I was almost a little disappointed. It was a big time film, with almost everything -- but it wasn't conclusive enough even on it's own, let alone for someone who's watched 10 years of stargate. As a part of stargate it was very good. As a final ending, and finishing note for 10 years, it was lacking. It didn't really answer my unanswered questions, you know - the one's you always watch every episode to see if some hint is revealed.
The biggest disappointment for me was, that I've really missed Jack O'Neill (or Richard Dean Anderson) being a part of the series, and I was Thrilled when I saw he was in the credits for this one, but then he didn't even have a particularly prominent role.
It's totally possible I'm just disappointed because this is the last ting, but I really wanted it to be huge, and make the series feel complete.
But they were smart in terms of going back to the basics, and bringing us all back to the really good stargate of those first few seasons.
The biggest disappointment for me was, that I've really missed Jack O'Neill (or Richard Dean Anderson) being a part of the series, and I was Thrilled when I saw he was in the credits for this one, but then he didn't even have a particularly prominent role.
It's totally possible I'm just disappointed because this is the last ting, but I really wanted it to be huge, and make the series feel complete.
But they were smart in terms of going back to the basics, and bringing us all back to the really good stargate of those first few seasons.