I genuinely believe they haven't made a third movie because there's no way to write a more perfect story than this one. Every time I watch it, I love it even more
I think that really was the reason, there have been attempts, but the script was always rejected, just no way to recreate something so smart but accessible well enough
@@applejayz1987 Also i think it was right around Marvel was really taking off and i think Downey was too busy with that at the time. But i think i read some article they re still pitching the last 3rd installment
@@patrikmrtvy7907 Yea, they've definitely run into the same problem as BBC's Sherlock, with Benadryl Cornsworth becoming a way more expensive actor to hire after Doctor Strange
4:26 - apparently learning Wing-Chun was part of how RDJ got/stayed sober and did indeed play a part in a lot of his workout regimen for both Sherlock Holmes and Iron Man; there's a brief bit in his garage/lab at the start of Iron Man 3 where he is practicing some moves on a wing-chun practice dummy just before he tests the Mark 42 armour for the first time.
A of those camera and cinematography elements you mentioned have been staples of Guy Ritchie since the mid 90’s. you’ll find the super slow mo and the manic camera movements in Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels as well as Snatch. Let’s start a movement to stop thinking of super slow mo as “Zack Snyder” and take it back. Ineffectual, shallow and superficial super slow mo is definitely Zack Snyder. A couple of shots in a movie like this one is GOOD use of it, which Zack Snyder seems incapable of. He has something like facial blindness when it comes to recognizing potential overuse of slow mo and whether or not he’s already put in 30 slow mo sequences. I don’t believe Moriarty uses the stolen radio mechanism as part of this plot. I think he’s just taken it and folded the tech into his industrialized war machine arsenal with radio controlled chemical and/or explosive weapons that he can sell to warring nations. If he used radio controlled bombs in any of the bombings he used to ramp up the tensions leading to war, he might be discovered after he started selling bombs with the very same revolutionary detonation mechanism, so he couldn’t risk actually using the device in his machinations to start the war.
The waterfall bit is a nod to the “death” of Sherlock in the books, and is one of the 1st examples of so much fan outrage that Doyle brought him back. It’s also in a very similar situation but I believe moriarty actually died. I could be wrong, I haven’t read them.
“Come now. You really think you’re the only one who can play this game?” - No matter how many times I have seen this scene, Jared Harris’ delivery of that line always gives me full body chills.
38:27 - a little Holmes deep lore: Moran, Moriarty's pet sniper, is indeed from the books too; he appears in The Empty House, the story that reintroduced Sherlock after his duel with Moriarty and "death" in The Final Problem. Much like Moriarty being a dark reflection of Holmes, Moran is one for Watson. Kim Newman wrote a series of stories collected as The Hound of the D'Urbervilles written as if from Moran's perspective as he acted as a henchman for Moriarty, including crossing over with a bunch of other historical figures and stuff from the period such as War of the Worlds - I recommend them to anyone interested in expanding their Sherlock nerddom.
@@emanymton713Why I asked the question that way is in some pastiche novels they mix in other novels. So the Hound of the Durbuvilles isn’t outside the realms of possibility!
56:56 fun fact, the text that Watson is narrating/typing out on his typewriter, is lifted directly (albeit a bit jumbled up) from the closing paragraph of 'The Final Problem', the short story in which Arthur Conan Doyle introduced Professor Moriarty, and had Holmes seemingly 'die' in mortal combat with the Professor at Reichenbach Falls (which are in fact a real place in Switzerland and can be visited).
Sherlock Holmes 3 is in pre-production. Guy Ritchie is only producing and not directing. However his friend Dexter Fletcher is the director for the new instalment.
“This one is so much more bombastic”…….welcome to the rule of sequels. Bigger faster louder. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t. Luckily this is one of those times where it works wonderfully. This is one of the rare sequels where they build upon everything great from the first film, amp that stuff up, trim the fat, cast the villain perfectly, and everything is truly firing on all cylinders. Such a great sequel. I only wish we got one more film to make it a trilogy, I’m still holding out hope
Fun fact: that scene when Robert Downey Jr was climbing on the train with a joker like makeup, it was moment of honour to Hug Lethger, to whom Robert lost his Oscar award
I am bad with names... but THAT is Anderson Dawes ! Please tell me you have seen the Expanse... or wait... hopefully NOT, that would be an awesome reaction ;P
In the stories, Moriarty was introduced in the same story he died in, as a way for Holmes to go out, taking his equal with him. Readers were so mad, Conan Doyle “resurrected” Sherlock (which was a lot easier since Watson only stumbles upon the aftermath of the fight and deduces from footprints that they both go over) in a story that features the gunman from this movie (Colonel Sebastian Moran) trying to get revenge for Moriarty.
56:00 - the little subversion of expectation during the fight with the Cossack comes back around. How do you defeat an opponent who can anticipate your every move? By doing the last thing they'd expect you to do.
32:54 Still a light chance he might have pulled through. Hitler was on the other side of a table leg where a bomb was placed to kill him and he only got a few burns. Besides, Moriarty didn't want anyone to consider it might have been a deliberate assassination. Political tensions are one thing, singular assassinations are another.
Sherlock Holmes presumably dies at Reichenbach Falls in the book "The Final Problem" fighting the Professor as well. Watson's final words in the book are identical to the words Watson types at the end of his book here.
Not sure if was my comment specifically you saw about who played Moriarty, but if it was im glad i could share the info 😊. About halway through the video right now, but as always, great analysis!
*Jared Harris is amazing in everything he appears in, even when it’s Morbin’ Time! 😝 But he shine particularly brightly in THIS movie and makes an absolutely terrifying version of Moriarty! (The only one to surpass Daniel Davis’ Moriarty in Star Trek: The Next Generation!)* *Equally, Stephen Fry makes an equally fascinating Mycroft! He truly impersonates the spirit of the character from the books, of which Arthur Conan Doyle said was EVEN MORE intelligent than Sherlock, but LOATHED doing the work to prove that to people or to dirty himself in the process of proving anything (Unlike Sherlock!); which has been often been interpreted as him being la y, but that is an exaggerated simplification of who he is.* *I think Guy Ritchie took his formula from the first movie and refined it, like someone refined a good wine, when he made the sequel. There has been talks and rumors of a third film being made, but so far: We are still waiting! … And I am not even sure I want a third one: As much as I thirst for another 20 such Sherlock Holmes movie, like a James Bond franchise type of thing, the two currently available movies are so good that I am not sure they could capture lightning in a bottle a third time; especially after such a long hiatus.*
There was no guarantee that the target of the bomb would be within lethal distance of the explosion. You will also remember that Sherlock nearly stopped one of Moriarty’s assassinations via bombing at the beginning of the film and there was no guarantee that Sherlock would fall for Moriarty’s false clue trail. Having him assassinated via sniper was his guarantee that the job would be done even if the bomb was somehow not enough or assuming that Sherlock would see through his ruse.
For years the 3rd film was not even seriously being planed, but now a 3rd film is currently in pre-production so we sould get a new one within the next few years.
Yeah I initially wrote my comment on Harris’ voice, but then deleted it once I got to the end of your vid after you said you didn’t want to know in advance. It was originally a fairly deep , gruff voice for Moriarty
That forest sequence I always felt like Harry Potter ripped it off in the 7th movie, and their fall from the balcony, when Harry falls with Voldemort in the 8th. The color editing is also basically the same
Awesome that you know about the casting of Jared Harris and the whole redub for the first film. I watched it with the original voice for a long time and was shocked when the redub came into the reruns in tv
i love Sherlock Holmes, and all of the interpretations of him, I would highly recommend the Elementary Series, it is a one of my favorite interpretation
9:54- Dude even Arkham Asylum couldn't handle Sherlock Holmes as he would just release all the inmates, - except for the ones that deserve to be locked up in the nuthouse -, and lock up the doctors. 10:54- Who's the one that hates you Omn1Media? 11:54- I just love how you're very protective of Gladstone Omn1Media 52:20- If there's one thing I hate about Moriarty is that in a way he was right how in a manner of speaking, World War I would still happen anyway. 54:21- Sherlock wasn't a fish, he was a shark disguised as a fish The forest sequence is probably the best part of the movie as the camera sequence was unlike anything seen before and it hasn't happened since.
Preferred the first but this one upscaled things well. Prof. Moriarty is by far the most well-known Holmes literary antagonist, so a 3rd movie will need to go to some lengths to create a new one as good as him.
I really enjoyed how in this movie, it was about taking Holmes' "methods" and turning them on their head and watching him adapt on the fly, to various degrees of success. It was a great way to show Moriarty's own genius, both in reading Holmes, but also taking advantage of the political climate.
Sherlock and Watson escaping the ammo compound with the high-frame-rate camera work and fight sequences is one of my favorite action sequences in any movie I can think of. Such a unique style and you can instantly tell it was Guy Ritchie from that scene alone. Only he could come up with an action sequence so visually striking~
56:12 This scene is similar to BBC Sherlock because that’s how Moriarty and Sherlock take each other out at the Reichenbach Waterfalls in the Arthur Conan Doyle books.
7:21 Rented the room for a private event under a false name (or got someone else to do it), then hired a whole acting group to pose as customers with instructions to leave when they heard the three chimes?
AHAHAAH OH MY GOD at first i was like "What the fuc... CANNIBAL romcom?!" but then i realize you were talking about Hannibal... i know that show has been called a lot of things but "Cannibal romcom" is a new one lol....
So, in the original Artur Conan Doile series, Holmes is proficient with boxing, and a Japanese martial art called Baritsu. Baritsu is thought to be based on Bartistsu, which is a real self-defense martial art system taught in England during Conan Doil's time by Edward William Barton-Wright, and is a mix between English boxing, French stick fighting, and Japanese jujitsu (the Bart in the Bartitsu comes from Barton, and the titsu from jujitsu). So, RDJ took his proficiency with wing-chun (which he got into during rehab), and mixed it with Judo, which Guy Ritchie was proficient in, to create their own version of "Baritsu".
When I watched this the first time when I was a teen, I didn't pick up how Moriaty's plan to start a world War was a close range assassination. Although in the movie it was stopped by Holmes, as we know, that's how WWI actually had its kick off years later..
Spoilers for The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (it’s a really bad movie. Not worth watching. It actually killed the director’s career and made Sean Connery retire from acting): Moriarty’s plan in this was actually the same plan he had in the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, where he was also the main villain: develop new weapons technology, precipitate WWI, and sell weapons to everyone
A cat might literally be perceiving you as a horrific abomination because they visualize in such individualistic ways. For instance dogs of some breeds are horrified of my skin complexion. That might be racism though.
I genuinely believe they haven't made a third movie because there's no way to write a more perfect story than this one. Every time I watch it, I love it even more
I think that really was the reason, there have been attempts, but the script was always rejected, just no way to recreate something so smart but accessible well enough
@@applejayz1987 Also i think it was right around Marvel was really taking off and i think Downey was too busy with that at the time. But i think i read some article they re still pitching the last 3rd installment
@@patrikmrtvy7907 Yea, they've definitely run into the same problem as BBC's Sherlock, with Benadryl Cornsworth becoming a way more expensive actor to hire after Doctor Strange
That didn't stop The Godfather Trilogy & honestly I still enjoyed all of them. They should really do a third.
@@Deencat_ Same, I'd love to see another entry. But I also understand why it hasn't happened yet
"Lie down with me Watson...👀"
Kills me every time.
4:26 - apparently learning Wing-Chun was part of how RDJ got/stayed sober and did indeed play a part in a lot of his workout regimen for both Sherlock Holmes and Iron Man; there's a brief bit in his garage/lab at the start of Iron Man 3 where he is practicing some moves on a wing-chun practice dummy just before he tests the Mark 42 armour for the first time.
I can just imagine, crazy "uncle" Sherlock. I think the kids would actually love him...
A of those camera and cinematography elements you mentioned have been staples of Guy Ritchie since the mid 90’s. you’ll find the super slow mo and the manic camera movements in Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels as well as Snatch.
Let’s start a movement to stop thinking of super slow mo as “Zack Snyder” and take it back. Ineffectual, shallow and superficial super slow mo is definitely Zack Snyder. A couple of shots in a movie like this one is GOOD use of it, which Zack Snyder seems incapable of. He has something like facial blindness when it comes to recognizing potential overuse of slow mo and whether or not he’s already put in 30 slow mo sequences.
I don’t believe Moriarty uses the stolen radio mechanism as part of this plot. I think he’s just taken it and folded the tech into his industrialized war machine arsenal with radio controlled chemical and/or explosive weapons that he can sell to warring nations. If he used radio controlled bombs in any of the bombings he used to ramp up the tensions leading to war, he might be discovered after he started selling bombs with the very same revolutionary detonation mechanism, so he couldn’t risk actually using the device in his machinations to start the war.
Homeboys laugh is something else, like a manic hyena
😂🤣😂🤣
@@Omn1MediaQuestion Would.
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that's how u know its authentic
The waterfall bit is a nod to the “death” of Sherlock in the books, and is one of the 1st examples of so much fan outrage that Doyle brought him back. It’s also in a very similar situation but I believe moriarty actually died. I could be wrong, I haven’t read them.
“Come now. You really think you’re the only one who can play this game?” - No matter how many times I have seen this scene, Jared Harris’ delivery of that line always gives me full body chills.
38:27 - a little Holmes deep lore: Moran, Moriarty's pet sniper, is indeed from the books too; he appears in The Empty House, the story that reintroduced Sherlock after his duel with Moriarty and "death" in The Final Problem. Much like Moriarty being a dark reflection of Holmes, Moran is one for Watson. Kim Newman wrote a series of stories collected as The Hound of the D'Urbervilles written as if from Moran's perspective as he acted as a henchman for Moriarty, including crossing over with a bunch of other historical figures and stuff from the period such as War of the Worlds - I recommend them to anyone interested in expanding their Sherlock nerddom.
Wasn’t it Tess who was with the D’Urbervilles?
@@bertalach yes, yes it was. The post clearly meant “ The Hound of the Baskervilles”.
@@emanymton713Why I asked the question that way is in some pastiche novels they mix in other novels. So the Hound of the Durbuvilles isn’t outside the realms of possibility!
@@bertalach - that's correct, it is indeed.
Shout out to Gavin Free (TheSlowMoGuys) who did the Slow Motion section for this and also Hot Fuzz.
I love this movie so much Moriarty was perfectly
23:11 - "That was no accident. It was by design." Truly unhinged.
I really like this version of Microft, and Stephen Fry was perfect casting
He’s great in the Sandman
56:56 fun fact, the text that Watson is narrating/typing out on his typewriter, is lifted directly (albeit a bit jumbled up) from the closing paragraph of 'The Final Problem', the short story in which Arthur Conan Doyle introduced Professor Moriarty, and had Holmes seemingly 'die' in mortal combat with the Professor at Reichenbach Falls (which are in fact a real place in Switzerland and can be visited).
Sherlock Holmes 3 is in pre-production. Guy Ritchie is only producing and not directing. However his friend Dexter Fletcher is the director for the new instalment.
“This one is so much more bombastic”…….welcome to the rule of sequels. Bigger faster louder. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t. Luckily this is one of those times where it works wonderfully. This is one of the rare sequels where they build upon everything great from the first film, amp that stuff up, trim the fat, cast the villain perfectly, and everything is truly firing on all cylinders. Such a great sequel. I only wish we got one more film to make it a trilogy, I’m still holding out hope
I remember seeing an old illustration of Microft and thinking, this looks exactly like Stephen Fry.
Fun fact: that scene when Robert Downey Jr was climbing on the train with a joker like makeup, it was moment of honour to Hug Lethger, to whom Robert lost his Oscar award
I am bad with names... but THAT is Anderson Dawes !
Please tell me you have seen the Expanse... or wait... hopefully NOT, that would be an awesome reaction ;P
In the stories, Moriarty was introduced in the same story he died in, as a way for Holmes to go out, taking his equal with him. Readers were so mad, Conan Doyle “resurrected” Sherlock (which was a lot easier since Watson only stumbles upon the aftermath of the fight and deduces from footprints that they both go over) in a story that features the gunman from this movie (Colonel Sebastian Moran) trying to get revenge for Moriarty.
“Lie down with me Watson.” gets me every time 😂😂😂the train sequence is so much fun
I'm really glad they never made a 3rd one, this was perfect
Fun fact, Gavin Free of Slow Mo Guys worked on the forest sequence
Their Dangerous at both ends and crafty in the middle lol!! RDJ And Law is freaking great, love these movies ❤
Dude, you're still my favorite reactor. The way you pick apart details is impeccable.
56:00 - the little subversion of expectation during the fight with the Cossack comes back around. How do you defeat an opponent who can anticipate your every move? By doing the last thing they'd expect you to do.
32:54 Still a light chance he might have pulled through. Hitler was on the other side of a table leg where a bomb was placed to kill him and he only got a few burns.
Besides, Moriarty didn't want anyone to consider it might have been a deliberate assassination. Political tensions are one thing, singular assassinations are another.
Sherlock Holmes presumably dies at Reichenbach Falls in the book "The Final Problem" fighting the Professor as well. Watson's final words in the book are identical to the words Watson types at the end of his book here.
Not sure if was my comment specifically you saw about who played Moriarty, but if it was im glad i could share the info 😊. About halway through the video right now, but as always, great analysis!
39:12 “There’s always a bigger fish…”
56:02 Yeah, I know that ending too. Falling from a cliff, right? They could definitely continue if they wanted to.
Oh please do the series too. It's my one of my favourites❤
*Jared Harris is amazing in everything he appears in, even when it’s Morbin’ Time! 😝 But he shine particularly brightly in THIS movie and makes an absolutely terrifying version of Moriarty! (The only one to surpass Daniel Davis’ Moriarty in Star Trek: The Next Generation!)*
*Equally, Stephen Fry makes an equally fascinating Mycroft! He truly impersonates the spirit of the character from the books, of which Arthur Conan Doyle said was EVEN MORE intelligent than Sherlock, but LOATHED doing the work to prove that to people or to dirty himself in the process of proving anything (Unlike Sherlock!); which has been often been interpreted as him being la y, but that is an exaggerated simplification of who he is.*
*I think Guy Ritchie took his formula from the first movie and refined it, like someone refined a good wine, when he made the sequel. There has been talks and rumors of a third film being made, but so far: We are still waiting! … And I am not even sure I want a third one: As much as I thirst for another 20 such Sherlock Holmes movie, like a James Bond franchise type of thing, the two currently available movies are so good that I am not sure they could capture lightning in a bottle a third time; especially after such a long hiatus.*
41:10 actually i think Gav from slow mo guys was working on this scene
Sherlock has also been shown to be an excellent hand with swords.
There was no guarantee that the target of the bomb would be within lethal distance of the explosion. You will also remember that Sherlock nearly stopped one of Moriarty’s assassinations via bombing at the beginning of the film and there was no guarantee that Sherlock would fall for Moriarty’s false clue trail. Having him assassinated via sniper was his guarantee that the job would be done even if the bomb was somehow not enough or assuming that Sherlock would see through his ruse.
41:27 i love the BTS from this forest sequence. Really worth watching. Think Gavin is his name from SlowMo guys on youtube worked on it.
For years the 3rd film was not even seriously being planed, but now a 3rd film is currently in pre-production so we sould get a new one within the next few years.
Yeah I initially wrote my comment on Harris’ voice, but then deleted it once I got to the end of your vid after you said you didn’t want to know in advance.
It was originally a fairly deep , gruff voice for Moriarty
28:32 don’t be fooled by Microft Holmes he’s just as if not even more intelligent then Sherlock. He’s just more pompous.
That forest sequence I always felt like Harry Potter ripped it off in the 7th movie, and their fall from the balcony, when Harry falls with Voldemort in the 8th. The color editing is also basically the same
Coy from Reel Rejects just interviewed Jared Harris for like an hour and it’s a great conversation
Awesome that you know about the casting of Jared Harris and the whole redub for the first film. I watched it with the original voice for a long time and was shocked when the redub came into the reruns in tv
25:39 I think the idea was that she was poisoned in a way that would mimic the symptoms of tuberculosis.
Gotta love how we got not just James Moriarty, but Sebastian as well!
Ya when RDJ was getting sober and trying to clean up around that time he found wing chun. he said the martial arts helped him
Definitely check out all of Guy Ritchie's movies. One of generational director!
Noomi Rapace been in girl with the dragon tattoo (not the american remake), prometheus, etc.
i love Sherlock Holmes, and all of the interpretations of him, I would highly recommend the Elementary Series, it is a one of my favorite interpretation
There is a Japanese series of Sherlock called Miss Sherlock.
9:54- Dude even Arkham Asylum couldn't handle Sherlock Holmes as he would just release all the inmates, - except for the ones that deserve to be locked up in the nuthouse -, and lock up the doctors.
10:54- Who's the one that hates you Omn1Media?
11:54- I just love how you're very protective of Gladstone Omn1Media
52:20- If there's one thing I hate about Moriarty is that in a way he was right how in a manner of speaking, World War I would still happen anyway.
54:21- Sherlock wasn't a fish, he was a shark disguised as a fish
The forest sequence is probably the best part of the movie as the camera sequence was unlike anything seen before and it hasn't happened since.
I wasn't crazy about the first film, but I absolutely love this one.
Preferred the first but this one upscaled things well. Prof. Moriarty is by far the most well-known Holmes literary antagonist, so a 3rd movie will need to go to some lengths to create a new one as good as him.
One of the few movies I'd rate 10/10, even years later and after multiple watches.
The mechanism was used for a remote control cake.
Wow! I literally just randomly thought about this movie the other day funny enough 🤣
I really enjoyed how in this movie, it was about taking Holmes' "methods" and turning them on their head and watching him adapt on the fly, to various degrees of success. It was a great way to show Moriarty's own genius, both in reading Holmes, but also taking advantage of the political climate.
Reichenbach Fall is the name of that episode also where they... fell in this movie
I love these movies. I waited eagerly for a third but...
Another Guy Richie movie I'd highly recommend is King Arthur - Legend of the Sword.
You might like it~
Sherlock and Watson escaping the ammo compound with the high-frame-rate camera work and fight sequences is one of my favorite action sequences in any movie I can think of. Such a unique style and you can instantly tell it was Guy Ritchie from that scene alone. Only he could come up with an action sequence so visually striking~
Awesome, this is one of those movies I can rewatch forever. It’s just so well done.
“DID YOU JUST KILL MY NEW WIFE??!?!”
He use wing chun as iron man when tony stark hand to hand combat
I'm not ashamed to admit that it was actually these Sherlock Holmes films that introduced me to Robert Downey Jr., not the MCU.
56:12 This scene is similar to BBC Sherlock because that’s how Moriarty and Sherlock take each other out at the Reichenbach Waterfalls in the Arthur Conan Doyle books.
Not sure if you've seen a film called Bunraku. Think you'd like what they did with that too, was a pleasant surprise.
Fun fact: Gavin Free from The Slow Mo Guys worked on the forest scene
Please watch the BBC Sherlock series, they are fantastic! If you have already seen them how about a rewatch? :)
Omn1 I think you would really enjoy Guy Ritchie's film Snatch if you want to to give that one a shot soon
Man.... I jsut wish they made more of these...
Fun fact: Brad Pitt had to play professor Moriarty but something happened and they had to choose someone else on this role
If you love jared harris and ever watch mad men......😢
RDJ STARTED TRAINING KUNG FU DURING TROPIC THUNDER,
7:21 Rented the room for a private event under a false name (or got someone else to do it), then hired a whole acting group to pose as customers with instructions to leave when they heard the three chimes?
58:27 in the beginning of the movie you can see him in the corner if you a few shots before he’s revealed
One of the best one of the best endings of some movies
God i love this movie! Thanks for reacting to it!
56:00 I wonder if you're talking about a silly little cannibal romcom...
AHAHAAH OH MY GOD at first i was like "What the fuc... CANNIBAL romcom?!" but then i realize you were talking about Hannibal... i know that show has been called a lot of things but "Cannibal romcom" is a new one lol....
Yes finally👍 really perfect villain
39:09
my gun is more big
Queria tanto que tivesse um terceiro filme
So, in the original Artur Conan Doile series, Holmes is proficient with boxing, and a Japanese martial art called Baritsu. Baritsu is thought to be based on Bartistsu, which is a real self-defense martial art system taught in England during Conan Doil's time by Edward William Barton-Wright, and is a mix between English boxing, French stick fighting, and Japanese jujitsu (the Bart in the Bartitsu comes from Barton, and the titsu from jujitsu). So, RDJ took his proficiency with wing-chun (which he got into during rehab), and mixed it with Judo, which Guy Ritchie was proficient in, to create their own version of "Baritsu".
When I watched this the first time when I was a teen, I didn't pick up how Moriaty's plan to start a world War was a close range assassination. Although in the movie it was stopped by Holmes, as we know, that's how WWI actually had its kick off years later..
I love this movie
Lets Gooooo
weird reaction
This is gonna be good
Yey! he reacted to it! ❤
Spoilers for The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (it’s a really bad movie. Not worth watching. It actually killed the director’s career and made Sean Connery retire from acting):
Moriarty’s plan in this was actually the same plan he had in the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, where he was also the main villain: develop new weapons technology, precipitate WWI, and sell weapons to everyone
Yes!
🌘✨🎩✨🌒
A cat might literally be perceiving you as a horrific abomination because they visualize in such individualistic ways. For instance dogs of some breeds are horrified of my skin complexion. That might be racism though.