6) Comment on Holmes and Watson relationship in the movie:
- Holmes and Watson, “brothers of bond”, they are best friends. It seems like they can discuss with each other without being that angry at each other. They don’t really talk about their feelings, and we think it’s because they know each other so well, but we conclude that Holmes are getting a little jealous about Mary (Watsons wife to be), maybe because he is afraid if she will come in between. Why they don’t show their feelings can also be, that they want to be macho. They are men, and they are detectives, so it will not fit in if they were sentimental.
They have an “on even” relationship, because it seems that Holmes need Watson more than the other way around. We see it when Watson wants to get married, but Holmes is still in his exciting world, where he and Watson are doing everything together. Watson is ready to move on, he don’t want to lose Holmes, but he is ready to take a new step in his life.
They have a good teamwork; they supply each other, because they have different rules, when they are trying to solve a problem. We see it like Watson is the sensible one, and Holmes is the one with all the ideas and thoughts. We think that Watson is the sensible one because, he don’t got all these confusing thoughts about everything, he is the one who hold all the thoughts which are in Holmes head together.
7) Which crime fiction tradition (GB or Amr) does the movie belong to? And why?
- It is very obvious that is an crime fiction movie based on American elements. It’s very American, because there is a lot of action and violence. There is also Hollywood element like a little romance, which is left out in the text about Sherlock Holmes. There is a macho loner, based on the main character. There is also hero vs. bad guys. So we can conclude that it is very American, because of all these typical American effects.
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