After losing the threat of the "electric baton", the Russian man once again showed his power and almost killed Holmes and Watson.

Fortunately, the arrival of the Scotland Yard police scared off the opponent after all.

But before that, they completely destroyed the shipyard, and even allowed a ship under construction to leave the dock directly and sink into the Thames.

"This fight is really exciting!"

Emily sighed.

As a girl who is very good at persuading people with "reason", she is very satisfied with this fighting scene.

Especially in the end, the Russian big man destroyed the shipyard, causing the ship to follow the slide and fall into the Thames, which made Emily's adrenaline soar.

However, this is the feeling of being an audience.

In the story, Holmes and Watson were scared to death.

The two were locked up by the police because of the destruction of the shipyard.

Fortunately, as famous people, the two were soon released again——

Watson was released on bail by his fiancee Mary Morstein.

And Holmes, led by a group of people, went to meet a mysterious figure.

——But, wearing a hood.

Of course, blindfolded things do not make much sense to a detective like Holmes.

He easily determined the location of his meeting with the mysterious person based on various clues and determined the identity of the other party.

——That is the biological father of Earl Black Wood.

It turns out that Blake Wood’s parents were a group of British aristocrats who believed in occultism. They were not husbands and wives, but they gave birth to Blake Wood in a so-called "magic ritual."

"What kind of magic ritual, it's a chaotic party under the banner of occultism!"

Like Sherlock Holmes in the movie, Jaina scoffed at this statement.

However, this is not because she is superstitious in science, but because she just attended a similar dark-style party some time ago.

After all, when it comes to crazy play and death, if American college students consider themselves second, it will be difficult to choose the first place...

In contrast, Emily, who has seen more movies and has a better understanding of the occult, directly thought of the famous black magic ritual of the Black Mass.

However, Emily's heart is contradictory-

On the one hand, she felt that the film about Sherlock Holmes should be based on logical reasoning after all.

On the other hand, I couldn't help but imagine how Holmes would react when he really encountered black magic that could not be explained by science.

This makes Emily a little dilemma.

In fact, it’s not just Emily, many viewers in the theater have a similar psychology—

While they instinctively wanted to see Holmes vs. Black Mage Black Wood, they were worried about whether such a story would happen.

And behind this, what is hidden is that they have gradually penetrated into the plot of the movie, and they are beginning to worry about what to do if Earl Blake Wood really has mana, just like the characters in the movie.

Only a few senior film critics like Richard Manson can realize that they are being influenced by the film.

This surprised them at the powerful and delicate narrative ability of director Charlotte.

Richard Manson even thought more deeply--

He felt that Black Wood’s plot, to a certain extent, actually reflected the coexistence of scientific progress and mysterious obscurity in the 19th century...

This is just his personal thoughts.

As for another senior film critic, Kenneth Turan, he was not interested in thinking about it.

——As a detective fan, he has been completely immersed in the world of movies and has forgotten his job as a film critic.

Especially when Holmes just met the father of Earl Black Wood, the reasoning process that was performed with a special lens made Kenneth feel that it was a magical touch.

——Here, Charlotte adopted the processing method in the later "Sherlock" in the post editing process.

He used the lens to focus on several clues on the body of Earl Black Wood’s father, and then used post-effects, coupled with fast-emerging text and clue descriptions, to form a very interesting deduction process.

Coupled with Robert Downey Jr.'s humorous and fast-talking dubbing, many viewers who like Sherlock Holmes suddenly felt that they seemed to have seen the process of Sherlock Holmes's rapid reasoning in an instant.

"This is Sherlock Holmes's deductive method!"

Kenneth Turan couldn't help but let out a sigh.

As the actor of Sherlock Holmes, Robert Downey Jr., who was also in the screening room, saw this very innovative clip, but couldn't help frowning.

—— Downey admires the director’s camera control ability and imagination.

He also admitted that the interpretation of this reasoning scene can definitely be said to be innovative, so that all the audience who substituting into the perspective of Holmes can get a sense of refreshment similar to the possession of Holmes.

But for Downey, this shot made him recall the tragic experience of dubbing in the later stage——

"Your speaking speed is not fast enough, hurry up!!"

"While speaking fast, make sure to speak clearly and emotionally, especially with a sense of humor!!!"

——These two sentences can be said to be the two instructions that Downey heard the most when doing the post-dubbing of "Detective Sherlock Holmes."

Although he heard Charlotte say during filming ~lightnovelpub.net~ to speak faster in the post-dubbing process, he didn't expect it to be so fast.

——Don’t say anything else, just because the tongue gets knotted when you speak too quickly or you bite your lips and tongue altogether, it’s no less than twenty times.

This is naturally very painful.

Downey has acted in many movies, but he has never experienced such a difficult post-dubbing process.

But now in the movie theater, once again hearing his exhausted quick reasoning dubbing, he naturally recalled the fear of being dominated by the knot of the tongue again...

However, on the other hand, there was also a rare sense of accomplishment that appeared in his heart at the same time as the fear.

After all, the sense of accomplishment is inevitable when seeing the results of one's hard work.

In particular, after Charlotte's unique editing and post-production, Downey felt even more of his rapid speech speed, which indeed gave rise to a sense of rapid reasoning by the detective Sherlock Holmes.

"This is the deductive method!"

Downey, who had also read the original "The Detective Sherlock Holmes", also remembered this word.

At the same time, in the small storage room at the back of the projection hall, Charlotte also felt something and opened and closed her eyes for a long time--

"This is indeed the deductive method! The basic deductive method!!"

With that, he looked to his empty right side,

"--Right, Mr. Holmes?"

"Mr. Holmes!?"

Charlize, who was also in the storage room, was taken aback.

She looked in the direction Charlotte was looking, but saw that a man in a deer hunting outfit with a pipe in his mouth gradually appeared in the empty place.

The appearance of the man is a bit vague, a bit like Robert Downey Jr., but not quite like—

"Holmes!!?"

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