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*TRIPLETS BORN*

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46:34 DOCTOR: I don't see anything. MEDOK: In that patch of moonlight. I told you I'd seen them. (In front of them is a hideous crab-like creature.)

38:01 Polly, now stricken with fear, points out that a large claw has emerged on the scanner.

Thank u to all the people who made dr who and did the dalek voices I bet it was hard work, thank u to all the production team and to everyone I enjoyed that. I haven’t met anyone in my life who can do a dalek voice in cramlington or in Blyth we’re i live .

Mannn this movie got a awesome soundtrack...damn

The one thing i don't understand is why did they have manic and sonia be voiced by sonic's voice actor

Always loved the very beginning part of this track. It started with Iceman having a word with Maverick about him "show boating with the Mig" and then transition to Jesture announcing the first day of training. Iceman: Maverick. Who was covering Cougar while you were show boating with the Mig? Maverick: Cougar was doing just fine. Iceman: Ah, huh. Jesture: Gentlemen, this is your first HOP. The jets you are flying against are smaller, faster, and more maneuverable. Just like the enemy Mig. The clock is ticking, and from now on we are keeping score. A4 and F-14 speeding toward each other, and then they fly by each other - officially signaling the start of the dogfight. FIGHTS ON! Maverick: I lost him Goose!!! Jesture: Show me watcha got kid. Goose: I'm looking! I'm looking!..........I GOT HIM! I GOT HIM! He's on our tail! He's coming hard! Maverick: Yeah, I got him. I got him. Here we go.

This still holds up after 52 years, Malcolm Clarke was a forward-thinking mofo 😎

28:25

25:14

FAB!

That brings me back

I love the invasion it is my fourth favourite second doctor story and has the best animated and crossover hall should have animated some other second doctor stories

This song needs to be longer

They sure loved that orchestra hit effect in the 80s. My fave from this soundtrack was always the cleaning robot theme though and the music from 22:20 that has some sort of Asian sounding chime peppered through it that the other versions of it dont have, really works well to give that off kilter menacing flavour that 80s Doctor Who established which Murray Golds bland generic orchestrals really lost in the modern show. The synthesiser was made for this show cos it can make those other worldly noises no orchestral instrument can.

I really love most of these updates, but added crystal effect is just bad and I think the original practical worked fine. I think that's when the effects annoy me most, when they're unnecessary and add nothing.

Can you extract the Isolated score of "Take my Breath away" (INCLUDING the rare humming intro) that starts at 00:52:09 ? This timing is from the Blu-ray version

I remember getting invested in this show when I was younger because the intro went so hard and even for a little kid the plot was so interesting to see and if they would meet there mother or not

>they never find their mother<

Loud & Clear - not a band I'd heard of...

whats funny about this, is that when i went to watch the stingray livestream, it started playing this music, and i thought that it was something having to do with music, and that i had to watch the episode without the livestream. luckily, i found the episode i was looking for, and it was a great episode.

More like Six Feet Underground

How much did they pay that singer to just belt out an absolutely insane performance

ARES!!!! Make a continuation of this show like X-men 97 and my life is yours!

I agree that the whimsical nature of the theme underplaying the Daleks in this story does lessen their menace, but there is certainly no faulting Blyton's composition for the temple and sacrifice music!!! That cue is terrifying and could fit quite easily into any of 'The Omen' films!!!

All the eerie incidentals that underplay Tegans dream are superb as is the screeching Mara theme! Peter Howell is my favourite composer of Doctor Who. 'The Five Doctors' and 'The Two Doctors' scores are both utter genius.

Это аниме недооценено, потому что все привыкли смотреть розовые сопли. А тут достаточно серьёзное произведение, про послевоенные годы

Loved this film as a kid.

Loved this movie

4:20 Still the best Dalek Death scene ever in every version.

Dirty Den in there

what an amazing video

my fave DR who story ever

Interesting

I like how they improved the lighthouse effect by having the light actually rotate instead of blinking on and off like in the original.

Is the 2023 effects different from 2009?

I forgot about this movie omg

Hollywood your good i want viper

triplets born, the throne awaits, a seer warns of a deadly fate, give up your children, separate!

These were the good ole days of Doctor who.. I would watch each episode religiously! Now this show has evolved into a ridiculous shit show you can't even make sense of... Ridiculous incarnations And regenerations that are so dumb I don't EVEN watch it anymore as a ex -fan of the longest running series known... Peter Capaldi was the last doctor for me.. And that was how it was supposed to be after the 12th doctor...

2:24 “this is where the fun begins”

Funny thing is, when the Nestene was just a blobby glowy lump, I thought it was quite effective. When I saw the cgi, I just thought, "Why would a squid be flying?"

The music is on the same level as the war movie themes like 633 squadron and B of B

Me, too. I hope the original cues turn up someday, too

This fab music always cheers me up god bless barry gray

I still love everything about thunderbirds and iam in my 67th yr

Ned Cook: She's moving... Yes she's moving!"

I remember watching this episode for the first time and just being genuinely shocked and in awe over this sequence. It’s pretty morbid, especially for a programme aimed at children lol

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