Review of Sherlock Holmes in Washington (1943) by Martin T — 23 Sep 2009
One of the best Sherlock movies. Except for the awkward bits of propaganda, it contains few of the flaws apparent in some of the other films. Watson isn't nearly as idiotic as usual, mysteries are doled out generously (if perhaps resolved a bit too quickly), and it's delightfully suspenseful.
The Macguffin is casually passed around a party in a scene that's downright Hitchcockian. There's even a few genuinely funny moments, that thankfully don't involve Watson being an imbecile.
Quite fun.
This review of Sherlock Holmes in Washington (1943) was written by Martin T on 23 Sep 2009.
Sherlock Holmes in Washington has generally received positive reviews.
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