I love ❤️ this scene. Vincent and the Doctor is one of my favorite Doctor Who episodes ever. Tony Curran did such an amazing job as Vincent Van Gogh and he looks just like him. It's amazing. Van Gogh is truly the finest painter who ever lived and one of the greatest people ever.
Greatest moment of tv. Ever. I come back to this wonderful scene of fantasy every six months or so for complete catharsis. Whatever comes of Dr. Who - thank you BBC for this 3:30 minutes of pure emotional release. Perfect.
Can you imagine how that curator would have reacted if he found out that time travel was involved? Imagine realizing that the weirdo who cried at your speech about your favorite artist in history was the artist that you praised so highly, and imagine if you discover that your speech made that great artist keep going for just a little bit longer.
I'm completely obsessed with the Doctor posing in front of the statue showing the slaying of Medusa. He knows that this is the good part, the part where they win a little bit.
Fun fact: his great grand nephew recently quit his job and became a artist/painter himself and is doing quite well! Lieuwe van Gogh. Even looks like a young vincent a bit, in a modern package
I remembr when my teacher played this scene in class about a year or two after it aired. I fell of watching Who when Matt Smith's era began, but this scene was the first time I remember that passion was reignited. Holy shit.
One of the best scenes of the entire history of television. I still cry a bit whenever I watch it
Why?
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@@duquem0421 Because it is beautiful and very moving.
I just came back for the cry today. The best.
I’m with you.
Van Gogh ... fascinated by the building, technology, other artists ... how to capture an artist perfectly ...
R.I.P Van Gogh. Your legacy will live on through your amazing work forever.🎨
I love ❤️ this scene. Vincent and the Doctor is one of my favorite Doctor Who episodes ever. Tony Curran did such an amazing job as Vincent Van Gogh and he looks just like him. It's amazing. Van Gogh is truly the finest painter who ever lived and one of the greatest people ever.
Mine too. Made me cry.
I stumbled upon this video after watching the film Loving Vincent and this scene made me sob uncontrollably.
One of the greatest scenes in tv show history.
I don't watch Dr Who regularly so this is my first time seeing this scene. It's truly wonderful and very touching.
I cry every time I see this. One of the best Doctor episodes 🥰
How beautiful to show the real Van Gogh his work.
Greatest moment of tv. Ever. I come back to this wonderful scene of fantasy every six months or so for complete catharsis. Whatever comes of Dr. Who - thank you BBC for this 3:30 minutes of pure emotional release. Perfect.
That is the saddest and most wonderful scenes of all in the Doctor Who universe. I love watching it and crying so much.... It's literally healing.
Can you imagine how that curator would have reacted if he found out that time travel was involved? Imagine realizing that the weirdo who cried at your speech about your favorite artist in history was the artist that you praised so highly, and imagine if you discover that your speech made that great artist keep going for just a little bit longer.
I'm completely obsessed with the Doctor posing in front of the statue showing the slaying of Medusa. He knows that this is the good part, the part where they win a little bit.
Simply beautiful.
Oh this made me cry. Poor Vincent.
There are thousands like Vincent stories going on and no one to hear😢😢
Fun fact: his great grand nephew recently quit his job and became a artist/painter himself and is doing quite well! Lieuwe van Gogh. Even looks like a young vincent a bit, in a modern package
This scene itself is as much of a masterpiece as Van Goghs work.
I am an artist. This gives me strength. Thanks.
A true inspiration that never fails to impress.
Hits me every time!!!! 🙏❤️
I remembr when my teacher played this scene in class about a year or two after it aired. I fell of watching Who when Matt Smith's era began, but this scene was the first time I remember that passion was reignited. Holy shit.
This scene made me cry🥲RIP Van Gogh❤
You can see he comes more alive through his artwork. Despite his mental struggles, that’s a triumph❤
This is an excellent imaging of what it would be like if Van Gogh could know the world's reaction to him work.
It was his bday yesterday ❤
Could it be, surely not ... no of course not ...
The only mistake I can see, is that Vincent has two ears- but I still cried. A lot.
RIP Pete Twamley
Is that Tony Curran as Van Gogh?
Yep 🙂
The Sony F-35 is such a beautiful camera, I much prefer it to the cameras used in modern day like the Alexa. To me it has a much nicer look.
Just realised something, Van Gogh is Dutch, we do 3 kisses instead of the usual 2
Bada$$$ 😢❤
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So thats where Van Gogh got his ideas for the paintings from ;)
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Am sure this is not the original music used in this scene....memory cheating or copywrite issues? ;)
No this was the music in the actual scene
values hues and shades were a crime.
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good thing they didn’t travel to 2070, when urban youths burned down the museum
Lol why is Omar on ur profile pic
how would I know? are u perhaps a time traveler?
This is so corny and cringe worthy.
Sorry, but you are wrong
Your life must be drab...colorless. Without joy or pleasure. Stagnant. To be so unmoved.
I always cringe at this. Embarrassing!
You misspelt cried
He didnt @@chad3009
I just had a good cry.