Mark Gatiss is a long-time and prolific tweeter but the Moff seems to have resisted its charms until now. But he’s created a temporary profile for a tweet-along of Day of the Doctor. At least, someone claims to be him, anyway. https://twitter.com/StevenM16838738
That account seems to have disappeared already. Moffat had a Twitter account back in his early showrunner days, but he deleted it in September 2012 after getting into a couple light scuffles with obnoxious fans.
The link in your first post goes nowhere for me, but it looks like that’s because he moved the account to https://twitter.com/StevenWMoffat.
Ah ok. Strange, still works for me, but maybe that’s because I was already following it by the time I linked it. Thanks for the link.
Apparently he’s written a new intro for Day of the Doctor (which is going to be on iplayer). https://twitter.com/stevenwmoffat/status/1241406062345048065?s=21 the intro will be online https://twitter.com/radiotimes/status/1241316593780559877?s=21
Someone else snagged that handle after Moffat switched to the new one. That person added the misspelled name, probably as a way to clue people in that it’s now a joke account.
And the intro is here (don’t get too excited but it’s a fun little segment) https://www.radiotimes.com/news/tv/2020-03-21/doctor-who-new-moffat-scene/
"To recreate the 3D experience, develop a mild headache while poking yourself in the eyes while asking 'what was the point of this exactly?'"
Yup, my 3D experience every* single time. *Except with Gravity where it was actually properly utilized.
The person who organised this tonight is proposing another rewatch of Rose on 26th March and The Eleventh Hour on April 3rd: https://twitter.com/Emily_Rosina/status/1241459491402649600 Rose will be 15 years old, and The Eleventh Hour is 10 years old. Both facts scare me a bit...
"Age of Ultron" gave me a splitting headache. Yeah the twitter users drove him away. https://www.hypable.com/doctor-who-showrunner-steven-moffat-deletes-twitter-account/ He was quite shocked when they uploaded a photo of him on Bad Wolf Bay location WHILE he was still standing in that spot AT THAT EXACT moment LOL
Avatar at least did something with the 3-D. I find a vast majority of the movies I've seen in 3-D for the most part the 3-D barely negligible and it anything the glasses just create a "sunglasses effect" of making the screen look darker. And theatre screens aren't very bright in general these days I find. I can't comment on the 3-D in the aforementioned Gravity since I intentionally saw that in 2-D thinking a movie set almost entirely in space is going to have dark enough picture as it is.