Sherlock

Desmo · 02-08-2010, 09:17

Anybody else seen this? I watched it for the first time last night and didn't think much of it, despite all the rave reviews I've heard.

It just seemed a little dumbed down for me. It's quite obvious what he's thinking most of the time as there are visual clues on screen yet the script makes him tell you exactly what he's thinking all the bloody time. It also seems a little childish with some of the scenes (last night he broke in to a house but wouldn't let Watson in, instead preferring to look around for clues on his own and then getting attacked). I know it's meant to be a bit of fun as well but you can't juggle serious and fun in the same show. One or the other please. If it stuck to fun I wouldn't watch it, if it stuck to serious I probably would. As it tries to be both I'll not be watching again

02-08-2010, 09:17	#1
Desmo The Last Airbender Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Pigmopad Posts: 11,915	Sherlock Anybody else seen this? I watched it for the first time last night and didn't think much of it, despite all the rave reviews I've heard. It just seemed a little dumbed down for me. It's quite obvious what he's thinking most of the time as there are visual clues on screen yet the script makes him tell you exactly what he's thinking all the bloody time. It also seems a little childish with some of the scenes (last night he broke in to a house but wouldn't let Watson in, instead preferring to look around for clues on his own and then getting attacked). I know it's meant to be a bit of fun as well but you can't juggle serious and fun in the same show. One or the other please. If it stuck to fun I wouldn't watch it, if it stuck to serious I probably would. As it tries to be both I'll not be watching again __________________