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Conan Doyle - Adventures of Sherlock Holmes

a couple of months ago I spent Sunday morning stroll through the market. Unlike other cities, Vigo is not uncommon to find posts second-hand books. But this time there was one. The place was full of really cheap books with classic releases. I admit I am partial to this type of editing. After some thought I was with the "Faust" by Goethe and "Adventures of Sherlock Holmes' of Conan Doyle.

time thinking wore read Faust, and Sherlock was a pending matter.

I was wrong with Mr. Holmes. There has been a good idea not to tell me about the order of the canon holmesiano . The amount of spoilers that I've eaten is indescribable. Once advised to do not turn the leg as he has servant, we turn to the review itself.

Adventures of Sherlock Holmes "collects a series of stories about a famous London-based researcher and his trusty roommate, Watson, a medical doctor. Watson recounts the adventures with his friend, revealing to us the most interesting cases considered. The stories are set in the late nineteenth-century England, with many references to locations and personalities of the time.

The Adventure of the Six Napoleons: Sherlock Holmes services are requested before a strange thief who is engaged in theft busts of Napoleon I. The case is complicated when a man dies.

After reading the whole book has been among the less I liked. It is predictable, the conclusion seems taken from the manga ... no, I did not like too much.

The Adventure of the school of priori Dr. Thorneycroft Huxtable, director of the famous English boarding school of the Priori, seeks help from Sherlock to find a student, Lord Saltire Holdernesse. The boy, aged ten old, the eldest son of one of the most important nobles of England. Gone with one of the teachers at the school.

's quick and quite surprising.

The Adventure of the Golden Lenses: a young secretary was found dead with a knife in the neck in the county of Kent. At his side were gold lenses. The boy was in the service of Professor Coram, a man almost crippled.

This story is incredible. Not only for the case itself, if not all the data provided on society of the time. Interesting.

The Adventure of Abbey Grange: the promising young detective goes Standley Hopkins Sherlock Holmes being unsure if it poses a seemingly simple. A notorious gang of thugs, the Randalls, attacked the house of Sir Eustace Brackenstall killing it and leaving his wife, Lady Brackenstall, wounded and tied to a chair.

This is one of those texts that makes you position yourself on one side or the other. Includes an interesting reflection on what is justice.

The Adventure of the dancing dolls : Mr. Cubitt asks Sherlock helps to unravel a mystery that relates to his wife Elsie. They married a year and, although Mr. Cubitt not know anything about the past of his wife, she is confident. However, since a few weeks ago, a message consisting of dolls in different positions displayed in your home, seriously disrupting the nerves of his wife.

This story has several interesting points. Start with one of the brilliant deductions of Holmes. Since this directly affects the privacy of this bothers Watson. It's a great passage. As for instance, has a dramatic flair at the same tender. Has been one of my favorites, despite being also one of the most predictable.

The Adventure of the Empty House : Since this story is the mother of all spoilers have or might have, if you have not read any of Sherlock Holmes, jump to the next. If no:

This is the return of Sherlock Holmes, in which the shock nearly killed the poor Watson, who took three years for dead. Moriarty's partners seek to avenge the death of this, so Holmes designed a simple plan to make it available to justice so they can be safe in London.

of the slowest in the book. But it's great. I loved every line in spite of the spoilers. Once again the words of Holmes helps us to put in his time.

The adventure of the solitary cyclist : Violet Smith, an attractive young woman, comes to Baker Street asking for help and advice of Holmes. Inheritance and wealth

Africa. It would be my choice to close the book but not a bad story.

admit that after reading the first two stories had my doubts. I felt a little disappointed. Not in terms of form, which is great, but in terms of content. Luckily the following stories made me leave behind any doubt.

In general, what I disliked, and by far, is the predictable result. It is true that there is always a point of surprise in them, but the central line is almost always easier to see. Not all the stories going on but in the majority. As I said before, I like to be surprised.

of the best: it manages the descriptions. Are fair to situate and visualize each scene and character. A few lines devoted to it.

also highlight how you handle the pace. It's easy to hook up the story. These texts and busy events work well hilados.Buen Conan Doyle.

Things I've thought about while reading:

- Where are the hat and pipe?

- Menudo desire role.

- If you have so much money, why share a flat?

- before "making love" amounted to make the cut. Unbelievable.

- Why not leave a brother more? I hope it does the other books.

Note: A 9. It was not the best way to get the books but it was worth.

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Billy Wilder - One, two, three!

One, two, three pearl is a master and genius of Billy Wilder.

Mr. MacNamara (James Cagney ), sales manager of Coca Cola in Berlin is on hand to ensure their future and improve your company taking the company across the Iron Curtain. But one day, the company president sent his daughter to spend a few days and despendolada Berlón girl falls in love with a red East Germany, putting all MacNamara plans in check.

One, two, three and Billy Wilder's comedy at its best. When the MGM lion leaves the screen, a cheerful tune, shrill and powerful, suddenly becomes the always great Sabre dance-identifiquéis maybe not for the title, but I would assume that most of you know, while passing the opening credits. Wilder produces coguioniza and directs, as he likes. Contextualization begins immediately after Germany, Cold War, a powerful voice and normal pace and in a neutral tone begins to set the tone of the humor of Wilder on this occasion "Some East German police were rude and suspicious, others were suspicious and rude 'or' but people went about their daily affairs ... marching. " Then Coca Cola, capitalism and the reconstruction of West Germany, with workers purely Germanic efficiency and parodic modes and elegantly Nazis (not carry forth this context).

MacNamara is a type a bit grumpy and surly with subordinates. Schlemmer, the most effective of efficient workers who has the tic of heels hard to support their arguments are shown, from the beginning, like one of those great characters in detail. That simple footwork, its cold efficiency and logic, respect that, in its exaggerated forms has some ridicule and the alacrity with which he always explains and serves the wishes of his boss ... they do a great automatically. One notices willy-nilly. And there, in one of the first scenes, is the minute 5:15 - James Cagney is beginning to demand things their way, the way that gives the film its title: "One: you know anything about the mayor's office? (...) Two: collected the tickets for my wife and children? (...) Three: I hope the Russian trade commission at ten-thirty, when they arrive have them come. " And, last but not least, a delightful pass to gag on the German tendency to ignore any reference to Hitler and his followers, when the great Schlemmer says he does not know the name of Adolf because he worked in the underground, metro, and until there came the news. Finally, there is one very important cuckoo clock throughout the movie that sounds occasionally with their heavy melody Yankee doodle.

His secretary and lover, a woman who waddles so incredibly exaggerated - what would a businessman of the time without a lover? Don Draper not approve, of course. The coldness with which moments later, his wife happens to your child telling her "your father", and this brings it back with a "your husband" is simply brilliant. Almost as much as three Soviet comrades, each great in their own way they discuss in whispers but strut in his beloved communism.

Then, the arrival of Scarlett, the president's daughter, a slight bit of helmet revolutionizes the picture. In English, the original voice accompanies great, but in Castilian is too loud and has a touch of silly unbearable.

"We have given a magnificent apartment, the sink is very close to bus!"

And the story progresses ever faster, ever faster , the cuckoo clock sounds more and more often-at times it becomes an ordeal, and their song faster, more up MacNamara voice and give more orders to his cry of "One!, two!, three!", as they weave their web of lies all to return all the course of which no doubt has gone.

The only thing I miss him in the face of the film is overly heavy, at times, is the communist who talks too much and, well ... is an actor who does not convince me at all. A pity. To compensate has its humor, the rest of the cast, the music blends in perfectly with the scene and an elegant and gorgeous photography for which he was nominated for an Oscar in 1962. My surprise, not really surprise me, is a manner of speaking, it was not nominated to anything else. "Stinging criticism?

Note: 9. A pearl of great Billy Wilder, with accelerated talks, certainly, are part of the current inspirations also great Aaron Sorkin .