The Christian Sciene MonitorTurning Holmes into a mixed martial artist with a penchant for dressing up in drag is carrying revisionism too far. Why even...
The Boston Globe"What do you see?'' the gypsy girl asks him. "Everything,'' Holmes replies. "That is my curse.'' If Downey has a curse, it'l...
Salon ArtsThis is Bob Downey, simultaneously playing the fool and pulling your leg, and even at his dumbest he's semi-irresistible.
Wall Street JournalThere's ... a desire for coherence and humanity in movies. This one doesn't feed it.
The New York TimesCan a movie be hyperactive and lazy at the same time? Clever and idiotic? If the director is Guy Ritchie, the questions answ...
The Philadelphia InquirerVirtually every set-up and set-piece in this extravagantly tedious adventure is misleading, or worse, irrelevant.
Los Angeles TimesAs Johnny Depp has done so brilliantly with his devilish Jack Sparrow, Downey has made this sly sardonic Sherlock stylistica...
San Francisco ChronicleThere's nothing here but wreckage. "Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows is so ineptly made that the story is advanced solely ...
Washington PostIt's a modest improvement on bad-boy director Guy Ritchie's first tweaking of Arthur Conan Doyle's iconic detective.
New York Daily NewsRitchie's franchise - 7% classic formula, 93% adrenaline - is smart in a showoffy way that flatters its star as well as its ...
Rolling StoneIn an act of criminal negligence, Ritchie has wasted Robert Downey Jr. in a sequel that eliminates smarts in favor of relent...
Total FilmFaster, funnier and even more bromantic than the original, this far from stately Holmes delivers piping hot entertainment at...
E! OnlineSince the first film jettisoned any hope of taking Holmes particularly seriously, it's easier to sit back and enjoy the bree...
ReelViewsIt can be argued that few things embolden a filmmaker more than success. When Guy Ritchie re-invented the world's best-known...
Chicago Sun-TimesI suppose any hope of an authentic Sherlock Holmes movie is foolish at this epoch in movie history.
Entertainment WeeklyIn the darkly nimble yet frictionless Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows, Robert Downey Jr. mutters his lines with the caust...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Guy Ritchie
Writer: Kieran Mulroney
Studio: Warner Bros Pictures
Cast: Robert Downey Jr., Jude Law, Noomi Rapace
Release: December 16, 2011
Writer: Kieran Mulroney
Studio: Warner Bros Pictures
Cast: Robert Downey Jr., Jude Law, Noomi Rapace
Release: December 16, 2011
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