Enola Holmes 3

7/1/2026

Check out my full review @ https://www.manuelsbento.com/enola-holmes-3-2026-growing-up-without-losing-your-voice/ Rating: B- Returning to this now-trilogy brings a familiar charm, even if ENOLA HOLMES 3 cannot quite match the high bar of its predecessor. Millie Bobby Brown delivers what I consider her finest career performance, bringing effortless wit and deep emotional resonance to Enola's internal struggle with marriage and identity. While the political plotting feels overstuffed and the central mystery is the weakest of the trilogy, the film remains an absolute joy to watch thanks to its inventive visual cues, gorgeous practical locations, and a stylized identity that keeps it far away from the standard, bland streaming formula.

7/11/2026

**Score: 6/10 — A Diminished Return for a Once Vibrant Franchise** Look, I loved the first two *Enola Holmes* films. They were breezy, clever, and full of infectious energy. Millie Bobby Brown's fourth wall breaking, jiu jitsu flipping detective was a breath of fresh air in a genre that often takes itself too seriously. But *Enola Holmes 3*? It's a step down. A noticeable one. It is **not as engaging as Enola Holmes 1 & 2** , and while it's not a disaster, it left me feeling more disappointed than entertained. **What's Missing?** The problem starts with the tone. The first two films had a playful, almost mischievous energy that perfectly suited Enola's character. This instalment feels **drawn out and somewhat uninteresting in comparison**. It doesn't have the same fun feel, nor th