@@finnheisenheim8274 Holmes wasn't asking Dredger, he was asking Watson which ones he wanted to fight, meat (Dredger) or potatoes (the other two henchmen). Watson replied with, "My 10 minutes are up.", indicating he wasn't fighting Dredger. Hence, Holmes fought Dredger.
I love the fact that Dredger is not just a brainless big guy, but actually have a good characterization: he's french, polite, aprecciate a real challenge and seems to truly believe in Blackwood
He speaks French with an foreign accent. I barely understood the sentence saying "there are far greater things to fear than you and your toy", thus, I had to read the translation.
@@phillipsusn it is different? I never read the books mind telling me on a scale from 1 being the same and 10 being a female transgender sherlock who is an alien that communicates with god how different it is?
@@soulsemblance3163 I'd say compared to the book it's like a 6 or 7. But really, very few adaptations nowadays do Sherlock Holmes the way he is in the books. He's not a misanthrope, or a brawler, or rude. In the books he's actually quite gentlemanly when interacting with others. I think BBC Sherlock is more similar in the sense that book Sherlock feels boredom when there's no good case and indulges in cocaine to ease that boredom, but again he's quite polite in the books.
Exactly. He's probably used to people being so intimidated by his size that he can just destroy them easily. So when Holmes just calmly stands up to him, he can't help being impressed - "This little guy actually has the balls to give me a proper fight; this could be good!"
I'd imagine it would be difficult for Dredger to find someone who could actually give him a decent fight so he probably quite enjoyed this, I doubt he expected Holmes to be as much of a challenge as he was.
A good entertaining villain comes from the unexpected. Dredger giving him a moment to catch his breathe and later asking him to hold on was unexpected, yet funny which makes us like him.
Well they had every confidence in Dredger, who I'm sure could easily take up two people's worth by himself, and they were going 2 on 1 for the other one. They probably thought it was advantageous to them to split.
@Ramiro Garcia lol what no, this is literally irish traditional music. look up sean-nos and bodhran music. irish music uses concertina (small accordion), fiddle, banjo, and drum along with flute and other things. this is 100% irish music. the irish even have gypsies, called travellers. irish travellers.
02:56 Love the annoyed look on Holmes' (Downey's) face. I can tell exactly what he's thinking: "Bugger all. He gave me a moment, I have to give him one to be sporting..." XD
If anybody has ever fought a guy who’s 6’5+ 270+ You would know that’s exactly how it be too 😂 Like you know they’re gonna be stronger than you, but you’re still not ready for that pure strength when it happens and suddenly your feet are off the ground 😂 Mine was a bar fight and I still ended up winning with a lucky knockout punch by some miracle of chance (kickboxing for years as a teenager helped) but I’ll never forget saying out loud “are you kidding me?” When he picked me up with one arm and launched me across the bar 😂 and I’m not the smallest guy either (5’11 180 lbs)
@@patrickturner6878 Andre the Giant was half Polish, which probably accounted for his immense enormity. Though what a Great and Wonderful Man he was, beautiful heart👍👍👍 RIP.
The french dialogues are : "Y a un problème ?" "Un moment s'il vous plaît." "Je suis pas pressé." "Un moment s'il vous plaît." "Je ne sais pas. Allons-y mon frère !" "Qui t'a envoyé ?" "Tu le sais très bien." "Bizarre que tu fasses le boulot pour quelqu'un de mort." "Il est revenu d'entre le mort." "Vivant ou pas, dis-moi où je peux le trouver." "Y a une chose plus terrifiante que toi et ton jouet. Cours petit lapin, cours." "Avec plaisir."
I'm French... I speak French every day... But i didn't understand half of their sentences 😂 I had to read the english translation to understand... They have such an accent
Seriously. What genius direction and screen-writing, acting and PACING, etc. This scene may just gloss over as a part of the movie, but from start to finish, it was a masterpiece of film making. To be quite honest, the entire movie was golden. My only gripe was the second movie introducing Moriarty as the straight up in-the-face problem and then even putting end to him so quickly. That should not have happened. There are so many stories to work with and they could have been mixed together to create a legendary tale as well-noted as the Marvel movies. Where Pirates of the Caribbean strung the 4th and 5th movies with no relationship, and the 1st itself was just an intro, Sherlock Holmes could have been a well-tied series.
I don’t think that this film is incredible but I definitely agree, I found the second film cringey pointless and poorly written, however that one chase scene fleeing the weapons factory in the woods was a masterpiece of film making rivalling this
Get back on your medication sweetie, you know nothing of the actual writings of Sir A. Doyle. Another watered down version of what could have been an excellent film. The Sherlock Holmes Society refused to acknowledge this tripe and rightfully so. . . . . . . .
@@darbyzworld gosh aren't you condescending xD I've read his books too when I was young (including the tales of Lupin when they did a crossover - with Herlock Sholmes as well) but this film was pretty excellent. Imo RDJ's and Law's character portrayal as Holmes and Watson were pretty accurate compared to the books, and I enjoyed Harris' Moriarty as well. He was intimidating so effortlessly, so...intelligently.
During the filming of the fight RDJ got hit for real once by Dredger's actor (A canadian wrestler sorry I don't recall his name) and was out and bloodied for like 20 minutes. "Dredger" was mortified meanwhile.
My favorite scene, music fits so well with the fight, a little bit of comedy, complimenting the action, it all blends well to be eye catching and hella funny
Both are cool. The BBC it´s like: I´m on Rehab and don´t wanna smoke anymore. And Guy Ritchie's like: fuck that Victorian Era, mate. I´m gonna get drunk, do drugs and fight people.
I just love this scene because it makes me laugh every time lol between Sherlock and Dredger they both say “ One moment please” and they stumble to get up as well lol it’s just so funny to me
I particularly like that Dredger seems to really appreciate Sherlock is a challenge and even nods like “Ok, I see you, Mr. Holmes” when he blocks his second attempt to grab him. A respect among foes
I love how entertainingly chaotic the combat is in these movies sometimes without losing their significance. It feels realistic, too, at least to a degree. Not everybody knows martial arts. Sometimes it’s about ending it as fast or properly as you can.
I love it when Sherlock fights. I also love it when he speaks French. A kick back to his French grandmother Vernet (or is that great-grandmother), not sure. I've been trying to map out Sherlock's family tree. It's actually quite interesting.
Me: Oh god, this guy is gigantic, he probably acts as bad as he looks Dredger: *Waits for Sherlock* Me: Oh wow, this guy is actually pretty nice! Dredger: *Proceeds to choke Sherlock*
Aw, XXXX me. I love this scene so much, and now the editing has caught me. 0:26 - toffee apple half-eaten. 0:31 - toffee apple minus one or two bites. 0:35 - toffee apple half-eaten again. 0:50 - toffee apple minus one or two bites again.
Sherlock Holmes is a true genius. He saw them holding gas and some other stuff and figured they were going to burn the place down. Truly an astonishing conclusion I’m deeply baffled
one of the greatest films - the second was still quite good with little disappointment - too bad Ritchie is not in on the 3rd and Downey Jr was not more committed - could have been multiple excellent films from this group - still the one I prefer from all others - great plot - great acting - great dialogue - great humour - great film - period
Whats crazy is how polite Dredger is. A 7ft man trying to kill you, yet will give you a second to collect yourself for a fighting chance. Only Fezzik from Princess Bride is just as polite.
@RS3D140 Essentially the music from this scene is a variation on a country riff known as "Blackberry Blossom" in a sincopated scale. You can look it up and see a banjo player playing pretty much the same tune under "Mean Mary"
I like that, unlike most giant brutes in fiction, Dredger is level-headed and polite... while murdering you.
The most gentlemen like thug ever. Which is why I favor him very much 😁
He isn't polite. He didn't answer holmes when he asked, *meat or potatoes*
@@finnheisenheim8274 Holmes wasn't asking Dredger, he was asking Watson which ones he wanted to fight, meat (Dredger) or potatoes (the other two henchmen). Watson replied with, "My 10 minutes are up.", indicating he wasn't fighting Dredger. Hence, Holmes fought Dredger.
Along with Fezzik in princess bride, it seems that French giants happen to be very courteous even in attempts at murder
Professionals have STANDARDS
I love the fact that Dredger is not just a brainless big guy, but actually have a good characterization: he's french, polite, aprecciate a real challenge and seems to truly believe in Blackwood
The French part is because the actor is French.
He's French Canadian wrastler.
Sounds like there are no dumbs among french
He speaks French with an foreign accent. I barely understood the sentence saying "there are far greater things to fear than you and your toy", thus, I had to read the translation.
@@manonliavais The accent is French-Canadian, Acadien, to be exact. It sounds close to québécois.
My ten minutes are up.
That was the most polite and british way of saying "bruh." ive ever heard.
Trevor Cook if he had said while while killing a native, it would have been more british
Would have been funnier if he said "I hate you"
Because regardless of Watson's decision on who to fight, he knows it'll be difficult
What does it mean?
TXNICK96 the “I hate you” would’ve been a cliche. Someone says that in almost every movie
Time stamp?
This was one of the best versions of Sherlock.
I agree, even if it a completely different take on the character.
@@phillipsusn it is different? I never read the books mind telling me on a scale from 1 being the same and 10 being a female transgender sherlock who is an alien that communicates with god how different it is?
@@phillipsusn I wouldn't say so. There's some really good similarities between this and the book sherlock.
@@soulsemblance3163 I'd say compared to the book it's like a 6 or 7. But really, very few adaptations nowadays do Sherlock Holmes the way he is in the books. He's not a misanthrope, or a brawler, or rude. In the books he's actually quite gentlemanly when interacting with others. I think BBC Sherlock is more similar in the sense that book Sherlock feels boredom when there's no good case and indulges in cocaine to ease that boredom, but again he's quite polite in the books.
Undoubtedly
I love how holmes didn't know what the stun gun was but quickly figured out how to charge it and was able to use it.
Tesla Coil.
@@GenocidalSquid fuck yeah
How hard could it be, US police use them
@@retro331 In current century yes. Yet not during Sherlock´s time.
For a genius, nothing is alien or remote.
Should've discombobulated him.
Does he look discombobulate-able to you ?!!
This is so overused
@@tylersauls2765 That's not how you spell underused.
@@Kronos0999 That's not how you spell I'm a smartass.
@@tylersauls2765 That's how you ruin a joke.
1:12 I love that nod of appreciation from Dredger. A man who appreciates a challenge, gotta respect that.
Exactly. He's probably used to people being so intimidated by his size that he can just destroy them easily. So when Holmes just calmly stands up to him, he can't help being impressed - "This little guy actually has the balls to give me a proper fight; this could be good!"
@@josephgriffiths9151 Good analogy ✌🏻
He's also quite polite. Willing to let Holmes have a moment to steady himself before continuing the fight. Not many guys are willing to do that.
I'd imagine it would be difficult for Dredger to find someone who could actually give him a decent fight so he probably quite enjoyed this, I doubt he expected Holmes to be as much of a challenge as he was.
A good entertaining villain comes from the unexpected. Dredger giving him a moment to catch his breathe and later asking him to hold on was unexpected, yet funny which makes us like him.
I like how the lackeys just accept the division of labour suggested by their freaking opponent. Without hesitation too.
Philip Balfour consider it more tactical than anything else. You wouldn’t want to leave your foe unguarded for the other one to interfere.
“We actually gonna so this, bruv?”
“It’s three against two, might as well let them pick who they want to fight.”
Well they had every confidence in Dredger, who I'm sure could easily take up two people's worth by himself, and they were going 2 on 1 for the other one. They probably thought it was advantageous to them to split.
@@intj1434 Which would have worked had not Holmes gotten that electric rod at the last moment.
RDJ is really the perfect actor for snarky characters, Tony Stark, Sherlock Holmes, like damn thats too perfect on both
I think Benedict Cumberbatch is better for Sherlock Holmes tbh
@@IbnuuSiimp *he's crankier version of herlock sholmes!*
Narendra Yuliarsa that’s ok, we’re all wrong sometimes
Narendra Yuliarsa they’re both good. Two clearly different versions
@@IbnuuSiimp Fair enough - I like them almost equally
1:23 When you are walking down the stairs in the dark, and you miss a step
Ahehe so true
This comment deserves more likes 🤣
I died when I read this
How Biden sounded behind his mask when slipping on Air Force one steps
that gets me all the time
1:22 that noise... XD
Well how would you sound if you were picked up and tossed by a man who's that fucking big?
And his face!
He wheezing
@@1987MartinT chill out bitch
Dracogueure That, is what I personally call the inhaling chicken...
Music is perfect.
i wonder if this type of music has a genre
Hans Zimmer is the freaking best
@@mattyc9150 Irish fiddle muisc ...Newfoundland Fiddle music
@Ramiro Garcia lol what no, this is literally irish traditional music. look up sean-nos and bodhran music. irish music uses concertina (small accordion), fiddle, banjo, and drum along with flute and other things. this is 100% irish music. the irish even have gypsies, called travellers. irish travellers.
@@mee6703 link?
It’s such an underrated film! Full of humour, good plot , great character , classic soundtrack and super villains!
I can add editing too.
02:56 Love the annoyed look on Holmes' (Downey's) face. I can tell exactly what he's thinking:
"Bugger all. He gave me a moment, I have to give him one to be sporting..." XD
That was a, ''Might as well'' look
But once he sees the guy awkwardly struggling with his knife all bets are off 😂
I like how genuine Holmes’ reaction is when Dredger picks him up. “Holy shit im about to be thrown across the room!”
If anybody has ever fought a guy who’s 6’5+ 270+
You would know that’s exactly how it be too 😂
Like you know they’re gonna be stronger than you, but you’re still not ready for that pure strength when it happens and suddenly your feet are off the ground 😂
Mine was a bar fight and I still ended up winning with a lucky knockout punch by some miracle of chance (kickboxing for years as a teenager helped) but I’ll never forget saying out loud “are you kidding me?” When he picked me up with one arm and launched me across the bar 😂 and I’m not the smallest guy either (5’11 180 lbs)
I'm glad they didn't try to make a serious film, it was full of action and funny, and the bromance Holmes/Watson works really well.
Even in the books, there is an element of comedy in them
God the British even fight politely.
british GENTLMEN fight politely
Just because we are fighting does not mean we can't be gentlemen about it
The giant is French btw
@@DavidLinn the brits are fooking yokels what gentelmen hahaha
Jesus these comments are making me wheeze
I love how Dredger and Sherlock gave each other a moment to recover. That's honor right there!
didn't even know they made frenchmen that big
Well, he's Canadian.
Andre the Giant
@@patrickturner6878 Andre the Giant was half Polish, which probably accounted for his immense enormity. Though what a Great and Wonderful Man he was, beautiful heart👍👍👍 RIP.
@@patrickturner6878 This is not Andre...his name is Robert Maillet, French Canadian.
Taylor Ahern It has nothing to do with his origins, Andre the giant suffered from a condition
loving the fact that Watson sighed at the beginning, not because he was a brute, but because he was French lol~
This movie is ten years old and has more coherent, better filmed, harder hitting fight choreography than a lot of straight up action films do today
But pretending that these two guys are speaking good French is beyond ridiculous.
@@geraltofrivia9424 The big guy is acadien. French is his first language.
1:22 the HUUUH is everything
The french dialogues are : "Y a un problème ?" "Un moment s'il vous plaît." "Je suis pas pressé." "Un moment s'il vous plaît." "Je ne sais pas. Allons-y mon frère !" "Qui t'a envoyé ?" "Tu le sais très bien." "Bizarre que tu fasses le boulot pour quelqu'un de mort." "Il est revenu d'entre le mort." "Vivant ou pas, dis-moi où je peux le trouver." "Y a une chose plus terrifiante que toi et ton jouet. Cours petit lapin, cours." "Avec plaisir."
Ok cool, thanks. Maybe I can learn them now.
I'm French... I speak French every day... But i didn't understand half of their sentences 😂
I had to read the english translation to understand... They have such an accent
Merci mec.
the accents made it hard to Understand lmao
@@arsparfell8582 Parce qu'ils parlent avec un accent.
I love the mutual respect these two show to each other. They may be enemies, but they aren’t uncultured.
1:53 that hit though XD
With the most cartoonish reaction to boot. That straight expression Downey gave was hilarious.
1:07 I love the way Sherlock looks at him.
Just realize Downey played two iconic British character (Sherlock Holmes and Chaplin) while he is American actor.
3:21 Off-hand, I call it the world's most dynamic tuning fork.
Steve Rogers messed up replacing the infinity stones so now we have Tony Stark working with Yon Rogg and speaking with a British accent.
while stopping sinestro from spreading a toxic gas in the process
Don't forget Nick Fury, Carol Danvers, and Loki traveled to find King Kong together.
@@snakeeyes9246 🤣
@@snakeeyes9246 Wait...what
@@theextremeanimator4721 kong skull island
1:22 me fighting my older brother
IS YOUR BROTHER THAT DAMN HUGE?! 0_0
I’m so glad to be big against my big sis, I’m gonna show her pain she did to me
@@blackstarwebster8810 yeah
LOL
"Meat...or potatoes?"
"My 10 minutes are up" XDDD
The best doctor who knows how to fight.
अरे मित्रा, he is a retired army surgeon.
"Relax, I'm a doctor."
He can break every bone in your body while naming them.
@@rahultanak1216 yepp
@@wantonmee23 yes bro .🫣
For those wondering, Robert Maillet is 6'11". Since he's wearing shoes, it's safe to say that an extra inch has been added to his height.
I think he's also wearing platform shoes in the movie
And was in WWE for a while
In the words of Chris Tucker : Rush Hour 3
“HE IS TOO DAMN BIG”
John Wayne, you know John Wayne?
Funny. Chris Tucker should have brought *his* taser. ruclips.net/video/Z_Dd58zBdao/видео.html
Seriously. What genius direction and screen-writing, acting and PACING, etc. This scene may just gloss over as a part of the movie, but from start to finish, it was a masterpiece of film making. To be quite honest, the entire movie was golden. My only gripe was the second movie introducing Moriarty as the straight up in-the-face problem and then even putting end to him so quickly. That should not have happened. There are so many stories to work with and they could have been mixed together to create a legendary tale as well-noted as the Marvel movies. Where Pirates of the Caribbean strung the 4th and 5th movies with no relationship, and the 1st itself was just an intro, Sherlock Holmes could have been a well-tied series.
I don’t think that this film is incredible but I definitely agree, I found the second film cringey pointless and poorly written, however that one chase scene fleeing the weapons factory in the woods was a masterpiece of film making rivalling this
I agree man. Well said as well. This film is definitely one of the better movies I have seen in a decade.
Get back on your medication sweetie, you know nothing of the actual writings of Sir A. Doyle. Another watered down version of what could have been an excellent film. The Sherlock Holmes Society refused to acknowledge this tripe and rightfully so.
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@@darbyzworld gosh aren't you condescending xD I've read his books too when I was young (including the tales of Lupin when they did a crossover - with Herlock Sholmes as well) but this film was pretty excellent. Imo RDJ's and Law's character portrayal as Holmes and Watson were pretty accurate compared to the books, and I enjoyed Harris' Moriarty as well. He was intimidating so effortlessly, so...intelligently.
Well,Holmes survive the fall.its not sure that professor is dead
The over the top knock-back from that primitive taser is just hilarious. XD
That's a thick accent they got there... I did need the subtitles, and I'm a native French speaker.
Confirmed, that accent is thiccer than the actor.
Funnily enough his first language is french. I guess French Canandian accents are hard to understand from Europeon French?
@@silver-ag4437 Yes. Yes it can indeed be. Native french here to confirm you the thing
By the third shock I’d be absolutely furious lmao “if you shock me again I’m going to lose it.”
During the filming of the fight RDJ got hit for real once by Dredger's actor (A canadian wrestler sorry I don't recall his name) and was out and bloodied for like 20 minutes. "Dredger" was mortified meanwhile.
I love Maillet's offscreen groans, after Downey Jr. just...propels him through that storage area.
My favorite scene, music fits so well with the fight, a little bit of comedy, complimenting the action, it all blends well to be eye catching and hella funny
I love how in the English version Dredger is French but in the French version he's Italian
0:31 - Toffee apple is whole.
0:35 - Toffee apple is nearly gone.
Hungry lad.
Lol 😆
CHOMP
Dredger AKA Rob Lives about 3 hours from me in Canada and is one of the kindest guys you ever met. Funny guy too.
I definitly love it big time. Maybe better than BBC's Sherlock
Both are cool. The BBC it´s like: I´m on Rehab and don´t wanna smoke anymore.
And Guy Ritchie's like: fuck that Victorian Era, mate. I´m gonna get drunk, do drugs and fight people.
I just love this scene because it makes me laugh every time lol between Sherlock and Dredger they both say “ One moment please” and they stumble to get up as well lol it’s just so funny to me
2:38 is my favorite part of the scene.
What? You like man coming out of the closet? ;)
@@martinbudinsky8912 I'm quite partial to another man's willy.
"What took him so long in there?"
I particularly like that Dredger seems to really appreciate Sherlock is a challenge and even nods like “Ok, I see you, Mr. Holmes” when he blocks his second attempt to grab him. A respect among foes
Man, I absolutely LOVE this episode of Doctor Who!
Didn't know though his screwdriver had this option
Honestly if the doctors sonic screwdriver could do something like that, he’d probably not end up stuck in the many situations he’s often stuck in
even in a brawl, you must be a gentleman. love it
Robert Maillet is the f***ing man
Love Kurgen
Damn right hes kurrgan the frekin interagator
I seen him once when I lived in Moncton. Rob Maillet is a very big guy lol.
To bad I never see him much anymore. Last I saw him was in Haven
_In minute __2:14__ it was discovered who was the first victim of the electric taser._
3:01 DOUBLE KILL
loved the dredger scenes!
2:12 I guess Holmes would also have experienced an electric shock, because he is in touch with that guy
He's not on the ground
"Meat or Potatos. My ten minutes are up." funny noise 1:23 xd
I love how entertainingly chaotic the combat is in these movies sometimes without losing their significance. It feels realistic, too, at least to a degree. Not everybody knows martial arts. Sometimes it’s about ending it as fast or properly as you can.
These fight scenes are always made better by polite interlude in the middle of it. Gentleman's battle.
I love it when Sherlock fights. I also love it when he speaks French. A kick back to his French grandmother Vernet (or is that great-grandmother), not sure. I've been trying to map out Sherlock's family tree. It's actually quite interesting.
Really? Huh, never thought of that. I've just been wondering who TRAINED him all of this.
@@tylersauls2765 Probably the mastermind himself, his father. Or he learnt it his way.
“My ten minutes are up.” So cheeky I love it
I love how they all focused on who they were fighting.
Its so funny how they give each other time to regain their strength i love it, you abd your little toy he says
I have GOT to get myself one of those tasers!!!!
Me too!! 😆
And then he becomes a Jaeger Pilot. *tears*
Jeremy Brett is still my favorite Holmes, but this was still pretty awesome.
1:23 lmao XDDDDDD
2:14 I bet he got the shock of his life right there.
The music really makes this movie!
Robert is so adorable lol awww
Fun Fact : in french version he has Italian accent.
Me: Oh god, this guy is gigantic, he probably acts as bad as he looks
Dredger: *Waits for Sherlock*
Me: Oh wow, this guy is actually pretty nice!
Dredger: *Proceeds to choke Sherlock*
Not only is that guy super big but RDJ is very small. Makes for an interesting fight 😂
Hans Zimmer never disappoints
France.
Robert Maillet the actor is French Canadian.
Ever wonder how polite they are before a fight 😂 😂
3:15
Watson: Holmes… what is that?
Holmes: Je ne sais pas. (I don’t know.)
Saw that guy in a Walmart in Moncton NB Canada. He was really nice and was signing autographs while shopping with his family. He's huge.
Aw, XXXX me. I love this scene so much, and now the editing has caught me.
0:26 - toffee apple half-eaten.
0:31 - toffee apple minus one or two bites.
0:35 - toffee apple half-eaten again.
0:50 - toffee apple minus one or two bites again.
2:39 so funny he is like "come on what the hell is he doing down there!"
Holmes used his skills to read a opponent and beat him in seconds but struggles with a slow big man
Sherlock Holmes is a true genius. He saw them holding gas and some other stuff and figured they were going to burn the place down. Truly an astonishing conclusion I’m deeply baffled
Was that sarcasm?
Are you being sarcastic?
Music is called "the fight" on the extended soundtrack
4:17 stupified
one of the greatest films - the second was still quite good with little disappointment - too bad Ritchie is not in on the 3rd and Downey Jr was not more committed - could have been multiple excellent films from this group - still the one I prefer from all others - great plot - great acting - great dialogue - great humour - great film - period
Theres something so magical and mystique about this soundtrack.
1:23 HUEEEAGH!
I love it when he says "Oh Dredgerrr?"
i cannot overstate just how much i loved that stun gun, and how surprised i am that they left it behind.
3:01 Discombobulate two, electric boogaloo
Whats crazy is how polite Dredger is. A 7ft man trying to kill you, yet will give you a second to collect yourself for a fighting chance. Only Fezzik from Princess Bride is just as polite.
He said the magic word: S'il vous plait
1:22
that gasp made me die 💀💀
"Un moment s'il vous plaît."
We need something like that in this world.
Frying pans!! Who knew, right?
1:28
- Eugene Fitzherbert
@RS3D140 Essentially the music from this scene is a variation on a country riff known as "Blackberry Blossom" in a sincopated scale. You can look it up and see a banjo player playing pretty much the same tune under "Mean Mary"
Pause at 1:23 - Holmes' face is priceless!
NNEEEEHHHHH
Me when i get a nuclear wedgie
"Yeah, that's me, you might be wonderin, how I got there...
His facial expressions throughout this Entire Scene are Priceless :P
The wheeze he makes too xD I cant even
Sherlock Holmes was holding back obviously, if he intended, he could have discombobulated Dredger
Imagine how crazy that must have been. One metal rod that has the power of lightining in your hand. That's basically magic for the Era they where at.
Classic Guy Ritchie scene!!! Wonderful!!!