#doctor who 1996 movie

[distantnebula4]

just finished the doctor who 1996 movie

loved it. absolutely loved it. i love eight and i wish there was more content of him

anyways was the master insanely zesty in that movie or am i crazy

look at this man. look at him and tell me he isn't

anyways²,

[ferdieinceladoncity]

Grace Holloway did you know that you are my favourite woman

[esonetwork]

Doctor Who Am I Documentary Review

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Doctor Who Am I Documentary Review

Matthew Jacobs, the writer of the 1996 Doctor Who movie, dares to come out of the blue boxy closet to face the fans. Mike, Mike, Mary, and Kirby Bartlett-Sloan take a look at the new documentary about finding oneself in a family that is bigger on the inside.

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[heyitsspaceace]

doctor who is so perfect for me, because it is SO hard to run out of content. oh you finished the 2005-2023 show? how about 26 seasons of classic who! oh and here’s hours upon hours of audio drama content? ah! can’t forget the 1996 movie!! did i mention the books? and the comics?? like it’s a everlasting fuel supply for my horrible horrible hyperfixation

[p12lysanderdelanne]

my mum asked why the tardis would like chang lee so much she would let all that plot happen and this was my first thought

[haveyouseenthismovie-poll]

[buildoblivion]

might watch the movie again just to feel something

[eightsdriver]

I think often about how the Eight Doctor described Gallifrey in the Doctor Who movie (1996). His tone excited as he remembered his home; memories of him and his father, memories of a beautiful sky “dancing with lights” on a “warm Gallifreyan night”

All spoken with the biggest smile on his face, an expression filled with so much love.

And it’s sad to think that it was that very same face that had to watch it all burn. The same face that had to bear being rejected by those in need, leaving him unable to fulfill the promise he had made when he chose his name. The same face that had to kill who he was in order to abandon all that care and love and compassion within him for “the better”.

I wish things would’ve turned out differently for him.

[who-composed-beethovens-fifth]

i feel like the camp of the devil’s chord would have worked so much better if this wasn’t now a super clean hi def high budget disney show with great effects and quality. right now it just feels too corporate for the camp to ring true

[idkaguyorsomething]

Even accounting for how erratic their behavior can be normally, the Doctor gets extra bonkers after regenerating. ¡¡Reblog and explain your pick in the tags!!

[seed-rom]

Just watched the 1996 doctor who tv movie and this shit is fantastic!! No idea who the target audience at time of release was because it’s way too 90s US blockbuster for classic fans and way too based in lore from a low budget sci fi tv programme for US blockbuster fans plus also it’s kind of insane. The Master is a translucent CGI goo snake? Grace Holloway commits medical malpractice in a full formal gown? The Doctor manages to find a room full of broken mirrors and baby dolls in a morgue? And the Tardis looks absolutely stunning too like the wood panelling? Gorgeous! I always drezz for the occasion? Cannot recommend this film enough to lovers of Camp.

[jazzrazzberry]

catch me watching the 1996 doctor who movie. I’m partially convinced they just let Paul McGann walk around and do whatever for most of those scenes. The time has never moved so fast. I’m so confused. This is fantastic and the pinnacle of doctor who and also like terrible. It’s great. What is this.

[terranceholdsapencil]

Someone probably already did this

[heyitsspaceace]

all he had was no memories, a party city costume, borrowed shoes, too much chemistry with his costars and a dream. and he damn well made it work

[p12lysanderdelanne]

top 3 iconic tv movie line of all time

i swear i can draw lee without making him look like the kuukiyomi consider it guy or a saint on a medieval tapestry

[beesnutz]

DOCTOR WHO (1996) | Dir. Geoffrey Sax