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Young Sherlock Holmes (1985) Reviews

Young Sherlock Holmes (1985)
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Also released under the title Young Sherlock Holmes and the Pyramid of Fear, this film follows the adventures of young John Watson (Alan Cox) when he is shipped off to boarding school and meets up with the brilliantly bizarre Sherlock Holmes (Nicolas Rowe). The two boys strike up a friendship and promptly become involved in the investigation of a number of mysterious murders. When their curiosity gets them into trouble with a dangerous religious cult, Watson and Holmes must struggle to avoid capture while attempting to notify the authorities. ~ Iotis Erlewine, All Movie Guide

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Starring:
Nicolas RoweAlan Cox, (more)
Director(s):
Barry Levinson
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG13
Format(s):
DVD
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Average Ratings

(26 member reviews)  


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Andrew S.

Loved this movie and have always wished that it would have been made into a series. Maybe once the current incarnation gets too old they can revisit the idea...

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Sandra B.

Excellent-just wish there were more of these. I'd love to see a sequel or two!

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Vicki H.

Watched this movie years ago and so glad I watched it again. Was a great family movie. It was a great way to tie up the early years and find out how Holmes and Watson met even if was not real but then again Holmes and Watson arent either except in my memories. I think everyone who ever loved the mystery stories on Holmes and Watson should watch this movie.

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Kristin N.

This was such a fun movie. I had heard of Sherlock Holmes, but had never really seen a movie about him. I found this greatly entertaining and this has sparked my interest in seeing more Holmes movies. I will be sure to try the Robert Downey Jr. Holmes movie soon.

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Toni K.

This movie was pretty good. I liked the special effects alot. I thought it had a good story line. I think they should have given Watson more of a spine though!

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Keith S.

Very pleasant movie that is appropriate for a family environment. The hallucination scenes may be a little too intense for younger children to process, but overall I wish there were more movies made like this. It has the intrigue and storyline to keep all ages interested.

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Nancy L.

Passable movie, of particular interest to the preteen age group, I think.

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Samuel S.

great movie, A must see.

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Denise Y.

Oh my goodness, I havean't seen this in years! I loved it when it was out. It's just a fun movie. I'm renting it again to revisit!

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Linda D.

good flick

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    Andrew S.

    Loved this movie and have always wished that it would have been made into a series. Maybe once the current incarnation gets too old they can revisit the idea...

    Yes   |   No

     
    Sandra B.

    Excellent-just wish there were more of these. I'd love to see a sequel or two!

    Yes   |   No

     
    Vicki H.

    Watched this movie years ago and so glad I watched it again. Was a great family movie. It was a great way to tie up the early years and find out how Holmes and Watson met even if was not real but then again Holmes and Watson arent either except in my memories. I think everyone who ever loved the mystery stories on Holmes and Watson should watch this movie.

    Yes   |   No

     
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