldn't be brought back for the movie. Anubis was still banished and I really doubt Ba'al would risk searching him out, considering Anubis is much more powerful than he is.

[Lt.Colonel John Sheppard]

Hathor and Seth were still on Earth so they couldn't be brought back for the movie. Anubis was still banished and I really doubt Ba'al would risk searching him out, considering Anubis is much more powerful than he is.

and Heru'ur and Sokar?

[Sealurk]

and Heru'ur and Sokar?

Who knows? Maybe Ba'al wiped them out and seized their domains and armies, maybe they're his newest lieutenants and are off overseeing more remote parts of the galaxy in his name.

[garhkal]

Yup. Perhaps he had to "Make examples" of two of the bigger armies/system lords to get the others in line. I mean besides Sokar, only Anubis had one of those large mother ships. And Ba'al had one.. so he had to get it from somewhere.

[myowndrownedworld]

I really really liked this film. Much more than Ark
For me, it felt like a throwback to the earlier seasons

However i am not still satisfied if this remains to be the VERY LAST of gang of SG1

[hedwig]

I really really liked this film. Much more than Ark
For me, it felt like a throwback to the earlier seasons

However i am not still satisfied if this remains to be the VERY LAST of gang of SG1

You have a whole lot of company in that sentiment.

[garhkal]

Anyone think they got all the Ba'als?

[myowndrownedworld]

You have a whole lot of company in that sentiment.

Fingers crossed we have that third film