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The Stolen Earth, 2008 // The Impossible Astronaut, 2011
So the thing you have to understand about doctor who the movie 1996 is that it isn't good. But it is the best film ever made. It has little to no outstanding qualities as a narrative and is such a wild read of doctor who that if you replaced a few proper nouns throughout it would just be a regular bad sci-fi movie. The fact the series survived it is the reason i'm not worried about canon or the shows future in the slightest. The pitch for it consists of some of the most insane lore retcons i've ever seen in my life, and the only major one to make it into the movie is generally considered so out of left field that people refuse to acknowledge it to this day. Literally nothing matters. The master is goo and also a lizard, seven gets gunned down in the street, paul mcgann is the first doctor to canonically get bitches. There's a motorcycle chase. Bad 90s cgi. the regeneration is a frankenstein reference. its camp. eight has his dogs out. it is somehow more american than you would expect. it features by far the best rendition of the main theme in the shows history. Who fucking cares man. 11/10
me: and then they killed quentin coldwater
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Quentin Coldwater seen by artist Salem Beiruti.
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think about the first movie you remember seeing in a movie theater. not necessarily the first one you saw in a theater, but your oldest memory of seeing one in a theater. what genre of movie was it?
comedy/dark comedy/satire
action
sci-fi
fantasy
horror/thriller
romance/romantasy
historical/period drama/biopic/documentary/historical fiction/political
drama/tragedy
adventure/epic/superhero
mystery/crime
i have a memory of a film but am not sure what film it is (describe?)
i have never seen a film in the theater/cinema in person
for the purpose of this poll, things like "animation" and "musical" are not options here because those are mediums and can be any genre! i also sort of felt like inclusion of either of these would result in them dominating this particular poll. so instead, think of which of these selections MOST sums up the movie you're thinking of. it's okay if multiple of these apply, but just pick the one that would sum it up best.
also, you obviously don't have to, but please consider leaving the movie and the year it was released in the tags! i am probably going to make a letterboxd list of everyone's responses, especially if this spreads around enough. check back for the link!

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I would just like to take a moment to thank Katie Rose Clarke for her contributions to the culture
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Matilda (1996) dir. Danny Devito

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official bbc doctor who instagram you are insane for this actually
...nobody in this show deserves Lex Luthor.
Lex, sweetie, let me please rehome you in some other, nicer universe where people who claim to be your friends won't abandon you to get your brain fried.
Just- how the fuck the Kents can look Lex in the eye and shake his hand after spending all of last episode all gung-ho for leaving him indefinitely imprisoned in Belle Reve despite knowing he was being falsely imprisoned- the sheer unmitigated fucking gall of it.
Anyway, so, Lex's offer here. Clark reads it as an attempt to 'fix' Clark, which- okay, I'm not sure that's not a part of it, given Lex has grown up around Lionel 'I will absolutely risk my son's life because a dead child is preferable to a disabled one' Luthor, but- what Lex actually offers here is just to get Clark in touch with the doctors he consulted about Lionel's condition, which- if we cast our minds back to S2, Lex there was focusing on helping Lionel to adjust to his newfound (and as it turned out temporary) disability, rather than attempting to 'solve' it'. Which- would suggest that that's probably what he's getting at here. Like- I get Clark's point about his newfound disability not being a problem to be solved, but something he has to learn to live with, but- given Lex doesn't know the alien thing right now on account of having got his brain fried, getting Clark some additional medical advice and maybe some of the therapists that Lionel kept complaining about back in season 2 to help him do that isn't a bad idea.
And- taken out of context, what results is- actually a pretty sweet little bonding moment between Clark and Lex about the way they both feel marked out right now - Clark by his blindness, and Lex by his recent institutionalisation. In context, however, the line about the almost medieval prejudice against the mentally ill is- yeah, there is, and it's a prejudice which is fucking everywhere in this show, with Lex himself being a paramount example.
Anyway, Lex is planning on going back to work for his dad, which- 'Shattered' and 'Asylum' really brought me down hard on the side that Lex's return to LuthorCorp this season was always part of a long-game plan to bring Lionel down, and Lex is just very good at making honest feelings do dishonest work. Clark- doesn't know any of this, but- quite aside from warning Lex that the job offer's a sham, doesn't seem to consider for a moment that Lex going back to work for the guy who just drugged him into a mental breakdown and had him subjected to electroshock to erase his memories might be dangerous for him, particularly as Lex lacks that context and may well try and work against Lionel again. Which Clark really should know that Lex will do, because Lex has been fighting back against Lionel in one form or another for as long as Clark has known him. Lex needs to know what he's risking for his own safety, and, again, Clark can tell Lex about what Lionel did to him without Clark's powers coming into it at all! Just- I swear to god, Clark claims later that he's 'protecting' Lex by not telling him, but Clark isn't even protecting himself at this point! He's just deliberately letting his alleged best friend walk right back into that danger when Clark knows how much more dangerous it is than Lex realises!
Like- maybe Clark is just being a dumb teenager, but how stupid do you have to be not to realise that this is dangerous for Lex after seeing with your own eyes what Lionel was prepared to do to him? Clark...does at least appear to be trying to talk Lex out of the LuthorCorp job, and does tell him to be careful, but without the context - context which, again, Clark can give Lex without endangering his own secret at all - Lex just has the context of 'your dad doesn't think you're up to much', which of course is just going to make him dig his heels in and try to prove himself, because that's what always happens. Clark is his alleged best friend, he really ought to know this by now.