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Format: DVD

Jun 1997

Rated PG-13

Recording Mode: Dolby Surround AC-3

119 min.

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UPC: 012236044000
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Stargate (DVD, 1997) Other Editions...
Leading Role: James Spader, Kurt Russell
Director: Roland Emmerich

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Movie Description
In this visually creative space adventure from the team that would go on to give the world INDEPENDENCE DAY and GODZILLA, a timid, glasses-wearing Egyptologist (James Spader) uncovers an ancient portal to another planet and is dispatched there forthwith--along with blundering, clodfooted government troops (led by Kurt Russell). The downtrodden populace they encounter, ruled by godlike, androgynous King Ra (Jaye Davidson, in his first role after becoming a star in THE CRYING GAME), must be led to literacy and freedom; Ra must be defeated; the intellectual must find his machismo; and our boys must return to Earth.

Credits
Cast:James Spader, Kurt Russell
Director:Roland Emmerich
Producer:Dean Devlin, Joel B. Michaels, Mario Kassar, Oliver Eberle

Film Notes
DVD Features:

Region 1 Encoding
Keep Case
Interactive Menus
Production Notes
Bios
Theatrical Trailer

Industry Reviews
"...For kids, there are relentless special effects....For adults, there is a smartly designed parallel universe....Plenty of enticing moments..."
New York Times - p.C6 - Caryn James

"...Impressive-looking..."
USA Today - p.4D - Susan Wloszczyna

"...Panache....[A] spectacle which crosses LAWRENCE OF ARABIA with STAR WARS..." -- Rating: B
Entertainment Weekly - pp.96-7 - Glenn Kenny

"...Spader is surprisingly funny and resilient..."
Los Angeles Times - Peter Rainer (10/28/1994)


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