Antigravity Bikes - Who rode it better?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- The most recent Doctor Who episode has the Doctor riding an antigravity-enabled motorbike. The gravity device seemed awfully familiar, then it hit me: just like the Gravity Redirector in Ultraviolet. So I pit the two against one another in a quick mashup.
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The Doctor, definitely.
The Doc had a way better surprise factor for the audience, it was more enjoyable to watch that. Plus the Doctor's bike looks way cooler, nice vintage/retro look, and he's not an oaf going around breaking things and causing a disturbance. Add to that that in the second clip the subject is fleeing whilst the Doctor is running towards the danger.
he broke three things: 1. he broke the window to that ladies office 2. he broke the bike and 3. he broke their minds with his badassery.
And don't forget pissed off!
- "We're as fast as you. We're as strong as you."
- "But are you one tenth as PISSED OFF as I am??!"
While Violet's Anti-Grav was pretty lengthy and cool: the main reason behind its useage was to run away. The Doctor was using it to charge off into battle, so he won this by a literal landslide.
The Doctor
As the frame pans out it show the power of a man with a motorcycle that defies gravity
The Doctor, most bad ass and he is a time lord, aint no one beating that
I think the bike was okay, he just didn't need it any longer. It was the usual one-shot gadget thing...
You're right, he should have been here too. But the only thing he has going for him is the line "Suspect is going UP! I repeat, suspect is going UP!"...
The doctor bow ties are cool!!
The Doctor every time
im quite sad that we only got to see the anti-grav bike in doctor who once where Bessie, the 3rd doctors self driving car that looks like Brum, got shown as an entire asset.
violet is a vampire, a really badass vampire.
the doctor hands down although the animated sequence was cool too!
The doctor, no question
The Doctor...
THE DOCTOR ROCS
the doctor is better
The Doctor rode it better. He didn't break anything or cause damage. And like Ohvist Small said, he used it to run into battle. This girl used it to run away. No class!
As a major whovian and lover of action movies, I have seen both "The Bells of Saint John" and "Ultraviolet" numerous times and I honestly believe Violet won this one and the CGI argument is both invalid and ridiculous seeing as Ultraviolet is seven years older and most 2013 tv shows had better graphics than major motion pictures from 2006. Geez.
if violet was in the olympics
doctor still came last?
but considering idk who violet is n i know shes not in doctor who
Doctor Who wins
The worst special effects I have ever seen in my entire life, it looks like a cutscene from a playstation 2 game.
No Ghost Rider?????
docter
really? the doc just road through the street and up the building. Violet had to jup from platform to platform then drift on a sideways window dodging gunfire....skill level I think goes to violet.
True dat. Skill level definitely goes to Violet, but I would say that Violet and the Doctor are tied for style, seeing as the Doctor's foes weren't expecting it at all, and I recall it being implied in "Ultraviolet" that such things as gravity levelers (I think that's what they were called in the film) were rare, but not necessarily impossible or otherwise unprecedented. Though I'd have to re-watch both "The Bells of St. John" and "Ultraviolet" in order to be absolutely certain.
∀ Gundam Gravity Levelers used to be quite common among Haemophages, but since the Archministry's highly effective campaign against them, they were increasingly rare as the number of Haemophages dwindled and they lost their re-arming capacity. I think it's safe to say that those two were the last in existence (although more could probably be manufactured if the Haemophages had the industrial base for it), and she leaves her belt buckle with Nerva and she ditches her bikes when she jumps through the attack heli.
The same goes for FlatSpace storage: pretty rare since the Haemophages were losing ground, with Violet's bracelets and Garth's truck the only remaining examples.
Zalán Meggyesi Makes sense, thanks for telling me. Out of curiosity, was "Ultraviolet" a graphic novel before becoming a film and anime, or am I mistaken?
∀ Gundam Yes, you are. It was the movie first, with the intro done in the style of the Marvel Comics movies. The novelization (with more backstory) came later, and this is actually the first time I heard about Code 044 - is it any good, worth watching?
Zalán Meggyesi Thanks for telling me, as for "Code 044," I've only seen the first of 12 episodes, so I don't have any real opinion yet, but it's very divergent from the film.
Well, what are you gonna do if that is the only way to save the girl that has saved you? TWICE. He needs her, there was no other way. Seems like your argument is invalid c;
yeah, where is ghost rider?
Good point...
He's probably off in NYC, and couldn't make it to the match...
The Doctor rode it better. Plus, the CGI is much better in the Doctor than in Ultraviolet. The CGI in that scene stinks.
ultraviolet has by far the worst cgi I`ve ever seen. seriously I struggle to even call it abysmal
doctor cos ultraviolet is just shitty cgi
ultraviolet sucks. its so out of budget. my nephew could even make a more legit motorcycle scene.