2. The background of this era... Has the tribute to the original work come to unify the era? Then, what does this movie have to do with the series?
3. The ghost bride or something, it's too scary. This movie is scarier than all the horror movies I've seen in the cinema!
4. But this film is also quite funny, so funny that it is too British humor and too Sherlock Holmes in some places, which makes me confused.
5. Official rot! I was deeply impressed by the first scene of Mrs. Watson, Sherlock said to her who was wearing a veil; and Xiao Mo on the cliff said "you two might as well run away".
6, his fat pig brother, huh, huh.
7. When Sherlock and Watson were in ambush, they mentioned "virus" - wait, was there a virus at that time? Is there a bug?
8. Oh, it wasn't a bug, it was a foreshadowing... After returning to the plane, the film began to enter a violent rhythm, and I couldn't keep up.
9. The result of not keeping up is that I think this case is too far-fetched to solve.
10. When I'm still thinking about how this case is so far-fetched and trying to keep up with the rhythm, this movie, it's over! Look at the time, what's next?
11. Oh, what follows is the production special mentioned in the title... This is the first time I've seen this in a movie theater—no, the title segment is the first time, and this time it's a record-breaking time.
12. I recently followed "Criminal Minds" to the 5th season. The relationship between Uncle Kuaishou and Lord Buddha is similar to the relationship between Sherlock and Professor Mo. Of course, the first two are not in love with each other.
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