Showing posts with label Sherlock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sherlock. Show all posts
Wednesday, 12 December 2012
Hobbit Hang-ups
So the Hobbit is coming out tomorrow. Peter Jackson's new trilogy, and it's starring Martin Freeman and a whole ton of Hollywood heavyweights, not to mention Benedict Cumberbatch. From the cast list alone I'm expecting a flashier version of BBC's Sherlock; what can I say? I'm setting myself up for disappointment here.
Labels:
3D,
Benedict Cumberbatch,
Cinema,
England,
Film,
Gandalf,
Gimmick,
Hobbit,
Lord of the Rings,
LOTR,
Martin Freeman,
Movie,
New Zealand,
Peter Jackson,
Sherlock,
Sir Ian McKellen,
Tolkien
Wednesday, 28 November 2012
Sherlock vs Sherlock: The Great Game
I'm sure this whole topic has been pretty much exhausted by now, but hey. Here goes nothing.
This year we've had two television shows, one from either side of the Atlantic. In the blue corner, representing tradition, story and people who want to write gay slash fiction, we have Sherlock. In the red corner, representing pandering to audience expectations, Hollywood values of making everything bigger and more American, and strict heterosexuality in their fanfiction, it's Elementary. And which is better?
There's only one way to find out.
This year we've had two television shows, one from either side of the Atlantic. In the blue corner, representing tradition, story and people who want to write gay slash fiction, we have Sherlock. In the red corner, representing pandering to audience expectations, Hollywood values of making everything bigger and more American, and strict heterosexuality in their fanfiction, it's Elementary. And which is better?
There's only one way to find out.
Labels:
Aidan Quinn,
America,
Benedict Cumberbatch,
Character,
Elementary,
England,
Great Britain,
Gregson,
Johnny Lee Miller,
Lestrade,
London,
Lucy Liu,
Martin Freeman,
New York,
Rupert Graves,
Sherlock,
Story,
UK,
USA
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