Amazing work! You know what Id love to see as a challenge video though? Trying to incorporate the logo into a different sequence so like 15s logo in this. Would it fit in the skateboard?
loving you swapping around the opening titles of eccleston-gatwa eras titles what about challenge of using classic titles for modern stories you could do versions with actors names instead of faces or you could use faces of modern era doctors
I'm not sure if it's the effect of the rose-tinted glasses of nostalgia or not because this title sequence is unbeatable to me. Kids might watch it now for the first time and think it looks terrible. They literally exceeded themselves on their first go back in 2005 and it hasn't been bettered since (in my opinion). My dad still remarks every time we watch an episode on the TARDIS transition between time vortexes, how it pauses and then shoots off again, he thinks it's perfection. I love the closing credits as well and the fact that they never repeat themselves from start to finish. Compare that to every closing graphics we've had since which has just been about a 5-10 second repeat of the same graphics on a loop. I'm not complaining they've all been great in their own way but nothing as good compared to this.
@@DoctorVision This one is still the goat. There's something about the 2008 rendition that just gets you pumped and ready for some action. It also never went too far from simplicity. Like the Smith titles had all these extra bits that at times made the theme almost unrecognisable, Capaldi was too electronic, Whitaker butchers the start of the theme, and while Gatwa's theme is definitely comparable, the visuals don't work for me. Like the other guy said, I prefer the single shot sequences. As far as title sequences go, the only ones that come close are the 1996 version and the Tom Baker version.
@@cameronjosephvideos5942 Smith's first theme lost the oomph of the previous two themes. They were bona-fide, ready-for-adventure themes. I much preferred his second theme. Capaldi's theme was truly like a listening to a strangled cat, though I did warm to it much more when I heard the middle eight which was sadly never used. They should have kept the rock version, shame it was a one-off. Whittaker's always felt very flat, like it was missing something. I would've preferred them to recycle the original Derbyshire theme over that one. Love the new theme, definitely the most adventurous since 2008.
In the words of The 9th Doctor, FANTASTIC!
Still my favorite title sequence
the newer BBC logo in these titles is so jarring to me 😂
Love love LOVE THIS!! 🔥👏🏼
Amazing work! You know what Id love to see as a challenge video though? Trying to incorporate the logo into a different sequence so like 15s logo in this. Would it fit in the skateboard?
It definitely would I think if you used the vertical version which has been produced to use in some media.
Epic, though for the last line before the closing theme i would've used Jinkx's "I heard muuusic" because i feel like it would fit better
This is amazing!!
That is brilliant!!
loving you swapping around the opening titles of eccleston-gatwa eras titles what about challenge of using classic titles for modern stories you could do versions with actors names instead of faces or you could use faces of modern era doctors
Is it kind of bad that I miss single shot title sequences?? and oh my god why is the CGI significantly better than this than it is in the new series?
I'm not sure if it's the effect of the rose-tinted glasses of nostalgia or not because this title sequence is unbeatable to me. Kids might watch it now for the first time and think it looks terrible. They literally exceeded themselves on their first go back in 2005 and it hasn't been bettered since (in my opinion). My dad still remarks every time we watch an episode on the TARDIS transition between time vortexes, how it pauses and then shoots off again, he thinks it's perfection. I love the closing credits as well and the fact that they never repeat themselves from start to finish. Compare that to every closing graphics we've had since which has just been about a 5-10 second repeat of the same graphics on a loop. I'm not complaining they've all been great in their own way but nothing as good compared to this.
@@DoctorVision This one is still the goat. There's something about the 2008 rendition that just gets you pumped and ready for some action. It also never went too far from simplicity. Like the Smith titles had all these extra bits that at times made the theme almost unrecognisable, Capaldi was too electronic, Whitaker butchers the start of the theme, and while Gatwa's theme is definitely comparable, the visuals don't work for me. Like the other guy said, I prefer the single shot sequences. As far as title sequences go, the only ones that come close are the 1996 version and the Tom Baker version.
@@cameronjosephvideos5942 Smith's first theme lost the oomph of the previous two themes. They were bona-fide, ready-for-adventure themes. I much preferred his second theme. Capaldi's theme was truly like a listening to a strangled cat, though I did warm to it much more when I heard the middle eight which was sadly never used. They should have kept the rock version, shame it was a one-off. Whittaker's always felt very flat, like it was missing something. I would've preferred them to recycle the original Derbyshire theme over that one. Love the new theme, definitely the most adventurous since 2008.
@@DoctorVisionI like the new title sequence, but it’s not nostalgia. The old ones are better
Can you do Journey's End 15th Doctor Style
HOW DID YOU DO IT?