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Stargate
- The Director's Cut: In 1928, an ancient Egyptian artefact
covered in strange symbols is excavated at the foot of the
Great Pyramids. Decades later the American Government recruits
the help of Egyptologist Dr Daniel Jackson to decode the secret
of these symbols. He reveals the key to a "stargate",
an intergalactic portal to the far side of the known universe.
Jackson is joined by a crack military unit led by Colonel
O'Neill on a voyage of discovery. Through the stargate they
find themselves in a futuristic desert ruled by the godlike
King Ra. Unwittingly Jackson has reopened a space/time corridor
that the ancient Egyptians closed to this despotic ruler centuries
ago. The band of explorers can only imagine the power that
they have unleashed and the adventure that is about to unfold...
Deep
Star Six: After six months of confinement, tempers are
running short among the 11 strong crew of Deep Star Six,
a secret undersea research laboratory whose mission is to
reconstruct an underwater nuclear missile launch platform.
After the base commander, Dr. John Van Gelder, orders the
excavation crew to explode a cavern, the command centre is
attacked and communication with the crew is broken. With structural
damage increasing and oxygen supplies decreasing, the remaining
crew members make a startling discovery...
Flash
Gordon: Flash Gordon is zapped from Earth into a sci-fi
adventure on planet Mongo with his beautiful companion Dale.
In an attempt to put an end to Ming the Merciless' plans to
destroy the Earth, Flash battles Ming's goons and declines
the advances of the luscious Space Princess Aura. With the
help of Prince Vultan Flash Gordon takes the Ming Empire by
storm...
Stargate:
The Director's Cut is without a doubt the best movie in
this collection. Both Deep Star Six and Flash Gordon
are well below par, but worth watching if you've never seen
them.
Even
though all three movies are showing their age, there's no
denying that this collection represents excellent value for
money. At just over £5 per DVD this is certainly worth
picking up - especially if you never managed to pick up the
Stargate DVD when it was originally released.
Pete
Boomer
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