Comments on: Doctor Who Movie?

By: Tink

Tink — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 12:47:48 +0000

Yes as I very well know and I agree with you completely that it would mess up the series the script is vaguely written for Tennant incase of an attempted comeback, but is well open for another actor and revisions would be made to better suit. The main reason it was mainly written for Tennant was to intice him to stay obviously wasn’t enough

By: Rodney

Rodney — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 11:36:40 +0000

A little late to do that really. Tennant is being replaced at Christmas and is doing 4 tv movies (instead of a season).

If they went BACK to Tennant’s doctor, it could mess up the current run as we adapt to a new doctor.

By: Tink

Tink — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 11:27:22 +0000

There is a script being made for a movie, mainly for Tennant to play the Doctor, it has the reintroduction of characters such as the Master and the Doctor’s Daughter as well as some new characters. It incorporates old school Doctor Who with the new main stream. There are rumors that it might end up into a triology but as for now it is only a single film

By: Chewie

Chewie — Mon, 29 Dec 2008 06:50:35 +0000

The BBC needs to do a Doctor Who movie If not for the fact to finally bring the greatest Sci-fi series ever too the big screen but also to keep the greatest Doctor to ever step into the role, on the TV screen as well. David Tennant has agreed to do another full season a fifth season as our beloved Doctor so as long as he gets signed to a Doctor Who movie deal . Well I say give him the deal and give it to him fast. Sign him before things change and we may never see our Doctor or any Doctor on the Silver Screen. Furthermore, I say sign him while he Is on top and the show Is at Its peak. The shows popularity has never been better with fans that range from ages 7 to 77 and It may never be as good as It Is right now. So I say strike while the Iron Is hot. Don’t let a opportunity like this fall through the cracks In time. Don’t let Tennant walk away don’t let him move on to other things when his and the shows popularity are better then they have ever been. I am a thirty-something that has been a fan of this campy Sci-fi show since the dawn of the Time lords. Since the mid 70’s. I never thought I would like another Doctor after Tom Baker portrayal of our favorite Time lord, but none the less I kept watching because of loyalty to the show. I remember a time when one of my friends said how can you watch this crap Its so cheesy. Well I did, I kept watching and after the 1996 Paul Mcgann TV movie here In the U.S. I thought the series was coming back but, It didn’t. So after a couple of years passed I thought to myself that I’d never see new episodes of my favorite show again and would be stuck watching reruns for all of time. I was wrong. We progress In time now. Its 2005 and we never seen It coming. It was back and I watched with scepticism at first but then It hit me not at first by the way, but when Tennant took over. Don’t get me wrong I liked Christopher Eccleston. Yet, something was still missing. Then the Doctor regenerated and David Tennant took over the roll everything was as It should be and the sparks started flying when the Chemistry between Tennant and Piper hit the air waves It was like OMG we have something quite special here. It was a Instant classic all over again but better. I watched the new faster paced, edgier, Doctor Who. I watched greatness In the making. As some of the best Acting complementing some of the greatest shows ever written. I watched the new Doctor Who take shape. I watched my favorite show as a child growing up In the mid 70’s, I watched a 1960’s cheesy British Sci-fi TV show turn Into the greatest Sci-fi show of our time. I watched with all of the other fans from around the world and just like them I fell In love with the show all over again. The whole world started watching from Great Britain to Canada to the U.S. of A. We all took notice! Now Its time to take It to the next stage. Take It to the big screen. Show us fans that have stayed loyal for all these years. Fans that date all the way back to the shows 1963 beginning. Show us that we were not wrong in our beliefs, and that you the creators,writers,director’s and producers were not wrong in yours!

By: Chewie

Chewie — Sun, 28 Dec 2008 07:20:32 +0000

BBC needs to do a Doctor Who movie if not for the fact to finally bring the greatest Sci-fi show ever to the big screen but also to keep the greatest Doctor to ever step into the role on the TV screen as well. David Tennant has agreed to do another full season a fifth season as our beloved Doctor so as long as he get signed to a movie deal also. I say give him the deal and give it to him fast. Sign him before things change and we may never see our Doctor on the silver screen. Furthermore, sign him while he is on top and the show is at its peak. The shows popularity has never been better with fans that range from age 7 to 70 and may never be as good as it is right now. So I say strike while the iron is hot. Don’t let a opportunity like this fall through the cracks in time. Don’t let Tennant walk away don’t let him move on to other things when his popularity and the shows are better then they have ever been. I am a thirty-something that has been a fan since the dawn of the time lords. I never thought I would like another Doctor after Tom Baker was in the role but none the less I kept watching because of loyalty to the show. I remember a time when one of my friends said how can you watch this crap its so cheesy. Well I did, I kept watching and after the 1996 Paul Mcgann movie here In the U.S I thought I’d never see my favorite show again. Then WOW like hurricane It was back and I watch with scepticism at first but then It hit me and my jaw hit the ground. It hit me when Tennant took over. I seen my favorite show from growing up, a 1960’s cheesy British Sci-fi TV show turn Into the greatest Sci-fi show of our time. I watched with all of the other fans from around the world and just like them I fell In love with the show all over again. Then the whole world started watching from Great Britain to Canada to the U.S.A We all took notice! Now Its time to take It to the next stage. Take It to the big screen. Show us fans that have stayed loyal for all these years that we were not wrong in our beliefs and that you were not wrong in yours!

By: Sarah

Sarah — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 20:52:46 +0000

I agree with Alex I think Billie Piper should be in the movie.

By: Alex

Alex — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 23:54:02 +0000

I think a movie would be perfect. And I like the idea of it being a cinema movie not a TV movie like the 1996 one.

Who else is with me that there should be an episode with all 10 incarnations of the Doctor? That would be really cool.

I also think that the movie should have Billie Piper playing Rose Tyler. I miss her

By: Lee Kelly

Lee Kelly — Thu, 23 Oct 2008 02:36:03 +0000

Anyone else remember when you couldn’t move the TARDIS because it contained space and time so was immeasurably heavy???? Or is that me making it up?
Later taters

By: lorna

lorna — Sat, 18 Oct 2008 20:54:05 +0000

I think a Doctor Who mivie would be absolutly fantastic. Its just like two and a bit episodes put together really. like when they have ‘to be continued’.
I think i would raise viewers lots and, with the added bonus that DT is gorgous, I would definatly go out and buy it. As will many other girls’women.

By: Randy

Randy — Sun, 21 Sep 2008 08:57:03 +0000

(Type your comment here. Make sure you’ve read the commenting rules before doing so) First it is considered bad form to abbreviate doctor. Second his mane is The Doctor, not Doctor Who, that is the show title.

Now that I got the nit picking out of my system, in an interview I heard on a BBC podcast Tennant said he would play the Doctor as long as they kept giving him contracts to sign. Being the Doctor was his childhood dream, so I don’t think He’s quiting after the next season.