... Queer as Holmes.
This modern-times version of the classic has Such a dark and timeless atmosphere That You barely notice the blatant Otherwise technology. I love the idea of Watson's blog on Sherlock, read events by the police. Their dynamics are cool and Sherlock's voice is the sexiest British adjuntos Alan Rickman's voice. He's fantastic in his role. There is just Something About His face s, which at times looks like a rubber mask: I Would not Be surprised if one day I Took A lab rat from the tail and tie it on the spot.
The music is very similar to That of the movie s, which I adored. Episode 3 felt like a minimalizeed homage to Die Hard 3 , Though, and the villain's talk grates on the Nerves like a fork on a plate. But What an explosive cliffhanger! (Dammit!!)
There are so gay jokes and references Many It Is Obvious That They Have Studied the target audience: They Know What We Are Providing it want and seasoned, ready for takeaway and reheat. Little wonder There Is a hyperactive fandom already.
What? Sherlock Holmes set in modern times. And you know: when you run out of original ideas there is nothing like recycling classics. In the three episodes of BBC are nothing less than an hour and a half each, and apparently did not resume until next year. Do not make more jokeswith the possible homosexual relationship because they fit into the script, but they know what they like, and the truth is that this series is worth it.
