"Doctor Who: Music of the Spheres" (a title as pretentious as the one of the music piece mentioned later in here) is a 7-minute live action short film from 2008, so this one will soon have its 10th anniversary. Director is Euros Lyn and the writer is Russell T. Davies. But is it really a movie that should be on the Internet Movie Database? I am not sure. It is more of a live performance and lets be honest David Tennant adds almost nothing interesting in here. Or funny. The only thing I kinda liked was the Graske's performance and presence and I'd watch him in a film or show anytime over Dr. Who. Never got the appeal with the latter. At least this one is not as pretentious and try-hard in terms of comedy and science as some of the others. But this just means that it is bad for other reasons. The annoying music part would be one. Yeah, this one definitely deserves a thumbs-down and the interactions with the audiences are everything except good filmmaking. Is it filmmaking at all? It's really more of a Mario Barth comedy program. Oh my Royal Albert Hall, what have you become? Watch something else.
Doctor Who: Music of the Spheres
(2008 TV Short)
Doctor Who Interactive
24 February 2017
Warning: Spoilers