Paul McGann, Eric Roberts, Daphne Ashbrook
The newly-regenerated Doctor takes on the Master on the turn of the millennium, 31 December 1999.
Stats: 509 reviews
Good TARDIS interior set designs and good special effects; but the plot was weak and confusing. More work should've gone into it. The San Francisco setting didn't feel much like Doctor Who. Poor Sylvester McCoy, Doctor #7, didn't have a very nice sendoff. Paul McGann was a great ...( read more)
Not the best thing I've seen for Doctor Who. Paul Mc Gann was incorrect for the role and putting it in the States was also very WRONG. The 60's movie is way better than this. Please don't watch this stay with Tennent's TV Show-miles better!
Great story, but the interior of his TARDIS was too far off the mark. The locker seen with him trying on the scarf broke me up though.
It's good, sort of. Paul does a good job. But in the future never ever let the Americans do the Doctor again!
It's ok, I guess. the Americans wern't quite sure how to handle this I think.
We get the expected performance from Eric Roberts..... ie: wooden.
The doctor has a snog huh? well good for him.
the usual Hollywood vein, 3 or 4 endings, pretended as just rounding up.
Is t...( read more)
muh, some discrepancies between this film and the rest of the Doctor Who canon it was just okay
I'm a Whovian from WAY back so when the series was cancelled in 89 I was STARVED for Who when 96 rolled around. Now granted this isn't any kind of great cinematic masterpiece, but I do think it was as WHO as a bunch of Americans could get. Paul McGann is actually one of my top ...( read more)
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this film was too shirt but good. like a long apisod....the serios is the best!! my favorit!!
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