That she wasn't able to get out if it by herself? Nobody is perfect and we all need a bit of help at times. I think it was a really cute scene tbh.
Oh I liked it - I'm just reiterating what my teacher said (but then he is generally very cynical, so the fact he admitted he liked it alone meant that it must be pretty awesome )
I liked her getting several things over Sherlock but I don't understand why people are crying that it's sexist. I would have thought the opposite infact.
Who can resist Cumberbatch though?
That she wasn't able to get out if it by herself? Nobody is perfect and we all need a bit of help at times. I think it was a really cute scene tbh.
Who can indeed? Not me.
I think it's less of a sexism thing and more the satisfaction of the plot. It seemed almost a bit out of place to have her suddenly saved in the last scene, maybe even something of a cop-out. Personally, I don't think it took anything away from the episode, but I think that's why some people didn't like it.
Oh I liked it - I'm just reiterating what my teacher said (but then he is generally very cynical, so the fact he admitted he liked it alone meant that it must be pretty awesome )
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As Amwazicles and I have said a ridiculous amount already:
Oh I liked it - I'm just reiterating what my teacher said (but then he is generally very cynical, so the fact he admitted he liked it alone meant that it must be pretty awesome )
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As Amwazicles and I have said a ridiculous amount already:
His cheekbones
TBH, I watch Sherlock to drool at a certain someone and because it's clever and has beautiful artistry in it's shooting.
I think it's less of a sexism thing and more the satisfaction of the plot. It seemed almost a bit out of place to have her suddenly saved in the last scene, maybe even something of a cop-out. Personally, I don't think it took anything away from the episode, but I think that's why some people didn't like it.
It could have ended before then - more bittersweet and it would have been even more Sherlock's secret.
What did you guys think of Andrew Scott? He got pretty poor reviews from the newspapers but I thought he was fantastic. Plays the utter psychopath as well as John Simm did as the master in Doctor Who.
Is Andrew Scott, Moriaty? He is probably the only thing I dislike about the whole series. He is just ... camp. He doesn't really give the impression of being a mastermind or dangerous, just a bit of a childish buffoon.
Is Andrew Scott, Moriaty? He is probably the only thing I dislike about the whole series. He is just ... camp. He doesn't really give the impression of being a mastermind or dangerous, just a bit of a childish buffoon.
Is Andrew Scott, Moriaty? He is probably the only thing I dislike about the whole series. He is just ... camp. He doesn't really give the impression of being a mastermind or dangerous, just a bit of a childish buffoon.
Despite my status as premier league Cumberbitch, I have to agree with you. I couldn't take him seriously. When he does that feral snarling bit about 'burning the heart out of' Sherlock at the pool, I just wanted to ask what were the directors thinking? Maybe it's because as a teacher I've seen more genuine psychopaths in my life.....