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Another Teen Wolf 314 Promo
Jan. 9th, 2014 09:02 pmAWESOME! I'm loving the way they portray Stiles' loss of reality \o/
Jan. 9th, 2014
AWESOME! I'm loving the way they portray Stiles' loss of reality \o/
Sherlock (2002)
Jan. 9th, 2014 10:55 pmTitle: Sherlock (2002)
Cast: James D'Arcy (Sherlock Holmes), Roger Morlidge (Dr. John Watson), Vincent D'Onofrio (Prof. Moriarty), Richard E. Grant (Mycroft)
Rating: 3/10
Well... Hm... That was boring. I mean, there were some good ideas there: like, Moriarty kidnapped Holmes and got him addicted to opium, Holmes and Watson met while Watson was working as a medical examiner for the Scotland Yard or that Sherlock went after Moriarty because Moriarty had crippled Mycroft but... The execution was simply boring. How can you make a story about Sherlock Holmes fighting Moriarty boring? This film managed it, somehow. Eh.
So yeah, 3 stars out of 10 only because James D'Arcy is a pretty, pretty man.
Cast: James D'Arcy (Sherlock Holmes), Roger Morlidge (Dr. John Watson), Vincent D'Onofrio (Prof. Moriarty), Richard E. Grant (Mycroft)
Rating: 3/10
Well... Hm... That was boring. I mean, there were some good ideas there: like, Moriarty kidnapped Holmes and got him addicted to opium, Holmes and Watson met while Watson was working as a medical examiner for the Scotland Yard or that Sherlock went after Moriarty because Moriarty had crippled Mycroft but... The execution was simply boring. How can you make a story about Sherlock Holmes fighting Moriarty boring? This film managed it, somehow. Eh.
So yeah, 3 stars out of 10 only because James D'Arcy is a pretty, pretty man.
