Steven Moffat's Sherlock

[palitoy]

Topless Robot - Sherlock (No @#$%)

They had me at hello.

[samurainoir]

Aw Yeah!

Jekyll was fantastic. Big Sherlock fan here. I'm on board this one.

The last time someone tried a contemporary Sherlock Holmes film that worked surprisingly well was The Zero Effect (if you buy Ben Stiller as Watson).

[palitoy]

Yeah, Jeckyll was one of my favourite series of the past couple of years.

I've never seen Zero Effect but have wanted to, I can buy Ben Stiller in a serious role easier than a comedic one sometimes.

[samurainoir]

When will Sherlock be airing?

For me, Ben Stiller always works best when he's playing it straight/deadpan rather than the kind of cinematic mugging he does in Zoolander and Dodge Ball.

Trailer for Zero Effect...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSH8Y3h5j-g

They essentially loosely adapted A Scandal in Bohemia. A surprisingly assured directorial debut by Lawrence Kasden's son, Jake Kasden.

[palitoy]

Watched the pilot last night and I can't get over how well done this is. There is very little updating here, technology is added and everyone assumes Holmes and Watson are a couple but otherwise it really retains the same flavour.

[wolfie]

All 3 have been screened now in the UK and a second series of films has been given the go ahead after they proved very succesful. The general feeling was that the second one was the weakest of the three but i enjoyed them all.

[Hulk]

Apparently we will see this in the US in October on PBS.

[samurainoir]

Finally got around to seeing the first one.

I really enjoyed it quite a bit. Although I couldn't help thinking "Princess Bride".

[Bruce Banner]

Watching all three episodes, I couldn't help thinking the guy who played Sherlock would make a great Doctor Who.

[JediJaida]

I'm definitely gonna watch.