The two most interesting characters were Holmes and Watson, but that's not saying much. Plot-wise it's largely recycled from similar adventure/mystery tales. However while Guy Ritchie's attempt to resurrect his career is not a terrible film, it's barely even good.Īt best it's a middling affair that I think cements Ritchie's status as a one-note director, but the problems start at script-level: it tries too hard to go for wit and whimsy, but you can almost imagine the writers struggling to reach the tone they were aiming for. I had my doubts from the trailer, but kept an open mind when watching the film, considering that the reviews have been more positive than negative. While the IMAX 3D screen continues to be sold out for Avatar, I went to see Sherlock Holmes instead. I think Avatar isn't an exception, ITV or Channel 4 make one of those ridiculous tie in shows which are apparently a 'behind the scenes at the premier' piece of shit but never reveals anything exclusive, just rehashes shit which you've already seen. Shouldn't be too bad for traffic during the morning though if you're working, they wouldn't be setting up that early. It does get a bit chocka around there on premier days. Not sure if you can put links in here or not so i've sent it to the bosses but you can find it on their twitter page dolbybuzz.Īnyone know when the exact date for the prem? if its half wot i have had to go through this week then i am avoiding leicester sq like the plague heehee Honestly in the space of a week central london has had 3 prems, dont they realise i have to get to work LOLĪnyway, i just emailed Grande Rojo as we have just been told one of our clients is involved with the film and we've been told about Dolby doing some show for Sherlock so thought people might wanna know. Gonzothegreat wrote:Looks like the bandwagon called 'promotion' has begun.

Sherlock chapter one iron coffin