Are You Surprised Mr Holmes?
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This is all just a game. When Holmes comes back from being 'dead' and shape up to Watson. Watson doesn't know what to think. And Holmes says that there is a new player to the game? This is what I think should be the third Sherlock Holmes movie. Big surprises.
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