In "Mr. Sherlock Holmes", Lord Ian's role as old Sherlock Holmes is also more in line with the image setting. A Sherlock Holmes fan like me, except that the British Granada TV filmed according to the original book, Jeremy The series "Sherlock Holmes" starring Brett has been carefully watched many times. He refused to watch many of Sherlock Holmes's fan dramas and movies, but he watched "Mr. Sherlock" twice in a confused way. Because from my selfish point of view, I once hoped that this handsome, cool and awesome Sherlock Holmes would be more emotional than rational. But when I saw the old man in the movie, he was emotionally broken down and cried bitterly, I wanted to cry and at the same time I wanted to tear up the screenwriter. This is so cruel. This is not the Sherlock Holmes in my mind. I still hope that he will continue to be handsome, arrogant, arrogant, sensible and unmatched in logical thinking. Some people say that this is a story of a high-IQ Sherlock Holmes regaining his emotional intelligence. What? Sherlock Holmes turned out to be a person with low emotional intelligence. However, Doyle's Sherlock Holmes is clearly a high IQ and emotional intelligence. He clearly has justice and goodwill in his heart, and can skillfully resolve the crisis. He is not interested in fame and fortune (of course, the reward for solving a case is definitely required, and it varies from person to person), and he is informal. His inhumanity is probably just the people who despise him and his enemies. For example, in the story of one of the episodes of "Grange Manor", Holmes let go of the excusable criminal because he felt that the deceased had committed a heinous crime, and the criminal was overly defensive, and it fulfilled the hero and heroine in the story. So, should emotional intelligence be such a sign? In "Six Busts of Napoleon", Inspector Lestrade's sincere compliment to him actually surprised and overwhelmed him. Is this old blessing still cute? What makes me even more incomprehensible is the disapproval of Watson in the film. Let old Sherlock Holmes say for himself that Watson was not the one who really understood him, but the one who tampered with the truth. It's too cruel. How could it be so easy to deny Watson's selfless and sincere companionship? Wasn't Watson's character the best friend of Sherlock Holmes? Wasn't that good-natured man who was awakened by Sherlock Holmes in the middle of the night shortly after falling asleep, the person who most indulged Sherlock Holmes? In my opinion, if you don't agree with Watson, you can also disagree with Sherlock Holmes, so there is no shadow of Sherlock Holmes in this movie, and it is easier for people to misunderstand Doyle's Sherlock Holmes. Most of the misunderstood words are impersonal, high IQ and low EQ, etc. But in the original Sherlock Holmes, the only time he lost control of his emotions was when Watson was injured in "Three Same Names". He even had wet eyes and trembling lips, all because his friend Watson was injured. Let's see what Watson said in the original book. "It was the only chance I had to see that he not only had a great mind, but also a great heart." I was so moved by this sentence that I read the story over and over again. It's a pity that Granada TV didn't shoot the episode "Three People with the Same Surname", otherwise, you can see Lao Fu's only emotional out of control in the show, for his most loyal friend. How can a fictional character be pulled down from the altar? Even Sherlock Holmes in the novel has never considered himself above the altar, and he never will. Since ancient times, beauties sighed late, and heroes were not allowed to see their white heads. But what if the beauty is late and the hero is white? In the old man's style, he wouldn't consider himself a hero. Of course, even if he grows old, he can definitely grow old gracefully and arrogantly, and he will not suffer so much. And doesn't he have "A Practical Handbook of Beekeeping" in hand after retirement? If the gimmick of Sherlock Holmes is thrown away, it is actually a good literary film of spiritual redemption, and Sir Ian's acting skills are also amazing. So I watched it twice, because of the acting skills and the beautiful scenery in the movie.
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