Hihi. :o) I'm kind of amused by your relief. Dont get it wrong, please, I can totally understand it. :o)

But please forgive me for playing the devil's advocate. ;o) He is NOT casted - yet. ;o))

SusiGo wrote:

And he once said he does not want to repeat himself.  

Well, this is a tricky statement, wouldn't you agree? ;o))

Don't worry, ancientsgate. :o) For example, in germany we have our own reality tv shows... fortunately I don't own a tv anymore, so I can't even zap accidently in this utterly rubbish programme. ;o)

Mattlocked wrote:

Be, you are right, now it also sounds quite sarcastic to me. No bromance, then.

Well, I don't know, I have a different impression about the scene and the lines.

Imagine, we all know John is already hooked up with Mary Morstan and is likey enjoying some sort of domestic bliss. He built a new life, without Sherlock.
Then Sherlock turns up again, surprisingly alive and ready to solve crimes and cases like before. Perhaps he can't understand, why John - because of his 'new life' - might not be willing to go along with him... and deliver this sentences, to convince him, to lure him in - again.



Edit: :o)) I should have read the rest of the thread before typing wildly. Now I have seen, some of you have already mentioned that. Sorry! :o))

SolarSystem wrote:

Well, I definitely like Star Trek a lot better than Star Wars, but I always enjoyed the three movies with Harrison Ford. Let's not talk about episodes I-III, though. And I think that if there is anyone who could do something really good with Star Wars now, that would undoubtedly be Abrams. So, even without Benedict involved I'd be quite curious to see what he comes up with. Benedict would certainly be an extra incentive for me, but you're right, in the end the story has to be good, otherwise it'll be a waste of time.  

I quite agree with you. :o)

I wonder, what a 'new' storyline could be. Surely Abrams and his team won't come up with another alternative timeline?
Perhaps they are going for the Thrawn-Trilogy by Sci-Fi writer Timothy Zahn? I had read the books at the time they were first published in germany and liked them a lot.
An adaptation would be amazing and it offers a few characters, whom BC could be playing, even Luke Skywalker. (!) Edit: mark my words. ;o))

But for now, his involvement ist yet to be serious confirmed.

Mary Me wrote:

SusiGo wrote:

I lost count. 

Pretty accurate... 
 

:o))
The trailer has left me quite speechless the first time I saw it. Even in this glimpses you could clearly see (t)his powerful performance.
For sure I'm going to see the film within the first week of the opening. :o)

In the past I have been already interested in the whole wikileaks thing and saw many documentaries and reportages about it. Now I'm very curious about the artistic interpretation.
<laalalaacantwaitlaalalaacantwaitlaalalaa> :o))

SusiGo wrote:

It's a shame that there are very few screenings in Germany and all in the north, south or Berlin. There is a not single one in a radius of about 400 km from where I live. 

Same for me. :o(
 

In my adolescent years, quite a while ago ;o) I read the canon (from the library) for the first time - including fond memories of watching different adaptions on (german) TV and I have been hooked on Holmes since. :o)
Of course long since I own the books, in a beautiful german version, hard copies in nine volumes.

Some stories of the original, english version I have read online and it is so enjoyable and amazing! Alas, I couldn't decide yet, which printed version I would like to own. There are so many great editions out there.
Perhaps I should check the local antiquarian bookshops for some lovely old Penguins sometime. ;o)
 

My pleasure, thank you! :o)

Well, I don't have a tumblr account, or any other like twitter etc. Perhaps I should consider it/tumble in. ;o)

SusiGo wrote:

Consider yourself challenged. 

The game is on! :o)
It might take a day or two.