Mr Holmes

[Davros]

Lovely production, DH says in 4k (whatever that is). A nice gentle film with great acting. Not a fabulous story that i want to see over and over again like some films, but a nice way to spend an afternoon

Just came home from watching this movie. I found Holmes quips and things he said amusing. Moving tale. Nice movie. Ian McKellen is superb as per! Had a few tears as I can relate to the characters loneliness

I forgot to say, in the scene where the woman (Anne?) was looking in the shop window, it was a taxidermist called Ambrose Chappell. That is the name of the taxidermist in Hitchcock's The Man a Who Knew Too Much. Obviously a reference

Ahh well spotted! I wouldn't have known although I haven't watched that movie too.

You should try to see it. The taxidermist scene is hilarious

Awesome trivia. It was an excellent film.

Cary Grant? Davros

I have seen it, my tablet said haven't but I typed have.

Oh so glad it's got good reviews here!
I'm really busy the next week and a bit doing stuff, some of which is totally out of my comfort zone, and had in mind to treat myself to going to see this at my local cinema when I have the time.
Looking forward to it. :)

Dd saw it tonight and loved it

I was a bit disappointed. Wouldn't be out of place as a TV drama on a Sunday night.

Oh dd said exactly that it was like a sunday drama

Agree it was like a Sunday drama.
The Man Who Knew Too Much was James Stewart and Doris Day, with a brilliant scene in the Albert Hall. I think there should be a Hitchcock night at the proms including the music in the actual Albert Hall!

Tv drama is just what I love!

Drama - I loved it. Milo Parker was brilliant, in fact they were all brilliant. If Laura Linney's name hadn't come up at the beginning I know I'd of spent the entire film thinking who is she
I didn't know there was a film section here

I decided to give it a miss.

Too much dementia in my family to see my hero swallowed up by it too.

Also watched Prunella Scales on the canals last night and that was sad enough.