Four and a half stars, it's been a long time since I watched this kind of slightly niche literary film. The BBC perfectly restored the most simple and true Sherlock Holmes under the tide of such an overwhelming myth of Sherlock Holmes. It is invaluable!
Perhaps the last thing people want to accept is the story of the twilight of the hero: watching the heroes who once created the legend are now old and frail, walking out of the old house on crutches, still gasping for breath The rudeness is undoubtedly a heavy blow to those fans in the past. It was like a sudden slap that mercilessly fanned us back to reality.
Sherlock Holmes can't escape the passing of the years. At the age of 93, his body is getting weaker and his memory is also seriously declining, but after a lifetime of loneliness, he finally realizes that logic can't control everything, and human nature is the most indispensable. Dot.
The picture of the film is very beautiful, whether it is a park covered with bright green vegetation or a suburban path covered with flowers of various colors, it exudes a quiet and natural fresh breath. The soundtrack of the film is also very delicate, the violins are interlaced, sometimes lively, sometimes soft and sad, so that the audience's emotions can be easily aroused. In addition, the meticulous performance of the old actor Ian McLean is perfect, and the performance of the young actor Milo Parker is also staggering. Perhaps the only shortcoming of the film is the lack of bright spots, but it is already an extremely beautiful enjoyment for me to be able to calm down and enjoy this film in my spare time.
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