Sherlock Holmes: The Woman in Green

Disappointing. The production value is lousy, and the story just doesn't hold a candle to the Doyle stories.

With its mystery revealed by the end of the first Act, the script struggles to keep things going afterwards. Hillary Brooke is a nice addition but Henry Daniell comes off as rather bored. Moriarty's plans to subvert Homles also don't make much sense. A decent rental that doesn't hold up to further viewing.

Not bad.

I was with it right up until all the hypnotism came into play, then I was sort of like, "huh?" Still, the villain's plot had me guessing up to that point, and there were a couple thrills to be found here and there. Hot 1940s chicks too.

This was something that I really tried to get into but it just wasn't as good as I expected. I plan on watching some more of these with Basil Rathbone as I heard that these movies were pretty good. This was alright, with some decent acting, but I thought that this could have and should have been better.