
Now a detective-for-hire like her infamous brother, Enola Holmes takes on her first official case to find a missing girl, as the sparks of a dangerous conspiracy ignite a mystery that requires the help of friends — and Sherlock himself — to unravel.
Official trailer from TMDB

Enola Holmes

Sherlock Holmes

Grail

Lord Tewkesbury

Edith

Lestrade

Mira Troy

Eudoria Holmes

Young Enola
Young Sherlock

Dr. Watson

Sarah Chapman / Cicely
Harry Bradbeer
Jack Thorne
Harry Bradbeer, Mary Parent, Alex Garcia, Ali Mendes, Joshua Grode








11/4/2022
FULL SPOILER-FREE REVIEW @ https://www.msbreviews.com/movie-reviews/enola-holmes-2-spoiler-free-review "Enola Holmes 2 maintains the levels of light, adventurous fun of the original, surpassing it due to a much more cohesive, intriguing central narrative, in addition to overall better pacing. The different storylines mesh together nicely, and Harry Bradbeer's distinctive visual style remains a standout. Millie Bobby Brown shines as Enola, as does Henry Cavill as Sherlock - the latter even too much, sometimes stealing the spotlight from a female-empowered story partially based on a real event with a significant impact on the evolution of women's rights. Highly recommend it as a weekend viewing." Rating: B
Read full review →11/24/2022
I very much enjoyed this movie. They left the Enola Holmes vibe of the first movie somewhat behind. Now we have more Holmes Enola mystery movie. She's older and out making her own life finding love, finding her brother Sherlock, finding her mom and finding clues to a mystery. It's worth a watch.
Read full review →1/5/2023
About on par with the original, which I suppose is the minimum you want from a sequel. I have similar thoughts about <em>'Enola Holmes 2'</em> as I do for <em>'Enola Holmes'</em>. Millie Bobby Brown is a strong lead, the support cast are good but the plot still isn't the most entertaining to watch unfold onscreen. I'm not sure it needed to be told over 2hrs, either. Still, I got the required amount of entertainment from it. I appreciate the message and the story it tells, as well as them (seeming to, to me anyway) toning down the fourth-wall breaking - which is a tad overdone in the 2020 flick. It seems likely that we'll be getting more of these, which I'm cool with - if the main cast remain, that is.
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