If you’re in the mood for a really enjoyable film, I recommend Guy Ritchie’s Sherlock Holmes.
In it, the director uses the latest movie-making technologies to animate 19th century London in all its dark immensity and brooding menace — from the elegant halls of parliament to the ornate rooms of masonic temples to the labyrinthine sewers beneath the city. The sets and staging in and of themselves are a masterpiece and are simply breathtaking.
I came to this film with a sensibility that I did not have when I first encountered Holmes as a young boy reading Conan Doyle. I was of course neither an entrepreneur nor an early-stage investor. Not surprisingly, this time, soon after leaving the theater something I had never considered before really hit me. I was struck by the realization that Sherlock would have made an amazing venture capitalist!
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Author: David Lerner
