On the other side some chases are filmed really well. The emotional and thrilling scenes with Soo (the Chinese girl) suffers some unnatural acting. The background music is all the way fantastic. Though, there are places where you may like the protagonist to speak it with slower speed but it fits with the attribute of the character in the way it is filmed and recorded. The modernized sets and present day locations fits into the story pretty well, like characters. Watson, Sherlock’s brother and some other characters).
#Sherlock season 2 episode 3 summary tv
After seeing two episodes of the TV show and seen them playing the lead characters you cannot think of any other actor in these roles (the same we can say for the actors playing Mrs. We can say that they did all convincing efforts to redefine the famous characters of Holmes and Watson respectively. Of course Benedict and Martin are the top performers and they look the characters. So who is Van Coon and why he is murdered? Is there any link between this murder and the message at bank? What about the lady working at the museum? How all these stuffs are related (if they are)? How will Watson and Holmes able to solve the case? It is the rest of this 88 minutes long episode. And it ends with the famous line by Holmes: Finally you are asking the right question! However Van Coon was found dead inside the flat!!! The conversation between the police official and Holmes-Watson duo is interesting. It is presented pretty well.Īction lovers will like to see the scene in which Sherlock enters into the flat of Van Coon from the balcony of the flat located above it. He uses nicotine patches otherwise! Watson however is realistic person who have his own priorities and know the rules of the real world.
Money never comes into the picture in such matter for him. It is kind of addiction to him we can say. For Holmes the exercise to the brain is important then anything else. You will find it interesting to see the reaction of both Holmes and Watson to this offer. Sebastian offers good money to Holmes to resolve the case. Though no valuables taken but there was some stuff marked on the wall and posters with paint. Here they got to know that there was a break in-to the bank last night. But if you have at least 5.1 channel sound system, it is fantastic experience to watch this DVD. If you try watching it with mono or stereo or reverse stereo mode and you may be a little disappointed. But, you can enjoy the stuff properly if you have better sound system. You can change the track and you got to hear the commentary and other stuffs while playing the episode so it can be easily relate to the scene it is talking about. The additional footage on the DVD tells a lot of stuffs associated with the episode, which is almost unknown or less-known. The modern bank is setup in a place which is actually not a bank. And they plan visiting the bank the next day. It was by an old friend of Holmes, named Sebastian. Not happy with the current economic situation Watson was ready to get any job and Holmes got a call from a bank. You gotta enjoy it, if listen with attention. The small conversation between Holmes and Watson in the following scene is fueled with witty one liners. Watson getting frustrated in the shopping mall as his card is unable to be used to pay (as he is seriously running out of money) and Sherlock was attacked by a man with sword both running parallel at different locations is very effective. The entire title sequence and especially the background music is simply lovable. It could be more effective if the girl’s acting was natural. Be it the scene where she explains the stuff to the visitors or she is chatting with a boy, or she is performing stuff in after working hours from a viewer point of view you may feel that the girl is in trans. It all starts with Chinese pottery expert Soo Lin Yao and her appearance at National Antiquities Museum. Hudson), Zoe Telford (Sarah Sawyer), Gemma Chan (Soo Lin Yao), Al Weaver (Andy Galbraith), Bertie Carvel (Seb Wilkes), Daniel Percival (Eddie Van Coon), Paul Chequer (Detective Inspector Dimmock), Howard Coggins (Brian Lukis), Janice Acquah (Museum Director), Jack Bence (Raz), John MacMillan (Police Officer), Olivia Poulet (Amanda), and others… Benedict Cumberbatch (Sherlock Holmes), Martin Freeman (John Watson), Rupert Graves (Detective Inspector Lestrade), Mark Gatiss (Mycroft Holmes), Una Stubbs (Mrs.
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