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The new Sherlock Holmes movie

Jangler

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The first one was after the first Iron Man so I think star power of RDJ isn't it. I liked it enough that it has gotten me to read some of one of the books. Time hasn't allowed me to get through it though.

I intend to see this movie at some point. Likely waiting on redbox though.

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