Reviews

Outstanding series! Holmes and Watson have walked through time and now re imagined in a modern day setting, nothing has changed with these two dynamic characters. Thank you Mark Gatiss and Steven Moffat for bringing the true spirit of Sherlock back! The cast is fantastic (Cumberbatch and Freeman,you nailed it!), the editing is spectacular, great cinematography, you are on edge throughout the series, non stop. I had a joyous smile along with goose bumps as I watched the characters we all love to read about so much execute each scene with uncanny precision. The show is a triumph! and will definitely go on record as one of the best Sherlock Holmes incarnations on television. It's amazing how the series retains a classical feel of the 19th century in present time. I'm certain Conan Doyle would approve.

I was fortunate to view a screening of this film last night and I have to say, it was great! This is a coming of age comedy so well balanced it will have you smiling, giggling and laughing throughout. Uma is excellent (as always) and with her Idiosyncrasies, she fits the character of Zoe wonderfully. Michael Angarano is great for these roles and along with Reece Thompson, they were refreshingly original compared to cliché duel characters you see in most comedies. I felt they were more realistic and it made the film that much funnier. From the beginning of the story, with the introduction of Sam and Marshall you will laugh and grow to like them right away! The characters, Whit and Zoe's brother Teddy, are hilarious and you cant help , but to shake your head with giggles when they speak. Max Winkler did a fantastic job in writing and directing this lovable comedy. It is well paced, well cast, sweet and original. I don't want to spoil you with movie details, just don't miss out viewing it. Easily one of this years best comedies.