Sherlock Gnomes clearly lives in my head rent free. Especially his hamster hampter friend, Dr. Gnome Watson.
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Sherlock Gnomes clearly lives in my head rent free. Especially his hamster hampter friend, Dr. Gnome Watson.
Anyway, I made this
This is how it really happend, caught in 4k, no clickbait, source: trust me bro

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I love how gnome watson acted so cryptic and mysterious for the first two thirds of the movie - saying stuff like "we all have our good and bad sides, Sherlock, Miss Juliet... Me..." and smirking, and then it turns out he planned for the gnomes he kidnapped to be fully comfortable, able to play mini-golf, and get released as soon as he made his point.
very, very villainous
I just watched Sherlock Gnomes for the first time the other day, I loved it!
The Watson and Gnomes duo is iconic.
It's me and my weird love for Ensemble Stars and different Sherlock Holmes adaptations against the world
The Dancing Sherlock: A spin off!
The Dancing Gnomes
I shoukd really continue the series, but I had the idea of doing spin offs using different adaptations

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I recently read the sherlock gnomes movie novelisation and I have some thoughts.
Okay so there are a few obvious differences between the movie novelisation and the movie itself, most notably the ending, which I'm personally not a big fan of? there's no twist where watson was the one to orchestrate most of the events all along, and while sherlock still has character development by the end of the novelisation, willing to risk his life for watson and understanding what he did wrong, it's not really prompted by much, and it gets rid of the fed-up watson, willing to play sherlock's game to highlight just how he's been underappreciated, which I came to love about his movie version.
Then obviously there's the fact that there are just some things you can't quite translate into writing form without doing it awkwardly; thus the vague descriptions when Sherlock is thinking (since it would probably be pretty hard to describe the change in animation style if they had it at that point). And the lyrics to Irene's song aren't actually outlined, Juliet just gets 'the impression' that she's singing about not needing a man, which gets the point across but lacks detail.
some sequences of events are ordered different, for example the flashback scene to the Natural History Museum fight in the movie is one of the beginning scenes, whereas in the movie novelisation it's after the sewer scene. I'm not sure if that's how they were planning for the movie to be structured originally, but for the novelisation I think it makes sense that way, considering it's watson conveying the information.