Doctor Who & The Daleks (DVD) Reviews
Newest Review: ... out a meagre existence in the surrounding forest, left alive. Dr Who and his companions must brave radiation poisoning, swamp ... more
... monsters and the fearsome Daleks themselves if they're to get home.
The original TV serial is a black and white, low-budget piece, full of nuclear paranoia, which makes a few simple points about xenophobia and pacifism. The movie is still low-budget (but higher budget than the TV version). There the similarity ends. It's in delightfully lurid colour, and is an adventure pure and simple, with no preachy bits. The character of Dr Who has none of the faintly sinister ambiguity the TV version has - here he's just an ove...more
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Doctor Who & Daleks [DVD] [1965] [Region 1] [US Import] [NTSC] Release Date: 2001 - 11 - 20 Last Update 18.05.2013 16:11
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DOCTOR WHO - Genesis Of The Daleks
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Doctor Who And The Daleks [Blu-ray]
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Doctor Who - Death to the Daleks [DVD] [1974]
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Doctor Who and the Daleks by David Whitaker
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Doctor Who Talking Fx Dalek Power Of TheDaleks
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Doctor Who - The Daleks - Framed PhotographicPrint - 20.5x25cm"
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Doctor Who - The Daleks' Master Plan
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Customer Doctor Who & The Daleks (DVD) Reviews (3)
Doctor Who & The Daleks (DVD): The extermination generation (713 words)by - written on 10/10/11 (Very useful, 39 readings)
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A film only review. This is available as part of the Dalek Collection boxset (along with its sequel), which costs around £4. Back in the 60s, Doctor Who was enjoying its first flush of success. The key ingredient of its popularity was the show's main monster, the Daleks. The first two Dalek adventures from the TV show were adapted into films, and a third was planned but never happened. They're perfectly decent kiddie's adventure films, but inevitably the 'Dr Who' brand name makes them difficult to enjoy completely on their own terms, comparisons with the TV show being irresistible. Doddery old scientist Dr Who has invented a time machine that looks ... Read the complete review
by - written on 04/01/08, updated on 04/01/08 (Very useful, 26 readings)
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DR. WHO AND THE DALEKS is a 1965 movie based on the classic television series DOCTOR WHO - it is in fact based on the second ever story, 'The Daleks' which was a 4 episode story originally broadcast in 1963. The film stars Peter Cushing as Dr. Who who, in this case, is a human inventor based on the planet Earth who builds TARDIS (not 'the' TARDIS as it is known in the television show). TARDIS is a space- and time-ship which takes Dr. Who and his granddaughters, Susan and Barbara, along with Barbara's boyfriend Ian, to the planet Skaro where they come upon a civil war between the Thals and the evil Daleks. The film is very different from the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 17/12/07, updated on 17/12/07 (Very useful, 105 readings)
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The two Dalek films of the 1960s starring Peter Cushing as Dr. Who are early oddities in of the legendary sci-fi franchise, standing distinctly apart from the established canon of the long-running television series despite being based entirely on the plots and characters from serials in the early William Hartnell years. Milton Subotsky adapted Terry Nation's television script for 'The Daleks' largely as an attempt to popularise the series in the American market, replacing Hartnell's aloof Doctor with a slightly sillier version played by the more internationally recognisable Cushing, and although the slight but jarring differences between the two mediums make it ... Read the complete review
