Me and the rest of my heathens

i will slow them down long enough for you to get out. jade, please don't do this. your children deserve to go home.

what you did back there, what you were willing to do...i just wanted to say thank you. well, you know what they say: women and children first. you're welcome.

Its like now:

Movie history will be like "this is the most revolutionary use of CG character in a movie" and you will look at it and its just a CG janky metallic stain glass knight mudering a live action character in a movie.

This is the first time a feature film ever used CG to make a character

An then you find out its in 1985 Young Sherlock Holmes directed by Chris Columbus (the same guy who did the first two HPs)

...

Look at this revolutionary idea, embedded in a murder scene in a murder mystery, of a noncanon fanfic of a movie

And then you find out this idea directly led to things like Pixar and Toy Story and Avatar.

This looks like it could have been done in 1999 for its quality.

When it was made in 1985, this was three years after Tron. In Tron, the graphics were not so much computer generated as computer calculated. Each frame was calculated individually mathematically and we got

Geometric shapes was the height of what it could do.

And at the end of the day its still just a janky stain glass knight murdering a dude in a non-canon Holmes movie.

/lh

Lol

For the latest round of Holmestice, I got to fill @beamkatanachronicles's amazing prompt of editing @lalage's beautiful piece 25 Lives into a multiverse Holmes & Watson one! Did I spend way too much time overthinking every single choice? Yes. Was it worth it? Absolutely.

oh, wonderful, now he is doing things with his tongue

Sir, PLEASE, I ask you again to stop being so beautiful 😩😩😩

OH GOOD LORD HIS VOICE, WHAT IS THAT VOICE

By the love of God, turn up the volume

(I just noticed his voice was so unnecessarily sexy (please Jeremy, do it again 🙏🏼🙏🏼) that David looks at the camera 🤣🤣)

✨Too beautiful, too princess for this world✨

What kind of sitting is that? 😭

My knees weaken when this man's hair moves, I'm not afraid to say it.

I'm trying to upload the gif but Tumblr won't let me, I'll keep trying 😫

YOU ARE DOING AGAIN, SIR

You can't smoke like that, Holmes. Something might catch fire (and that something could be me)

WHAT IS THIS FINAL SCENE?

On 3 September 1995, Jeremy Brett, famous for playing Sherlock Holmes in the Granada TV series of the same name, spoke on behalf of the Manic Depression Fellowship (the predecessor to Bipolar UK) on BBC Radio 4’s The Week’s Good Cause (still running under the title the Radio 4 Appeal). As he explained, his interest was as much personal as it was philanthropic:

“I started my acting career in repertory and have over the years appeared in many plays in London and New York and the National Theatre under the banner of Laurence Olivier. Now, why am I telling you this in The Week's Good Cause slot? Because this week's charity is the Manic Depression Fellowship and I myself have been diagnosed as manic depressive, so I know what I am talking about and I need to remind you that I am a successful actor before admitting to having a severe mental illness.

“When I was admitted to the Maudsley Hospital in 1986, I…I was so confused I couldn't relate to anything or anyone around me. All I could do was lie face down with my fists clenched in my face. I believe I have been coping with these severe mood swings for many more years than I like to think, but being a member of a profession where being a little mad helps, my moods were tolerated far more readily than if I worked in a bank or a school.”

“And it is my success which gave me the courage to admit publicly that I had this illness, as an encouragement to others that it had not stopped me from being employed and leading a fulfilled and successful life. It is an illness which can be treated and managed. It comes and goes, and in between the bouts of illness people are well.”