Critical Review on Enola Holmes Movie

Enola Holmes is a film  was released and became a Netflix original film that premiered in 2020. Millie Bobby Brown plays Enola Holmes, the main character in this film. This film is set in the 1980s during the Victorian era. The film is directed by Harry Bradbeer and it based on a screenplay by Jack Thorne, which adapts Nancy Springer's first novel in the Enola Holmes Mysteries series. The film "Enola" is a British mystery film set in the 80s. This Enola Holmes movie depicts the story of Enola, the sister of a famous detective named Sherlock Holmes. This film is about Enola's adventure trek to recover her missing mother. Enola, who without the knowledge of her brother, Sherlock, seeks to find out about her mother on her own, revealing a large and frightening plot concerning a nobleman along the way.

Enola Holmes is the youngest of the Holmes siblings, yet she has the most outspoken attitude. She is the younger sister of Sherlock Holmes, the world's most famous detective. Enola is a brave young lady who defies society's standards. Eudoria, her mother, influenced her strong-willed and eccentric attitude. Enola appears more genuine since a 16-year-old character is performed by a 16-year-old actor. Furthermore, the uncomplicated romance subplot between Enola and Tewkesbury gives the drama an age-appropriate love interest without devolving into a sexual connection between two stereotypically immature teens.

The movie's theme of female empowerment is quite powerful. This film shows the lives of women who must conform to the expectations placed on them. Women are required to accomplish these things in order to be considered well-dressed and respectable women. Enola, on the other hand, did not grow up doing any of those activities. Aside from that, this movie teaches us how to create our own destiny. We must not allow society or anybody else to tell us who we should be. Mycroft, Enola's other brother, encourages her to learn how to behave like a "true woman," since Mycroft feels it is how women should behave. But Enola defies all expectations and standards; she does her own thing and follows her heart.