The Scriptorium

Hi, sublunarfields! Yes, I remember you saying that you kind of liked the movie. It could be because you also liked The Case of the Silk Stocking. As with the antagonism between Holmes and Watson's fiancée in Silk Stocking, the animosity between Holmes and Mary Morstan was rather fun. *g* It sounds like the steampunk elements, the slash, and Gladstone the dog were among the most popular features of the Ritchie film!

I can understand why you're attracted to Hugh Laurie. He's a rather handsome man who has aged well, I think. I've actually had kind of a thing for him since the early nineties. Well, him and his good friend, Stephen Fry. :-)

To be honest, I'm only observant when it comes to things that really interest me. If I'm interested in a particular book or movie, I'll remember certain details. However, I'm too right-brained to be truly observant. Oh, and if it makes you feel any better, I made a really embarrassing mistake in my review that I had to fix this morning. I spoke about the Freemasons being the villains in A Study in Scarlet, when it was the Mormons! Talk about embarrassing! *g*