The biggest feature of this film is that it sells rot, as the saying goes. The trailer really interprets the two words base love as a hearty one, congratulations, have you been deceived? This movie is not sentimental at all, it is not passionate at all, it is hypocritical. If Sherlock Holmes is reincarnated, he must hope that the Hound of the Baskervilles will kill the director. If Watson reincarnates, the sensational and sparkling scalpel will quietly reach into the director's crotch, and his words will go out. This nanny made a dignified Sherlock Holmes into a brainless and a clown. The director has learned a lot from the Chinese time-travel drama.
If there is anything to watch in this film, then it is gone in the first few minutes, because that charming and beautiful old man's unforgettable undetermined gossip girlfriend died. Sometimes, I doubt that the director loves her, not Lao Fu. Therefore, when she died in the movie, the director fell into madness, fell in love with red songs, and was mentally ill, so he made the movie so "strange" that he took the boss's money to share with the audience. They played a lousy game where the donkey's lips are not the horse's mouth. The tragic thing is that we also took the initiative to pay to play with him, until finally, after falling into a drowsy sleep for an unknown amount of time, we finally woke up.
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