Battlestar Galactica: Razor [Blu-ray] [2007]

Razor was a supplemental TV movie Based on the Battlestar Galactica reboot. Just as Battlestar Galactica was a reimagining of the late 70's TV show, Razor is based on a 2 part episode of the original series. The original episode had the late Lloyd Bridges as commander Caine, a legendary Battlestar commander. However he's sort of a rouge now. In the new version Commander Caine is now a woman, but way more ruthless then in the original. I don't want to give to much away about this movie, I'll just say if you're a fan of the Battlestar reimaging you will not be disappointed. If you're not a fan of the new series, and long for your childhood memories of the original, this IS NOT FOR YOU!!!!

Just one of those great movies to add to your library collection. I really enjoyed this movie, especially the extended material!

Loved Battlestar and this was a great addition to the series. Would have liked to see more of the Pegasus crew.

The stand-alone movies of the Battlestar Galactica series add to the mythology of the show's overriding story arc during its five season run.

Like this particular story arc; darker and more cutting than just series - have that as well BluRay pic comes out stunning

Great sersies. Better than the original Battlestar.

This is a great side story to the Battlestar series.

After seeing the premiere of this show on the SciFi channel, I could hardly wait for the DVD release! Unlike the original series, the viewer gets to see what happened to another Battlestar. After a devasting war, you always want to know, "who else survived?" Battlestar Galactica Razor tells you a story about how Admiral Cain, her crew, and her ship survived the holocaust and persevered against tremendous odds. Admiral Cain (played by Michelle Forbes) may appear tough and incredibly strict with her ways of running her ship, but then again, most great leaders like it "their way." I liked how the story focused on multiple characters from both ships. I truly enjoyed the character of Admiral Cain. It was sad to see how after her death, Pegasus lost absolutely "all that Admiral Cain was" and the "strength of character of all that she was in her ship." The story may be a little difficult to follow if you're not entirely familiar with all the characters. The show flip-flops from the past to the present and it can confuse the unfamiliar with BSG. However, great show, great actors, and a good portrayal of how Pegasus survived.