April 6, 2008
Nothing beats the original
Dirk Benedict, Herb Jefferson Jr., Jane Seymour
After the destruction of the human colonies, the last major fighter carrier leads a makeshift refugee fleet in a search for Earth.
DVD Release Date: June 8, 1999
Stats: 377 reviews
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July 11, 2007This bored me to tears. I could never get into the movie or the television series. It had a superb theme song, great ships, awesome Cylons, and a neato robot dog, but the human characters were dull; I didn't like any of them. The insectoid Ovions were cool when they were cocoonin...( read more)
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June 16, 2007Trashy TV special shown in cinemas in an attempt to cash in on the popularity of Star Wars. It's pure 70s cheese from beginning to end, and that's part of it's appeal. And Starbuck is even cooler than the Face man! Entertainingly kitsch junk that really only has value for the nos...( read more)
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May 29, 2009Another great movie. Special effects are awesome!! It's about mankinds fight for survival after a robotic race called the Cylons destroy their home planet Caprica. Caprica was said to have a sister world called Earth. When this takes place, wether or not we're talkin about our Ea...( read more)
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March 30, 2009Battlestar Commander Adama's (Lorne Greene) has 2 sons: eldest son named Apollo (Richard Hatch) & younger son named Zac (Rick Springfield) convinces Starbuck (Dirk Benedict) to let him go in his place. Apollo is losing his love one named Serina (Jane Seymour) on Caprica.
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February 4, 2007Yeah the original is great!
But the Cylons have evolved... and so has Galactica
The new series are maybe the best written, best performed and directed series of the decade.
If you agree with me,
You're fraking welcome to the fleet.
So say we all!!!
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