Sherlock blogging: “The Reichenbach Fall”
There are a lot of ways in which this was 90 brilliant minutes of television drama, but the first way in which it’s brilliant is the opening moments…
There are a lot of ways in which this was 90 brilliant minutes of television drama, but the first way in which it’s brilliant is the opening moments…
In the meantime, please enjoy these videos, via John Watson’s blog…
Someone make it stop, please.
NO spoilers for “Hounds” in this post!
There’s little resemblance to Arthur Conan Doyle’s story here, apart from the lashings of creepy atmosphere…
“The main character is a handsome, young, eccentric white man – played by a notably younger actor than in any previous versions – famed for his oddball intelligence…”
My god, Sherlock Holmes is an unbelievable bastard, isn’t he? Yet I love him…
The second series of Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss’s brilliant, brilliant Sherlock is about to start tomorrow, and so my hand is forced: I must finally write about the first series…
New Year’s Day, BBC One. Not till — ahem — May in the U.S.
A soulless CGI-animated remake of Raiders of the Lost Ark. Without a Harrison Ford to smirk and snark his way through it, natch.