Oh what can be said about the wonderful Sherlock Holmes (Robert Downey Jr.) tonight? Lets start with me. My decision to attend the movies tonight was very well advised. I enjoyed Downey's perfomance as Sherlock Holmes once again, as I previously did in his 2009 performance, earning the first movie a rating of 7.5/10 (IMDb). I honestly believe that rating is low, and was well up on the scale with tonight's movie. The story, very well detailed and intricately told, kept me on the edge of my $9.25 movie seat as I choked back $14 (technically my $4.75 worth of pop, and the rest of my friends popcorn, but you get the point). The movie was worth every penny. Now, to a more detailed note.
In A Game of Shadows, a note of character importance before I start telling the story. Irene Adler (Rachel McAdams) place a less significant role in the movie, but help kicks off the story guiding us to her hidden Professor of a boss, who turns out being our antagonist, Professor James Moriarty (Jared Harris). To replace the main female role in the story, we have gypsy women Madam Simza Heron (Noomi Rapace). After being introduced to the plot of Holme's investigation, Holme's saves Sim's (the gypsy women) life from an assassin sent by Moriarty and thus kicks off their relationship. Dr. John Watson is played as (Jude Law). And for other casting information see here.
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