It's been 15 years since its premiere, and for a TV movie and sci-fi genre, the movie has hardly aged.

Yeah, well... not bad but also not as good as the first season!

This movie feels a lot like a double feature of the series. It is though great for fans of the new series as it provides further background to the world and some of the characters. A must for fans of Battlestar Galactica.

Nothing like a handful of war crimes to lift the spirits. Stand alone enough, and certainly plays to the spirit of the show. Surprisingly more brutal than I expected, even going in with full knowledge of the events it'd be capturing.

A Sci-Fi Channel special event, _Battlestar Galactica: Razor_ is a thrilling, action-packed adventure. When Lee Adama takes command of the Battlestar _Pegasus_ he chooses Kendra Shaw, a protégé of the late Admiral Cain who’s haunted by the things she and the _Pegasus_ crew have done to survive the war with the Cylons, to be his XO and help restore the crew’s dignity and honor. Stephanie Jacobsen gives an excellent performance, making Shaw one of the most compelling characters of the series, and Michelle Forbes returns to reprise her role as Admiral Cain. Most of _Battlestar Galactica_’s main cast make appearances, and there are subtle references to several Season 2 episodes that place the story in context. Unfortunately the CGI isn’t up to the film’s ambitious vision, as some of the Cylon Centurions and space ships are a little video game graphicy. Still, the action sequences are intense and exciting, and the writers do a good job at interweaving the backstories into the main plot. _Battlestar Galactica: Razor_ is a powerful sci-fi drama that enriches the series and fills-in some of the missing pieces.