Enola Holmes 3 Twitter Review: 9 Tweets to Read Before Watching Millie Bobby Brown’s Mystery Film

Enola Holmes 3, starring Millie Bobby Brown, was released directly on Netflix and has been available for streaming since July 1, 2026. Directed by Philip Barantini, here’s what the internet has to say about the mystery film.

Enola Holmes Twitter Review

Taking to social media, one user described Enola Holmes 3 as the weakest entry in the trilogy, citing a forgettable mystery and the underutilization of Henry Cavill. However, the user added that the film remained fun, action-packed, and entertaining enough to serve as a satisfying conclusion to the trilogy, while praising Millie Bobby Brown for once again carrying the film with her performance.

Another netizen wondered whether the franchise would continue with another installment, saying they felt certain story threads and the ending left room for a sequel.

A third user felt that Enola Holmes 3 did not live up to its predecessors, describing the plot as underwhelming. While the user did not dislike the film, they admitted they did not enjoy it as much as the first two entries. Millie Bobby Brown's performance was praised, while Henry Cavill's performance was described as satisfactory.

Meanwhile, another user shared that they thoroughly enjoyed the film, appreciating that it was not solely focused on romance. The user felt Enola's journey balanced her independence with her relationship with Tewkesbury, adding that the character's love for him remained evident throughout the story.

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More about Enola Holmes 3

Set in 1886, Enola Holmes 3 follows Enola as she prepares to marry Lord Tewkesbury, only for her wedding plans to be disrupted by the mysterious disappearance of Sherlock Holmes. Investigating a trail of cryptic clues stretching from Malta to the aftermath of the Anglo-Afghan conflict, Enola uncovers a conspiracy tied to a hidden cache of stolen Afghan gold and the return of her longtime nemesis, Moriarty. As Sherlock is taken captive, Enola, Tewkesbury, and Dr. Watson race to uncover the truth, leading to a final confrontation that puts Enola's wit and courage to the test.

The film stars Millie Bobby Brown in the title role alongside Louis Partridge, Himesh Patel, Sharon Duncan-Brewster, Henry Cavill, Helena Bonham Carter, and others in key roles. Penned by Jack Thorne, the screenplay is based on The Enola Holmes Mysteries by Nancy Springer.

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