Victober 2020 ~ In Memory of Vivianne ~

[Lemon Cheesecake]

You don't have to just read...you can also watch Victorian era period pieces.

[MissAutumn]

Cilencio Cerbera You can watch TV series and movies if books aren't your thing. It's ashame that you never got to meet her. She was awesome.

I saw a movie called Enola Holmes on Netflix last week. It's about Sherlock Holmes' little sister. It was such a fun movie. As it seems to be set in Sherlock's early career it's set in the Victorian period so it counts.

[galled]

I saw a movie called Enola Holmes on Netflix last week. It's about Sherlock Holmes' little sister. It was such a fun movie. As it seems to be set in Sherlock's early career it's set in the Victorian period so it counts.

That sounds like a wonderfully fun movie! It's on my list!

[Lemon Cheesecake]

Oh Yay! A new movie to watch! Thanks for the suggestion!

Is the wedding ceremony this week end????

[MissAutumn]

It is, this Saturday.

[galled]

I'm so excited!!!!

[galled]

Update: I watched Enola Holmes. I really liked it! I didn't really like the casting for Sherlock, but I understand choice in relation to the story's world and intended audience. A totally minor critique.

The actress playing Enola is very likeable and I predict she can go very far in the biz.

Thank you for the suggestion!

[Lemon Cheesecake]

I tried watching the "Murdoch Mysteries" a Canadian detective mystery show. A little amateurish but I loved the clothing & looking at the background of how they lived. We take so much for granted now!

[MissAutumn]

Sherlock didn't feel very Sherlocky in this movie. Not just the choice of actor but Sherlock actually had emotions in this? Lol. Enola was wonderfully casted. I think you're right - she'll probably be appearing a lot more movies.

I've not heard of that show.

[Cilencio Cerbera]

Murdoch Mysteries sounds good! Definitely putting it into my watch list!