It's a weird mix

Why is the British Sherlock Holmes in this film like an alcoholic madman (of course, it is changed to not inject morphine into his body, he is an alcoholic), roaring in a hurry, and thinking impulsively The car crashed. At the beginning, I was naked and had tattoos on my body. Fortunately, I strengthened my lower body a little, and I always thought that Sherlock Holmes should have slender cheeks and slender eyes. His eyes are too big, and sometimes they look like small carrots. , plus the back of the hairline, wearing a scarf and running out, completely going to the extreme with the average-looking but outstanding temperament Brother Fu. And his English pronunciation is really bad, as if there is something in his mouth. I never recognized it as the blond guy from Trainspotting, he's gotten a lot older, but he's actually pretty good, and needs to lose another 15 pounds. Beekeeping on the rooftop is a hobby that is even scarier than shooting a wall full of bullet holes indoors. His father seems to have a good family background, with five properties in New York. If you can afford the company of a caretaker, he also calls people a maid—this is a long-lost term, and only a sloppy Englishman can do this. When he goes out with a former doctor's maid as his assistant, I think Watson is a little angry.

The female Watson is not bad, the doctor. She has remained calm from beginning to end. She was born rich, sympathetic, and very sensitive. She has not been used properly in many of Liu Yuling's films. . The performance in "Lipstick Forest" is very good, but it seems that professionalism and self-esteem are too strong, and feelings must be put aside first. "The Black Gold Family" has a bit of a black belly (her films are often oriental femme fatales, especially the ancient costumes are too weird, the new film's film is too terrible, the director is very deep for Shaw Brothers old films) Feelings, the heroine shines from head to toe).

In this play, he often wears a small hat and is caged in a black lab coat. He looks at Sherlock Holmes quietly, not speaking too loudly and not flinching when it matters, except that he doesn't like being called a doctor. The black, thin and petite female version of Watson is sometimes tit-for-tat with Sherlock Holmes, unlike the British version of the dedicated secretary of life. I like the detail of her applying beeswax to her hands. The doctor's hands are really well cared for. This former doctor, inattentive patients also died because of her. The details are nice, like these two tickets, and the phone tucked into a rice bag at the home of the Rice Nationals.

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