The Address is 221B Baker Street - February

[impulsereader]

I was going to fancy this up and add to it or try to make it funnier by watching the movie while drunk, or something else equally ridiculous. But I've decided it's best to leave it as it is, much the same as when I first wrote it when watching the movie for the gazillionth time, but for the first time after all this madness began. For reference,

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[quarryquest]

Ahem. Needs a little Britpick here and there. You are calling trousers pants.

[impulsereader]

Curses! I thought I was safe with this one. Fixed. Anything else?

[kizzia]

This is just brilliant! I'm sitting here laughing madly with the dog looking on in abject confusion :)

[impulsereader]

Well, when I've thoroughly confused the dog I must have gotten it right. :-)

Thanks!

[221b_hound]

She would sew you up herself and then force you onto the stage.
*dies laughing*

I love this film, so I knew each an every scene you were talking about. Sherlock and John make many of the same observations that hubby an I do when watching it. It's our default 'we need cheering up' film. And we always wonder how much of the budget went on Coppertone and linen.

And we're always looking at our cat, swapping dialogue like:
"Here's trouble!"
"Never came trouble to our house in the likeness of a cat."
"Actually, that's the primary way trouble comes to our house."
"Oh, yes, right."

This is fabulous! :)

[impulsereader]

This one really only works if you know the movie. One of the reasons I didn't expand it is that this seems to be the most universally seen version. This seemed to be keeping it 'classic' as it were. :-)

Casual domestic Much Ado is adorable. :-)

[pargoletta]

Fabulous. Of course, I have to admit that I adore that version of Much Ado -- my friends and I took a special trip to see it when we were in high school -- and it's certainly better than other versions I've had to participate in. (Let me tell you about my freshman acting class sometime. Let me also state, for the record, that staging a scene of Much Ado as a Gone With The Wind crossover is a Really Bad Idea.)

But they're totally right. Keanu Reeves was entirely inexplicable in that film.

[impulsereader]

I am also a huge fan of the film. Barring Keanu everyone was excellent, even when some of them chose to chew on the scenery just a bit.

*boggles at this crossover* While I love both dearly...wow. You'll definitely have to fill me in more fully.