Showing posts with label doctor who. Show all posts
Showing posts with label doctor who. Show all posts
Saturday, 7 May 2011
Sunday, 10 October 2010
DOCTOR WHO - ALTERNATE EMPIRE III
I love the Alternate Empire episodes that Julian Bane is making. He brings a whole new focus to the fan film episodes, with brilliant writing and acting, and amazing looking actors. This makes a great different compared to the usual Doctor Who fan films made by the younger viewers who run about in long coats, dodging a million Dalek blaster shots and screaming "I'm the Doctor! Look at me!!!!"
The acting is brilliant, the costumes are brilliant, the pace is brilliant, and the story focus is amazing. Basically, they put in a load of effort to make this look good. They should make more like this!
Sunday, 8 March 2009
In need of a companion
I bought a DOCTOR WHO 'Rose Tyler' action figure yesterday, to go with my collection. I also bought the 9th Doctor figure too. I like buying figures but only because they are usefull for helping me with my writing ideas.
Most of my friends went off to a party last night in High Wycombe, but I couldnt go because I can't afford it. Money's rather low. Last night was a rather lonely night. I didnt do much; just stayed in, watched 'Licence to Wed' on DVD - great film - and then sat at my desk writing for hours and listening to the soundtrack to STARDUST.
It was quite an emotional night. I was on the tea and Rose (red wine) and was in my regular zone. When I write I like to light a candle on the desk - perhaps as a reminder to calm myself and keep me going. But last night I was sad that I couldnt be at that party miles away. I love parties.
I missed my friends, but more strongly I thought more on the fact that I've been travelling alone for far too long. It's high time I got myself a companion; someone to hold me and just make me feel better. I'm tired of not being able to love because I mustn't or can't. I'm always the "brother" figure. It gets on my nerves.
But still, I'd rather have friends than none at all. They are my family.
A guy can only dream
Most of my friends went off to a party last night in High Wycombe, but I couldnt go because I can't afford it. Money's rather low. Last night was a rather lonely night. I didnt do much; just stayed in, watched 'Licence to Wed' on DVD - great film - and then sat at my desk writing for hours and listening to the soundtrack to STARDUST.
It was quite an emotional night. I was on the tea and Rose (red wine) and was in my regular zone. When I write I like to light a candle on the desk - perhaps as a reminder to calm myself and keep me going. But last night I was sad that I couldnt be at that party miles away. I love parties.
I missed my friends, but more strongly I thought more on the fact that I've been travelling alone for far too long. It's high time I got myself a companion; someone to hold me and just make me feel better. I'm tired of not being able to love because I mustn't or can't. I'm always the "brother" figure. It gets on my nerves.
But still, I'd rather have friends than none at all. They are my family.
A guy can only dream
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