30/11/2022

Sherlock Hound: The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle/Treasure Under the Sea / B2 / Japan

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30/11/2022

Sherlock Hound: The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle/Treasure Under the Sea / B2 / Japan

Movie Info

Title

Sherlock Hound: The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle/Treasure Under the Sea

AKA

Meitantei Holmes: Aoi Ruby no Maki/Kaitei no Zaihō no Maki (Japan – original title)

Genre

Year of the Movie

1984

Origin of the Movie

Japan

Director

Starring

Poster Info

Type of Poster

B2

Style

Size

51.5 x 72.8 cm

Year of the Poster

1984

Origin of the Poster

Japan

Artist

Eirin Mark Number / Other Markings

83444

Single-sided or Double-sided

Single-sided

Tagline

+ Info

This is an original Japanese poster, printed in 1984, for the release of “Sherlock Hound: The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle/Treasure Under the Sea” (名探偵ホームズ 青い紅玉の巻 / 海底の財宝の巻).

The film is essentially a compilation of two episodes of Sherlock Hound’s anime television series directed by Hayao Miyazaki.

In the first part, a mysterious bright red bird appears in the sky above London, flying around and making strange noises. While chaos erupts among the citizens, Moriarty successfully steals the “Blue Carbuncle” from a jewelry store. However, the “Blue Carbuncle” in his pocket is pickpocketed by Polly, a girl pretending to be a boy, who had her own circumstances. In an unexpected turn of events, Polly meets Holmes and his friends. They will now have to protect Polly and the Blue Carbuncle from Moriarty.

In the second part, Holmes and Watson are summoned by the commander of the navy when the news that “Adventurer Captain Lythander has Discovered Napoleon’s Treasure Under the Sea” is spreading like wildfire throughout London. It seems that a submarine being constructed secretly was stolen. Just as Holmes discloses the hideout of the culprit, Professor Moriarty, to the commander, the indignant commander sets out on a warship while taking Watson, who is displeased with him, and a reluctant Holmes on board in pursuit of the submarine stolen by Moriarty.

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