Enola Holmes 3

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Cain T @RT14284173 20h Moriarity was not a woman, but a weird person with some crazy demeanor and accent. Jumped the shark at that point for us. See more PB T @RT30486953 1d First two were ok but this third instalment is shocking. The plot could’ve been written by Ai, no chemistry between the actors, it’s like they were forced at gunpoint to do it. . To sum up ,basically just a woke , DEI characters, full of anti British Empire rhetoric. See more I Helene H @RT82433098 1d Love the actors performers,. both The funny story, some action, and a little Mystery for homes to find out, and the lovestorie was exactly what it should be. Strong independent young people, does not have to do everything by themselves. You can look forwards to a good 🍿🎥 See more Benjamin W @Code70 2d A darker, more mature- if lesser- threequel. I wouldn’t say either of the first two films were particularly brilliant, but they rode high on the charm and likability of their cast, backed with a fairly solid mystery. Here in the third installment, it’s starting to feel like the spark is going out a little bit. It’s still an entirely watchable effort, and there’s mystery once again is solid enough, but it feels more scattered, there’s a few too many ideas here that felt underdeveloped, the script relied even more on conveniences than usual, and the film didn’t always know how to handle its more mature tone, taking some of the fun away. It’s just not as strong of a screenplay overall. Also, Sherlock’s role in here is significantly diminished, to the point to where he just felt mostly wasted. Like I said, it’s entirely watchable. I think I’d even watch it again. But the spark is undoubtedly going out. See more David M @RT30868034 3d The third entry in this likeable series fizzes with the same energy as the first two films, powered by the energetic, kinetic, warm performance of Millie Bobby Brown in the lead role. She's more than capable of carrying this sort of family-friendly adventure on her shulders, and it's thanks to her that features of this series like the repeated breaking of the fourth wall don't become too tiresome. The plot - Sherlock goes missing at Enola's wedding - is paper-thin; the theme of colonial guilt is tacked on rather, but it's hard to dislike this insubstantial but engaging second sequel. See more Shawn N @shawn70 3d I absolutely loved the first 2 Enola Holmes movies and thought they were a breath of fresh air amidst the American flood of over the top action movies, smut and bad language, and gore flicks. But this one...this was such a major disappointment as you can see by the other reviews, and I had to watch it to believe the negativity. It is slow, I almost nodded off half way, and so much dialogue crammed together that the movie has to basically explain itself as it goes along. The end result is almost like an obligatory movie with neither excitement nor entertainment, just a lot of nothingness. Never thought I'd say this, but please....mark this one "case closed" and put it to rest. May they all live happily ever after. See more Read all reviews

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