Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #41411 in DVD
• Released on: 2008-07-28
• Rating: Suitable for 12 years and over
• Format: PAL
• Number of discs: 1
• Running time: 168 minutes

Synopsis
scientists and military personnel is dispatched to the distant Pegasus galaxy to explore the remnants of the Lost City of the Ancients, also known as Atlantis in this STARGATE SG-1 spin-off series. Contains the episodes 'Midway', 'The Kindred', 'The Kindred, Part Two', and 'The Last Man'.

Customer Reviews

The Best Atlantis DVD So Far I Think
There might be a few spoilers just to let you know beforehand.

I think that this is by far the best Atlantis DVD released so far. You don't get many Stargate DVDs where all four episodes are absolutly fantastic, you usally get one dull episode every DVD but the four episodes on this DVD are simply great and very addictive.
Obviously you need to have watched all the other Atlantis DVDs to fully grasp the concept of the storyline.

Episode 1...Teal'c comes over to Atlantis to prepare Ronon for an interview with the IOA. Some pretty awesome scenes in this episode. e.g. Teal'c and Ronon kicking the Wraith's asses together and especially the fight scene between Teal'c and Ronon

Episode 2...Teyla goes in search for her people and gets captured by Micheal along the way but the best part is the return of Carlson Beckett even though it is only at the end.

Episode 3...The second part of episode 2. Rodney McKay has to get used to the fact that his best friend Carlson Beckett has returned.

Episode 4...John Sheppard gets sent 4800 years into the future and finds Atlantis completly deserted and that the city is no longer surrounded by ocean but has dried up and is now surrounded by vast dessert and sand dunes. This is the best episode of all on this DVD, maybe even the best 'To Be Continued' episode at the end of a season of Atlantis. I think that the best part of this is when the hologram of McKay is telling Sheppard about the story of what happened to everyone after Sheppard accidentally went 4800 years into the future. He tells this story in parts so it's a very gripping episode and the end of this episode is just fantastic.

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