whiskeywillow
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I wonder if anyone has seen this tragedy? If you have Netflix and like to bash terrible movies, you can stream this one instantly.
This made-for-tv movie "stars" James D'Arcy as Sherlock and Vincent D'Onofrio as Professor Moriarty. It also features Gabrielle Anwar who you might know from USA Network's Burn Notice or, if you're like me, you might remember her from Disney's live action The Three Musketeers with Tim Curry and Kiefer Sutherland.
The acting is mostly just bland, nothing over-the-top terrible - aside from Vincent D'Onofrio. His accent is ridiculous; I can only assume he was trying for British. His acting is his typical hammy style. It really doesn't suit Moriarty.
The only bright side of this movie is the four or five minutes we see Mycroft - played by Richard E. Grant whom I adore - and even that really isn't a great performance.
And if you can look beyond all the bad acting, the writing is pretty ridiculous too. The plot revolves around Moriarty pretty much inventing heroin and forcibly addicting people to it.
Also, there's not a single pipe in the whole damn movie. Where is Sherlock without his Boswell??
This made-for-tv movie "stars" James D'Arcy as Sherlock and Vincent D'Onofrio as Professor Moriarty. It also features Gabrielle Anwar who you might know from USA Network's Burn Notice or, if you're like me, you might remember her from Disney's live action The Three Musketeers with Tim Curry and Kiefer Sutherland.
The acting is mostly just bland, nothing over-the-top terrible - aside from Vincent D'Onofrio. His accent is ridiculous; I can only assume he was trying for British. His acting is his typical hammy style. It really doesn't suit Moriarty.
The only bright side of this movie is the four or five minutes we see Mycroft - played by Richard E. Grant whom I adore - and even that really isn't a great performance.
And if you can look beyond all the bad acting, the writing is pretty ridiculous too. The plot revolves around Moriarty pretty much inventing heroin and forcibly addicting people to it.
Also, there's not a single pipe in the whole damn movie. Where is Sherlock without his Boswell??