Steven Moffat is on twitter (temporarily)

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  1. David cgc

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    He shouldn't be so tough on himself, I thought making the 3D paintings a plot-point was a really good use of the format, and a very cool visual effect.
     
  2. Samurai8472

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    Gotcha!

    The elusive executive producer and writer out in the wild circa July 28th 2009


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  3. Csalem

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    Avatar only 3D experience I felt was worth it. Now I see all films in 2D. Thor Ragnarok may have been my last 3D film.
     
  4. Captaindemotion

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    Avatar and Gravity worked well in 3D but IIRC they were both filmed with special cameras and the effect served a purpose. All of the films where they’ve just run the film through a programme or whatever to convert it just look like crap.
     
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  6. The Nth Doctor

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    Ooo...new, unrelsased material?! Even if it's almost certainly Rose-centric, that should be cool to see.
     
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  7. Samurai8472

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    Maybe just maybe we get a deleted scene with Billie actually playing Rose. Another idea would be "The moment" imitating past companions

    The moment- You always travel with someone.

    Billie- Oy! (Donna)

    Billie- Doctor! Look out! Doctor! Over here! (Every companion)

    Billie- *Something Rose-centric ?
     
  8. The Wormhole

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    The last time I intentionally saw a movie in 3-D was Prometheus in 2012, which actually didn't do a bad job with the 3-D, though I ended up thinking the movie actually looked better in 2-D when I watched it on Blu-ray. There've been a few movies since then I've seen in 3-D only because there wasn't a 2-D screening, though even then I don't think I've seen anything in 3-D in five years or so.
     
  9. Csalem

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    I actually bought season 1 on Blu-Ray recently but haven't watched it yet. This is a good excuse as any to take it out of the packaging and see how it looks in high-definition.
     
  10. David cgc

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    I saw they recently did a DVD re-release by Doctor of the modern series (so, a set with season 1-4.5, then 5-7, then 8-10), which are much more affordable than the original releases were, but for some reason, they've been holding off on doing blu-ray packages in the same style; they've just done one, and it's Tennant only, not even Tennant + Eccleston like the DVD. Doubly weird, because the majority of Tennant's stuff wasn't even made in HD, it was all up-converted later on.
     
  11. Csalem

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    I still have my original series 1 DVD boxset. looked cool in its Tardis box but it does take up a lot of space for whats in it. I think it is about the same size as 6 bluray cases.
     
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  12. Starkers

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    I still have that boxset too :)
     
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  13. Captaindemotion

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  14. Starkers

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    The prequel, a snippet of an RTD written Time War novel, is now up and it's great!
     
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    Love it! And totally canonical alternate regeneration for the War Doctor, before Day, for me!
     
  16. Csalem

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    I like the "Blimey". Nice call back (or forward?) to Eleventh Doctor and the chin. :D
     
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  17. Mr. Adventure

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    Too bad BBC America has no interest in this. Hopefully there won't be too much region-locked goodies.
     
  18. Captaindemotion

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    I think it’s the 8th Doctor - does he not say that he wrote it before he even knew that Moff had devised the War Doctor?
     
  19. The Wormhole

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    Indeed, and the mock up cover art featured on the same page as the story even includes an image of Paul McGann.
     
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    That was a fantastic little story! I may have issues with some of Davies' storytelling, but he definitely has a way with prose. The descriptions were wonderfully imaginative and filled with lots of callbacks. Rodan and Bettan are particularly cool to be name dropped! :D

    Yup. I really love that artwork and how it's in the vein of the classic Target novel.
     
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