Murray Gold continues to prove that he is basically Doctor Who's answer to Hans Zimmer or even John Williams with his consistently phenomenal scores for the show since it came back in 2005 (and especially particularly in this case with Series 5) and Matt Smith's live performance as the Doctor is fantastic as always, but what really holds this event back from potential greatness for me personally is that, very much like the 2006 concert (which in itself was not only for Children in Need at the time but was also a musical celebration of the first 2 seasons of the modern series), this feels exclusively more like a celebration of Series 5 than of Doctor Who itself as a whole. Plus, you can tell that the BBC wanted to get this event over and done with in just a full hour, hence why some of the editing choices feel a little stodgy and clumsy.
In conclusion, despite its few flaws, Doctor Who at the Proms 2010 is decently entertaining and enjoyable as it is.
My overall rating for Doctor Who at the Proms 2010: 7/10.
In conclusion, despite its few flaws, Doctor Who at the Proms 2010 is decently entertaining and enjoyable as it is.
My overall rating for Doctor Who at the Proms 2010: 7/10.
