Enola Holmes

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Lynn A @RT15329910 1d 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 1d Two hours of good entertainment See more Freya M @freya8989 Jul 13 Really good fun! Discovered this franchise recently and really enjoying it. See more LAA A @LAA84 Jul 5 My total score for the movie is 5 out of 10. Compared to the earlier parts, this one just didn’t hit the mark for me. Here’s how I break it down: Story (1/2): Nothing new here, and the storyline felt messy and unclear. Plot (1.5/2): The plot was confusing, with events not flowing smoothly. Acting (0.5/2): The acting felt exaggerated and a bit too dramatic. Effects (1/2): Visual effects lacked detail and polish. Enjoyment (1/2): It wasn’t as fun or captivating as the previous installments. Final Thoughts: Overall, Enola Holmes 3 felt weaker than the earlier films. The story and plot didn’t pull me in, the acting was exaggerated, and the effects weren’t sharp enough — making it less enjoyable overall. See more Eye C @ECinc Jul 5 Is a cute "mystery" movie for the younger audience but quite entertaining I most say. It has it’s irregularities but there are so dumb that passes as a joke. See more Ryan H @RT51664995 Jul 5 It’s funny and entertaining but there are a few loopholes I just cannot accept. First, the old lady being the villain - why? She doesn’t have anything to gain and surely he’s not helping England. It makes her a really weak choice. The thing I absolutely want to protest is the movie’s seeming justification of terrorism - was Eudoria planning a bombing? We were shown explosives and careful planning but the movie never explained these scenes. She also said that "sometimes you need to send a loud message". These all point to potential terrorist plot. She didn’t carry it out because the reform passed but it doesn’t matter - intent matters - intent should have consequences. See more Read all reviews

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