Enola Holmes

Judging it as a kid movie, it is pretty harmless. Not necessarily bad, not excessively exciting. I guess the modern kids who are like the ones who liked Harriet the Spy in the 90's can enjoy this. Young kids might find this boring.

Could've been great, but didn't really fulfill its potential. Despite too many different plot lines, it's still a fun time.

Probably more for kids than for me. And Enola rocks.

Not only does this reek of preachy - including constant breaking of the fourth wall - 'girl power' nonsense (it's certainly not substantive feminism in action) but it also makes the mistake made by all films about Sherlock Holmes (and now his sister) which is to misclassify abductive reasoning as deductive reasoning. Continuing this Peircean line of critique, I'd rather watch a film about Victoria Lady Welby.

I thoroughly enjoyed this film. I liked that it breaks the fourth wall, with the titular character talking to the viewers i.e. via the camera. There's good CGI/effects, fight scenes et al and an interesting enough plotline to keep me watching throughout. There's some reasonably witty dialogue and its definitely an enjoyable watch, so yes, I'd recommend this. It's maybe not greatly deep or meaningful but its a decent bit of entertainment with a good cast regardless.

Very enjoyable