To really appreciate the ffect this film had at the time you have to watch it as a 13 year old in the middle of the wet British summer school holidays. Preferably at a small seaside cinema with othjer children.

ok all good

Ya know, before this release, I think the only other animated recreation I’ve seen that really tried to expand the scope of the original serial was “The Macra Terror”. But only a little bit, because all they did was make the digital versions of the alien landscape and city more impressive looking, made The Macra larger, more expressive, and had one pick up Polly by her leg to drop her into it’s mouth to eat her, instead of just grabbing her to bring her closer to it, since the prop was originally only a little bigger or a little smaller than people in that shot.

Anything up to 1989 is far superior to anything after 2005.

My first trip to the cinema as a kid .

1st Dalek: " Is bread not injurious to health? " 2nd Dalek: " it is if is wrapped in a ton and a half of Morris delivery van..."😊😊

I was most disappointed with the dancing doll designs, they looked so creepy in the original and the animation team should've made them look creepy porcelain ballerinas.

Looks truly awful

Peter Cushing was charming to the last...

&0 minutes edit Not quiet long enough. Your length would be better and get rid of the flashbacks... Pointless. I watched all original 7 episodes on TV as live shows... yup I'm that old. The colourising and the additional effects; help; but you are right about the colour palette of the Dalek City... Doesn't fit with the Dalek mentality... To be honest' I would have them use a Military colour grouping. The Thalls and the Kaleds were military factions Which is why I liked the look of the "ironsides" ; Dark wartime coloured green fitted them. No; as far as I'm concerned... they over egged it and ruined the recipe... in other words... They left the cake out in the rain..

VG Tick! Thank you. If you look into the Flannan Isles lighthouse mystery of 1900 you can see where this episode has it's roots! We're talking 'shapeshifters' all the time now, where did this knowledge come from when these TV episodes were written?

Agreed... FAR better than the original Half the runtime but twice the fun! I just wish Hartnell had been cast instead of Cushing

Oh what could of been why it needs a remake without rtd and the bbc having anything do with it. I would like to have benedict cumberbatch as the dr for the new movie remake a proper actor and British not to young or old just the right age

This was my 1st exposure to DR. WHO. I loved it. I was very disappointed when I saw the earlier film! These days, I prefer both movies to the original 2 TV stories. And... this movie is MY FAVORITE Daleks story. At the moment, this is also the ONLY "Doctor Who" I have on DVD. But i need to upgrade it. The version I have has the opening credited at the beginning... instead of after the jewelry store robbery, where they belong. I like to joke, a story about Earth being invaded, destroyed, and Earth's population killed & enslaved... should not be this much FUN. 😆 By the way... it strikes me... that with advancing technology, they damned well ought to be able to VISUALLY REMOVE "the strings". (That sort of thing never bothers me... but, really, if they can remove "damage" from old films, WHY NOT "strings"?

A bit of the story doesn't add up to me. After the failed attack on the saucer, Susan, Wyler and wheelchair scientist say they are fleeing central London and go to Watford ( on the outskirts of the city) They get to a van ( somewhere else, a pub there is called Watford Arms, but is it Watford ?) and get attacked by Daleks. Later when Susan and Wyler come across the women in the woods, Susan tells them they want to go to the mine ( how does she know about this ?) and Wyler says that he thought they were going to Watford ? ( so they haven't been there yet ?) but she says the Doctor won't go there now it's full of Daleks. If they haven't been there, how does she know it full of Daleks ? When the Doctor gets back to the rebel hide out, missing the message, Mr.Ben points out that Watford is full of Daleks so should avoid it. I'm confused ! What is this like in the series, if that is in it ?

I am very fond of the two Peter Cushing movies. They were often on TV when I was a kid.

I had fond memories of this, and its predecessor, on TV as a kid. Last year I picked it up on 4K Blu ray and it looked amazing.

I really enjoyed it. The animation really suited the surreal atmosphere of this story.

I've seen it. The colours ok, the music over the top, and it's been shortened for today's audiences who only have the attention span of a fly. A classic that should have been left alone.

RiP David Warner. met him a few times, He was a lovely guy

The Robomens uniforns are awesome in billions, of ways and really smart

I like this film better than the television serial and also I wish a film, of the Chase had been made sadly it was not.

Being a Peter Cushing fan I liked these movies.

I was in Nigeria once and some Daleks came up on the TV which naturally I watched, I had to explain to my Nigerian wife what Daleks were, that took some explaining.

I saw this film when it first came out with my brother and I've seen it a few times since. Some great stuff - mountains just north of Watford ! 2150 and they are using an old Morris GPO van + Peter Cushing, Bernard Cribbins and Daleks what is there not to like. I once saw a Dalek with my father and brother a one of the 'Boys and Girls' Exhibition at the Earls Court Olympia so I know they exist - "exterminate" - I love it.

Good fun. But in the future of 2150 they are still wearing 1960s clothes and driving 1960s Royal Mail vans:) However, the scene where the dalek ship descends and totally incinerates the fleeing van is actually pretty scary and creepy.

Always loved these two non cannon flicks, now that woke has killed off doc who maybe some sensible chaps could continue from this timeline 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳

I loved both these films as a kid but this was my favourite. It’s actually quite dark for kids film.

Obviously, I love the Dalek Movies, but what I love most about "Daleks' - Invasion Earth 2150 AD" are the shiny black PVC uniforms of the Robomen! ... I love wearing shiny black PVC! ... I'd love to be captured by the Daleks and be Robotised! ... I wouldn't be able to get into the changing room quick enough! 🤣 One wonders what the Daleks were thinking, when designing the Robomen's uniforms? ... Were they expecting a lot of rain on Earth? ... Or, were the uniforms designed to appeal to kinky boys, like myself? ... And, exactly HOW did the Daleks manufacture the shiny black PVC jumpsuits, with just a claw to work with? DALEK: "Robo-Slave Unit desig-nation 115, why are you smi-ling? Be-ing Robo-tised is a pun-ish-ment! Robo-Slave Units are for-bid-den from en-joy-ing their PVC uni-forms! Robo-Slave Unit desig-nation 115 will de-sist. Rogue Robo-Slave Units will be ex-ter-min-ated!" ROBOMAN: "I am a kinky Robo-Slave Unit, master!" DALEK: "Has your pro-gram-ming mal-func-tion-ed? What is this word, kin-ky? Is it a wea-pon? Do you mean to des-troy your mast-ers, the Da-leks?" ROBOMAN: "Kinky is why I am smiling, master!" 😜 DALEK: "Si-lence! ... You are de-fect-ive! ... Ex-term-in-ate rogue Robo-Slave Unit!" The Dalek exterminates the rogue Roboslave Unit, and he falls to the ground dead, accompanied by the squeak and crackle of his heavy shiny black PVC uniform.

I love how coincidentally the fashions of 1966 when this was made are by chance back in style in 2150 AD therefore considerably reducing the wardrobe budget. I'm a fan of this film and the model of the Dalek spaceship was really impressive for the time.

This is my favourite film and it's great to have Bernard Cribbins in it. I do like the BBC serial but this is better for me as it condenses the plot and has more action because of it. I've got my DVD set but Talking Pictures like showing this every now and again, which is great

I know what you mean mate. Please don't put any more singing dancing in Dr who, jesus, it's just so wrong!! Lol Baby stuff no thanks, very boring. And stop crying Dr, he's supposed to be the man!! Lol and keep the same clothes, jacket.etc I agree with you dude 👍

Quatermass auditioning for a staring role here where he expanded on his many facial expressions when possessed by an evil alien presence.

I enjoyed both.of these films as a kid in the 70s and 80s, both really entertaining mate, liked and subbed 👍

There is a theory that these movies actually take place within the television series world because Ian and Barbera write popular books about their adventures and the most successful are turned into these movies.

Cushing AND Daleks in technicolor??!!!! WHAT'S NOT TO LOVE??? 😊😊😊😊😊

These 2 films are a very entertaining look at an alternate universe Doctor. Or should I say Doctor Who? Lol. Great fun family friendly films. Love them!

Nice review!

Absolutely adore this film.

WELL yes fun see but ok like see a re do with CGI and well to day stuff and THE DR who and the galfan hes is thats me but if can find a DVD i see it be fun to see both

This movie was set almost two centuries into the future (1966 then 2150), but it went against the trend that settings in the future had to look futuristic. This England in 2150, if it weren't for the Daleks, looks ordinary, just as ordinary as the mid-20th century. This speculation seems realistic. Despite all the scientific discoveries and inventions, Earth will still be our good old Earth, people will still have their identity, culture, and ordinary, practical lives.

9:58 Jimmy! 🤣

My Father who was the Production Designer on the original TV Series got a phone call from the film makers to use some of the Daleks from the TV Series in order to get enough Daleks for the film. In the TV series some of the Daleks are actually card cut outs in order to have enough Daleks.

If only they toned down the music and made the daleks resistant to being hit by a 1950s bread van, this would be a good movie...

The two things I love about this film are Jill Curzon (who's bloody gorgeous), and the fact Sugar Puffs still apparently exist in 2150.

LOVE them both, but this is my favourite. that Spaceship of the daleks alone and the practical effects which are amazing is worth the price ofthe ticket alone.

I was 5. I was in the cinema, slightly puzzled about who Who is, but... never mind. Also, being used to Fireball XL5 (needs a remake) and Stingray (ditto), I knew about puppets, models and visual effects of the time. I could see wires, I could see thick matte lines, wobbly optical printing - yadda yadda yadda. The Dalek saucer blew my mind! On film, on the big screen, in colour, and... HOW did they do that? Outside? It looks like they did it outside? How big or small was the model? WOW THAT's just... WOW! I paraphrase, of course, I was mostly a gurgling incoherent mess of excitement. Even a couple of years later, on tv, some of the more family friendly aspects I found not amusing or cute but a bit annoying - THAT ROBOMAN's REFLECTIVE GLASSES ARE CROOKED! - but even that lengthy bit of business with Bernard Cribbins is now to me quite charming. Then in my teens, having discovered Amicus and Hammer Films (Tygon, too), I grew to love the certain breathless pace the always rushed productions the UK film industry imbued with their movies back then. To me, it lent a certain reality to proceedings. So when the NuWho started way back when, this was the standard I was hoping for, and we had that for a few seasons until someone let Murray Gold off the leash and he ran amok with way too many music cues - which now make the tv unwatchable for me (aside from the constant running away from everything! Oh for a Doctor to turn around like Jon Pertwee did and square off to foe, saying, "I've learned a few new Venusion Karate moves since we last met..." And as for Peter Cushing as Dr Who... one of my favourites.

Loved it and still do, recall recording a copy off the telly onto Super Beta and much more recently the 4k blu - yes those wires are way too clear and it wouldn't have taken much in a modern edit suite to remove them completely....perhaps on the 8k version ?????

Enjoyed this film. I miss Bernard Crimmins. My wife was watching a Midsomer Murders he was in as I type this. Coincidence. Keep up the content. I enjoy what you present.

Infinitely better than the first. Even with the crazy blanket Product Placement that paid for it's high standard production (a compromise that isn't that noticeable unless you watch it over and over).