‘Stargate’ Officially Hits Free Streaming Ahead of Prime Video’s Resurrected Reboot
The 1994 science-fiction film *Stargate*, starring Kurt Russell and James Spader, is joining Pluto TV’s free, ad-supported streaming line-up in November. Its arrival offers viewers a chance to revisit the adventure that launched a franchise later expanded through television, ahead of a planned reboot on Prime Video.
Russell plays a military commander sent through the Stargate alongside Spader’s Egyptologist Daniel Jackson, whose theories prove unexpectedly relevant. Pluto TV’s monthly schedule confirms the film’s addition, but does not give a specific release date; watching through the service will not require a paid subscription.
In short
- *Stargate* joins Pluto TV’s free streaming line-up in November.
- Kurt Russell and James Spader star in the 1994 film.
- The schedule does not specify an arrival date.
Explained simply
Stargate is a 1994 science-fiction adventure film directed by Roland Emmerich. It follows military commander Jack O’Neil, played by Kurt Russell, and Egyptologist Daniel Jackson, played by James Spader, as they travel through an ancient device called a Stargate.
The film became the starting point for a wider franchise, including several television series. A planned reboot for Prime Video has renewed interest in the story, though it is a separate project from the original film.
Pluto TV is a free streaming service that shows programmes and films with adverts. Its monthly schedule lists Stargate for November, but does not specify the day it will become available.