Review: Enola Holmes 2 is fun and enjoyable sequel to the 2020 original !

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Enola Holmes 2 is a good new version that differs well from the first Original part, and there is an update and development in the movie and a treatment for the mistakes that occurred in the first part, however, none of the good things that were present in the first part were not reduced.

 Also, the film raises the issue of women's rights well and makes it clear that we must cooperate together, not be enemies, because each of us has a role to play and everyone needs the other. Also, the role of Sherlock Holmes will not marginalize the role of the heroine as it did in the first part, and it was well integrated into the story.

 But we also mention that this is a light investigation movie and there are some comedies, so do not expect it to be as strong and deep as other serious investigation films.

Millie Bobby Brown is the heart of the film's wit and joy, and she's just as charming, fun, and witty as her real-life character. In other words, she plays the role effortlessly and saturates the entire movie with happiness. Honestly, it's nice to see the girl having a good time and not being chased by an interdimensional monster with people around her either dying or missing.

Some of the criticism of the show has centered around Henry Cavill's Sherlock Holmes role, which is arguably the nicest and definitely best of all the Sherlock troupes out there. I do understand how different Sherlock could be though, since he has a younger sister, and the elder Holmes has a soft spot for her. Given that, it would be uncharacteristic for Sherlock to be so cold and detached. Some might then argue that this isn't an accurate Sherlock book, especially given the comparison between the earlier Sherlock stories played by Robert Downey Jr. and Benedict.

It is interesting to see bright names side by side, such as Henry Cavill, Helena Bonham Carter, who plays the role of Holmes's mother, and David Thewlis, who plays the role of a villainous inspector. When seeing these prominent names, the viewer may imagine that he will see a drama from the Victorian era. But in reality, he will see these stars enjoying themselves coming. For fun and unusual role-playing with good harmony between them.