SummaryThis three-part series retells the tale of England's most celebrated detective but in a modern-day setting, with Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman taking the leads as Sherlock Holmes and Dr John Watson respectively.
SummaryThis three-part series retells the tale of England's most celebrated detective but in a modern-day setting, with Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman taking the leads as Sherlock Holmes and Dr John Watson respectively.
Cumberbatch and star British producers Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss ("Doctor Who") have performed quite a remarkable feat here--they've created something unique and pleasurable where so many have trod before.
Extraordinary Surprising Puzzled Masterpiece Season!The whole season is very Unique and amazing the music was phenomenal,screenplay was amazing story was great its Fast paced Fun **** jokes and situations were entertaining to watch.love the way how Sherlock Figure everything out just by paying attention on things the starting episode intro scene was like Wow that whole character's data right on his mind.1st episode was uniquely amazing a masterpiece episode the whole investigation was fun and engaging and ending was great love the brothers thing.2nd episode felt little off but entertaining the whole china museum thing didn't quite engaged but the whole after math and ending with Watson getting GF it was satisfying and the whole lotus gang thing felt Disconnected to amazing flow of season.then 3rd episode it was fast-paced suspenseful puzzled Cliffhanger at last the whole Moriarty thing was amazing and he's reveal came outta nowhere it was surprisingly **** whole bombing and cases things were engaging and amazing and gosh that ending was amazing.Overall it Amazing start to such unique and clever Adventure of Sherlock which is Entertaining and Masterpiece!
A primeira temporada é simplesmente incrível e bem feita, cheia de detalhes muito bem pensados. Digno de um 10, apesar de alguns pontos negativos mínimos, que nem merecem ser mencionados.
Sherlock is the rare reinvention that's likely to enchant purists as well as those yearning for a new look at an old favorite. Should you bookmark it now on your DVR? The answer, my dear reader and viewer, is elementary.
It is cinematic in the sense that nothing in it looks quite real. But it works: This is not the London known as jolly and old, but the new chilly city of glass, a place of missed connections, of aliens and alienation. And the smart dialogue and warm performances--even Holmes has a discernible beating heart, or perhaps two--keep ice from forming on the production.
A viewer who knew nothing of the earlier incarnations could come to this one and find it immediately engaging, like a good modern police buddy-team drama.
The major flaw of "The Great Game" is not allowing Sherlock and Watson to work enough as a team. This flaw makes clearer what the other episodes do well, which is to emphasize the most interesting and important aspect of the original stories, Holmes and Watson's complicated and entertaining relationship.
Simplemente fantástica, que decir de Sherlock.
Una interpretación por parte del elenco de actores de 10, cada capítulo parece una película que parecen al mismo independientes entre si pero que a la vez todo se conecta para dar finales de temporada memorables. Le doy el 10 sobre 10. Mi segunda crítica u/o review de la sección de TV.
Loved seasons 1 & 2, but the current one... ghastly! 3 hours to date, and not a single case we can sink our teeth in. Lame little sub-plots with flashbacks (ad nauseam !!) that only a flaming ADD sufferer would appreciate. The recent (2nd) episode gave me a headache and left me bored, bored bored! Bang!
I am very disappointed with this series, I expected much better, especially after reading the reviews on this web site, unfortunately the series is not credible at all, with unrealistic scenes, Watson limps and walk with a cane, the next scene he runs like an athlete at the Olympic games, I certainly understand that it is a fiction, but I don't agree with this new version, Conan Doyle must be turning in his grave if he saw his work transformed like that