Enola Holmes

“I thought it was nice how she was going to open herself up to building a life at the end. She seemed to stop using "Enola is Alone spelled backwards" as an anthem. That she realizes, even though she's on her own doesn't mean she has to always be alone was a nice message.”

HouseHightower▲ 519about 75–100% inread it ↗

“I could have lived without the mother reappearing at the end”

XAMdG▲ 170about 75–100% inread it ↗

“made the movie feel divided between two unrelated stories”

nowhereman136▲ 164about 0–100% inread it ↗

“at some point this movie turnes unpleasent to watch”

Cirueloman▲ 108about 50–100% inread it ↗

“The film ended all subplots in a quite subpar way, leaving the other characters stuck in a place where we can't quite seem to remember, meanwhile the main ending seemed forced, as if the directors were in a hurry to kill the grandma or at least cut her fr”

Osiris0about 75–100% inread it ↗

“Enola Holmes is one of those films that has all the right pieces on paper: a young, energetic heroine, a famous literary universe, a bit of mystery, adventure, romance and a clear coming-of-age message. And yet, after finishing it, I felt like I might forget most of it tomorrow. The film follows Enola as she tries to find her missing mother while resisting one of her brothers, who wants to force her into becoming a “proper lady.” At the same time, the story mixes in the romantic and criminal t”

Koldrianread it ↗

“A Frustratingly Shallow Feminist Adventure That Reduces a Promising Detective to Rushed Romance.200923 (2.0)"The future is up to us!" The film constantly preaches that women too must live freely as they desire, but it feels like empty lip service. Enola falls for Tewkesbury completely out of the blue, and the feeling is mutual on his part as well. Forcing an unearned romantic connection without proper emotional buildup feels entirely superfluous. It would have been far better if the film focused”

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“I didn't finish this movie because I couldn't. It was not for the "politics" or feminism that I lament this movie, at least not entirely. I am glad that this film had a feminist message, but the feminism was ham-handed. Social justice is something that needs to be achieved still, and woman-positive media is a way to help achieve that. What was most reprehensible and anti-Holmesian was the fourth wall breaking; the direct speaking to the audience that was annoying and unrealistic and unnecessary”

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“Really good watch, might watch again, and can recommend. To absolutely fair, I'm not sure if this will appeal to Sherlock Holmes fans, but does expand the "Sherlock-verse", so make up your own mind. I love Millie Bobby Brown ("Stranger Things"), and this proves she is quite capable of not only leading a movie, but carrying the entire bloody thing. Despite what feels almost a lack of contribution from everyone else in the movie, this actually turns out quite good. I do wish she didn't d”

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