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And Nooo, this isn't a trailer for the actually pretty good Robert Downey Jr. movie (it was awesome, admit it!) this is a movie made by the film company, the Asylum. They have made such films in the past as Transmorphers, the Day the Earth Stopped (Fox sued them so this didn't get released), and a War of the World's movie to capitalise on the Steven Spielburg version.
They're like that company that makes such movies as : 'What's Up! Balloon to the Rescure!' (Up), 'the Little Cars in the Great Race' (Cars), 'the Little Panda Fighter' (Kung Fu Panda) etc.
Anyway, due to the wonders of the public domain that allowed them to make the War of the Worlds movie, they bring you this. It's already out on DVD, and has the actor who played Ianto Jones in Torchwood as Watson and that English guy from Enterprise as Springheeled Jack.
title: hark, a vagant!
title: sherlock holmes
medium: webcomics
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Date: 2010-02-17 01:11 am (UTC)Can't wait to see Brad Pitt's Moriarty too...
On another note, from the movie's intro onwards, I couldn't help but think that it's a shame Batman Begins and Dark Knight didn't seize the opportunity to paint Batman as an effortless badass brainiac the same way Ritchie did for Holmes.
I know Holmes is obviously the originator in that relationship, but watching Holmes throw on random disguises and using his knowledge of anatomy to plan out surgical strikes on his foes before the first punch is even thrown made me think, "dude that is so Batman..." while I was watching the movie.
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Date: 2010-02-17 01:34 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2010-02-17 01:36 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2010-02-17 02:54 am (UTC)Yay, I wasn't the only one!