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SHERLOCK HOLMES AND THE VOICE OF TERROR
Digitally Restored in 35mm
The master detective Sherlock Holmes (Basil Rathbone) and his faithful cohort Dr. Watson (Nigel Bruce) are back, preserved an...( read more 
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MCT:May 25, 2008This was the first of the Sherlock Holmes Rathbone / Bruce films to be set in modern times, WW2 as opposed to late 19th century. A pretty good story involving the bad guys of the day, Nazis. The big distraction in this is Basil Rathbones hair, I can only describe it as very weird.
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MCT:February 7, 2007
The first "modern" era Holmes adventure. This is one of the best in the "modern" series of Universal's treatment of classic detective. This film definitely reflects its times. The war was raging in Europe and the enemy is the NAZIs. This leads to all kinds of great lines about the evilness of the NAZIs. While it may be politically incorrect in retrospect, it is a great treat to see the patriotism that rallied the sleeping giant once again.
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MCT:December 28, 2006
A very impressive film, and a slick "modernisation" of the Holmes legend. Although very propagandist (It was, after all, a British film in 1942) the plot is quite captivating, and Rathbone is excellent as the legendary sleuth.
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