Well, he is only 18, so it's not like he's been an adult all THAT long.

Apart from the fighting, you've described what is supposed to happen in the first story where these two meet. You might as well give a similar breakdown of Holmes and Watson first meeting, concluding there's no reason to film yet another version. That this will be the first time it is done in a movie is the entire point. I agree, it could suck donkey balls. I hold no hope I'll be enjoying a live action DC movie anytime soon. But there is fun to be had, if they're willing to actually have fun and not be so god damned serious with their superhero movies.

Because looks do matter when it comes to casting. If they actually do a Wonder Woman movie, don't you think the looks of every actress remotely considered will be gone over by "fans" in great detail? My sister was a casual fan of the new Who only because of number 10. She knew the show, having watched old Who with me, but hates shows with continuity because she doesn't have time to keep up. So, once that the regeneration gave us a Doctor she didn't think was cute, she stopped caring. I'm sure you'll get the same thing here, balanced by new fans coming in. That's how Doctor Who works.

It's the internet. You're going to get stupid bitching about everything.

So, ShaNaNa at Woodstock.

They already did Dr Strangelove.

If the camera operator is too good, you lose the shaky cam thing, and the whole idea of just missing that shot that would tell the viewer what was going on. Having the guy be a bad film maker, though, does solve that.

They're doing it because Marvel showed that team ups can work, and this is a baby step towards a Justice League movie. They have decades of stories to pull from. It's just a question of if it will work in live action.

I'm sure there have been better books written on the subject, but the movie The Longest Day gives a great breakdown of the entire invasion. You fully understand what units went where, and why.

Doctor Who changes its mythology and continuity at will, so that's no barrier. However, that would make the Time Lords a race where genders don't really exist, as it's all random what you'll be next time. No need to go there. If they want a female Doctor, kill him off and bring in his granddaughter Susan to take over his name and legacy.

Well, unless you actually wanted him to follow a script or treat a story seriously. He's fun to watch, but should never be hired

Tom Baker was pushing for there to be NO companion. He seriously told the producers that maybe he could just have some sort of parrot on his shoulder he could talk to. His interest in companions improved once he got involved in the casting of the second Romana.

A Doctor who is a bit less friendly would be interesting. I still love Colin Baker's line from the end of his first story: "I am the Doctor... whether you like it, or not."

Actually, to really improve the series, they need to break the Tardis. Go back to the days of him not being able to control it, of his companion being someone STUCK on it against their will. The whole idea of them being able to pop back home every evening has now been done to death.