Albany, Oregon, U.S.A. — Enola Holmes 3 is a film about embracing girl power and independence in womanhood.
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It’s produced by Millie Bobby Brown, her father Robert “Bobby” Brown and executive produced by Jake Bongiovi, her husband in real life.
Enola (Millie Bobby Brown) lives in the shadow of her family; she works very hard to be her own person.
She was unexpectedly thrown into a mystery – led by the formidable returning antagonist “Moriarty” – that enshrouded her brother.
It tests her strength, determination and perseverance.
Despite her mother becoming involved with other people to solve the case of Sherlock going missing, she continued.
This film did have an interesting addition of visual graphics and maps to guide you through the movie better, which was very nice.
It was also interesting that Brown, the producer, included the detail from her personal life of her husband braiding her hair at night.
Moriarty (Sharon Duncan-Brewster) made for a great villain because she created trouble for Sherlock and his sister Enola, even taking him captive.
It ended with Sherlock coming back home with PTSD after Moriarty tortured him while keeping him captive.
Enola reunites with Tewksbury (Louis Partridge), her in-show husband.
The two have come to their own agreement about their relationship, which seems like it’s for the better. They are married, but not in the traditional manner, as she does not take his name and title.
I loved Enola Holmes 3 and highly recommend it.
With comedy, romance, family, action and a good perspective on growing up, it has almost everything that you could want.
McKenzie Andersen is a Reporter and Senior Illustrator with Youth Journalism International.
