Synopsis:
This condensed two-episode double feature aims to leave the viewer with a sense of ambigiouty over Sherlock's survival, as well as a more swift and immediate response to Mary Watson's predicament rather than go through some playful baiting tactics. In addition to that, footage from a mini-sode and a deleted scene have been inserted into the edits to give the viewing experiance something fresh. Also included is an all new alternative ending.
Intentions:
To cut away all the filler and create something that could tell the same stories in less time, as well as provide Sherlock with something he'll never be allowed to have... a bit of a Disney ending.
Change List:
THE LITTLE THAT REMAINS -Removed Anderson's "Bungee Cord" theory -Added a few minutes of "Many Happy Returns" mini-sode until Anderson realizes Sherlock is returning. Titles follow. -Reporters talking about Holmes being vindicated cut. -John morning Sherlock and going on the tube cut -John entering the apartment and explaining his upcoming engagement to Mrs. Hudson cut -Sherlock's capture, torture, and meeting with Mycroft cut -Sherlock being briefed by Mycroft on the terrorist attack cut. Sherlock making plans to surprise John cut -John explaining his situation to Mrs. Hudson cut -Sherlock and Molly solving several cases cut -Jack The Ripper investigation cut -Removed flash of light and fade out when John readies himself for the end -Removed Sherlock explaining to Anderson how he survived and Anderson's breakdown -Sherlock meeting Molly's rebound boyfriend cut Adventure of CAM -John and Mary in bed cut -Title sequence plays after Sherlock meets John in the drug den -Molly slapping Sherlock after the piss test shortened to just the one slap -Deleted Scene added after Sherlock is shot -Sherlock's struggle to stay alive within the mind palace after being shot significantly cut -Sherlock and Janine at the hospital cut -Sherlock and John confronting Mary in the abandoned housing urging her to use her gun cut -Moriarty's "Did you miss me" montage cut -Closing credits song is “Thunder In Your Heart” from Stan Bush.
Additional Notes:
Used Adobe Premiere to edit the standard DVD of Sherlock series 3 and utilized the soundtrack of both the official series three album as well as a track from Stan Bush.
Other Sources:
Sherlock series three DVD (episodes, mini-sode and deleted scene) Sherlock series three soundtrack (transistional music cues) Guide to St. Barts Hospital Presentation Reel.
Special Thanks:
ranger613, musiced921, Jerick, emansfw