Review of Young Sherlock Holmes (1985) by Josh Vasquez for Slant Magazine — 05 Dec 1992
As a work of fictional imagination, Holmes is simply fascinating, and Young Sherlock Holmes attempts to unlock the source of that fascination. The film re-imagines the first encounter between Holmes and Watson from within the dusty honeycombs of a boarding school buried deep within the folds of Victorian London.
What one finds there are fascinatingly incomplete portraits.
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This review of Young Sherlock Holmes (1985) was written by Josh Vasquez and published by Slant Magazine on 05 Dec 1992.
Young Sherlock Holmes has generally received positive reviews.
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