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calliopes_pen) wrote2012-01-16 02:38 pm
calliopes_pen) wrote2012-01-16 02:38 pm
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Sherlock
As of a few minutes ago, I've just finished watching the finale of Sherlock. I am so glad that I managed to remain completely unspoiled for every detail of what transpired. Certain things I didn’t expect. Now that I’ve seen it, I’ll soon be off to read each and every response from everyone else. While trying to avoid everything, I still managed to put links for all the entries written by everyone on my friends list into a Word document. (Pointedly looking away the whole time, lest I see a comment I shouldn't.)
Without spoiling anything for anyone that hasn’t had the opportunity to see it yet, I will say that I loved it. Martin Freeman did a spectacular and heartbreaking job, as did Benedict Cumberbatch--especially in one scene in particular. Also, am I the only one that had flashbacks to Life On Mars at one point?
They did a brilliant job with this episode, and I’m pleasantly surprised that the writer did so well—knowing what else he’s written, I didn’t expect much.
While I'm not spoiling here, there may be spoilers in the comments. So if there are any, read at your own risk.
Without spoiling anything for anyone that hasn’t had the opportunity to see it yet, I will say that I loved it. Martin Freeman did a spectacular and heartbreaking job, as did Benedict Cumberbatch--especially in one scene in particular. Also, am I the only one that had flashbacks to Life On Mars at one point?
They did a brilliant job with this episode, and I’m pleasantly surprised that the writer did so well—knowing what else he’s written, I didn’t expect much.
While I'm not spoiling here, there may be spoilers in the comments. So if there are any, read at your own risk.