Doctor Who: The Time of the Doctor 2013 123movies

Watch: Doctor Who: The Time of the Doctor 2013 123movies, Full Movie Online – The Doctor’s worst enemies, The Daleks, The Cybermen, The Angels and The Silence, return, as the doctor’s eleventh life comes to a close, and his twelfth life begins..
Plot: Orbiting a quiet backwater planet, the massed forces of the universe’s deadliest species gather, drawn to a mysterious message that echoes out to the stars. And amongst them, the Doctor. Rescuing Clara from a family Christmas dinner, the Time Lord and his best friend must learn what this enigmatic signal means for his own fate and that of the universe.
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Confused by reviews (will try not to be obvious with any spoilers)
Having read a few of the reviews I cannot understand the negative reviews.

The only initial negative point I would go along with would be the fact that they only gave this episode 1 hour. another 20 to 30 minutes could have given the story justice.

I cannot agree that the story was confusing (anyone recall the The Wedding of Riversong and The Impossible Spaceman? Now those had me confused at the first viewing). Also if you are familiar with the writing of Steven Moffatt then you must know that his skills with manipulating Time in his storyline plotting is second to none. If a series needs to keep fresh with story lines by playing with the time travel complexities that go with writing for the more demanding and sophisticated Doctor Who viewer then a writer of Moffatt’s skill is a necessity.

I found it a very moving episode with humour and emotion throughout and with a little longer running time then that could have been well spent on the development of a few characters in the town called Christmas. If for no other reason than to create some emotional connection to the occupants.

A rousing finale with a very nicely acted farewell from my favourite Doctor to date a memorable emotional guest appearance and a far too short (but expected) introduction to the new Doctor.

The only other addition I would have liked to have seen would have been to see The Doctor battling a little more with his desire to live against protecting the town just to give his demise more pathos.

But remember this is a Christmas episode and a regeneration episode. I strongly believe that credit should be given to Moffatt for delivering a seasonal episode with all the elements that this traditionally requires especially in the time given.

(Of course if the length of the episode was all that Moffatt’s script required then I would lay criticism at his door for not including the things above.)

Roll on season 8. I cannot wait to see how the brilliant Capaldi handles the role and writing of Moffatt.

Probably the most mishandled episode in Doctor Who’s history
What a disappointment, The Time of the Doctor honestly feels like a huge waste of time, a straight hour of too-fast-to-follow convoluted nonsense that serves a purpose that could have been done in 10 minutes.

What we are ultimately getting to here is the regeneration of The Doctor from 11th doctor (Matt Smith) to the 12th doctor (Peter Capaldi). The Doctor explains however that Time Lords only have a certain number of regenerations before they permanently die and his time is almost up.

In The first 50 minutes of padding, we’re wasting our time watching shoehorned in Christmas themes (The town they visit on the alien world is called “Christmas” for pity’s sake), pointless supporting characters, even more pointless villains that literally only appear for seconds each, jokes that appear and are never brought up again (The Doctor shaved his head for some reason), bad love subplots and truly embarrassing make-up effects.

But the biggest insult is the way we get to the resolution we’ve all come to see, how does The Doctor overcome his death problem? Well honestly I can’t tell you. The episode is moving so quickly with so much techno-babble being thrown around that the main crisis gets completely lost in the echo, and before we know it it’s done, problem solved and we’re all just supposed to buy it.

Now, I love Matt Smith as The Doctor, he’s in my personal Top 3, but his final episode is nothing short of an embarrassment. He spends most of the episode hobbling about on a walking stick in terribly unconvincing old age make-up. I remember back in 2009 when David Tennant left the show, crying about how “He didn’t want to go” and many people cried foul that his character wouldn’t be so feeble in his final moments. Well these people can leave Tennant alone now because Matt Smith officially gets the most terrible send off in Doctor Who history. Firstly it happens twice, the first time he regenerates in the episode he’s screaming like a lunatic at a horribly unconvincing special effects UFO in bad old man makeup. Which leaves a bad taste in the mouth for when it comes to the second regeneration scene. Now in the second time it happens, honestly Smith has some great dialogue (plus a cameo by an old friend) that gets the emotions rolling and just as he’s about get the slow, dramatic regeneration we’re used to BANG it’s Peter Capaldi. With no build up or suspense here he is screaming like a maniac too and then BANG credits.

Words cannot convey. Anger. Disappointment. Confusion to name a few. Now I always welcome a new era of Doctor Who, when Matt Smith took over in 2009 the show went through a period of prosperity with some of the best episodes in the shows history. But as time’s gone by, show runner Steven Moffat’s writing has gotten more convoluted, clumsy and frantic. With more and more focus of changing the basic fundamentals of the shows long history and Matt Smiths charm has only diminished by each passing season. Considering how badly they messed up Peter Capaldi’s introduction only makes me more adamant that they are going to continue on this downward trend.

I feel bad for Matt Smith who has to look back on this chapter of his career knowing this is how he was treated when they sent him off, I feel bad for Jenna Coleman who’s now stuck in this show with a much older actor who wont work well with her at all, I fell bad for Peter Capaldi who is going to go into the next season with so much added baggage. But I feel most bad for the fans, this was our moment to say goodbye to Matt Smith and Steven Moffat has ruined it. Steven, season 5 was great and we love you for it, but you cannot be in charge of Doctor Who anymore, Please Stop.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 1 min (61 min)
Budget 0
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Status Released
Rated TV-PG
Genre Adventure, Drama, Sci-Fi
Director Jamie Payne
Writer Steven Moffat, Terry Nation, Kit Pedler
Actors Matt Smith, Jenna Coleman, Orla Brady
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