History Film / DaleksInvasionEarth2150AD

** A Dalek has just noticed Tom when some escapees throw a tarpaulin over its head. Works better than a paintball gun!

* ArtisticLicenseEconomics: The {{black market}}er Brockley exchanges food for valuables which would be worthless in the post-apocalyptic world he inhabits. It's even less plausible than in the TV series, as Brockley says he can easily find valuables in the abandoned towns, so why would he risk his life sneaking into the Dalek mine to barter for them?

* ApocalypticLogistics: The {{black market}}er Brockley exchanges food for valuables which would be worthless in the post-apocalyptic world he inhabits. It's even less plausible than in the TV series, as Brockley says he can easily find valuables in the abandoned towns, so why would he risk his life sneaking into the Dalek mine to barter for them?

** Played with when Tom is shown fleeing as the big round bomb goes careening down a mine shaft, but he's actually trying to flee the area for when it explodes.

* WhoWouldBeStupidEnough: When Who and David tell Brockley they want to get into the mine, he comments that most people want to get ''out'' of it.

* WeHaveReserves: Robomen bring in two prisoners and tell a Dalek that they've killed two of his patrol. Instead of exterminating them as members of LaResistance, the Dalek just says they'll be replaced, and only kills one after he tries to escape.

* TechnoBabble: See the explanation for the TARDIS interior in the last movie? The Doctor manages to out-BS ''that''. Space, of course, cannot be the "fifth dimension" because space is already the first, second and third dimensions!
--->'''Dr. Who:''' Just as time should be considered the fourth dimension, so Space should be the fifth dimension, for Space knows no boundaries and is timeless.

* RemovingTheEarpiece: When Dr. Who orders the Robomen to turn on their masters he says [[IrrevocableOrder the order cannot be countermanded]]. The Robomen immediately remove their helmets to break the radio link so they won't receive a countermanding order.

* FacelessGoons: The Robomen wear their helmets while SlaveMooks under Dalek control, and remove them when turning on them. Some are shown fleeing with the other escapees, implying that their humanity has returned.

* IrrevocableOrder: When Dr. Who orders the Robomen to turn on their masters he says the order cannot be countermanded. The Robomen immediately remove their helmets to break the radio link so they won't receive a countermanding order.

* PretendToBeBrainwashed: Tom has to pretend to be a Roboman. Played largely for laughs when he has to eat FoodPills in unison with the others.

* RebelLeader: Dortmun. The Doctor is assumed to be one as well, given that Brockley would have told them of his plan to attack the mine.

** A Dalek has just noticed Tom when some escapees throw a tarpaulin over its head. Works better than a paintball gun.

* SubvertedCatchphrase: The Daleks manage to give Dr. Who one that [[FateWorseThanDeath even more chilling than their normal version]].

* WeWillUseManualLaborInTheFuture: This is what gives Dr. Who the EurekaMoment on how to destroy the Daleks, as they're using human slave workers in the mine because they're worried about the magnetic forces of the Earth's core affecting their metal shells.

* DeadHandShot: Dortmun's hand gives the wheel of his chair a final spin after he's buried under bricks.

* LockingMacGyverInTheStoreCupboard: Averted unlike the TV series, as Dr. Who uses a plastic comb that Tom has to trip the magnetically-sealed door for the below-mentioned DoomAsTestPrize. Perhaps it was an Intelligence and Grooming Test?

* LookBehindYou: Dr. Who uses this to distract all the Daleks in the room.

* LockingMacGyverInTheStoreCupboard: Averted; Dr. Who uses a plastic comb that Tom has to trip the door. Perhaps it was an Intelligence and Grooming Test?