Why does Sherlock only have to be 3 episodes ;weep
Because Cummerbatch is hot property, he's currently involved in two productions that are filming, has three other projects lined up for filming later this year and has two in post production. In 2016 he appeared in Zoolander 2, The Hollow Crown and Dr Strange. In 2015 he had a three month run as Hamlet at the Barbican as well as appearing in Black Mass and filming the one off Sherlock special.
See, I hated the first 2. Didn't feel like they were Sherlock episodes at all. More like a soap opera. The 3rd was the best episode by a mile, except for one thing that happened that I won't post as it's a spoiler.
This may possibly have been mentioned over the previous 50 pages, but if not, I can highly recommend a cracking feel good film: Hunt for the Wilderpeople. Saw it last night, kids (14 and 16) were a little reluctant as it doesn`t involve Zombies, but thought it was brilliant. Genuine laugh out loud moments, poignant, and a little bit surreal, which is always good in my book. ;ok
As regards Sherlock. Episode two I found to be the best by a mile. Last episode I found a little disappointing, thought his sister was brilliantly acted, but the episode as a whole was a bit naff. Shame if that is the last one as Sherlock as a whole was excellent.
My current list, Homeland 5/5, Frontier 4/5, Helix 4/5, Hw5-0, 4/5;coming soon Walking Dead, season 7 part 2, The 100 season 5, Colony season 2, Fortitude, season 2, Expanse season 2..all hokum but good stuff....
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Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant
Really good if you like well-acted period drama with a bit of eerie and suspense thrown in.
There's only so much Cummerbatch to go around
Benedict and the Cumberband
;yercoat
We've just seen the Star Wars film Rogue One.
;bowdown ;clap
Some lovely little nods to the original films.
;carew
Pretty good, considering the genre has been done to death.
That wasn't actually meant to be a joke. ;doh
Honest.
Thanks anyway Suze ;wink
Have edited it.
Was funny though.
That 3rd episode was pants.
It feels like it went a bit 'too far'.
Saw it last night, kids (14 and 16) were a little reluctant as it doesn`t involve Zombies, but thought it was brilliant. Genuine laugh out loud moments, poignant, and a little bit surreal, which is always good in my book. ;ok