I have read a lot of English, and the ones I remember well should be "Sherlock" and "No One Survives".
For the rest, it feels like the writers and actors are still stuck in the glory of the age of steam and electricity.
Take this "Bodyguard" as an example, it seems to have the appearance of "Sherlock" in the format, but it doesn't seem to have that kind of delicate structure; after eating a little supper, I can understand it, after all, "Sherlock" is the jewel in the front. The iteration of Sherlock Holmes is not too bad. After all, the clothes can be different, the era can be different, but the rhythm, type and elements can still be inherited.
There is also a very obvious feeling that this actor seems to have gone to the United States, giving people a feeling that he is old and yellow, and his vitality is no longer there.
Forget it, I don't want to write anymore...
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