Battlestar Galactica: Blood & Chrome [Unrated] [DVD] [2013]

Wish this had gone to series, I enjoyed seeing Bill Adama's arrival on the Battlestar Galactica as a new pilot, fresh out of training. It was cool to see the Galactica in her prime. Even more impressive when you know that there were no traditional sets built, it was filmed against a green screen and CGI backgrounds were added later!

This was just an okay movie to add to the series. Nothing spectacular.

I'm a big fan of the Battlestar Galactica storyline and it was a big surprise to see this movie on the store shelf. It has first-rate special effects that surpasses the television series and the acting was just as good. The plot was captivating and mysterious, and the ending was totally unexpected. I'm so glad I found this movie and I hope they produce more to fill-out the storyline between the first and second wars with the Cylons.

Something of a prequel to the main BG series, so if you're a fan of the series then you'll definitely want to climb aboard this earlier chapter as well. Not sure if this was testing the waters for more BG adventures in this earlier setting but it's a good stand-alone generally up to par with the main BG series.

I love the new BSG and this DVD was great back story for Adama. I enjoyed watching it and felt like I got my money's worth. There was a ton of blue screen going on and you could tell when the sets were virtual, but, hey, it is what it is. This is a good addition to any BSG fan's DVD collection.

We finally get to learn all about "Husker" Great movie, just wish it had been the start of another series. Must watch extras include all the green screen work they did on the production. You won't believe what was real and what was done on the computer.

A low budget, underwhelming mini feature that doesn't live up to its title. This was made after BSG had concluded its run on Syfy in an attempt to milk more money out of fans that was released in a series of 10 minute, straight to YouTube videos. Despite that, this feature is seamlessly put together, however it just wasn't that great. Not much Blood. Not much Chrome. Too much over acting. Too much from the Moore camp. I'm glad I didn't spend the $30 when it first came out. Worth $10, not $30. It even has a digital copy so you can be underwhelmed on the go, where ever you may be.

I love scientific movies ad this one is really worth having! Jonas Pate did a really great job as the director of this movie!