Showing posts with label Sherlock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sherlock. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 24, 2012

A Sher Lock On A Great Viewing Experience

Sherlock: Season Two that is.

The BBC's modern reboot of Sherlock Holmes just got even better in Season 2. Consisting of three episodes, the season leaves you wanting more.

A Scandal in Belgravia with Irene Adler was simply stunning with a very clever twist on the classic story and is very well acted by all involved.

Hound of the Baskervilles was stunningly well done, bringing in a plausible modern day reason for the situation and gave a chilling edge of your seat horror/suspenseful atmosphere that was really fantastic.

The Reichenbach Fall, the last episode of the season, is quite simply a masterpiece and works very, very, very well. It also leaves you desperately wanting this awesome show to continue.

I certainly hope the BBC will go ahead with Season 3. It sounds like it has been approved and will appear in summer 2013, which is a long time to wait especially as we'll only get the DVDs well after its already played in Britain, as this series is quite simply some of the finest television being produced today.

You can see the promo trailers for Season 2 below. Watch them to whet your appetite, then go watch Season 2 forthwith as your viewing enjoyment will be assured.

Incredibly smart, witty, detailed and well-done television at its finest.

Saturday, March 19, 2011

Sherlock Is A Sure Hit

Sherlock is a fantastic new series from the BBC.

An awesome reboot of the adventures of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson into the modern era. I was quite skeptical at first, being a traditionalist when it comes to Holmesian things, but as soon as I watched an episode, I was hooked.

Excellent acting with good, strong, original mysteries with tension and humor. Very, very well done as only the British at their finest can perform.

See this trailer for a hint of its greatness:



In short, you don't need to be the world's greatest consulting detective to deduce that this series is worth watching.

On the contrary, that fact is elementary my dear reader.