But I remember more about the poison darts and the ongoing bear riddle than anything about Holmes and Watson.
I mostly remember the food hallucination.
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But I remember more about the poison darts and the ongoing bear riddle than anything about Holmes and Watson.
I mostly remember the food hallucination.
yeah, that was pretty trippy. Since I know from somewhere you're a Cupid fan(not sure how; we've never discussed it) you'd probably like They May Be Giants as well.
Brett, with a close second of Nicol Williamson's Holmes in Seven Percent Solution, which also has a scrumptious Alan Arkin as Freud. If you ignore the HORRIBLE drug sequence, it's a fabulous movie.
Never seen it...I think I read the book. But I heart AA.
Brett, with a close second of Nicol Williamson's Holmes in Seven Percent Solution, which also has a scrumptious Alan Arkin as Freud. If you ignore the HORRIBLE drug sequence, it's a fabulous movie.
Also the movie with Duvall's Watson. And Olivier as Moriarity.
Since I know from somewhere you're a Cupid fan(not sure how; we've never discussed it) you'd probably like They May Be Giants as well.
I am, and I'll keep an eye out for it, thanks.
Never seen it...I think I read the book.
We read the book in seventh-grade English. I liked it.
I feel the opposite about the trailer, probably for the same reasons -- it just looks like a bunch of quips, instead of something of any heft at all.
Ah, where I'm not expecting heft at all. Quips and spats and RDJ and I'm a happy woman.
The Holmes/Watson relationship (and wow it's hard not to type House/Wilson) is easily the best thing about the movie.
See, this is just a bonus.
I'm so happy about the Canadian who decided to you-tube his old videos...he is a prince among men. He is not helping my Piven fixation, either despite Piven having *horrible* taste in film scripts of late.(Look! Topic. Boom!) Dude, I'd rather you be the second banana than be the lead and one of the few good things in a load of crap. okthksbai.
I am, and I'll keep an eye out for it, thanks.
Sadly, the DVD is out of print (and used copies seem to be getting mega-bucks per Amazon).
7% Solution pops up on tv quite often--keep an eye out for it. It's really quite good. Olivier plays Moriarty!
ETA: which I just noticed Frank has already mentioned. Oops!
Speaking of Alan Arkin movies, I really should seek out a copy of Wait Until Dark for a rewatch. Love that movie, and Arkin is amazingly creepy as Harry Roat. If you've not seen it, make sure you watch it with all the lights out for full effect.