I saw Sherlock Holmes: Game of Shadows for the 2nd time tonight. Not as good as the first one I thought but the battle of wits between Moriati and Sherlock is fantastic. It's all so clever. This time round I tried to see if I had concentrated harder the first time could I have deduced from the clues what was really going on. I did pick up on alot more the second time around but my brain definitly doesn't work as fast as Sherlocks. Robert Downey Junior and Jude Law make an excellent Sherlock and Watson, very comic and believable.
On New Year's Day I watched the first episode of the new series of the BBC Sherlock. I think Benedict Cumerbatch makes an awesome Sherlock and I can't decide between him and Robert as to who makes the best Sherlock. I think the fact they are set in completely different periods makes it hard to decide. Sherlock updated to the 21st Century makes for a very relevant and interesting watch.
This second series so far I am loving more than the first. Perhaps for the simple reason being that this time there is some form of a love interest (enter Ms. Addler). I love stories of adventure and mystery and have read many Agatha Christie, Dick Francis and Nancy Drew novels and I love trying to work out how all the clues fit together but ultimately my favorite stories are those that involve romance in some way. I would never re-read Agatha Christie or Dick Francis whereas Pride and Prejudice, Jane Eyre and North and South are books I read over and over again.