BBC SHERLOCK RETURNS

Dave 2022-01-17 08:01:42

By the way, this time Sherlock and Watson returned to Victoria in the 19th century, and even the beginning of the movie was also returned. It
reminds me of the shock of watching the first episode of the first season (?)

So far I still like the first season the most. , Probably because encounters are always unforgettable (Hello)

SP’s beginning also brought everyone back to S1/E1's "First Encounter "-John Watson's war memoirs, which is obviously related to PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome).

Interestingly, after comparing the ancient and the modern (comparing this version with the first episode of the first season), it can be found that the ancient people(?) are really conservative. They are called Watson, while they are called John in modern times, but they are two phases. After the comparison, you will find that even if the lines have the same meaning, the director will slightly modify it, and feel the sincerity of the director.

Then came the first appearance of the famous Sherlock Holmes who beat the corpse with a horsewhip (?). The appearance was also different. It is said that as soon as BC heard that it was going back to the 19th century, it asked, can I cut my hair?

It can be seen that Sherlock in the 19th century was... a gentleman and a man.

And the modern version of Sherlock is just... "a high-functioning sociopath"

to promote it to all the friends who have never seen BBC Sherlock~~~
(Wait, those who have not seen it will never Click here, hello)

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Extended Reading
  • Kaia 2022-01-17 08:01:42

    Inception Sherlock ha ha ha watch the sadomasochism between the three men. . .

  • Rozella 2022-04-02 09:01:09

    What pokes me the most is not the elopement at the waterfall, but every time my brother finds the little brother who has a list in his hand that has been broken, and then silently puts away the details of the list. Brother Dafa is good!

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    Mary Morstan: Get out.

  • Professor Moriarty: Dead is the new sexy.