Customer Ratings & Reviews

A Dr. Who Movie In 3D is so much better than a regular movie.

Wonderful Dr. Who special that needs to be in any Whovians collection!

I've watched it on the tv, decided to buy the dvd.

Love it. My husband watches it over and over. He misses it on tv

Missed it when it came out. Great to see the two Dr. together

You really can't go wrong with Doctor Who. Great movie.

My seventeen year old had to have this for her collection.

I enjoyed this movie, Doctor Who: The Day of the Doctor.

A satisfying 50th Anniversary adventure of the Doctor.

Good doctor who movie. Nice that it comes in 3D...

this was bought for someone who enjoys this series

Not what I expected kinda corny like out of Saturday morning cartoons not for me

Always great to see the story continue. Remember the show from childhood and enjoy it more now.

I bought this dvd for a friend for christmas and she absolutely loved the movie.

if you are wanting basic entertainment its ok... not my favorite but ok

big who fan since 1983 was the best day ever when the show came back 4 seasons of great fun and thrills but this? i don't even know what doctor who is any more big let down

Not what I expected is like something from 80's Saturday morning cartoons

didnt know what this was, bought for movie night, cheap cheap cheap...dont waste your money on this poor BBC product. Stopped watching three minutes in.

For the 50th Anniversary Special episode of Doctor Who, fans finally get to see a story we’ve only previously heard hints about. 11th Doctor Matt Smith is joined by fan favorite 10th Doctor David Tenant and John Hurt as the War Doctor in an adventure chronicling the darkest story in the Doctor’s past, his committing the genocide of both the ever-homocidal Daleks and his own people The Time Lords in order to spare the universe from all the death and destruction being caused by their ongoing conflict. By the time the 9th Doctor showed up in the modern Doctor Who series in 2005, he carried the weight of that awful event with him. Now, many years later the Doctor is pulled back in time to help his former selves and forced to relive the worst event of his many lives to see if he can fix his past mistakes. This story has not only Daleks as a villain, but also the long overdue reappearance of his old enemies, the shape-shifting Zygons. The Blu-ray transfer looks great and extra supplements include 2 mini-prequel shorts, a making of segment and Doctor Who Explained – a 50 minute special on all 50 years of Doctor Who. This set includes both the 3D and 2D versions of the special on the same Blu-ray disc and also a dvd copy of the episode.

Best Buy missed the boat on this one. They didn't promote it and had very few on the shelves. Got there late after work and found one left stashed behind some other movies or I wouldn't have gotten one. I'm rather disappointed with Best buy on this one. I'm not a full blown Dr. Who fan but I like the show. Couple things attracted me to it. Tom Baker! Yes Tom Baker is in it for a few minutes. Awesome! The 3D was really good considering this is what you'd think of as a "TV show". A cute perk was a set of Dr. Who cards inside that have all 11 Doctors plus the "old Doctor". So from a "not a super fan" of Doctor Who, I thought the story was very good, the 3D was excellent, and the special feature and cards were well done. I'm sure if you a fan you'll love it. If your a big 3D fan, like I am, this is a good one to get! Nice one to get if you would like to learn about the Doctor. The bonus features give a nice Doctor Who history from back in the day to present.