星际之门

五星推荐。按照豆瓣得分平均高于imdb1.2分来看，这个片子在8.3分会比较合理，这样也许看的人就多起来，现在才两万人，太可怜了！暴力宣传一波！

如果这部电影能早个几十年诞生也许就是经典的原点了。

那个年代的星球大战其实也就是披着科幻片的封建历史故事，犹如披着奇幻片的权利的游戏，在科幻和奇幻的底层逻辑上其实都相当潦草。

这部片子里能看到很多科幻元素的集合，比如外星人的形象，精神系控制的能力，金字塔，星际之门等。

尤其是星际之门这个设定，现在看来这个词可能已经用烂了，犹如空间法阵，任意门等，但是七个坐标的星际之门设定，充能，在那个年代还是科幻味十足的。当然这个也不能较真哈，毕竟虫洞用三维坐标来定位确实扯淡了一些，加上连续的生命体一半在这头一半在另外一头这些都有些违背现在的科学理论，可能也是很多人不喜欢的点吧。

不止这些，片子里对于外星科技的描述也相对潦草，武器到个人能力方面，都薄弱了些，对于奴隶其他文明的手段也一些简单。

不过商业片也有商业片的好处，撇开科学上的硬伤，从故事的底层逻辑看，这个片子反而相当成熟和具备一定的路基之上的细节描绘。

地球发现了星际之门-穿越过去探索（留下原子弹尾巴毁灭）-与外星文明交互-发现了地球原始的秘密-接触更高级的文明-联合外星文明一起反抗高级文明-happyending

从这个结构看，全程无尿点，故事新奇，美女也有，节奏不慢，没有神神叨叨的多线叙事，古怪台词，也许不值得多刷，但一定值得看至少一次。

Having laid the foundation of a nexus of television spin-offs thenceforward(persisting two and a half decades and ongoing, with a possible reboot in gestation), Roland Emmerich’s filmic progenitor is de facto less a hardcore Sci-Fi adventure than a thinly veiled propaganda piece of colonialism, which nominally transports a contingent of earthlings (all American soldiers bar one scientist) into a terra incognita through a wormhole generated by Stargate, a mysterious instrument disinterred in Egypt.

A classic pair of brain and brawn, Daniel Jackson (Spader, when he is personable to a fault),an Egyptologist and Colonel Jack O’Neil (Russell, sporting a neat crew-cut) takes the leads, what they discover is a desert planet inhabited by Ancient Egyptians, enslaved by Ra, the God of Sun (an epicene Jay Davidson in his second and last film role before retiring from the showbiz altogether), a big question mark should be alerted for the ethnic semblance here, which can be readily construed as a crass fable boasting USA’s heroic inference of a less developed nation here on earth, liberating its downtrodden people and debunking the truth of their God (or any totalitarian figure), tellingly, the film’s atheist and scientific stance looks promising, but soon a sweeping whiff of smugness and self-congratulation will swamp everything and tenacious to dissipate.

As it turns out, the real identity of the so-called Ra, isan alien hosting a human body (thousands of years before he hijacked early humans to this remote planet and started his draconian rule), and what he presides over is a pretty tinpot reign (in spite of his stately pyramid-shaped spaceship), not only is he doomed to be vanquished by a team of earthlings in the end (yes, O’Neil follows the order, andsurreptitiously bringsa portable nuclear bomb on board in case of contingency, this is very American), but also he is clearly in short measure of both materiel and personnel in the first place (a dozen underlings and three laser-shooting aircrafts, that is all), not to mention the sole victim subjected to his seemingly almighty puissance is after all, one of his own incompetent guard.

Among the extraterrestrial hoi polloi, due focal points are projected to a rebellious youngster Skaara (Cruz) and a beauteous Sha’uri (Avital), who is bequeathed as a wife to Jackson by her father Kasuf (Avari), the leader of the tribe, whose awakening-to-rising route is a well-trodden but insipidly crafted one. If one must single out an asset from the entire enterprise, it could only be the set-up of the titular Stargate, an abstruse device can literally open portals to every nook and cranny of our cosmic universe (depending on which group of coordinates one employs), however,Emmerich is not a Sci-Fi polymath but a workmanlike skin-scratcher, so the end result is proximate to anyone’s skeptic forecast.

referential films: Emmerich’s WHITE HOUSE DOWN (2013, 5.5/10), INDEPENDENCE DAY (1996, 6.9/10).