Enola Holmes

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Kit L @Kitz_Editz123435 Aug 31, 2026 This film was ok. I was super excited for it, but it just turned out ok still good- with funny characters but not much investigating. 4/half Stars. See more Addison B @AJ_BEAN Aug 8, 2026 I just don't get it. I had heard about this movie being good for a while and I went in excited. I just was...dissapointed. It didnt suck, it was just nothing to remember. I was Bored especially the middle of the movie. The chemistry between all the characters was just not there. Honestly I was confused by each characters motives and actions the whole time...it just felt so random. The end when Enola finds her mom (you guessed it!) was so random. Nothing made sense. Pacing was extremely uneven. But, I will be honest it was visually stunning and did a great job bringing the time period to life. I would not mind having this movie on while baking or drawing. Mystery-1/10 Characters 7/10 emotional depth 3/10 thought provoking 0/10 engaging 7/10 visually stunning 9/10 acting 8/10 See more Jarrah T @RT16434368 Aug 5, 2026 Enola Holmes reinvents the Sherlock Holmes universe with confidence, offering a fresh perspective through the eyes of its spirited young detective. Millie Bobby Brown delivers a charismatic performance that anchors the film, combining intelligence, wit, and emotional depth with remarkable ease. Director Harry Bradbeer keeps the pace lively, blending mystery, humor, and adventure into an engaging coming-of-age story. The film's vibrant visuals and playful fourth-wall breaks give it a distinctive personality without distracting from the central mystery. While the investigation itself is relatively straightforward, the strength of the performances and the film's genuine charm make it consistently entertaining. Enola Holmes is an inventive and delightful introduction to a franchise that earns its place through character rather than spectacle. Rating: 9/10. See more Benjamin W @Code70 Aug 3, 2026 Some solid streaming fun. This is a Netflix streaming film, and you can feel that. But at the same time, it’s pretty solid for one of those, screenwriter Jack Thorne (Adolescence, Lord of the Flies) conjures up a solidly intriguing mystery with a lively set of characters, with Millie Bobby Brown as the star, Henry Cavill as Sherlock himself, and some other familiar faces making this a breezy good time with their star power. It’s not like the mystery is incredibly brilliant, and there’s not much reason this thing has to be pushing two hours (much of this screen time felt bloated). As well, some of that Netflix streaming slickness can distract from its environment. But overall, this is a pretty good time. It’s a good bit of fun, and it makes for a solid family night, I would say. See more Lynn A @RT15329910 Jul 30, 2026 Commercialized trash, like the rest of Netflix "movies" exploiting Sir Arthur Conan Doyles character to promote this garbage is offensive and dishonest, this could have been done without linking it to the original Sherlock Holmes, it sounds illegal. See more Vincenzo S @vinci60 Jul 30, 2026 Two hours of good entertainment See more Read all reviews

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