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Jodie Whittaker Bradley Walsh Tosin Cole
DIRECTOR
Jamie Childs
SYNOPSICS
"Doctor Who" The Woman Who Fell to Earth is a movie. Jamie Childs has directed this movie. Jodie Whittaker, Bradley Walsh, Tosin Cole are the starring of this movie. It was released in 0. "Doctor Who" The Woman Who Fell to Earth is considered one of the best Adventure,Drama,Family,Mystery,Sci-fi movie in India and around the world.
In a South Yorkshire city, Ryan Sinclair, Yasmin Khan and Graham O'Brien are about to have their lives changed forever, as a mysterious woman, unable to remember her own name, falls from the night sky.
"Doctor Who" The Woman Who Fell to Earth Reviews
Jodie Whittaker good. Writing & dialogue bad. Cinematography good.
I really liked Jodie as the Doctor, which is why I think she deserved a better script for her introduction episode. I'm not a film or TV critic by any means, in fact my standards for the quality of writing and acting are pretty low. But even I thought the dialogue between the family in the opening felt wooden and unnatural to the point of being cringeworthy. To make matters worse, it seemed like the Doctor was a side character for the first half of the episode. Matt Smith's introduction went more or less straight into the action, and without deliberation delivered a good first impression of him as a character - as well as his to-be companion. In Whittaker's introduction, it spent what felt like an age trying way too hard to introduce and develop the side characters, yet failed to make them interesting or memorable as it A: did not have enough time to do so, and B: provided them with dialogue so unnatural I couldn't relate to them as human beings at all. To top it all off, Grace's death near the end was just lazy writing. She had no good reason to die. By this point The Doctor had already sent the Halo Master Chief back to his home planet, yet Grace still ignored her advice - and as anyone would, promptly climbed up the crane to electrocute the big fuzzy ball of wires to death and fell thirty feet on her back without so much as an "oof". Then. just like in real life, she was given ten precious seconds in which to utter some touching and absolutely not clichéd last words before peacefully passing away of falling-thirty-feet-onto-her-back-related injuries. All the while expecting the audience to feel bad for such a random, silly, unnecessary death of a character who was never fleshed out enough for me to really care. The good though? The cinematography was excellent. It did feel out of place at some points, but the atmosphere and suspense in the train crash scene was excellent. And even though it felt like it took an age to get there, The Doctor's introduction was pretty well done. I don't know. Whittaker saved it towards the end but all in all I'm probably just going to try and forget that this episode exists like I did for most of Season 9. The upcoming episodes look very promising though, so despite this episode I still have hope for the rest of the season. This has been an internet neckbeard who naively thinks anyone cares about IMDB user reviews, signing off.
Meh
Good camera work, good lighting, good sound design. Technically well made. However the characters felt a bit generic for me, hopefully they get a bit more fleshed out. Script was a bit meh, felt a little flat at times. Some good comedy bits but mostly dark stuff. Very obvious plot points and concequences. Main question though, does it feel like doctor who? Honestly, not currently, but it is only the first episode. How's Jodie? She's alrite. The other characters didn't stand out for me. I would've preferred one companion. Overall just ok. While technically well made, the story didnt really do much for me.
New broom, fresh feel, underwhelming story.
I was one of the fans that was a little concerned by this series, not because of the female lead, just because of the new cast, writers production, time slot etc. When Moffat took over from Davies there was change, but it wasn't drastic, this felt like a whole new show, everything felt very different, good for some, bad for others. This one was very much an introductory episode, personally I didn't really care for the story, felt a bit more like a Torchwood plot, then a Dr Who episode, but it was decent, just a bit dour. Production values, filming, music etc were very good. The main question was Jodie Whittaker any good? I enjoyed her performance, she was energetic and charismatic, I think with better material she will sparkle. Her introduction felt seemless, the radical change into a woman seemed almost not to matter. No real time yet for Bradley and his fellow new companions to shine through yet. Overall it was pretty good, but I feel very optimistic. 7/10
This was an episode 5 or 6.
An episode you'd expect mid season. Basic evil alien story that reminded me of a Predator movie. Would have worked fine if most of the episode was devoted to getting the new Doctor established. But not enough time introducing the new Doctor. And too much time introducing other characters. And when the Doctor was doing something, she was more like Macgyver. A new Doctor deserves a much better kick off.
Didn't feel like an episode of doctor who
I know there are going to be people that don't agree with me and people that do. This review is my opinion and not open for me to debate. I found the plot lacking, as most regeneration stories are, trying to introduce the new characters rather than tell a good story. A few of the characters came across as realistic and some were trying too hard. I'm still giving the series a chance as nothing can be judged by the first episode. Cliffhanger ending was ruined if you watched past all the actors that are in the series. Really hoping the series improves. I've been a fan since 1981 so am willing to give it a chance