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    Stephen Fry is Mycroft Holmes!

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    Pretty cool. Love Fry's work, though I certainly didn't know the actor by name. This could certainly be helpful, but I don't think casting is what hurt Ritchie's Sherlock Holmes. Hopefully we can get a smarter script & tighter pacing next time out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AcesandEights View Post
    Pretty cool. Love Fry's work, though I certainly didn't know the actor by name. This could certainly be helpful, but I don't think casting is what hurt Ritchie's Sherlock Holmes. Hopefully we can get a smarter script & tighter pacing next time out.
    I quite liked the first one... I know what you mean though... It just sort of missed something...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Neil View Post
    I quite liked the first one... I know what you mean though... It just sort of missed something...
    Oh, I liked it, as well, but felt like they just missed the mark in a few areas. You know there's room for improvement when you walk out of the theater thinking about how the sequel could certainly be better than the original and that's just what I recall contemplating on my way to the exit.

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