Sherlock Holmes-The Final Problem Part 4

Sherlock Holmes-The Final Problem Part 4
The famous showdown between Professor Moriarty and Sherlock Holmes

[@brigadier-tc8565]

One of the best parts of this I think, and why this version stands out as far superior to every other time Holmes and Moriarty's confrontation has been adapted, is how it treats the event as Sherlock's actual death. Every other time, we're shown a few minutes later that he's alive and well, but in this version, it's as the original presented the events; Watson too late to see the events unfold, and makes the natural assumption that we, as the audience, would also make, if we were unaware of his famous revival

[@12348477]

The music in this scene was called 'the death of Sherlock Holmes' was played at Jeremy Brett's funeral.

[@jeangarside5175]

I have been a Sherlock lock Holmes all my life and these movies I treasure I Don't ever stop making them you are doing such a great job thankyou I watch them every night And relax Jeremy Bret is so perfect thank you once again

[@surokanyaghosh]

I cannot stop crying when I see the part where both Sherlock Holmes and Professor Moriarty fell down fromthe cliff along with the gushing water of the Reichenbach glfalls. 🥺😟😢😥😰😭

[@rogerlucas777]

Great scenic special effects without green screens,

[@robertwalker951]

Love the strings holding him up

[@nicholasgerrish6022]

‘Goodbye, and good luck’….. What a very Victorian way of saying goodbye to a dear friend, such as poor old Watson.

[@GHGore]

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle... You brute!

[@FreedomofSpeech-ht2qg]

Then fall Caesar.....

[@johnshields6852]

With sherlocks experienced physical prowess, it's hard to believe that Moriarty would be even close to a formidable for, as far as fisticuffs, but Moriarty's sneaky, maybe he pulled a weapon. I wish Doyle could see what his character has done for literature and radio, plays, series like this one, Sherlock must be the most portrayed characters in all history, aside maybe from dracula.

[@sharad2935]

Moriarty has been shown as a boxing champion in his younger days, so he was a tough competition to Holmes.

[@patriciosantiagohernandezv7868]

@@sharad2935But that was just in the Robert Downey's movie, true?

[@sharad2935]

@@patriciosantiagohernandezv7868 Yeah, right. I'm not very sure about his description in the novel.

[@patriciosantiagohernandezv7868]

​@@sharad2935 Well, Doyle's described him as a very thin and tall man, so i think that the fight conclussion presentend in "The empty house" its more belivable.

[@nicholasgerrish6022]

Moriarty was as tough as nails, and determined. Had it not been for a knowledge of Baritsu, Holmes would have been a gonna!

[@strikingfilmsbristol]

Funny how it actually turns out that Holmes picked Moriarty up and just chucked him off the waterfall

[@jamesconan6358]

This particular rendition of The Final Problem lacks the potent urgency which features so crucially in the short story. But a brilliant duo Brett and Burke undoubtedly made!

[@ivandovranic5834]

I agree, it's more like an elegy than crime thriller. I'll guess it was deliberate decision to make it like that.

[@alexlazebat839]

@@ivandovranic5834 yes that why its not me but in the boxset there is only this episode on 1 disc nothing else. Conan doyle had enough of him and killed him off. but like watching a doctor who story you know the doctor is dying and he must regenerate as Burke does into Hardwicke

[@ledlight6630]

I didn't see this episode before, I've seen the one that starts with the of Holmes together with Moriarty into the water ,many thanks🙋‍♀️❤

[@TheKinlock]

Fantastic

[@jessicarabbit439]

Love david burke as watson. If jeremy did not get sick he would have been.

[@rfletch62]

Nice job by the BBC, but the "bodies" clearly ended up on the bank.

[@pvsmanian1]

Enjoyed.

[@tuco1099]

Anyone know where the waterfall at 3mins20 is? I've been to reichenbach twice and trummelbach falls and I'm pretty sure it's neither of those.

[@shaistakhalid7415]

Classic

[@poppytwist6631]

Why did Watson carry on back to the hotel after he saw Moriarty on his way up the mountain after Holmes?!

[@marvcatz]

Watson didn’t know who Moriarty was , he kept his physical identity hidden from authorities. Only Sherlock knew his face

[@deathshead357]

Then it turns out that Holmes simply kicks Moriarty in the balls and does some "Japanese" throw to send him plummeting over the edge. To his doom. With sore balls.

[@nicholasgerrish6022]

Where’s part three?

[@lordeden2732]

Shame the first part of the fall down the waterfall the safety wires were visible!

[@whatanonsense856]

On the other hand, they actually showed real human bodies tumbling down there. Not just puppets, as in the last part of the fall.

[@MrChrissy1r]

No no of course they weren't they were just lines on the the film,,,lol. 😉😉😊

[@swayzietimpson2994]

Why didn't Watson hike down to the bottom and look for Holmes' body?

[@mariaborboleta7537]

If you had haver been to Reichenbachfall,you would know the answer 🤣

[@LaPtiteAnglaise]

? Because it’s 1) patently obvious he and the authorities would have done so 2) a 3 hour hike makes poor drama 3) that volume of water from that height smashes things to pieces on rocks and keeps things forced under water in its enormous plunge pool for a long time