NekoHomey
Purely Joyful Movie!
CrawlerChunky
In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.
Deanna
There are moments in this movie where the great movie it could've been peek out... They're fleeting, here, but they're worth savoring, and they happen often enough to make it worth your while.
Francene Odetta
It's simply great fun, a winsome film and an occasionally over-the-top luxury fantasy that never flags.
jamieevans-82049
Dr. Who is Brilliant, I've been watching the series since i was 5 years old. As a kid i loved getting scared by the monsters, the monsters that scared me the most were the Autons.The two most memorable scenes which scared me the most where: the start of the invasion, when the Autons start coming to life and massacring people (from Spearhead From Space Episode 4 and The Autons Massacring people in Rose (Series 27 Episode 1).If you love science fiction, action, historical and mysterious movies your love Doctor Who.If you decide to watch Doctor Who i recommend starting of at the very begging.there are 96 episodes currently missing from the BBC archives, however some of the missing episodes have been brilliantly animated using the original soundtracks.
Lee Eisenberg
So far I've only seen a few episodes of "Doctor Who". What I've seen impresses me. I interpret the show as a look at how we might respond if suddenly forced into another world (i.e., will we cooperate to do something that helps everyone or will we resort to war?). I also like the idea that the Doctor regenerates (meaning that twelve different people have played him). Admittedly, some of the sets and special effects look dated, but the plot is what matters, and there's plenty of that.The series is one of the favorites of the nerd/geek crowd. The characters on "The Big Bang Theory" reference it, and it's easy to find Comic-Con attendees dressed as the Doctor. It's not my favorite show by any stretch, but I like what I've seen. I recommend it.
MysteriCrow GeekHideout
Doctor Who is one of, if not the, most original TV show to date. It introduces the concept of the Doctor, a two-hearted Time Lord, who uses a TARDIS to travel through time and space. As in, anywhere. Literally.I cannot begin to describe how much this series has affected my life, and I cannot recommend it enough to those who have not seen it. There are hundreds (and I'm not over exaggerating) of brilliant episodes, as diverse from each other as Marmite is from honey. A few of these are:An Unearthly Child, The Dalek Invasion of Earth, Doctor Who and the Silurians, The Tomb of the Cybermen, Inferno, Ark In Space, Genesis of the Daleks, Robots of Death, The Keeper of Traken, Frontios, the Caves of Androzani, The Trial of a Time Lord and The Curse of Fenric: to name a few. This series should definitely by watched by any fan of Sci-Fi, Fantasty, Horror, Drama, Soap Opera or anything else.
AaronCapenBanner
Of all the TV series I've seen, this is in my mind the best, since it had a huge impact in my life, ever since I first saw it in 1982! William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee, Tom Baker, & Peter Davison represent the program for me, an imaginative, intelligent, engaging and fun adventure for the first 21 years....then alas it went off the rails disastrously, becoming a gaudy, unappealing mess with the miscast Colin Baker and poor writing ruining my favorite series. I just ignore the final five years as a result(though Sylvester McCoy was fine, the irreparable damage had been done...) I remember wishing that I could travel with the Doctor as a companion and share in his adventures, but then again, so haven't millions of fans. The Tardis is still like a second home for me, and I can revisit it anytime I like now that the DVD range is complete!
