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 Name: Stargate
 Year: 1994
 Source: Blu-Ray (Extended D.C.) REMUX
 iMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0111282/
 US/(UK) Certification: Rated PG-13 for sci-fi action violence (PG)
 Genre: Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi

 Storyline: An interstellar teleportation device, found in Egypt, leads to a planet with humans resembling
 ancient Egyptians who worship the god Ra...
 
 Tagline: It will take you a million light years from home. But will it bring you back?
 
 Trivia: The early pre-release screenings of the movie were disastrous. The percentage of the audience who
 liked the movie fell into the mid-30s, and executive producer Mario Kassar realized the main problem was
 that the plot made zero sense. His solution: have the Ra character's dialogue subtitled, and made into
 information that presented a clear storyline. When these changes were made, the subsequent test screenings
 produced an overwhelming majority of positive reviews, and this carried the movie into becoming one of the
 surprise hits of fall 1994.

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 Release: Stargate.1994.EXTENDED.D.C.BluRay.2160p.Ai.DDP.7.1.DTS.H265-KC
 File Name: stargate.1994.extended.directors.cut.4k-kc.mkv
 Container: Matroska v4
 Codec iNFO:  V_MPEGH / iSO / HEVC
 Colour Space: YUV / iSO Subsampling 4:2:0 / BT.709 / SDR
 Profile: Main 10@L5@Main
 Bit Depth: 10 Bit
 Size: 38.5 GB approx.
 Chapters: 1 to 30
 Runtime: 2 Hour 10 minutes approx.
 Resolution: 3840x2160 Ai-Enhanced Upscale
 Aspect Ratio: 16:9 (w/Bars/Borders) It's 2024 matey's, media-players support auto-crop ;)
 Frame Rate: 23.976 (The way Cinematography should be...)
 Overall Bit Rate: 42.4 Mb/s (avg. - vbr)
 Sample included: YES - 80 seconds - That's 1920 screens all one after another matey!
 Language: English

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 Audio 1: Dolby Digital Plus 7.1 Surround (English/Main) @1536 kb/s (vbr) 48.0 kHz
 Audio 2: DTS 5.1 Surround (English/Main) @1536 kb/s (cbr) 48.0 kHz
 Audio 3: DD 2.0 (English/Commentary) @192 kb/s (cbr) 48.0 kHz w/ Director Roland Emmerich & Producer Dean Devlin

 Sub iNFO: If you don't see the language you want listed then try - opensubtitles[dot]com
 
 Subtitle: UTF-8 [S: Full [eng] (subrip)]
 Subtitle: UTF-8 [S: English [eng] (subrip)]
 
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 Details of the additional scenes included in the EXTENDED Director's Cut:-

   An additional scene added straight in at the beginning immediately after the opening titles (originally
   it faded to the dig at Giza) shows the entirety of the scene where Ra takes over the body of the caveboy
   showing the cavemen running from the light in the sky and showing him walking towards it. From this point
   it fades to the original opening scene at the Giza dig.
   
   Moments after the Stargate has been hoisted up by the workmen at the Giza dig, people notice that there
   is something underneath it: a group of the Hora guards encased in the stone. The director's commentary
   on the DVD states that these are other guards that have come through the gate after it was sealed and
   were re-integrated straight into the stone.
   
   In the scene after the Stargate has been opened for the first time and the military are checking the
   pictures of the marking of the gate on the other gate, after James Spader says he is 'positive' he can
   decipher the symbols, Kurt Russell's character turns and says "it's your call" in the theatrical version.
   In the special edition the line has been re-dubbed by him saying instead now "he's full of shit" -
   presumably this was done for rating purposes of the theatrical release.
   
   An additional scene before Kurt Russell is gearing up with the group about to go through the Stargate,
   shows him going to a secured area to look at the stone/fossil Horas.
   
   When the army group are setting up the camp in the desert there is a longer scene where the group discuss
   more about how the Stargate works and how they are going to get back to Earth. The scene during the
   sandstorm inside the pyramid is also extended with more footage of them talking about the sandstorm and
   how they are going to get back to earth.
   
   When the sandstorm initially hits at the Nagada village and Kurt Russell, James Spader and the others
   are locked inside the city, they decide that they do not want to stay and decide to leave; when the
   natives try to stop them Kurt Russell shoots at the ground to frighten them off. The boy (whom he later
   befriends) takes him up above to see the sandstorm approach. After this, a native that they were holding
   at gunpoint is released, and Jackson comments: "Sandstorm, that would have been a brilliant reason to
   shoot everyone."
   
   The scene when James Spader awakes in the sarcophagus after being killed is extended, showing him walking
   towards Ra's chamber, seeing a cat sitting on Ra's throne.
   
   When James Spader turns and shoots at Ra instead of his comrades so that they can flee, there are several
   extended cuts put in. Originally they were just ushered away by the natives, in the special edition they
   ride away on one of the Mastadges. Kurt Russell and James Spader are then seen lost in a sandstorm and
   found by the boys, and taken to the caves (which is in the theatrical edition); an additional scene after
   this sees the boys feeding the Mastadges outside the caves.
 
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