- there’s like 2 special effects and they are awful
- most of the scenes are set in a room with people talking and talking and not doing much else so they don’t even waste that much money in doing them, aka there’s not much risks to go over a budget, clearly they used it well
- the only scenes they could keep for the real episode they can do multiple takes with the real dialogue
- the visuals are embarrassing and there’s not creativity in it
i can’t believe people loved this episode and i hope moffat and gatiss laughed at their face after the screening was over
I’d just like to point out that that last comment is really not very nice. Everyone at the BFI screening was genuinely excited to be there, and whether you’re right and the current episode is fake and/or edited from what we will see tomorrow, everyone at the screening was POSITIVE that we were seeing new sherlock. It’s what we’d payed for, it’s what we’d come hundreds and thousands of miles for. It’s what we’d skipped work for. If mofftiss laughed at our faces, they were being cruel, and for you to say that is as well.
There’s a cruel, somewhat ableist “ha! how gullible!” subtext to that post, yes.