@@Zug75 We all be mind blown or implode from the sheer force of such magnificent idea or maybe have RDJ as a family member from his family tree, we've seen his uncle and dad, what about distant cousins or long lost brother? That'd be cool
I love that musical cue when the cuffs slide across the floor. Changes it from a dangerous situation where Holmes is threatened, to Holmes being in complete control the whole time
@@Cristopher.C thats bc he has a exhibitionist personality that like to show off how smart he is he allowed those risk where as he could have easily slipped out the window
He can somewhat stand him, to the extent of being a regular visitor to the apartment, but he can get somewhat competitive. And arrogant. Recognize any similarities..? Yup! Hardheads. Both of them.
“Well it’s the middle window” There is something about Jude Law’s delivery here that always makes me smile. I think you recognize it if you grew up with a brother
It's such a small moment in the movie but I just love the quick back-and-forth interaction at 3:45 between Watson and the captain (who I imagine is an ex-sailor). Nothing like a good army-navy ribbing lmao
One thing that always bothered me was the fact I could never find the bandaged finger myself when Holmes reveals his observations. I finally found it at 0:46. You can briefly see it when you looking at the bottom of the screen. Mystery solved. 😃
Everyone talking about how Holmes casually jumping into the Thames during the Victorian Era where it was historically at its most polluted. I'm low-key impressed by the fact that Holmes didn't break anything from that height.
TheLakabanzaichrg well any jump onto water above 260 feet or 76 meters has been confirmed by a paper on the physics stack exchange so he should be good
@@AR_119 i did it to the second one afterwards:it thinks the c96 loads from removabe magazines like modern piatols,while it lads from stripper clips for an internal mag,making that scene with it being introduced to sherlock impossible,as you cant insert the rounds and remove the clip without charging the gun first,also in the first one sherlock was thinking about a silenser,which would not work on a revolver and also at that point you cant say he did not know how firearms would work or does not follow the latest guns,meaning he could figure it out even faster.
Shotgun shells basically never changed since the 1800’s thats actually pretty surprising(i also googled shotgun shells from the 1800’s to compare and the show is damn close)
That actually wasn’t a shotgun. I thought so myself for a long time, but according to Imfdb (the internet movie firearms data base), it’s a Howdah Pistol. Very large caliber, very possibly .577. But fires one large projectile instead of several smaller shot pellets. And I know that shotguns have slugs, but the main difference is that the Howdah is basically a sawn-off rifle. Meaning the barrel is rifled instead of smooth bore like a shotgun is. You’ll also notice that when the wall behind where Sherlock’s head was explodes from the first shot, there is only one, relatively small hole, instead of a spread of holes from a spread of shot.
Mohammed Sarfaraz Well throughout the Middle Ages and Victorian times, it was filled with sewage, faeces, god knows what else. It was a major cause in outbreaks of cholera, dysentery etc from the unsanitary water. Not the cleanest water supply to ever exist, you can say that much.
3:17 holmes uses force speed like in the beginning of the phantom menace where qui gon and obiwan used to get away from the droidecas. the shield droids.
The mud smeared on your boots from where you’ve been walking. A touch of red brick dust on your knee from where you’ve been kneeling. A small bandage on your thumb from where you’ve been vowing. A faint aroma of excrement from where you’ve been standing. A faint sprinkle of onions from where you've been farting. Any others? :D
But the sound of the door unlocking would immediately alert him if Holmes tried going that way, all he'd have to do on hearing the click would be turn and fire.
Something always bothered me about this scene. The inspector gave him the key on a necklace around his neck to escape, but his hands were cuffed behind him. How’d he get out. Also even if he could, why make it so hard to get out.
someone as physically fit as Sherlock Holmes would have had little trouble maneuvering his hands to be in front of him while he was obscured by the smoke. it would only take a few seconds.
@@amazingfan15 I've been handcuffed and I seriously doubt that. I'm reasonably physically fit but I think even the most athletic person would find it quite difficult to move their arms so that they could fit your body through there let alone quietly or in smoke. Perhaps a contortionist could do so? I suspect the answer is that A 2848 misread the scene and the key was dropped loose down Holmes's shirt where he could awkwardly retrieve it.
I like how the whole scene has windows on one side and solid walls on the other 3 in that room, yet the outside look at the building shows it to be a corner room, so where are the windows on the side where the fireplace smoke came from? That's clearly a fuck up on the editing part, but otherwise, solid movie.
@@nitro-ww6sk because he wasnt in the smoke, it was a diversion to keep his attention, he assumed Holmes was inside and with the sound ricocheting around the room, it would be hard to discern where the voice was coming from. it gave him ample time to loop around behind the pillars and furniture to the chair he was sitting in when he was revealed.
Big question: How did Sherlock not need to cough once when he’s was in all that smoke? Edit: I also realised recently that my eyes tended to water when they are in smoke, so how he isn’t affected by that as well, not sure
The only time the inspector wasn't acting was the punch lol
Did holmes also predict that serious punch?
Hanan Rifki it's possible they discussed it beforehand
@@DRKLCNS1
"I'm not doing it Holmes, you're crazy"
"Lestrade, you can punch me."
"Alright you crazy sonuvabitch I'm in. Where and how hard?"
@@Darkjonny79 I can honestly see Lestrade dying in the 3rd one and Holmes HAVING to say something noble about him 💀
He gave him the key
The vibe that Robert Downey Jr brings in this iterations of Sherlock Holmes gives off Captain Jack Sparrow's vibes and I'm living for it
imagine JD play this role or RDJ play jack sparrow, space time cont. would break.
@@Zug75 We all be mind blown or implode from the sheer force of such magnificent idea or maybe have RDJ as a family member from his family tree, we've seen his uncle and dad, what about distant cousins or long lost brother? That'd be cool
I don't see it
Considering they both are Americans and they play British characters, makes them even greater
''aNd iM lIvInG fOr IT''
Lestrade's betrayal may have been fake but the punch was very real.
yeah, he took the opportunity to hit Holmes for real while disguising it as fake. 😂
Jumping into the Thames in Victorian times? Brave man. Another reason why Holmes is a badass, that would kill most people....
@CM99501 It's remarkably clean now compared to what it once was...
@@nighthasfallen456 if it had been 1830, he probably would have landed on a solid surface
TA KO that filled with shit
In real life he would have got really ill from swimming in there especially in victorian times.
@@Craggle88 no, no; that's the river Ankh.
I love that musical cue when the cuffs slide across the floor. Changes it from a dangerous situation where Holmes is threatened, to Holmes being in complete control the whole time
Hell of an observation skill, sir. Most people don't notice the impact small cues.
well I wouldnt say he was in control the whole time really, those shots were awful close
@@Cristopher.C thats bc he has a exhibitionist personality that like to show off how smart he is he allowed those risk where as he could have easily slipped out the window
2:26 - Holmes - A faint aroma of excrement from where you've been standing...
Lord Coward *opens the window*
he did... he even said so himself... lestrade has always been on holmes' side even though he can't stand the man.
A bit late to comment this but the same goes for Watson
He can somewhat stand him, to the extent of being a regular visitor to the apartment, but he can get somewhat competitive. And arrogant. Recognize any similarities..? Yup! Hardheads. Both of them.
That's a point of view... 🤔
Lestrade is on the side of justice. As much as he can't stand Holmes, he begrudgingly respects his ability to get work done
You don’t have to necessarily like a person to respect them
He even knew the window would get opened. Smart play.
Part of the plan with smoking out the room was forcing Coward to clear the smoke somehow. Holmes thinks like that and its great.
I love how Coward himself provided an escape for Holmes lmao.
these movies were always extremely detailed
I made it 221 likes lol
Love the Soldier vs navy banter
Looks like things haven't changed much
“Well it’s the middle window”
There is something about Jude Law’s delivery here that always makes me smile. I think you recognize it if you grew up with a brother
It's such a small moment in the movie but I just love the quick back-and-forth interaction at 3:45 between Watson and the captain (who I imagine is an ex-sailor). Nothing like a good army-navy ribbing lmao
These two movies felt the closest to the actual novel, to the point that when I read the dialouges in the book I hear their voices naratting it.
Which novel, though?
One thing that always bothered me was the fact I could never find the bandaged finger myself when Holmes reveals his observations. I finally found it at 0:46. You can briefly see it when you looking at the bottom of the screen. Mystery solved. 😃
You can see it better as he's loading the gun at 1:31 onward.
1.42 precisely...
But Holmes would have only seen it at 0:46, considering his back is turned while loading the gun
"So what is that?"
"... Its middle window"
"ANYWAY.."
Lol im dying 😂
Everyone talking about how Holmes casually jumping into the Thames during the Victorian Era where it was historically at its most polluted.
I'm low-key impressed by the fact that Holmes didn't break anything from that height.
it's roughly 10 meters, i think anything above 16 would be dangerous.
TheLakabanzaichrg well any jump onto water above 260 feet or 76 meters has been confirmed by a paper on the physics stack exchange so he should be good
Physics stack exchange?.
@@randomknight2585 I found it, interesting.
Well, the human body is surprisingly resilient, but I still wouldn’t have done it. At least not head-first…
I enjoy using this soundtrack while playing AC Syndicate , fits well.
'Rocky Road to Dublin' is also perfect for the Fight Club activities!
Nice! You'd like Arsene Lupin by Debbie Wiseman with it too.
Gross ass ass in creed
I myself find them to be of particular utility for my D&D games, especially in urban environments.
What was the soundtrack used here?
This scene proves how op Sherlock’s perception is
It’s the tiniest of details that solve the biggest mysteries
"Well at least this solves the great mystery as to how you became inspector" LOL! As they say it's not what you know but who you know.
Idk why,but I always like it when Holmes throw some shade to the officers 😅 both book and film
A conversation between any of characters played by jhoony Depp and rdj would be magnificent 😍
Sherlock Holmes and Jack Sparrow!
@@charliefarmer4365 Tony Stark and Jack Sparrow
Sherlock Holmes and Ichabod Crane
The Boudicca statue that you see at 4:24 as the boat is going through the bridge is an error as it wasn’t erected until 1902.
I was not aware of the history and the statue, thank you.
My man just outsmarted a sherlock holmes movie.
@@davitdavid7165 Elementary my dear David.
@@davitdavid7165 I know... I'm both impressed and shocked at the fact that someone out-nerded a sherlock film...
@@AR_119 i did it to the second one afterwards:it thinks the c96 loads from removabe magazines like modern piatols,while it lads from stripper clips for an internal mag,making that scene with it being introduced to sherlock impossible,as you cant insert the rounds and remove the clip without charging the gun first,also in the first one sherlock was thinking about a silenser,which would not work on a revolver and also at that point you cant say he did not know how firearms would work or does not follow the latest guns,meaning he could figure it out even faster.
Did you know that the River Thames was declared biologically dead in Victorian times?
And Holmes fucking swan dived in.
Sherlock Holmes: jumps into Thames
Everyone: *surprise pikachu face*
Correction. “Sherlock Holmes: Jumpes into the Thames when it was most polluted”
“Everyone: *surprise pikachu face* “
At exactly 3:18 Sherlock Holmes literally dodges a speeding bullet. Didn't know his skills of deduction gave him super speed!
4:03 pretty cool how Lestrade trusted Holmes enough to give him the key and turn on his boss
Lestrade wasn't actually in the order, Holmes picked the pin off someone else earlier in the movie
"A faint aroma of excrement from where you've been standing"
*opens window*
the ideal moment for a discussion about architectical details
Shotgun shells basically never changed since the 1800’s thats actually pretty surprising(i also googled shotgun shells from the 1800’s to compare and the show is damn close)
That actually wasn’t a shotgun. I thought so myself for a long time, but according to Imfdb (the internet movie firearms data base), it’s a Howdah Pistol. Very large caliber, very possibly .577. But fires one large projectile instead of several smaller shot pellets.
And I know that shotguns have slugs, but the main difference is that the Howdah is basically a sawn-off rifle. Meaning the barrel is rifled instead of smooth bore like a shotgun is.
You’ll also notice that when the wall behind where Sherlock’s head was explodes from the first shot, there is only one, relatively small hole, instead of a spread of holes from a spread of shot.
I’ve watched this film so many times and I’ve just noticed at 0:02 that you can see the lens hood of the camera at the top
Fucking brave putting that pipe back in his mouth, after its been in the themes.
Snoogen11 why ?? I never been seen themes but it looks clean in pictures
Mohammed Sarfaraz Well throughout the Middle Ages and Victorian times, it was filled with sewage, faeces, god knows what else. It was a major cause in outbreaks of cholera, dysentery etc from the unsanitary water. Not the cleanest water supply to ever exist, you can say that much.
is it me or does sherlock holmes remind me of jack sparrow?
Sherlock is cooler
Ah yes 8 years ago when the Pirates of the Carrabian movies were still good.
Jack Sparrow is a captain of the Black Pearl😉
I didn't see yet a comment with it so I put it :
*discombobulate*
Sailor boi and soldier boi are my favorite characters, they should have done more with them
3:17 holmes uses force speed like in the beginning of the phantom menace where qui gon and obiwan used to get away from the droidecas. the shield droids.
Let's take a moment to address that Sherlock Holmes pretty much told the guy he smells like shit to his face with little wind-up
This movie man...hits differently
i see remarkable resemblance between holmes & cap. jack sparrow
One of the greatest scenes of all time
,,Lion is Parlament"
Some of RDjrs finest work i have to say.
The mud smeared on your boots
from where you’ve been walking.
A touch of red brick dust on your knee
from where you’ve been kneeling.
A small bandage on your thumb
from where you’ve been vowing.
A faint aroma of excrement from
where you’ve been standing.
A faint sprinkle of onions from
where you've been farting.
Any others? :D
2:56 Let me just lock the door real quick and leave the key in so that Holmes could easily escape anyway.
But the sound of the door unlocking would immediately alert him if Holmes tried going that way, all he'd have to do on hearing the click would be turn and fire.
Man....m desperately...Waiting for 3 movie of the series....RDJ is sublimely awesome...As Holmes
This movie stunned me when I was a kid ☺️ although I find Sherlock played by Benedict, this was whole another level!.. I wish Downey play again...
"A faint aroma of excrement from where you've been standing."
LMAO. gotta love this movie's comedy
Who else would Sherlock trust to navigate the rivers of England other than SER BRYNDEN, THE BLACKFISH OF THE TULLYS.
3:13 this scene from the trailer is the reason i watched this movie 😂
That's like the most Assassin's Creed shit I've ever seen!
The most fantastical part of this movie is Holmes diving into the river Thames on purpose in Victorian London
I watched this about like 30 times already. I watched every clip to where I basically know the whole movie
Sherlock is lucky that he decided to monologue with his back to Sherlock so that the smoke had time to envelop him.
just noticed that Holmes disappearing, disembodied voice then getting out of the cuffs is all a magic act! neat
Something always bothered me about this scene. The inspector gave him the key on a necklace around his neck to escape, but his hands were cuffed behind him. How’d he get out. Also even if he could, why make it so hard to get out.
someone as physically fit as Sherlock Holmes would have had little trouble maneuvering his hands to be in front of him while he was obscured by the smoke. it would only take a few seconds.
@@amazingfan15 I've been handcuffed and I seriously doubt that. I'm reasonably physically fit but I think even the most athletic person would find it quite difficult to move their arms so that they could fit your body through there let alone quietly or in smoke. Perhaps a contortionist could do so?
I suspect the answer is that A 2848 misread the scene and the key was dropped loose down Holmes's shirt where he could awkwardly retrieve it.
Hans Matheson is such an underrated actor.
Omg I loved this movie
all that smoke, and no coughing or watery eyes. hand cuffed behind him, key in the front of his shirt. escape level: houdini
So sad that there are only two movies, there could have been many more and I'd have watched them all at the theater.
do you people realize how filthy the thames is?
33kaus holokaust the Thames was literally asian river of its time
Don't forget how freezing cold it is, even in warm temperatures
@@pergys6991 Asian river? You mean the Ganges?
What's the point of closing the door but leaving the key on it? Like he have a mortal illnes that forbid him to use any keys?
By the time you load your gun, Sherlock Holmes will have already deduced how to get the information he needs from you AND remove his shackles.
What's the point of locking the door if you're gonna leave the key?
It would make a noise if holmes unlocked the door. Yes opening the unlocked door would do so too, but it would take less time to get out.
I think the main idea is it would take a lot longer to get through the door, thus allowing him to shoot Holmes during that time.
Love that score
Please more Sherlock Holmes movies they don't make great movies like this anymore
God I love the music in these films.
3:18 woaaah, what a acceleration!!!
i was the 1k sub :)
Marvelous ❤
"well it's the middle window.."
0:36 what a punch 👍
How'd neither of them cough uncontrollably in all that smoke?
💫✨Praazzii💫✨
love it
What song plays at 3:24 ?
Its nice to see the Inspector was able to not need his thick glasses.
nice jump , sherlock holmes
2:27 so you telling me he shat himself at this moment? lol
Absolute genius!
I like how the whole scene has windows on one side and solid walls on the other 3 in that room, yet the outside look at the building shows it to be a corner room, so where are the windows on the side where the fireplace smoke came from? That's clearly a fuck up on the editing part, but otherwise, solid movie.
This is just like the scene of Jack and Beckett negotiating in Pirates of the Caribbean 3
Victorian Era London had the foulest waters in history so im amazed that Holmes didnt catch a disease from that dip
0:14 The defecting Stasi agent from Atomic Blonde lol.
Tyson L that guy was also the villain in Hancock
Haha that was clever and amusing.
Damn I love this movie
Like the smoke would hang so low. Usually fills a room top down. Not too realistic that way, clearly a smoke machine was used.
Could hang that low depending on the type of wood that was burnt
ok, but how did he breath in there? he should be coughing like a 90 year old lung cancer patient
@@nitro-ww6sk because he wasnt in the smoke, it was a diversion to keep his attention, he assumed Holmes was inside and with the sound ricocheting around the room, it would be hard to discern where the voice was coming from. it gave him ample time to loop around behind the pillars and furniture to the chair he was sitting in when he was revealed.
I like that he didn't smell the smoke
How he opened the handcuffs with the key in his clothes?
All beautifoul
Ngl i fkin love Eddie Marsans portrayals of DCI Lestrade
God I Love that Movie
man, Stark must have gotton some of quicksilver's blood at 3:18
3:24 Swandive!!!!
I need the captions on
I mean how he can comfortable speak in so much smoke
Big question: How did Sherlock not need to cough once when he’s was in all that smoke?
Edit: I also realised recently that my eyes tended to water when they are in smoke, so how he isn’t affected by that as well, not sure
good one
@@piyushdanej3930 I guess his experience with a pipe makes him immune?🤷♂️
Movie: Sherlock Holmes (2009)
UA-cam: Sherlock Holmes London: The Investigation
Nice
At 3:19 Holmes dodges a bullet like he’s frickn Neo.
In 19th century London... "very distinctive, those handmade shoes"?! How else were they made at the time?
i get that it was fog dry ice for movie effects... but the assumption that that is real smoke, not, one, cough...
sick movie
The hammers on the double pistol weren't cocked as he threatened Holmes.
More like a sir!