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Young Sherlock Holmes (1985) This stain-glass window knight is the first fully computer-generated, photorealistic animated character in cinema history. The core work was done by John Lasseter who later oversaw all of Pixar's films. His works have grossed more than $20 billion.

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PJC1 yıl önce

Important historical significance. However, still would like you to do a post, in general, about this movie. It was an under appreciated gem from the 80s.

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The Sting1 yıl önce

I'll add it to the list

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Rick Carlton1 yıl önce

Such a fun flick.....well done, beautifully shot, clever plot, great score by Broughton.

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DraxGeekyPundit1 yıl önce

Recently tweeted about this movie since I saw it again this weekend. It’s still holds up for the younger crowd and is a great introduction into the world of Sherlock Holmes for them. Also, when I originally saw it in theaters, I hadn’t noticed that Henry Winkler is a producers.

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The Sting1 yıl önce

I have a vivid memory of seeing this movie for the first time. It's a great flick.

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Dwazagul1 yıl önce

I won't spoil it, but I loved this film until an incredibly stupid conveyance showed up.

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The Sting1 yıl önce

I appreciate that, more than you can imagine. Honestly, I wish there were more like you out there.

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Mattese Falcon1 yıl önce

I spent my childhood chanting "rammytep...rammytep" whenever I was "it" in night games or whatever. This movie shook me.

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Mark Jeffery1 yıl önce

On a side note, is there any chance that you can do a thread on Shadow of a Vampire? (if you haven't already done one)

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The Sting1 yıl önce

I will add it to the list, Mark... great movie!!

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