Did anyone buy that Blackwood was supernatural? This is the super-logical Holmesian universe, after all. Also, he did have a motivation: as I understood it, he wanted to restore the British Empire by having Britain reclaim America as a colony. At least, that's what I understood of his big speech at Parliament near the end. This is unrelated, but I hear talk Brad Pitt will play Prof. Moriarty...
"Religion isn't the cause of wars, it's the excuse." —Mycroft NextI wasn't buying it, until we were introduced to the secret magic society. After that, it seemed like the film had the possibility for it. Still, Blackwood's tricks were revealed to be just tricks, but that still says nothing about what those secret wizards do.
I never bought that Blackwood was in any way supernatural, however, I'm a cynical bastard, and this (unintentionally) put me into Holmes head.
As Eddie Valiant,Jr. said, this is Sherlock Holmes. We know that it's not really magic, just like we a lot of people know that magician's aren't really doing magic. The thing is how did they do it
There are 10 commas in the opening sentence. Please break it up a little. Otherwise, its a good review. There is a lot to be said for the bullet point approach, considering the restrictive word limit.
Book me today! I also review weddings, funerals and bar mitzvahs.In a way though they did end up descending into magic. The radio device really wasn't any different
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Pretty damn cool
This movie is very, very, Hollywood, but at the same time, it's an awesome callback to the original characterization of the novels, the main plot of the story is much more Xtreme then the regular Money, Cash, Hoes based plots of novels, but that isn't bad, a movie based around Sherlock outsmarting everyone would get boring, and Moriaty is overused. This movie is a buddy cop superhero mystery with a good deal of the League mixed in, I like about half of those things, but since they integrated them well, I can't complain.
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