When Diana initially invited Kate to come and watch the premiere of Sherlock Holmes, Kate turned it down.

After all, she until now suspects that the film's director, Charlotte Booth, is involved in a series of unsolved cases and has been investigating each other.

As a result, as soon as the new film was released, I went to the show as soon as possible, what is going on!?

What's more, Diana has to go to the premiere with her boyfriend, and eighty percent of them also have "activities" after watching the movie - in this case, Kate doesn't feel that she is suitable to be a light bulb.

However, as an FBI agent who really likes movies, Kate also knows that the quality of commercial blockbusters shot by Charlotte Booth can indeed be said to be the best in Hollywood in recent years.

In particular, this is a film about Sherlock Holmes, the originator of detectives......

In the end, Miss Kate, a movie fan, defeated federal agent Kate Todd, and she still carried Diana behind her back and secretly attended the premiere of "Sherlock Holmes".

- As for the reason for carrying Diana on her back, it was not because she was embarrassed, it was purely because Kate didn't want to eat the other party's dog food.

After all, Kate is more fond of, and has been courting her Tony DiNozo, who has been busy with NCIS on the East Coast lately.

- Tony's boss, Gibbs, seems to have voluntarily retired due to a conflict with NCIS's top brass.

Tony is chased to the shelves and temporarily put in charge of Gibbs.

Naturally, this kept him busy.

However, Kate is also more familiar with NCIS's head wolf Agent Gibbs.

She believed that the old man would eventually be unable to bear the torment of his inner sense of justice, and that Gibbs would definitely be summoned back if something went wrong with Tony's side.

"So, Tony's busyness is only temporary!"

Kate comforted herself.

However, she thought about it again, Gibbs's return doesn't mean that Tony's promotion opportunity this time will be in vain!

- So, Kate's heart is also very conflicted.

Fortunately, the movie "Sherlock Holmes" did not make Kate contradict.

The film maintains the same high quality as Charlotte Booth has always been, and even improved.

- At least, as far as Kate knows, this movie is the one with the most plot twists and the fastest rhythm changes among the films shot by Charlotte Booth.

If she were to be a more ordinary director, Kate felt that the movie would definitely have a feeling of dizzying, and if you don't pay attention, you may not be able to keep up with the development of the plot.

But under the baton of Charlotte Booth, the narrative of "Sherlock Holmes" is very clear.

Although Kate still felt that the pace was fast, she didn't have much trouble following the plot, and even the most brain-consuming reasoning component in a general detective movie was easy to understand.

However, after understanding, she did not feel that the reasoning was too simple, but always had a feeling of sudden enlightenment.

- It's really not easy!

Kate didn't know how Charlotte Booth did it, but she instinctively felt that the other party was indeed very powerful.

In particular, the other party used special shots and editing methods to show Sherlock Holmes's reasoning several times, which made Kate even more amazed-

In those shots, Kate felt as if she was being substituted into the perspective of Sherlock Holmes, quickly solving the puzzle in the manner of Sherlock Holmes.

——This unique sense of substitution and accomplishment simply makes people feel that they are mentally at a high X.

In particular, Kate is also an FBI agent......

By the time she saw Sherlock Holmes sort out the case through the "memory palace" method and deduce that Blake Wood's next target would be the British Parliament, Kate was fully engaged in the movie.

And then Sherlock Holmes cooperated with Officer Lestrade to deceive the specific location of Blake Wood's next crime from the senior management of Scotland Yard who had defected to the Earl of Blackwood, and the final battle between good and evil finally began-

With the help of Watson and Erin Adler, who came to help again after a simple bandage, Holmes was able to stop the Earl of Blackwood from killing his opponents in Parliament and taking advantage of the British plot.

However, it turned out that the Earl of Blake Wood had Luke Rainton, a dwarf he killed, invent a remotely controlled machine to release highly toxic cyanide gas in the sewers beneath the Capitol.

As long as the poison gas is successfully released into the Diet, all the members of Congress will die, except for the men who were tricked by Earl Blake Wood into drinking the antidote in the name of the Dark Arts Ritual in advance.

In this way, Earl Blake Wood can not only control the British Parliament in one fell swoop, but also take the opportunity to further expand his reputation as a giant of the dark arts.

Then he could take advantage of the fear of him to rule England......

"Well, the conspiracy makes perfect sense. 」

Seeing this, Kate was amazed, but at the same time, she had a strange sense of accomplishment in her heart.

She probably knew why—

Whether it's radio-controlled or highly toxic cyanide, it's familiar to modern people, especially the FBI like Kate.

And such things, at the end of the 19th century in the movie, became the key to the conspiracy of the Earl of Blackwood to control Britain.

INTERVIEWER Seeing this situation, as a modern person, when we unconsciously stand on the shoulders of history and look down on our predecessors, sometimes we do have a unique sense of accomplishment.

"It's like seeing the wheels of history!"

Kate muttered to herself,

"That's probably what those who travel through time feel!"

The FBI agent couldn't help but think of Mark Twain's book she read as a child, "Connecticut Yankees in Arthur's Dynasty."

- Although Mark Twain's original intention in writing this book is still to satirize reality, Kate has to admit that she does have a refreshing feeling when she sees the protagonist using modern technology to crush people and things in the feudal era.

Of course, although Kate also likes Mark Twain's article, the era is too long, after all, there is not such a strong feeling.

However, a work called "Stranger" began to be published in the 90s, which was very much to Kate's appetite.

In particular, the protagonist of the story of "Stranger" is still a woman, which naturally gives Kate a stronger sense of substitution-

Claire, a married war nurse, mysteriously travels back from 1945 to the Scottish Highlands in 1743, where she is forced to marry Jimmy, a young Scottish warrior with a chivalrous spirit and a romantic spirit......

- The story of "Stranger" is simply a woman's choice between two men who love her.

In essence, this is an ordinary feminine story, but after putting on the cloak of traveling through time and space, it has a unique charm.

Anyway, Kate is already addicted to it......

Of course, these thoughts are just Kate's thoughts for a moment after all, and the fierce and eye-catching battle between good and evil at the end of "Sherlock Holmes" does not give Kate a chance to wander at all.

The big screen is like a magical magic, which firmly attaches Kate's eyes and attention to it......