Doctor Who Season 2 DVD

Doctor Who Season 2 DVD

About the movie

David Tennant steps into the role of the mysterious Doctor Who in the second season of this popular sci-fi adventure series, with Billie Piper returning as Rose Tyler, the Doctor's charming counterpart. The Doctor and Rose bounce back in time to battle a menacing force that threatens 18th-century Versailles, defend Queen Victoria from a terrible creature in the Scottish Highlands and discover a bizarre hospital run by cat people.

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 A pressing need to save the world, March 1, 2011
Barclay
"Murray Gold and Ben Foster outdo themselves again this year with the series 4 Doctor Who soundtrack. The cd contains the 2008 version of the Doctor Who theme and the Doctor's Theme. "A Pressing Need to Save the World" is perhaps the best song, mixing elements of "All the Strange, Strange Creatures", "This is Gallifrey", and the various characters themes. "Hanging on the Tablaphone", the music used during the subwave network scene could have been longer. Unfortunately, this cd is not as long as the first two but excellent none the less."

 Brilliant reboot of classic series, February 15, 2011
Herbert
"Continuing the trend of grittier and darker reboots of classic stories (for instance the recent Batman reboot by director Christopher Nolan) Doctor Who gets an updated remake with modern special effects and solid writing. Removing the "eccentric" trappings of earlier Doctors with foppish sartorial flair, this Doctor wears a black leather jacket and looks like he could beat you up in a back alley - quite the departure from previous Doctors who were typically elderly english professor types. In addition to paying homage to what made the series such a hit (sense of humor, cleaver re-use of historical fact, the ever so prevalent chase scenes down dark corridors) the series addresses the love felt between doctor and assistant more pointedly as here they're closer in age and have less of the creepy father/daughter bent with previous incarnations of the series. We also get a great story arc as each episode contains clues to a series long mystery while the characters deal with the mystery within each individual episode. Just what does "Bad Wolf" written on walls in every episode mean? You'll just have to watch and see!"