Enola Holmes 3

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Greg H @RT61937795 21h It seems that no one can come up with original stories anymore so they keep taking classic literature and creating some woke version. First you have to introduce a female character as part of the Holmes family then you have to have Watson be a person of colour and now Moriarity is a black woman? I doubt you could do this with any other culture and not face major criticism. See more Steve S @RT90458019 1d Woke Empire bashing at its worst. See more Ed S @RT14464626 1d Enola Holmes 3 completely abandons the charm and lighthearted mystery of the earlier films, trading an engaging detective story for heavy-handed, modern political lectures. ​From start to finish, the movie is weighed down by clunky, over-the-top subtexts pushing anti-capitalist and anti-colonialist tropes. Instead of feeling like an authentic Victorian-era mystery, the dialogue reads like a list of contemporary talking points. ​The character writing suffers immensely. Enola isn't written as a grounded, clever detective anymore; she’s flattened into an unassailable "girl boss" archetype who easily outsmarts everyone, leaving zero room for character growth or genuine tension. To make matters worse, the villains are as lazy as they are predictable—falling back on the tired cliché of cartoonishly evil, old white British military and government officials. ​If you enjoyed the original for its fun puzzles and witty adventure, skip this one. It prioritizes preaching to the audience over del See more Billie S @RT56890032166 1d I always liked Sherlock with the paranormal mysteries that he uses science to disprove. This was just a boring romance movie. See more Robert E @bobfreengel 2d I love this movie. I just hope that the series continues on for a long time! See more Peter D @greenhornet 3d Warning: spoiler alert. Maybe it's time to give Sherlock homes and all of his relatives a rest. About half way through watching the third installment of Enola Homes, I considered turning it off and taking a nap, certain I could dream up a story more interesting on my own. The mystery was convoluted and dull, the romance was also dull and was overly sentimental, and the action scenes were contrived. The previously interesting Sherlock character spent most of the film chained in a basement, Enola spent most of her time chasing people around, and Twekesbury was as insipid and boring as ever. The film tried hard to be woke, but still managed to portray the Moriarty character as an angry Black woman., and while she makes a few salient points about imperialism and white privilege, her fate is still to be beaten by white people and shipped off to prison. Something I really didn't want to have to see. Such a shame money and the efforts of talented actors were spent on this. See more Read all reviews

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