Go Big. Go Holmes. Oh sh*t, Sherlock, your sister’s after your job… Yes, despite being a mere teenager, Enola Holmes is opening her own detective agency, like her brother. (People grew up faster then — you could be crawling under a loom at 4.) Here’s the synopsis: Fresh off the triumph of solving her first… Enola Holmes is back in new sequel trailer Read More
Enola Holmes 4 stars
When Enola Holmes – Sherlock’s teenage sister – discovers her mother missing, she sets off to find her, becoming a super-sleuth in her own right as she outwits her famous brother and unravels a dangerous conspiracy around a mysterious young lord. Fireworks, bomb caches, ladies’ karate lessons; the underbelly of Victorian London discovered by teenage… Enola Holmes Read More
The Goonies, Beetlejuice and more coming to 4K Ultra HD next month
Warner Bros Home Entertainment are also releasing Guy Ritchie’s Sherlock Holmes and Sherlock Holmes: A Game Of Shadows in the same format. All four films are coming out on 31 August, and will be available with high dynamic range (HDR) for the first time. All these titles will also be available as a Zavvi exclusive… The Goonies, Beetlejuice and more coming to 4K Ultra HD next month Read More
Holmes And Watson 1.5 stars
Terrible jokes, having to listen to the ageing Queen of England, coke for breakfast – if you’re desperate to escape a family Christmas and think a trip to the cinema is a good idea, just be warned that Holmes & Watson will give you more of the same. Covering onanism, breakfast drugs, a lactating Dr… Holmes And Watson Read More
Holmes & Watson Trailer Is Certainly Elementary
UPDATE: Read my Holmes & Watson review now. Our queens have to put up with a lot when meeting the Great British Public, but Victoria’s audience with Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson at Buckingham Palace must stretch even her reserves of decorum to breaking point. She’s probably the only person who could maintain that blank… Holmes & Watson Trailer Is Certainly Elementary Read More
Sherlock Gnomes 2 stars
The cleverest line in Sherlock Gnomes, the sequel to 2011’s Gnomeo And Juliet, comes near the end – when Sherlock’s enemy, Moriarty, tells the great detective “I don’t need you!” Apparently lots of people are queuing up to have Moriarty as their nemesis, which is a funny and refreshing response to the usual movie dynamic… Sherlock Gnomes Read More