This film was released in july 29, 2008, in june 29, 2008 don s davis(general hammond) died of heart attack... It's been 12 years but RIP mr.Don Davis. You were among my favorite sg characters
They're definitely CG in this part at least.. which makes it easier to have the correct representations because it's difficult to get a bunch of real F-15s and especially real MiGs for filming.
One thing I like about this scene (of many) is that it shows the mutual professional respect between Carter and Mitchell. Mitchell is a top notch aviator, and led a fighter wing to save SG1 during the fight over the Antarctic. However, him and Carter worked in tandem here. Carter's prowess as a pilot is shown without taking away from others. When she suggest hitting the deck, Mitchell respects it. Little touches like that help make SG1 such a great series.
I really liked how the Stargate SG-1 Series progressed in cooperating with other Countries about the Stargate Program and a little bit of politics involved. Such really good Stories from the writers. I would really like to see how Earth has progressed after the Events from the War with the Wraith and SGU Series.
@@tarnyowl6068 When faced against somewhat advanced humans, Goau'ld fall back on their motherships. Because it doesnt matter how advanced you are if you can't protect yourself from an orbital bombardment.
Just finished a full SG1 & Movies rewatch. Continuum has some of the coolest cinematography and visuals of the entire SG1 run. These scenes are absolutely fantastic. Imagine if the whole show had this budget.
Nothing gave out a Russian spy in Stirlitz, not a parachute strap behind his back, not a Mauser in a holster, not even a KGB officer ID sticking out of his jacket pocket...))))
@@Максим-ф4ъ3н he wasn’t a Russian spy tho, they traveled back in time and ended up in a facility they weren’t supposed to be in. The guy asked Daniel if they were Soviet spies in Russian, since Daniel knew how to speak Russian he replied in Russian “No” and then Jack said “Daniel” as if to say you aren’t helping.
Death Gliders were built for intimidation and ground attacks. In a dogfight, Earth fighters were far superior. Their main design flaw was that Gliders couldn't aim. They can only shoot what's in front of them.
@@refulgent_fanta also the goauld were rarely if ever up against an enemy that had tech that required a dedicated air to air fighter so the glider probably was never designed for that in mind
Well, damn, you have about 200 hours of content to catch up on then. I just rewatched the whole series. Favorite sci-fi ever, and I'm a super fan of Star Trek. The writing is incredible on SG-1. Atlantis is pretty good too, but it falls flat a lot, especially by comparison.
agreed! Stargate always had great sound but this scene is amazing. Perfectly mixed, great action even with a classic score, and can hear everything they're saying even with the realism of them not taking off their masks during combat.
Mitchel: What did you just say? Daniel: We're American, please shoot the people chasing us. God I miss this show. It's lines like this that were the reason I watched this show. Sure it was dark, but it mixed in some lighthearted humor to keep things interesting in a way that never felt forced.
But now we have... Star Trek Discovery and Aex kurtzman hipsters archetypes making stunning and brave scripts in the wonderful 2020... I can't even....
@@Hei_Darkfire Not at all, I will edit the Hardbass in there somehow. Maybe the moment when Daniel "talks to the MIGs" I can slide it in there instead of Daniel speaking Russian, cut, and then Mitchell's normal script line play "What the hell did you just say"? , then Daniel's "We are americans pleas....etc". That could work xD, like a "hardbass code" only russians understand.... I dunno I'm trying to make the joke work, any ideas?
@@Hei_Darkfire I was also thinking of editing it in a way that seemed like the MIGs were listening to Hardbass (instrumental) at FULL vol. Like a distant Hardbass that gets louder as the MIGs pass by the F15 and then distant again as they get closer to the gliders. You know, the standard effect of a vehicle with loud music passing by. That would also be funny, especially if we keep sliding the Hardbass playing in the radioish background behind the audio of the Russian pilot replying to Daniel lol.
You know the best part? Those where Mig-29s those are short range Air Supremacy fighters, in other words Those brave Ivans where on a Suicide Run. That truly shows the desperation the people of Earth where in.
Or the russians had an aircraft carrier deployed in the genera vicinity. They saw the goa'uld ships and likely would've deployed all assets, which would include aircraft carriers.
Shurukin srry but su-27k is the only varrient tge russians made that is capable of launching from a carrier, so the op is correct that for migs to go out into the atlantic even as far north sea would put migs fuel dangerously low. So thus it was suicide flight. Unless the brits or Norwegians decided they were ok with refueling russian planes at their air bases. I know the comment of in air refueling is going to come up. Russian air fleet in air refueling is antiquated at best n migs as far as i know are designed for in air refueling
While I agree that it should be one of the Su-27 variant instead of MiG-29, I should point out that currently, Russian start to replace the SU-33 on Kuznetsov with MiG-29K. The original plan was to start replacing them in 2010, but budget reason cause them to be delayed. It's not far fetch to assume something in this timeline make MiG-29K come into commission earlier, or even in place of Su-33 in the first place.
IJN Yamato what? He never said that the Migs were outclassed by the gliders, in fact you are correct in the statement that the Migs would wreck the gliders However it is true that the mig-29 is a short range aircraft. With a range of only 1,400 km whereas the f15 has a range of 1,900 km both without drop tanks, and the SU-27 has a range of above 3000 km. So yes, the mig-29 is short range, that is also not include the fact that the mig-29 can ONLY have ONE belly drop tank whereas most other aircraft have wing pylons to mount multiple drop tanks.
funny, i just got back from russia and they do take alot of pride in the MIG .its just ironic funny in this video that the americans are running away and then asking the russians for help ahah. It not often you see the russians protrayed in a postive way in the media which is unfortunate
Actually, what people really dislike is to see a strong country invade a weak country. It grates on their sense of fairness. Of course they don't like when passenger planes are shot out of the sky, but that could be a mistake. There is no getting around invading a weaker neighbor who has no chance of resisting. They identify with the invaded. It's the "Why don't you pick on someone your own size or who can fight back?" principle.
@wistals3deniks, not true. 1.T hat airplane was led by Ukranian control tower into a war zone when it was shut down. Only a lunatics or extremely unprofessional people would make that mistake. And there was no proof who actually launched the missile. 2. US and Europe have illegally taken away Kosovo which belong to another country, and illegally invaded Syria and other countries in Middle East. Russia have taken away Crimea, but still made far less crimes than US in all their history. See on google how many countries US invaded in past. 3. Gay people are disliked in many countries by governments and various groups. 4. Again no proof of hacking attacks, but there are proofs that CIA is hacking and spying on people, and NSA is also tracking ordinary citizens. Those with so much blood on their hands should be quite when it comes to blaming others. Just enjoy and watch stargate, it is easier than learning your own history.
Aussie Flipper True, for the most part. Though unfortunately, I'm certain that there's a couple regions that I can think of that would probably be a bit too stubborn to even admit that aliens would be attacking us - namely the majority of Middle East and North Korea.
Aussie Flipper Oh, they would fight. But I seriously think that they would try to hit us first, or would have civil wars first, because Islam doesn't give credence to Aliens (maybe they would say that the aliens were Djinns), and the citizenry imprisoned within North Korea has been brainwashed into thinking that the Kim family are all-powerful Gods, so aliens couldn't possibly exist to them. But again, overall the world would unite to work together. I just don't have much optimism for those regions.
Many movies have shown this sort of behaviour humans are extremely stubborn and selfish we are divided over petty reasons and would only truely unite in the fact of a vastly superior foe when there is no choice. Sadly i'd doubt that if ever a enemy strong enough to destroy us all will appear even that won't be enough to bury the hatchet for many.
if we went to war with aliens, if we won, IF, then afterwards we'd try to force our religions on them, spend billions on dollars and pounds housing them and getting them on benefits while our own people starved on the streets. We barely have enough resources and space to feed and house our own people. Thats why I am team Thanos, half the universe is worth the price.
This was one reason the Atlantis finale was so weird. they only use the 302s to protect earth in “enemy at the gate”. like we don’t have hundreds of jets and other defense, especially thanks to the SGC, but none of that is see on The final Atlantis
exactly! I was so confused on why they only launched 302s. I guess Stargate did make a few mistakes in continuity here and there. For example in the first season, 2 Ha'taks were supposed to be deadly enough to bomb the Earth into submission, but apparently 1 ha'tak blast only takes out a block or so in this movie?
@@heliothrax7716 To be fair, I've never considered that to be a problem in the continuity. At that time in the show earth had no defense against a ha'tak, they tried to throw two super powered nukes at them and it didn't work. Even if it takes hours or days to destroy a city, they could sit up there raining down shots for months and we couldn't stop them
@@heliothrax7716 I think that the Ha'tak weapons can be charged to various degrees. In season 1 they mention that one shot from a Ha'tak could be as powerful as 200 megatons. But it can also probably be far weaker if it's making precision strikes. Remember, most Goa'uld are sadistic and cruel, they would like to draw out on the suffering, increase the amount of time it takes to destroy the earth, just to cause terror and suffering. Decrease the power of each shot to increase the "fun factor" so to say lol.
Something doesn't feel Russian about those MiGs. Maybe they needed some Hardbass pumping and the three stripes of Adidas on the fuselage as they flew by.
2 Ha'tak ships could slowly but surely conquer Earth in a few months, however Baal did not take any chances and he brought the entire Goa'uld army in the galaxy...dammm!
Well, Thor once said that if System lords unite against a common foe, they would'be capable of launching an attack 200 times that of what Apophis did. Looks like his estimations were correct, obviously this force is even bigger since Ba'al did away with infighting among system lords.
@@DavidKnowles0 You know, there could be other Ha'tak vessels over China, Europe, Russia, Africa..... You would not be able to see them from these camera angles...........
@@DavidKnowles0That's probably because Ba'al just got out of the war to subjugate the rest of the Goa'uld. They were united, yes, but they're forces were depleted from their previous war with each other...
Use your half dead brain for a second. Do you really think that there is any tech on earth that can take out beings that navigate in "vehicles" the size of large cities,(or larger) through space ? You think way to highly of yourselves. Any being with such advanced technology would destroy the entire population in minutes without time even given to fight. In fact, there would most likely be anything that wasn't purely mechanical left working before they even hit the earths atmosphere. All your defenses ..... utterly useless. Handguns, bio and chemical warfare absolutely useless as well. They would already have proven to be far superior just by showing up. Keep dreaming nerds
@@guestspinelli2435 in this scene the death gliders are piloted ny slaves essentially, and more importantly stargate had already established that they were not designed for combat. In this scenario its a bit more reasonable for some russian migs to take down a group of them.
Use your half dead brain for a second. Do you really think that there is any tech on earth that can take out beings that navigate in "vehicles" the size of large cities,(or larger) through space ? You think way to highly of yourselves. Any being with such advanced technology would destroy the entire population in minutes without time even given to fight. In fact, there would most likely be anything that wasn't purely mechanical left working before they even hit the earths atmosphere. All your defenses ..... utterly useless. Handguns, bio and chemical warfare absolutely useless as well. They would already have proven to be far superior just by showing up. Keep dreaming nerds
@@guestspinelli2435 Copy paste comment, i see my reply to your other comment was pointless. Your replied to this with your copy paste but this comment isn't even remotely saying that earth would stand a chance against a hostile alien force. Why are you posting it on random irrelevant comments.
@@guestspinelli2435 considering the jaffa are basically a soldier spam on anything competent I would say yes. We may not be able to do much against the ships in orbit but in the case of gliders they are doomed.
"Sierra Golf, we must complete our mission, do you understand?" "Understood" Funny way of saying "You've gotta sacrifice yourselves to protect us." I mean, it was the right call, but still.
It wasn't their job to die, but to escort SG-1 to their mission objective and dealing with enemy persuit craft is part of that. Arguably a death sentence either way given that they had to dogfight with the gliders and probably used up whatever fuel they had left and had to land in the cold waters of the North Atlantic.
0:20 I love how theres a guy with a flashlight and moving it all fast to make seem genuine. But it honestly looks like little kid playing with a flashlight
I think they learned not to mess with human fighters in general on that night. 2 F-15's engaged, 2 Death Gliders immediately died. 6 MiG-29's engaged, 6 Death gliders immediately died. Who knows how many it took for the Jaffa to actually win the dogfight or if they did.
@@RedneckRapture the thing is both F-15 and MiG-29 can lock and fire onto more than one target at a time, and that's a huge advantage against an enemy with dumb LOS weapons that attacks in large groups. Hell, any nuclear tipped anti-air missile would've wiped them out of the sky.
@@ancaplanaoriginal5303 Oh yeah, no doubt. I'm only surprised they did not engage as they saw the gliders coming down, they were certainly within range. I can only imagine the sheer hell the Jaffa will face on Earth when they land troops to 'mop up' and discover that most of Earth's military forces dispersed off their bases days before the bombardments started.
That would be sweet. I think this would be awesome because first of all, the Ha'tak bombardment isnt OP like in some other media, it only destroys like a max of around a maybe block or two of a city (as seen from multiple episodes and this scene), not to mention, both forces seem evenly matched, with Tau'ri having better tactics but the Goa'uld having better technology on paper.
The series specifically calls them out as being terror weapons instead of weapons of war. It's how the humans keep winning despite being at a huge technological disadvantage - the Goa'uld are used to mostly ceremonial wars.
@@Dafeaz Or they fight against a very technologically disadvantaged enemy. Their tactics are obsolete, usually relying on brute force. Tau'ri while outnumbered is using diversion and guerrilla warfare at least in the first seasons.
they should made that dog fight a bit more longer from bullets to missiles ... its like remembering independence day..im at the edge of my seat ... huuuu raaaa
Its possibly the best weapon sound from any series, forget the turbo lasers of star wars and the phasers from star trek. If I were to make a sci fi movie with aliens, this is the gun sound I would choose.
That is the sound of a 2000 megaton yield bolt of energy discharging from a Ha'Tak class Staff Cannon. Each Ha'Tak vessel has 60 evenly spaced on the scaffolding structure around the pyramid.
@@sam23696 , I thought in the alternative reality, they estimated 300-megaton per shot. Not 2000. The 2000 was from naquda enhanced hydrogen bombs which did nothing to Hak’tak shields. The staff cannon is much more concentrated fire which deals more damage than the naquda enhanced H bomb even when the yield is lower.
@@landroval6049 I havent heard the hive ships cannons in a while, but judging by what I remember, I think your right. I would probally include them too! :)
@@builder396 Yeah, the D was a combat capable trainer designed to serve as a training platform for the F-15A and C. However, it was still compatible with all weapons and can serve as a fighter in a pinch.
I always wanted to see more comparisons between Earth and Goa'uld technology. Ever since the famous P90 demonstration scene where it's canonically confirmed that Gao'uld weapons are designed for terror instead of war I have wanted to see goa'uld facing helicopters, m1 abrams and everything in our arsenal. I addition to that, Earth was always unique in that it had _billions_ of people on it, making it more populous then probably most of the planets in the gate network. The Goa'uld must look upon Earth and see a nearly insurmountable challenge given the number of uprisings they have on primitive worlds. I just love the idea that no matter the odds they face whenever SG1 steps through the gate they have the backing of 7 billion peoples worth of modern military industrial complex.
yer, imagine the full might of Nato, the Russian federation and PLA, they would crush absolutely CRUSH anything the Goauld could put out. The only advantage is there space craft numbers. And land based battle would be a massacre simply because of the Jaffa really don't understand the concept of cover :P
@@alexdavis-mann8513 Well, if the Jaffa are deployed as ground forces, it´s usually either against primitives, or against other system lords. If they encounter an advanced civilization, like the Tollan, they usually just bomb them from space, and then send the Jaffa to clean up. Therefore, it´s no surprise that Jaffa are not really used to taking cover.
i jus had to say this was in my opinion this is the best part in the movie... cums to show tht even wit the tauri primitive technology the F-15 and mig 29 correct me if im wrong surley give the gliders a run for their money.....
It is repeatedly shown that Earth is at about the pinnacle of projectile weapons possibilities, while energy weapons are significantly less developed, particularly Goa'uld. It is shown that there is overlap. But then you get to some more energy weapons, Asgard Plasma Beams, Ori Beam weapons, Traveler's/Ronan's pistols are all shown to be a significant improvement over their counterparts, both energy and projectile. Guided Missiles are also shown to have a big advantage, both earth design and ancient drones. Additionally F-15s and MiGs are designed for atmospheric air to air combat in contrast to the gliders, which are designed to attack capital ships in space. The Gliders engaged the F-15s and MiGs in exactly where they functioned best.
Well you have to give the earthers a chance right, realistically speaking, we wouldn't have chance against a civilization which is tens of thousands of years more advanced in some areas and even more in others, we would barely be able to grasp their tech, their average iq would be much higher, it would be like a caveman fighting a modern day soldier, the cave man would lack advanced strategies and tactics, a lower iq and obsolete tech.
0:06 I think of what Thor said in Fair Game “ The system lords are capable of launching an assault 100 times more powerful than that which you previously withstood at the hands of Apophis”
If it weren't for the advantage of holding the orbitals, Goa'uld tech wouldn't be a match for modern human tech. I always wondered why Stargate Command would be restricted to pulling off missions like raids with small commando teams. There were episodes where the Jaffa wouldn't have stood a chance if we'd just had the wherewithal to ram a battalion or two through the gate and attack the target with more force. Small teams might make more sense from a storytelling perspective, but not from a realism perspective.
I wouldn't say Goa'uld tech is no match for Earth tech, but in a dogfight our jet fighters are superior to Gliders in many ways. Gliders are built for the intimidation of primitive cultures, modern human fighters are built for aerial combat.
@@refulgent_fanta They are extremely handicapped against Earth fighters due to the lack of any ability to engage outside of LOS (line of sight.) Modern fighters can lock onto and fire on enemy targets in the air from further than 50 miles away. Gliders only have staff cannons and no guided air to air munitions of any kind. In atmosphere, their wing design means they cannot fly stable at supersonic speeds, also restricting their turning radius compared to air superiority fighters. (Ever wonder why fighters have a needle on the nose and swept back wings? It's because the needle helps divert airflow around the airframe and the wing design provides for stable flight past Mach 1.)
@@kettch777 yeah, Goa’uld tech was quite flawed. Their technology favoured form over function. System Lords always growled at lesser civilisations and showed their teeth but when the said culture didn’t buy the god bullshit and sneered back at them, they started having problems.
Well for one it’s hard for an entire battalion who signed up to fight the Taliban for 2 years to then end up on an alien planet and then keep the secret.
Hatak "Identify yourself, Puny Human!" Putin "I am Vladamire Putin, Premier of Mother Russia and KGB operative." Hatak "Kre Jaffa! .... There has been....a misunderstanding!". Putin "Yes....a costly one." *Hatak explodes* Putin "In mother Russia, Hataks blow up before weapons even lock. I just that bad ass. Now for this Baal."
Probably flying high to catch any of the gliders if they try to evade by climbing, that or assisting the F-15 Escorts still engaged with other gliders. (Say an even split 6 + 6, Escorts take down two in first pass but even glider pilots aren't dumb enough to miss the fact that only half the fighters are engaging. The two fighters that are running must be the real prize so leave a couple of gliders behind to keep the escorts busy while you run down the high value target. Assuming that the gliders engaging the F-15's are focused on their target the single fighter will get an easy kill on the first glider having caught it out of position (with luck two) and break the F-15's out of their defensive pattern.
With the enemy craft coming right at them they couldve fired their Amraams minutes ago and taken a few down. They waited until it was almost too close for the sidewinders.
In other alien movies you see big ships entering our atmosphere and lying waste to our city's. But bombarding earth from orbit is far more effective. I would target nuclear power stations, Nuclear weapons facilities, tectonic plates, military installations, Navel fleets and of course government structures
It's a pity that there was no last Stargate movie where old enemies like the Goa'uld, the replicators or Ori from a parallel universe travel with a new developed technology into the local Stargate universe and confront the Stargate team with a threat that has never existed before, where also old actors reappear.
only thing wrong is if they were out over the atlantic the russians should have been Su-27's as Mig-29s are not long range fighters, unless these are carrier based migs, which im not sure are actually deployed?
One of the best scenes ever, I love seeing the capabilities of human combat pilots, they are truly amazing. I know this isnt real but the fighter jets scenario is right on point. Russia would come to our rescue anytime we asked.
@@sibire8284 we aren't at war with Russia, never have been either, and this isn't about human to human conflict. It's about Alien to Human conflict, which makes everyone on the planet part if one force. Get real dude b
@@G2BattleConvoy actually Reagan asked Gorbachev a hypothetical question if the U.S was attacked by extra terrestrials then the Soviet Union would come to assist.
hate to rain on parades... but I think in this scenario, Russia would scramble either late versions of the SU-27 family (like SU-30 or SU-35) or the Mig-31 which is basically a "Tomcatski"...
I can understand the idea of the staff being a "weapon of terror", not a "weapon of war", and the Jaffa being trained more to install fear than to fight effectively -- only that does not seem to apply to larger weapons, starting with the gliders. Surely those were not designed primarily to intimidate illiterate slaves into hauling large stones to build a pyramid, but rather to actually win battles. If so, this should have been at least as lopsided as the air combat between F-14's and Zeroes in THE FINAL COUNTDOWN.
i guess the gliders are used to shot a big crowd of jaffas of another goauld. the clashes of the goauld was the only use for gliders. you can see that very good in the series. the gliders cant really aim that good same for the alkesh.
I'd imagine the staff cannon would be a bit hard to aim, the energy bolt they fire seem rather slow so it's probably like the WWII era 37mm M4 aircraft cannon that was fitted to the Aircobra and Kingcobra fighters. Famous air force test pilot Chuck Yeager once likened it to throwing a grapefruit. If it hit anything in the air it'd destroy it, but the downside would be a large and slow moving projectile with a low rate of fire. And a staff cannon has a far far lower rate of fire than an autocannon.
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This film was released in july 29, 2008, in june 29, 2008 don s davis(general hammond) died of heart attack... It's been 12 years but RIP mr.Don Davis. You were among my favorite sg characters
Damn, rip hammond of texas
We need not a reboot but a continuation of this franchise
The book series is good for that.
The creator is working on it and the studio seems interested.
@@connormachin151 been hearing that for like 10 years
@@squirtylemons8715 This was after it was trending on twitter earlier this year.
Either rarely work, leave well enough alone and enjoy what it was.
One of few movies where F-15s looked like F-15s and MiGs actually looked like real MiG-29s!
That probably has to do with the big involvement the USAF had in making sg1. I'm sure their expert would push for accurate looking fighters
@@temporaneo617 Yeah I think i heard somewhere that they actually used real fighters for filming.
USAF Supported SG-1 So I'm sure they had assists.
They're definitely CG in this part at least.. which makes it easier to have the correct representations because it's difficult to get a bunch of real F-15s and especially real MiGs for filming.
@@temporaneo617 Wow
If only the usaf Pilots helped with movies more
Like can we make that a rule?
One thing I like about this scene (of many) is that it shows the mutual professional respect between Carter and Mitchell. Mitchell is a top notch aviator, and led a fighter wing to save SG1 during the fight over the Antarctic. However, him and Carter worked in tandem here. Carter's prowess as a pilot is shown without taking away from others. When she suggest hitting the deck, Mitchell respects it. Little touches like that help make SG1 such a great series.
remember the time when she blew up a sun?
@@agustinberthet3073 You know, you blow up one sun and suddenly everyone expects you to walk on water.
@@agustinberthet3073 Carter would be perfect match for Rodney, who destroyed "only" three quarters of a solar system.
@@virescentmorsmordre9568 actually 5/6th of it, buts it's not an exact science
She's holding her own, but you can see the difference in skill. Mitchell is more agile with his fighter than Carter is.
That‘s what i like about Stargate - Humanity working together
I really liked how the Stargate SG-1 Series progressed in cooperating with other Countries about the Stargate Program and a little bit of politics involved. Such really good Stories from the writers. I would really like to see how Earth has progressed after the Events from the War with the Wraith and SGU Series.
Just like Reagan wanted it. lol
Jaffa vs Eagles and MiGs. Poor Jaffa. They never had a chance.
@IJN Yamato correct statement. as seen in the 1994 film OwO
I mean there we’re multiple ex’s ampules in the show of them fighting advanced human races... maybe they just had enough Jaffa cakes it didn’t matter
@@tarnyowl6068 When faced against somewhat advanced humans, Goau'ld fall back on their motherships. Because it doesnt matter how advanced you are if you can't protect yourself from an orbital bombardment.
The Jaffa with Butter Armor sure didnt stand a Chance.
but the Original Jaffa with their actually Good Armor would have Won.
@@tarnyowl6068 say again?
Just finished a full SG1 & Movies rewatch. Continuum has some of the coolest cinematography and visuals of the entire SG1 run. These scenes are absolutely fantastic. Imagine if the whole show had this budget.
(In Russian) Are you Soviet spies?
Nyet
Daniel is finally making up for that.
I just realised that
Doesn't mean it wasn't funny!!!
"...nyet!?"
Nothing gave out a Russian spy in Stirlitz, not a parachute strap behind his back, not a Mauser in a holster, not even a KGB officer ID sticking out of his jacket pocket...))))
@@Максим-ф4ъ3н he wasn’t a Russian spy tho, they traveled back in time and ended up in a facility they weren’t supposed to be in. The guy asked Daniel if they were Soviet spies in Russian, since Daniel knew how to speak Russian he replied in Russian “No” and then Jack said “Daniel” as if to say you aren’t helping.
I love seeing Gliders getting fucked up by normal earth fighters.
Death Gliders were built for intimidation and ground attacks. In a dogfight, Earth fighters were far superior. Their main design flaw was that Gliders couldn't aim. They can only shoot what's in front of them.
Age old weapon of terror Vs weapon of war
@@refulgent_fanta They did have numbers on their side.
@@refulgent_fanta also the goauld were rarely if ever up against an enemy that had tech that required a dedicated air to air fighter so the glider probably was never designed for that in mind
@@Nzeropheonix the gua'old would have looked to have advantage over other system lords.
Probably the first time an American pilot would have been glad to see a formation of MiGs coming right at them.
2:18 Okay, that was damn epic. You'd be very hard pressed to find examples in media where Russian MiGs save the day, let alone anything Russian.
Iron Eagle II has Americans and Russian pilots and SF working side by side...IN AN 80s MOVIE!
Mik Moen *SOVIET ANTHEM INTENSIFIES*
Chuck had a great moment where he got some Russian special forces to help save the day.
Resident Evil capcon animation had an ending scene where russian armed forces and US airforce cooperate on de-escalating a situation
The Jaffa with Butter Armor sure didnt stand a Chance.
but the Original Jaffa with their actually Good Armor would have Won.
I'm getting a nerdgasm from all of those ha'taks.
ou yess
We don't really see enough devastation on the ground. Bit of a letdown.
Ace Combat: The Tau'ri War.
Is there something more OP than Trigger in a F-302?
@@D4nk0_01 Mobius 1 in a F-302
@@Groza_Dallocort give mobius 1 a viper MK7 and watch him blow up the death star singlehandedly
I'd play it
Ace Combat crossover with Stargate that starts off with regular planes fighting Deathgliders would be amazing.
This random clip recommended in the RUclips algorithm is what got me interested in stargate SG1 👍👍👍
Well, damn, you have about 200 hours of content to catch up on then.
I just rewatched the whole series. Favorite sci-fi ever, and I'm a super fan of Star Trek. The writing is incredible on SG-1. Atlantis is pretty good too, but it falls flat a lot, especially by comparison.
I like to imagine 24 and Stargate happen in the same continuity since they had the same president at roughly the same time.
Just beam the 24 Jack up there he'll finish the movie in 24 minutes. Though having both Jacks would have been interesting.
Please give an Oscar to the sound guy. Gosh this scene is art.
agreed! Stargate always had great sound but this scene is amazing. Perfectly mixed, great action even with a classic score, and can hear everything they're saying even with the realism of them not taking off their masks during combat.
Mitchel: What did you just say?
Daniel: We're American, please shoot the people chasing us.
God I miss this show. It's lines like this that were the reason I watched this show. Sure it was dark, but it mixed in some lighthearted humor to keep things interesting in a way that never felt forced.
But now we have... Star Trek Discovery and Aex kurtzman hipsters archetypes making stunning and brave scripts in the wonderful 2020... I can't even....
@@RickyMontero54 Is this a troll post?
@@Hei_Darkfire Not at all, I will edit the Hardbass in there somehow. Maybe the moment when Daniel "talks to the MIGs" I can slide it in there instead of Daniel speaking Russian, cut, and then Mitchell's normal script line play "What the hell did you just say"? , then Daniel's "We are americans pleas....etc". That could work xD, like a "hardbass code" only russians understand.... I dunno I'm trying to make the joke work, any ideas?
@@Hei_Darkfire I was also thinking of editing it in a way that seemed like the MIGs were listening to Hardbass (instrumental) at FULL vol. Like a distant Hardbass that gets louder as the MIGs pass by the F15 and then distant again as they get closer to the gliders. You know, the standard effect of a vehicle with loud music passing by. That would also be funny, especially if we keep sliding the Hardbass playing in the radioish background behind the audio of the Russian pilot replying to Daniel lol.
@@RickyMontero54 Eh. Whatever works.
You know the best part?
Those where Mig-29s those are short range Air Supremacy fighters, in other words Those brave Ivans where on a Suicide Run.
That truly shows the desperation the people of Earth where in.
Or the russians had an aircraft carrier deployed in the genera vicinity. They saw the goa'uld ships and likely would've deployed all assets, which would include aircraft carriers.
Shurukin srry but su-27k is the only varrient tge russians made that is capable of launching from a carrier, so the op is correct that for migs to go out into the atlantic even as far north sea would put migs fuel dangerously low. So thus it was suicide flight. Unless the brits or Norwegians decided they were ok with refueling russian planes at their air bases.
I know the comment of in air refueling is going to come up. Russian air fleet in air refueling is antiquated at best n migs as far as i know are designed for in air refueling
While I agree that it should be one of the Su-27 variant instead of MiG-29, I should point out that currently, Russian start to replace the SU-33 on Kuznetsov with MiG-29K. The original plan was to start replacing them in 2010, but budget reason cause them to be delayed. It's not far fetch to assume something in this timeline make MiG-29K come into commission earlier, or even in place of Su-33 in the first place.
God Bless the Ruskies.
IJN Yamato what? He never said that the Migs were outclassed by the gliders, in fact you are correct in the statement that the Migs would wreck the gliders
However it is true that the mig-29 is a short range aircraft. With a range of only 1,400 km whereas the f15 has a range of 1,900 km both without drop tanks, and the SU-27 has a range of above 3000 km.
So yes, the mig-29 is short range, that is also not include the fact that the mig-29 can ONLY have ONE belly drop tank whereas most other aircraft have wing pylons to mount multiple drop tanks.
2:18 ''SUKA BLYAT RUSH B P90 NO STOP'' -russian pilots
AMERIKKKAN GIB AIM 120C
Cringe
Ironically, "Rush B P90 no stop" is pretty much the standard tactic of SGC. :D
Dr Galactose “why do we always run towards explosions!”
Cheeki Breeki Iv Damke
I love the sound of the Hatak weapons
funny, i just got back from russia and they do take alot of pride in the MIG .its just ironic funny in this video that the americans are running away and then asking the russians for help ahah. It not often you see the russians protrayed in a postive way in the media which is unfortunate
i think one big element of the series is the cohesion of earth nations against the superior aliens.
People dislike passenger planes being shot down, neighbouring country's being invaded, gay hunting and hacking attacks.
Actually, what people really dislike is to see a strong country invade a weak country. It grates on their sense of fairness. Of course they don't like when passenger planes are shot out of the sky, but that could be a mistake. There is no getting around invading a weaker neighbor who has no chance of resisting. They identify with the invaded. It's the "Why don't you pick on someone your own size or who can fight back?" principle.
Kelly Rayburn because they would fight back
@wistals3deniks, not true.
1.T hat airplane was led by Ukranian control tower into a war zone when it was shut down. Only a lunatics or extremely unprofessional people would make that mistake. And there was no proof who actually launched the missile.
2. US and Europe have illegally taken away Kosovo which belong to another country, and illegally invaded Syria and other countries in Middle East. Russia have taken away Crimea, but still made far less crimes than US in all their history. See on google how many countries US invaded in past.
3. Gay people are disliked in many countries by governments and various groups.
4. Again no proof of hacking attacks, but there are proofs that CIA is hacking and spying on people, and NSA is also tracking ordinary citizens.
Those with so much blood on their hands should be quite when it comes to blaming others. Just enjoy and watch stargate, it is easier than learning your own history.
It's a shame it would take an Alien invasion for the world to unite.
Aussie Flipper True, for the most part. Though unfortunately, I'm certain that there's a couple regions that I can think of that would probably be a bit too stubborn to even admit that aliens would be attacking us - namely the majority of Middle East and North Korea.
Joshua Fogg seriously? I personally would think they would jump at the chance to go to war with the worlds permission.
Aussie Flipper Oh, they would fight. But I seriously think that they would try to hit us first, or would have civil wars first, because Islam doesn't give credence to Aliens (maybe they would say that the aliens were Djinns), and the citizenry imprisoned within North Korea has been brainwashed into thinking that the Kim family are all-powerful Gods, so aliens couldn't possibly exist to them.
But again, overall the world would unite to work together. I just don't have much optimism for those regions.
Many movies have shown this sort of behaviour humans are extremely stubborn and selfish we are divided over petty reasons and would only truely unite in the fact of a vastly superior foe when there is no choice.
Sadly i'd doubt that if ever a enemy strong enough to destroy us all will appear even that won't be enough to bury the hatchet for many.
if we went to war with aliens, if we won, IF, then afterwards we'd try to force our religions on them, spend billions on dollars and pounds housing them and getting them on benefits while our own people starved on the streets. We barely have enough resources and space to feed and house our own people. Thats why I am team Thanos, half the universe is worth the price.
This was one reason the Atlantis finale was so weird. they only use the 302s to protect earth in “enemy at the gate”. like we don’t have hundreds of jets and other defense, especially thanks to the SGC, but none of that is see on The final Atlantis
exactly! I was so confused on why they only launched 302s. I guess Stargate did make a few mistakes in continuity here and there. For example in the first season, 2 Ha'taks were supposed to be deadly enough to bomb the Earth into submission, but apparently 1 ha'tak blast only takes out a block or so in this movie?
@@heliothrax7716 To be fair, I've never considered that to be a problem in the continuity. At that time in the show earth had no defense against a ha'tak, they tried to throw two super powered nukes at them and it didn't work. Even if it takes hours or days to destroy a city, they could sit up there raining down shots for months and we couldn't stop them
@@heliothrax7716 I think that the Ha'tak weapons can be charged to various degrees. In season 1 they mention that one shot from a Ha'tak could be as powerful as 200 megatons. But it can also probably be far weaker if it's making precision strikes.
Remember, most Goa'uld are sadistic and cruel, they would like to draw out on the suffering, increase the amount of time it takes to destroy the earth, just to cause terror and suffering. Decrease the power of each shot to increase the "fun factor" so to say lol.
Something doesn't feel Russian about those MiGs. Maybe they needed some Hardbass pumping and the three stripes of Adidas on the fuselage as they flew by.
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Oooohhhhppppa!
Sir, you are a genius and I am an editor. I'm gonna make that happen at least Hardbass part
@@RickyMontero54 yeah boy just keep your word and keep us posted
@@Zeljko96Srb Not much to say boy. Couldn't make it work. The end
2 Ha'tak ships could slowly but surely conquer Earth in a few months, however Baal did not take any chances and he brought the entire Goa'uld army in the galaxy...dammm!
Well a large part of it at least, but you’re correct he did learn his lesson and did not underestimate Earth.
Well, Thor once said that if System lords unite against a common foe, they would'be capable of launching an attack 200 times that of what Apophis did. Looks like his estimations were correct, obviously this force is even bigger since Ba'al did away with infighting among system lords.
@@Ruosteinenknight I don't think there 400 ha'taks there.
@@DavidKnowles0 You know, there could be other Ha'tak vessels over China, Europe, Russia, Africa..... You would not be able to see them from these camera angles...........
@@DavidKnowles0That's probably because Ba'al just got out of the war to subjugate the rest of the Goa'uld. They were united, yes, but they're forces were depleted from their previous war with each other...
"Yes, the Russians are here to save us!"
Say what you wannt... When ever Russia is needed they can be counted on. WW2 and in the future (^-~)/)♡
@@89BlackGatomon WW2 might not be a great example if we are being honest.
Use your half dead brain for a second.
Do you really think that there is any tech on earth that can take out beings that navigate in "vehicles" the size of large cities,(or larger) through space ?
You think way to highly of yourselves.
Any being with such advanced technology would destroy the entire population in minutes without time even given to fight. In fact, there would most likely be anything that wasn't purely mechanical left working before they even hit the earths atmosphere. All your defenses ..... utterly useless.
Handguns, bio and chemical warfare absolutely useless as well. They would already have proven to be far superior just by showing up.
Keep dreaming nerds
@@guestspinelli2435 in this scene the death gliders are piloted ny slaves essentially, and more importantly stargate had already established that they were not designed for combat. In this scenario its a bit more reasonable for some russian migs to take down a group of them.
@@guestspinelli2435 Use your half dead brain for a second how about that
Goa'uld : "Kree tak! Russian bias kree!"
"Good luck!"
"Yep.. back at ya.."
Mitchell's still salty at the Russians even during an invasion of earth 😆
Use your half dead brain for a second.
Do you really think that there is any tech on earth that can take out beings that navigate in "vehicles" the size of large cities,(or larger) through space ?
You think way to highly of yourselves.
Any being with such advanced technology would destroy the entire population in minutes without time even given to fight. In fact, there would most likely be anything that wasn't purely mechanical left working before they even hit the earths atmosphere. All your defenses ..... utterly useless.
Handguns, bio and chemical warfare absolutely useless as well. They would already have proven to be far superior just by showing up.
Keep dreaming nerds
@@guestspinelli2435 Copy paste comment, i see my reply to your other comment was pointless.
Your replied to this with your copy paste but this comment isn't even remotely saying that earth would stand a chance against a hostile alien force. Why are you posting it on random irrelevant comments.
@@guestspinelli2435 Why are you spamming?
@@guestspinelli2435 considering the jaffa are basically a soldier spam on anything competent I would say yes. We may not be able to do much against the ships in orbit but in the case of gliders they are doomed.
"Sierra Golf, we must complete our mission, do you understand?"
"Understood"
Funny way of saying "You've gotta sacrifice yourselves to protect us." I mean, it was the right call, but still.
You don't order someone outside your chain of command to die fighting.
You tell them how important your mission is, and let them choose to be a hero.
I found it to be a funny way of saying "Go on ahead, we'll take out the trash."
They just left though. Useless escort.
It wasn't their job to die, but to escort SG-1 to their mission objective and dealing with enemy persuit craft is part of that. Arguably a death sentence either way given that they had to dogfight with the gliders and probably used up whatever fuel they had left and had to land in the cold waters of the North Atlantic.
@@Kez_DXXat least they went out adding to the Eagles kill tally
I can’t get enough of the music. Its fantastic! It feel’s so light, but hits intensely when the chase is on, and when the MIGs cone to save the day
Fun fact. The F-15 is the only plane to have a confirmed kill on an orbital target.
Huh... Can you say "confirmed kill" when it was waste disposal and not combat?
@@neolexiousneolexian6079
Maybe?
@@neolexiousneolexian6079 if they consider kills the balloons shot down by F-22 a satelite would definitily qualify
@@neolexiousneolexian6079 a kill is a kill
@@neolexiousneolexian6079yes. You don’t decide definitions and standards far smarter and more competent people do
Crossing into Russian airspace with active weapons? Yep, that'll get you a paddlin'.
0:20 I love how theres a guy with a flashlight and moving it all fast to make seem genuine. But it honestly looks like little kid playing with a flashlight
Such a great scene. "...we must complete our mission. Do you understand?" Chills!
I feel like that's how foreign militaries see ours.. everytime we show up we have someone shooting at us 😂
They did the score and dialogue really well, just wish the lighting was a tad bit better. also RIP Hammond of Texas.
Yep, the Goa'Uld learned to not mess with Russians on that night.
I think they learned not to mess with human fighters in general on that night. 2 F-15's engaged, 2 Death Gliders immediately died. 6 MiG-29's engaged, 6 Death gliders immediately died. Who knows how many it took for the Jaffa to actually win the dogfight or if they did.
@@RedneckRapture the thing is both F-15 and MiG-29 can lock and fire onto more than one target at a time, and that's a huge advantage against an enemy with dumb LOS weapons that attacks in large groups. Hell, any nuclear tipped anti-air missile would've wiped them out of the sky.
@@ancaplanaoriginal5303 Oh yeah, no doubt. I'm only surprised they did not engage as they saw the gliders coming down, they were certainly within range. I can only imagine the sheer hell the Jaffa will face on Earth when they land troops to 'mop up' and discover that most of Earth's military forces dispersed off their bases days before the bombardments started.
imagine movie like Battle LA but with Stargate stuff :O
That would be sweet. I think this would be awesome because first of all, the Ha'tak bombardment isnt OP like in some other media, it only destroys like a max of around a maybe block or two of a city (as seen from multiple episodes and this scene), not to mention, both forces seem evenly matched, with Tau'ri having better tactics but the Goa'uld having better technology on paper.
Best scene in all of Stargate.
i dont think that those gliders where designed for air to air combat
They were not.
The series specifically calls them out as being terror weapons instead of weapons of war. It's how the humans keep winning despite being at a huge technological disadvantage - the Goa'uld are used to mostly ceremonial wars.
Dafeaz yep they were designed to crush human rebellions specifically close air support
@@Dafeaz Or they fight against a very technologically disadvantaged enemy. Their tactics are obsolete, usually relying on brute force. Tau'ri while outnumbered is using diversion and guerrilla warfare at least in the first seasons.
I imagine them in an A10 role. They crush anything on the ground as long as you can establish air superiority.
I'll never not get chills watching those Fulcrums show up
Just watched this on streaming yesterday. Haven't seen Stargate in years. Didn't know how much I missed it.
they should made that dog fight a bit more longer from bullets to missiles ... its like remembering independence day..im at the edge of my seat ... huuuu raaaa
Well their using F-15s as a quick way to transit to Russia.
0:05 I like Ha'tak weapons fire sound.
Wahhhhhhhhhh
Its possibly the best weapon sound from any series, forget the turbo lasers of star wars and the phasers from star trek. If I were to make a sci fi movie with aliens, this is the gun sound I would choose.
That is the sound of a 2000 megaton yield bolt of energy discharging from a Ha'Tak class Staff Cannon. Each Ha'Tak vessel has 60 evenly spaced on the scaffolding structure around the pyramid.
@@sam23696 ,
I thought in the alternative reality, they estimated 300-megaton per shot. Not 2000. The 2000 was from naquda enhanced hydrogen bombs which did nothing to Hak’tak shields. The staff cannon is much more concentrated fire which deals more damage than the naquda enhanced H bomb even when the yield is lower.
@@landroval6049 I havent heard the hive ships cannons in a while, but judging by what I remember, I think your right. I would probally include them too! :)
Man, if Continuum came out today, SG-1 would be stuck fighting Jaffa and Russians.
It s funny bcs it is true 😂
It's still so awesome.
needs a meme edit where when the Russians arrive hard bass plays, or something.
maybe Katyusha song. or some sabaton...
Suka blyat rush B rush B😂😂
Humanity can be only unified if we will meet enemy species among stars.
How did i not know this movie existed? Ive been watching star gate for years...
lol sheet you probably missed ark of truth as well then since they both released around the same time
me too.
Mr. Swordfish ...same here lol
Continuum is a lot better than Ark of Truth in my opinion. AoT was basically just a 2 hour hunt for a "push button to beat ori" movie.
@@pringles_mcgee
Yeah, Continuum felt more like a movie where Ark of Truth felt like a 2-3 parter episode.
Its funny how an alien invasion is what it takes for rival nations to work together......i wish we could work together for all of humanities' future.
Sound effects on SG are awesome
They did a very good job in the two movies :) Too bad the third one, focusing O'Neill and an exposed Stargate Project never happened, but ohwell.
Based on that HUD, those are F-15Ds and not Es. Great to see one of the lesser known F-15 variants getting screen time.
I just did some reading and those were apparently two-seater trainers. Any rhyme to that?
@@builder396 Yeah, the D was a combat capable trainer designed to serve as a training platform for the F-15A and C. However, it was still compatible with all weapons and can serve as a fighter in a pinch.
Aliens- show up in giant spaceships
See F-15 and F-22 jets
Aliens: we’re fuked
I wish there was more content of USA and russia fighting alien enemies 😂😂
Agreed.
I always wanted to see more comparisons between Earth and Goa'uld technology. Ever since the famous P90 demonstration scene where it's canonically confirmed that Gao'uld weapons are designed for terror instead of war I have wanted to see goa'uld facing helicopters, m1 abrams and everything in our arsenal.
I addition to that, Earth was always unique in that it had _billions_ of people on it, making it more populous then probably most of the planets in the gate network. The Goa'uld must look upon Earth and see a nearly insurmountable challenge given the number of uprisings they have on primitive worlds.
I just love the idea that no matter the odds they face whenever SG1 steps through the gate they have the backing of 7 billion peoples worth of modern military industrial complex.
yer, imagine the full might of Nato, the Russian federation and PLA, they would crush absolutely CRUSH anything the Goauld could put out. The only advantage is there space craft numbers. And land based battle would be a massacre simply because of the Jaffa really don't understand the concept of cover :P
@@alexdavis-mann8513 Well, if the Jaffa are deployed as ground forces, it´s usually either against primitives, or against other system lords. If they encounter an advanced civilization, like the Tollan, they usually just bomb them from space, and then send the Jaffa to clean up. Therefore, it´s no surprise that Jaffa are not really used to taking cover.
BRING BACK STARGATE ATLANTIS!
Common enemy, common cause.
i jus had to say this was in my opinion this is the best part in the movie... cums to show tht even wit the tauri primitive technology the F-15 and mig 29 correct me if im wrong surley give the gliders a run for their money.....
that's no surprise
the F-302 kicked there buts with the same armament, the Aim-120
Considering most Goa'uld tech is made for intimidation that's no surprise.
It is repeatedly shown that Earth is at about the pinnacle of projectile weapons possibilities, while energy weapons are significantly less developed, particularly Goa'uld. It is shown that there is overlap. But then you get to some more energy weapons, Asgard Plasma Beams, Ori Beam weapons, Traveler's/Ronan's pistols are all shown to be a significant improvement over their counterparts, both energy and projectile.
Guided Missiles are also shown to have a big advantage, both earth design and ancient drones.
Additionally F-15s and MiGs are designed for atmospheric air to air combat in contrast to the gliders, which are designed to attack capital ships in space. The Gliders engaged the F-15s and MiGs in exactly where they functioned best.
Well you have to give the earthers a chance right, realistically speaking, we wouldn't have chance against a civilization which is tens of thousands of years more advanced in some areas and even more in others, we would barely be able to grasp their tech, their average iq would be much higher, it would be like a caveman fighting a modern day soldier, the cave man would lack advanced strategies and tactics, a lower iq and obsolete tech.
cave man advanced physical build like tiger vs cat in term of physical.
Nothing like a good ole alien invasion to ally rival human nations.
02:22 Ah yes, the classic "Go go gadget: R-73M" moment.
Good tone, and let it fly! Fox 2!
0:06 I think of what Thor said in Fair Game “ The system lords are capable of launching an assault 100 times more powerful than that which you previously withstood at the hands of Apophis”
Very underrated TV series.
If it weren't for the advantage of holding the orbitals, Goa'uld tech wouldn't be a match for modern human tech. I always wondered why Stargate Command would be restricted to pulling off missions like raids with small commando teams. There were episodes where the Jaffa wouldn't have stood a chance if we'd just had the wherewithal to ram a battalion or two through the gate and attack the target with more force. Small teams might make more sense from a storytelling perspective, but not from a realism perspective.
I wouldn't say Goa'uld tech is no match for Earth tech, but in a dogfight our jet fighters are superior to Gliders in many ways. Gliders are built for the intimidation of primitive cultures, modern human fighters are built for aerial combat.
@@refulgent_fanta They are extremely handicapped against Earth fighters due to the lack of any ability to engage outside of LOS (line of sight.) Modern fighters can lock onto and fire on enemy targets in the air from further than 50 miles away. Gliders only have staff cannons and no guided air to air munitions of any kind. In atmosphere, their wing design means they cannot fly stable at supersonic speeds, also restricting their turning radius compared to air superiority fighters. (Ever wonder why fighters have a needle on the nose and swept back wings? It's because the needle helps divert airflow around the airframe and the wing design provides for stable flight past Mach 1.)
@@kettch777 yeah, Goa’uld tech was quite flawed. Their technology favoured form over function. System Lords always growled at lesser civilisations and showed their teeth but when the said culture didn’t buy the god bullshit and sneered back at them, they started having problems.
@@kettch777 actually their wing design I’m pretty sure means little as they just gravity technology magic to fly.
Well for one it’s hard for an entire battalion who signed up to fight the Taliban for 2 years to then end up on an alien planet and then keep the secret.
This is a death glider made from futuristic technology and a craft that can perform space battles..
F15 and Migs: GOES whooosshhh
The HUD shows 6 MiGs and Carter reports it, yet we only see 5. Where was the sixth MiG?
indeed!
doofkos HAHAHA!
Hatak "Identify yourself, Puny Human!"
Putin "I am Vladamire Putin, Premier of Mother Russia and KGB operative."
Hatak "Kre Jaffa! .... There has been....a misunderstanding!".
Putin "Yes....a costly one."
*Hatak explodes*
Putin "In mother Russia, Hataks blow up before weapons even lock. I just that bad ass. Now for this Baal."
Silent Gamer2015 ...hahahaha nice
Probably flying high to catch any of the gliders if they try to evade by climbing, that or assisting the F-15 Escorts still engaged with other gliders. (Say an even split 6 + 6, Escorts take down two in first pass but even glider pilots aren't dumb enough to miss the fact that only half the fighters are engaging. The two fighters that are running must be the real prize so leave a couple of gliders behind to keep the escorts busy while you run down the high value target. Assuming that the gliders engaging the F-15's are focused on their target the single fighter will get an easy kill on the first glider having caught it out of position (with luck two) and break the F-15's out of their defensive pattern.
0:07 the worst nightmare of anyone who knew about the Goa’uld.
With the enemy craft coming right at them they couldve fired their Amraams minutes ago and taken a few down. They waited until it was almost too close for the sidewinders.
Facts irl that’s still way too close for sidewinders. And guns before missiles is kinda dumb but it looks dope
Yes in the star gate universe the Russians are one of the best allies I mean besides Thor
yeah though they gettin wasted a lot
Well u can’t beat America
lol true I guess ^^
And the worse enemy is Kinsey.
This scene is so cool !
Gotta admit its a cool shot as the Migs fly past.
the first seconds of this scene look like the fall of angels from Supernatural. 😚
In other alien movies you see big ships entering our atmosphere and lying waste to our city's. But bombarding earth from orbit is far more effective. I would target nuclear power stations, Nuclear weapons facilities, tectonic plates, military installations, Navel fleets and of course government structures
They won’t make it through ICBM silos but they will definitely blow up stocks of nuclear weapons.
It's a pity that there was no last Stargate movie where old enemies like the Goa'uld, the replicators or Ori from a parallel universe travel with a new developed technology into the local Stargate universe and confront the Stargate team with a threat that has never existed before, where also old actors reappear.
only thing wrong is if they were out over the atlantic the russians should have been Su-27's as Mig-29s are not long range fighters, unless these are carrier based migs, which im not sure are actually deployed?
Oblast of Mourmansk, HQ of Russian North Fleet, air bases of fighters and bombers. Russian aviation comes near the British Isles.
best team up since ww2
that is one way to get rid of gliders lol
What a beautifull scenes how the Migs break formation after shooting the gafa to smitherings !
Anybody else think that the VFX for this movie seem very similar to Battlestar Galactica’s VFX?
Hi
SgU stargate universe was made by same people like battlestar galactica
The thumbnail: History Channel at 3am
2:20 F-15 Eagles and Mig-29s Working Together
As a Stargate fan how come I never heard of this film?
One of the best scenes ever, I love seeing the capabilities of human combat pilots, they are truly amazing. I know this isnt real but the fighter jets scenario is right on point. Russia would come to our rescue anytime we asked.
So that aged like a fine milk.
@@sibire8284 we aren't at war with Russia, never have been either, and this isn't about human to human conflict. It's about Alien to Human conflict, which makes everyone on the planet part if one force. Get real dude b
@@ophiuchus992 Pretty sure the Cold War would argue otherwise.
@@G2BattleConvoy cold War meant nothing, we have never had one battle or a war with Russia, USA is still not at war with Russia. History is my sheet
@@G2BattleConvoy actually Reagan asked Gorbachev a hypothetical question if the U.S was attacked by extra terrestrials then the Soviet Union would come to assist.
Wholesome every time
Never been so happy to see MiGs before!
hate to rain on parades... but I think in this scenario, Russia would scramble either late versions of the SU-27 family (like SU-30 or SU-35) or the Mig-31 which is basically a "Tomcatski"...
Which is assuming it even worked 😅😅😅
Assuming they still had any Russia still uses the MiG 29
MIG, Fastest combat aircraft. It even can outfly the enemy's bullets.
Cooperation ,that is secret of humans to survive in present and future.
Upload to this vedio movie any time
I can understand the idea of the staff being a "weapon of terror", not a "weapon of war", and the Jaffa being trained more to install fear than to fight effectively -- only that does not seem to apply to larger weapons, starting with the gliders. Surely those were not designed primarily to intimidate illiterate slaves into hauling large stones to build a pyramid, but rather to actually win battles. If so, this should have been at least as lopsided as the air combat between F-14's and Zeroes in THE FINAL COUNTDOWN.
i guess the gliders are used to shot a big crowd of jaffas of another goauld. the clashes of the goauld was the only use for gliders. you can see that very good in the series. the gliders cant really aim that good same for the alkesh.
Well death gliders dosent have any guidence system and no homing missiles
The Death Gliders are primarily ground attack aircraft.
We've seen Gliders use as weapon of terror by Ra in the 1994 Stargate movie.
I'd imagine the staff cannon would be a bit hard to aim, the energy bolt they fire seem rather slow so it's probably like the WWII era 37mm M4 aircraft cannon that was fitted to the Aircobra and Kingcobra fighters. Famous air force test pilot Chuck Yeager once likened it to throwing a grapefruit.
If it hit anything in the air it'd destroy it, but the downside would be a large and slow moving projectile with a low rate of fire. And a staff cannon has a far far lower rate of fire than an autocannon.
Filmin adi ney bilen varmi
Good thing the Jaffa had no guided weapons on those things.
We seriously need an ace combat tie-in with this
Odd to think that's a heart warming scene.
This did not age well- we'd never see this level of co-operation with the Russians today.
This, This is what the world looks like when you hand the Navy the stargate program. *sorry navy it is what it is*
As someone who's worked with the Navy for 2 years (was in the Army but worked with them) I soooo concur with that.
As retired US Navy, I most certainly DO NOT agree with this statement!
This is how unite the world should or could be
Mi americanci, never ever lmao like this when heard his Russian speech) In real world i think pilots of the migs would died laughing) 🤣🤣🤣🤣
god I miss Stargate
Best scene from the movie.