How can anyone not? (Rhetorical question, I know some people don't like Murray Gold) !!! Horror of horrors!
Like, just put him out of his misery already? It's for his own good. LOL Seriously though, I consider EVERYTHING in the EoT absolutely worth it for that small, beautiful scene with Verity Newman in the bookshop: “To the Doctor. Funny, that's the name he used…” “Was she happy in the end?” “Yes. Yes, she was. Were you?” And he just looks at her gives that devastated, heartbreaking smile. I call it “The Tenth Doctor in a nutshell.”
"Don't get me wrong - Peter Capaldi is awesome. But he is too old and wrinkly to kiss someone as pretty as Alex Kingston." To which I would have answered “Well, yes, and Matt Smith has a face that looks like a bean or a shoe, so what is your point? They are still adorable!”
These things happen. I grew up with all Disney cartoons being dubbed into Danish. It was not good. Yeah, but you know, at least when it’s animation it’s…tolerable? Heck, it can even be *good*. But it’s utterly impossible with live action. Why would anyone ever prefer dubbing over subtitles, I’ll never know.
Re: And when you see it, *I* see it
!!! Horror of horrors!
Like, just put him out of his misery already? It's for his own good.
LOL
Seriously though, I consider EVERYTHING in the EoT absolutely worth it for that small, beautiful scene with Verity Newman in the bookshop:
“To the Doctor. Funny, that's the name he used…”
“Was she happy in the end?”
“Yes. Yes, she was. Were you?”
And he just looks at her gives that devastated, heartbreaking smile.
I call it “The Tenth Doctor in a nutshell.”
"Don't get me wrong - Peter Capaldi is awesome. But he is too old and wrinkly to kiss someone as pretty as Alex Kingston."
To which I would have answered “Well, yes, and Matt Smith has a face that looks like a bean or a shoe, so what is your point? They are still adorable!”
These things happen. I grew up with all Disney cartoons being dubbed into Danish. It was not good.
Yeah, but you know, at least when it’s animation it’s…tolerable? Heck, it can even be *good*. But it’s utterly impossible with live action. Why would anyone ever prefer dubbing over subtitles, I’ll never know.