Sherlock Holmes (2009)

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1. WAIT IS THAT TONY
   OH YEAHH

2. Nyyrreeeeehhhhh!!!

3. Ha please I can watch thise free on netflix yall should have at least some free movies some of the movies yall have can be watched on netflix,hulu,fire stick etc

4. I love you 3000

5. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

6. Probably my favorite movie of all time.

7. im so glad RDJ got himself out of that hellhole and back into acting for reals again

8. The most undeniable…yet unbelievable about the way my brother in the trench Robert read all he could about sherlock Holmes…bravo brother

9. EXCELLENT – I HOPE HE DOES MORE – FROM STATE TO FINISH "GREAT MOVIE"

10. So, Downey Jr. Cumberbatch, Depp, and Ferrel are Awesome!

11. By far my favorite modern rendition of the classic, and before any brit bongs come in bellow yelling "WhAt AbOuT BeNEdiCt CUmberBatch iN ShErLock" there are issues that I have with Sherlock and a lot of them are with Benedict. First off he's supposed to come off as distant, I understand that on an intellectual level, but for me, he didn't, he came off as more of a forced distance (in an acting sort of way) and really wasn't distant by nature. Second, he felt far more neurotic than RDJ, while I recognize that's how Sherlock is portrayed in modern film and television it felt a little over the top. Finally, the last one has nothing to do with Benedict which is Sherlock in the modern setting, in Sherlock the use of the internet seemed like less of part of the deductive reasoning process and more of how modern investigations use it.

12. I love u Robert!!!????

13. I love how Holmes holds his breathe and plans how hes gonna to Attack

14. After watching this movie a thousand times I'm 90% sure Sherlock is using some form of wing chun when he fights

15. First distract target,then block his blind jab. Discombobulate. Dazed, opponent employs wild haymaker. Employ elbow block, and body shot

16. D I S C O M B O B U L A T E

17. He’s no Benedict, but he’s still good

18. I have to see it!????

19. ??????????♦??♣

20. How close is this to the original novels/short stories ?

21. By far the funniest Sherlock Holmes adaption. Funny, witty, and fascinating. It's so great how the characters bounce of each other, and how childish and petty Holmes and Watson are with each other. One of my favourite movies ever. Five stars.

22. when blackwood gets it at the end, makes you wonder if there was some devilish or divine intervention. An Ironic death maybe, but still makes you wonder.

23. My favorite movie only music is in the fight scene at Reordan's place.

24. My favorite song is "The Rocky Road to Dublin"

25. Irene was in the books and old TV show but her name was Iriana.

26. I love the movie. However Holmes should't be well known. He shouldn't work with the police. The old TV show and books are very different. even though there is a large difference both are awesome.

27. I need to buy this ;-;

28. This was an absolute masterpiece.

29. Bad trailer good movie. Lot more to it than action and sexual innuendo.

30. 5 **** love this film

31. Seems legit

32. How do you watch it? I keep clicking to pay and it just shows the clip

33. why is it that this movie is mostly violence. its supposed to be a mystery movie. its supposed to have twists to the plot. not violence for 7/8 of the movie.

34. WHY EVERYONE HATES SHERLOCK HOLMESThe original character created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle would have been liked by everyone because he was a gentleman, an aristocrat.But every new character variation based on Sherlock, like the BBC's Sherlock, Robert Downey Jr's presentation, Gregory House M.D., Elementry, Monk, & most other "detective" characters modelled after Sherlock is irritating, obnoxious, self-centered to the point of narcissism or even sociopathy. So no. Most such characters, if real & living, would be alienated, lonely, & most likely loathed.

35. Why cant u get these on ios 🙁

36. "is it November?"

37. Robert Downey Jr. is the best Sherlock Holmes EVER!!!!!!!

38. What's the one thing you don't do at a crime scene? Disturb it before the techs/officers get there.

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