ENOLA HOLMES Ending Explained!

[@ThinkStory]

STINKY THOR! 🥴🤢

[@GameOver-ff6cq]

Think Story lol 😆

[@willychefmdogo718]

STOR THINKY

[@heavyspoilers]

More like Stink Story HAHAHAHHAHAHHA

[@jacinthadang]

😂😂😂

[@lavishmisfittink3214]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jmid6358]

when I first saw this on Netflix, I really thought it was a tv show. I was kinda sad, seeing how good it is, that there weren't multiple episodes. they could have done something great. but I'm also glad it was a 2h long movie.

[@alfieschannel8156]

ya the trailer made it look like a tv show and i was hyped, thankfully it was still a long movie

[@sololeveling1013]

good thing the book had 6 volumes... the 1st movie is a success, so Netflix better make sequels

[@yanyani4457]

@@sololeveling1013 and louis better be there

[@appleheadslatte]

@@yanyani4457 facts.

[@ly.yl16]

Enola Holmes 2 comes Nov 4

[@SM-vx6bu]

Enola is like the *Im not like other girls* trope but with a cool twist

[@incognito4824]

I don't think so. The movie introduces a lot of women like her, A "I'm not like other girls" trope only occurs when a story only shows ONE women unlike any other.

[@XimenaGM]

yeah maybe. but the difference is that she doesn't makes fun of or belittles other women for not liking the same as her.

[@vadalia3860]

Kinda like "Other girls aren't like me but they could be- it's only because society does everything it can to stand in their way that they're not"

[@XimenaGM]

@Glenna Smith yeah but we dont need to meet other women to know if enola is an asshole or not lmao.

[@kkandsims4612]

Arya is still better

[@cavianguardian]

I’m so glad Enola character developed more than having a love interest!

[@nerdyprincess2328]

I really really wanted them to get together

[@sarahsvlogsandthings558]

nerdy princess2328 me too. I just finished watching it and I was like “wait what happens to the boy and the girl?!?” They would’ve been cute.

[@shranyagupta8165]

@@sarahsvlogsandthings558 its not like they ended up on bad terms so maybe they meet up? Who knows!

[@SrbijaCG]

The feminism was bs tho.

[@yashasvi257]

@@SrbijaCG i think it was tastefully done and pretty spot on for its time

[@thegorramhero]

Think Story: "Ending Explained!" Think Story: Proceeds to recap entire movie...

[@kanishkganti7643]

Exactly 🤣 !

[@lavishmisfittink3214]

As he should 🙌🏾

[@emmaraeburn3919]

Hope there is a sequel not going to lie ☺️

[@campkira]

henry cost too much.. so sequel will be shit... sometime it better just one off..

[@isabella2977]

With the amount of Enola books there are, I’d like a tv show please 😅

[@syncopatedsock]

It was so cliche and disappointing, everyone was so tearfully boring. It so sad to see Henry promote such a bad film.

[@isabella2977]

syncopatedsock sorry u felt that way lol but when

[@charin951]

syncopatedsock and he was in the movie for 3 seconds 😭😭

[@LaylaRose1708]

So we have Bellatrix as Mrs. Holmes, Aunt Petunia as Ms. Harrison and Madame Maxime as the Dowager. If anything, I enjoyed this movie because of the nostalgia of seeing these actresses play in the same movie again. ⚡️

[@mattcalderon138]

So thats why ms. harrison was looking very familiar

[@awwabanana6149]

YESSS!!!

[@purvi110]

maxime!! ah yes now i remember!!

[@LokisLadyCrazy]

When Harry Potter meets Stranger Things... *chuckles* Cool note, though, sadly not to do with Enola - the kid who played Dudley Dursley (his name escapes me at the moment, sorry) played in an episode of His Dark Materials as the man with custody over Iorek's armor.

[@seancilify69]

Lupin as grail

[@dreamgirllee8411]

I still cant get over the teacher smacking her across the face....honestly she was getting it back within the same strength and minute

[@jmid6358]

that was very common at the time. teachers would physically hurt the students when they would do something bad. and no one had anything against it at the time. it was more common to use a ruler on the fingers or a wooden pad on the bottom tho.

[@meldraghart]

it was a waste, couse Enola could kick her stiff ass at any time

[@kev3d]

So? Her mother used to beat the hell out of her when she was much younger. A little slap is no biggie.

[@Chamelionroses]

Going all martial arts on grandma would have been hilarious.

[@mux5703]

Discombobulate

[@reynaprado4547]

Yees i was kinda wait for enola to throw her to the ground

[@suhani551]

Yesss

[@rissaxox1995]

Jennifer Isaacs HAHAHA IM CRYINGGGG

[@somerandomgirlwholikeswrit9236]

Okay but this sounds pretty funny though.

[@crozraven]

Pretty decent movie for sure, albeit some rather obvious & predictable stuffs. Definitely way way better adventure coming of age movie, arguably the best one this year imo. Certainly better than Kissing Booth 2 or Artemis Fowl or Cuties for sure. This kind of movies are what Netflix should invests, not trash romcoms & pedo bait movies ... Now I wonder if this could have a sequel or something.

[@allycatg9000]

I am hoping for a whole series, like Anne of green gables: 1985, or Nancy drew!

[@lauraanne7108]

I think there will definitely be a sequel if not more

[@luismi4137]

the way they hugged was the best part of the whole movie

[@kanishkganti7643]

Yep !

[@christisrisen6774]

Millie Definitely Needs to Be Cast as DORTHY GALE If A Wizard of OZ Movie is made in the Near Future!! She looks like Judy Garland

[@zoe12153]

haha that would be kind of amazing..!

[@youdon_tneedtoknow]

Yes please! I've been waiting for a wizard of oz movie for years.

[@MirrorDomains]

I would like to see a sequel to this, especially if Henry Cavill comes back as Sherlock!

[@silverlve70]

With Mycroft getting beat up by Enola... or at least seeing how wonderful she really is.

[@zaza-ik5ws]

There isn't much story left to tell.

[@mynameisreallycool1]

@@silverlve70 At first glance I thought this said, "With Mycroft getting to beat up Enola." And I was like damn why do you hate Enola so much? Lmao

[@sargentle8517]

I dont think Sherlock is her brother..i think hes really her father

[@ly.yl16]

Enola Holmes 2 comes Nov 4

[@louisak9071]

This film was so refreshing to watch and Millie Bobby Brown being a producer had me shook! Absolutely amazing!!!

[@rileyolson6008]

I loved how I went into this movie thinking it was going to be a movie about a girl Sherlock type searching for her mother the whole time. Then it turns into a conspiracy about London politics and deeper societal ideologies. Very satisfying and well produced movie. Loved everything about it and I hope this is the first of many

[@linecrew6404]

Sherlock Homes: Tell me Enola. Do you bleed? Enola: yes. Once a month

[@thepowerfulwolfspirit.2581]

Is that a Stranger Things reference? Because of her telekinesis, she has a bloody nose.

[@thepowerfulwolfspirit.2581]

s t a r d u s t Oh, gross.

[@roqayabadawy2121]

@@thepowerfulwolfspirit.2581 oh I’m sorry what did you say?

[@janabukhari5992]

This is hands down my favorite movie!!! No bad words or any kissing scenes that make watching with my parents akwaaarrrddd

[@user-ol8px2me4f]

Yeah so why is it pg-13 like it’s kid friendly except for the fighting sense but if you live this area then you probably seen worse

[@isabella2977]

I thought that too but then Enola literally killed someone on screen and I was low key Shook 😅

[@reginaphalange9417]

a kiss, seriously ?

[@dairallan]

@@user-ol8px2me4f The Domestic Terrorism theme pretty much guarantees a PG-13.

[@mynameisreallycool1]

I was glad that there were no kissing scenes. It wouldn't make sense for the time period (I'm sure it would've been extremely taboo and awkward to be kissing someone you're not married to) and I think we've all seen more than enough movies of teenagers kissing each other at this point anyway. Seems that hollywood just wants everyone kissing each other just for the sake of it. Seeing it ALL the time is quite annoying.

[@FairyGodMuthaNina]

Loved this movie! I really look forward to a sequel! Am I the only one who was hoping to see the two marry? Tewksbury and Enola would make a fantastic match!!!! And what a sweet deal because he’s handsome, intelligent and rich!! And I believe she’s fallen in love with him! He’s the sheep she saved! And he loves her and loves flowers! Honestly it’s so romantic that they rescued each other! Everyone acted their characters perfectly! Even shot gun grandma ... but Jesus talk about a dysfunctional family ... I want that treehouse and I Don’t understand why the mom is still on the run when the reform is progressing???

[@mynameisreallycool1]

She's on the run because she's the one who had those bombs, no? She's in trouble with the law, so she doesn't want her daughter to get dragged into it.

[@ly.yl16]

Enola Holmes 2 comes Nov 4

[@jinngeechia9715]

Better than Mulan live action!

[@houselemuellan8756]

That's not really hard to do.

[@mercyfabian4885]

Ugh I actually stopped watching it because I honestly didn't care for Mulan! She was so wooden.

[@mAniushia]

Literally no-one:... Henry Cavill as Gerlat of Rivia : hmmm.... (grumpy) Everybody: say what? Henry Cavill as Sherlock Holmes: hmmm....(smirking) Everybody: preach!

[@vadabm7483]

Enola shows how she's just like every other girl but she's also herself.

[@jasonnaamsden6616]

OKAY THIS IS WHAT THIS MOVIE IS ABOUT FOR ALL OF YOU YOUNG PEOPLE! back in the 1800's woman didnt have the rights that men did, they couldnt vote, and womans lives were controlled by people, just like when enola went to a boarding school and they were taching her how to do a lady like laugh, and keep her head up high while she walks...her mother didnt like that and she wanted to change the world and make woman have rights, so on enola's 16th birthday her mother was gone....doing things with the government and changing stuff for woman. Her mother gave her a present with clues in it to find her. the reason her mother did that while she was gone, is because she wanted to put enola to the test to see if she could be independent, and figure stuff out on her own. NOW......whats the deal with Tewksbury you may ask, well the reason he ran away from his parents is because they were forcing him to do things he didnt want, and they wanted him to run with the government and be a lord. he didnt want that. so he ran away to be free. enola and him found eachother on the train and decided to help eachother with each of their probloms. then finally enola's mother comes back and says sorry for not telling her where she has been. at the end she says an important message, "my life is MY OWN, and the future is up to us" saying that woman have the right to be on their own and not have anyone controll their lives. I REALLY HOPE this helped you with understanding

[@bloodtasteslikecookies6640]

You should work on your spelling, grammar, punctuation and capitalization.

[@bloodtasteslikecookies6640]

@William IKR?

[@jasonnaamsden6616]

@@bloodtasteslikecookies6640 im sorry, i wasnt focused on that asshole...my god

[@titrisoil]

Literally just finished watching the movie 😊

[@acalypha5368]

Same, I crying right now 😭I'am French so sorry if my english is bad :/

[@reynaprado4547]

Mee too

[@carlx3358]

I didn't understand, can someone explain to me? What happened with the Crazy grandma

[@rishikamath6718]

I can't believe how much she resembles Natalie Portman.

[@Sara-tv3dr]

Right? Strong Padme vibes

[@mishasaji2365]

Hmm🤔🤔 I don't know, I don't see it. Maybe the face shape and nose. But their eyes are so different.

[@muhammednakooda7953]

Bro why is the title called the "ending explained " when you just give a summary of the movie

[@amirulasyraf728]

thats what im thinking 😂

[@reaverkai]

works as clickbait

[@purvi110]

exactly!!

[@eriol_mits3121]

I don't think Enola outsmarted Sherlock in the film. I think Sherlock wanted Enola to solve the case. By the time he goes to report it at the end of the film he already knows, Enola had met the boy and that she was investigating the case. That's why he had his "dipping your toes in the water" conversation with her. Of course he couldn't leave it to chance that she would follow through with his suggestion so he had to report it in the end, I am pretty sure he could have solved the case at any moment. His laugh as he left was in celebration that Enola solved it without his help.

[@sargentle8517]

I think Sherlocks actually her father

[@WeiYinChan]

Seriously I want to see Enola living with Sherlock and Watson as an apprentice of sort. The three of them would form an interesting dynamic.

[@IftiAlam1999]

I hope we get a spin off movie of Sherlock Holmes with Henry Cavill. He was so good in the film however long he was.

[@Dollysli]

In my opinion, this movie had a lot of potential with its amazing cast and sets, however storywise it didn't come up to scratch.

[@CR35C3ND0]

Saoirse Ronan/chloe grace moretz as Enola holmes Bennedict Cumberbatch as Sherlock still Meryl streep as Miss Harrington/Eudoria holmes Jason Statham as Linthorn But overall the cast of the movie was Amazing! Millie was great!!

[@sdagoth3037]

That's because of the changes they made from the book. They turned a authentic Holmesian mystery into a cheap political story, and they didn't do a good job of it. They also managed to drain the tension out of the whole Sherlock-Enola chase by the end of the movie.

[@michaelbrent1536]

I really did love the Netflix movie of Enola Holmes It’s going to see the actor from stranger things and Man of steel Have a Screen together!

[@isabella2977]

The whole cast was phenomenal really

[@sharonrichards7656]

Isabella perfect casting! Sam Claflin is a perfect Mycroft!

[@somerandomgirlwholikeswrit9236]

I _need_ a sequel. Like- I want my ship between Enola and Tewksbury to become canon so bad.

[@apoorvsingh4459]

Millie stole the show completely in each scene she was. She is developing into a great actress

[@thatRyzzle]

I had never heard of the book series before, so I had especially no expectations at all. But when the credits rolled, I was so delighted. The only thing that really bothered me was the overall look of the visuals-it looked too “digital” to me. I have nothing against digital, but at least use anamorphic lenses, please. Thank you.

[@batoulmuheisen2711]

the ending was soo confusing i didnt know wat happened

[@akmal94ibrahim]

I'm still confused why the Dowager was the mastermind behind the killing.

[@Cubbyholes69]

Akmal Ibrahim she wanted to keep England like it was politically, that’s why she gave Enola the whole “this is true beauty of England” speech. Her grandson was the deciding vote and he was too much of a free thinker like his father before him. So she had both of them killed to keep England the way it was and not pass the reform bill.

[@Naisy77]

I though I was only one 😭😭😭 this movie had me like what the hell do i not understand bc im not English lol

[@akmal94ibrahim]

@@Cubbyholes69 Wasn't the bill about women voting? I don't understand why she would be against it. Does it affect her status as a dowager or something?

[@Cubbyholes69]

Akmal Ibrahim Remember that little conversation in the orchard, which is part of the 'ancestral land' of the Basilweather estate. essentially she talks about how it is right that the elite aristocratic class should hold on to lands and their power forever for the 'glory' of England. she, and the man she hired to kill Lord Tewksbury, believe in a certain elitist idea of England that they think the 'reform' (like allowing the universal right to vote to every man and woman, regardless of their gender, education, or status) will destroy. Enola by rescuing Lord Tewksbury secures the path to progress and a more egalitarian England because Lord Tewksbury's vote is the deciding one in favor of reforms that would ultimately lead to universal suffrage. her 'patriotism' led her to have her own son killed in a staged burglary and attempt to have her grandson murdered as well. So in short..yes lol

[@lameimsi]

Sis here really said: *iM nOt LiKe OtHeR GiRlS* But like the good kind-

[@bbria28]

It was a good movie. Hope there's a sequel 🤞🏾

[@DelaFuerteKharenJoy]

"I'm kind of upset the film missed a great opportunity for millie bobby brown to go all jiu-jitsu on grandma" Lol🤣

[@Boomken76]

I did like the spin they gave the Holmes sister in Sherlock. So beyond S tier she made Moriarty her bitch boy.

[@campkira]

meh.. boring case.. so so story.. without holmes nobody will care about this moive..

[@TheJarlath9]

@@campkira i liked it its a cool kid story and boys and girls can learn allot from it find your own fucking way and fuck adults their time is gone his brother was a douche

[@yashasvi257]

@@campkira i think its really important for everyone to learn about the suffrage movement....this movie had done that. if you didn't understand the story, it just goes to show how poor your history is

[@meldraghart]

@@yashasvi257 and why exactly you had to be so rude? Everybody has their own taste...

[@Khandshoe702]

Your editing cracks me up all the time, man. Thank you for that

[@glorycastillo5379]

It’s a cute movie if that’s a way to describe it

[@CottonCandySharks]

I loved this movie, so well done. Millie killed it.

[@olin1178]

Can anyone explain to me what was the mom doing all this time? And why cant she stay?

[@aw5578]

She's a suffragette, it's a group of women who is fighting for women's right to vote, probably kinda illegal. She had to leave because she had to "make some noise" with the other suffragettes to fight for their rights, and also to put Enola out of danger

[@jasonnaamsden6616]

her mother was fighting for womans rights and making it so woman arent controlled by anyone and showing that woman matter too. because back in the 1800's woman didnt have the rights that men had, so her mother wanted to change that...but the reason that she gave enola a gift with clues to find her is because her mom wanted to put her to the test to see if she could be an independent woman and figure it out on her own

[@CottonCandySharks]

Yes to both of these answers, but specifically she had all those bombs. I think she was going to blow up the House of Lords if the vote went south, and so she left because she would be on the run for charges of murder and didn't want to drag Enola into that.

[@isabel9497]

I wanted her to kiss that one kid I could never understand his name

[@isabella2977]

At that time, it would have been scandalous if they had kissed . But he did kiss her hand at the end lol, close enough 😂

[@isabel9497]

Eh I guess

[@krono5el]

Idk what they did but this flick is a marvel for the eyes, the textures and colors of all the sets , clothes, and foliage are all so incredible looking it was glorious on the eyeballs.

[@SuperChicago2009]

Ending explained? More like movie explained. 🤣But great video 😄. Love Enola Holmes!

[@alejandrosalas7882]

i was waiting for this so bad

[@harleyquinn5774]

Can't argue with the uneducated voters part. The better solution as everyone knows is to improve the quality of public education the average voter receives.

[@Cabral_del_Norte]

We want a sequel, please!

[@willychefmdogo718]

Inspirational movie for young girls without any cringy moments or Enola being Mulaned by the writers good job 8/10

[@ProshunKhondoker]

felt very forced to me, I was so excited for this movie, but just didn't feel right, I don't understand why

[@Luis-de7lf]

Still dont get why people are liking this movie

[@charin951]

Same too forced with the independent woman, I don’t need a man, etc

[@charin951]

Luis they’re getting paid to say nice things

[@riasahara3220]

@Axe Menn wkwk sriously are you really watch the movie? Like say it is garbage. Its like teen detective movie and its so refreshing and entertain. Like sriously you really cant enjoy a movie. Its not that heavy but its pretty good. Like you literally can make any good movie. If you dont like than fine but ppl like you are really that judge person 🙄

[@charin951]

Axe Menn facts

[@manart6506]

Good summary but what about the “Ending explained” thing?

[@Antonio_Rabaey]

"we aren't sure what the contents of the bill are" just like real life :(

[@beth_9214]

Your review has just made the movie 1,000,000 times more interesting than what actually is!!!

[@pratik761]

but her mother completely controlled everything from start to end then how enola make her own choice

[@Naisy77]

You know what this movie has so many plot holes

[@mynameisreallycool1]

How?

[@Rick9482]

I was disappointed with this effort. Actors are fine, settings look great but the story telling misses bigtime. Muddled story with just adequate direction. I felt the S Holmes character was too shallow. I mean, other than being THE great detective, he was a bore doing nothing but a bit of smart mouth commentary. His brother not much better! It's not the actors but the poor story and script. Millie Bobby Brown is a genuine star and will certainly be around for years. I'm a bit taken aback by her maturity at such a young age. I sure they'll be a sequel and hopefully better effort.

[@entity9839]

Yup they don't explain things

[@michellevyanca5280]

I was kinda confused at some points but overall it was just a fun movie.

[@Rick9482]

@@michellevyanca5280 Yeah, they weren't out to get an oscar here but I enjoyed her performance very much. Just 16 years old..... unbelievable!

[@michellevyanca5280]

@@Rick9482 yeah she has real potential. Especially that crying scene in the carriage

[@m7jacob702]

I thoroughly agree with everything you've said lol I thought the same.

[@xChikyx]

Enola's super pretty, her face is really expressive

[@C2channel574]

So Enola was a smart, brave, fearless, and good in jujitsu and undeniably awsome. Wow

[@Secret413]

This was a cute movie but I didn't like how they wrote Mycroft or Sherlock characters, especially Mycroft. They're both super smart characters as well. It would have been cooler to see them help her figure things out. It would have bonded them all.

[@magdieldexter]

Victoria Yeah well, the name of the movie is Enola Holmes. We had enough screen time for them, it was her movie to shine on, not the others lol.

[@Secret413]

@@magdieldexter Yes, I get it but they still had her focusing on her abandonment from her brothers. They didn't really make it about her fully. Idk just a thought

[@SuperOmnicronsj44]

A coming of age film exactly NOBODY asked for hijacking Sherlock Holmes branding .... EXPLAINED PERFECTLY. But, yeah, Stranger Things, HELL YES!!!

[@projectkj7643]

Did the actress playing Enola remind anyone else of Natalie Portman? Loved this movie! Great message!

[@jenaminton7009]

Hopefully, they make sequels because there are some hilarious escapes that Enola makes from Mycroft in the films plus she has to drag Sherlock Holmes out of a ditch that he got himself trapped him and takes care of his sprained ankle as well. Mycroft ends up covered in a wedding dress at some point. She boots him in the knee to get away from him on another attempt. Plus, she saves Dr. Watson and returns him home then has a run in with Sherlock who doesn't recognize her. Then he and Enola play a trick on Mycroft in the last book until he calls her an untrained animal. Enola breaks her cover and starts laughing.

[@smokejaguarsix7757]

There were literally no unexpected twists in this movie. It took 7 minutes to determine the entire storyline and another 3 mins to determine who was trying to kill him. This movie was not up to snuff as far as being a mystery. It just wasnt. Also, Sherlock clearly figured it all out on seeing the newspaper article. It isnt like it was difficult. Him acting surprised that Enola reported it to Scotland Yard at the end was entirely out of character. There were too many indicators that he had solved it. They should have just had him acknowledge her for determining the culprit and been done with it. The end was silly. Also, there are major plot holes such as the Grandmother being done in (caught) at the end. Was she? They didnt restrain her. She could have simply called staff to kill the Marquis and Enola. It isnt like there was a phone to call the police. They couldn't have escaped. Also, the grandmither could have simply reloaded. Its all rather silly.

[@sargentle8517]

Cuz the twists r gonna happen later, maybe twists on who Enolas actually related to.

[@smokejaguarsix7757]

@@sargentle8517 right. Because she sure as hell isn't a Holmes.

[@enzoboccara974]

Really enjoyable video and well linked to history! Keep em coming stinky thor 💪

[@ajwaddanwarr3409]

Hey watched the movie really liked it and I almost feel ignorant for asking this, did they ever specify what exactly the reform Bill was on?

[@ManjotSingh-uu7ud]

Possibly for women's rights

[@Emidoki]

Not all men had the right to vote at this time so it wasn't about women, not this time anyway. If you notice they say, "ALL MEN" when bringing up the bill. And Mycroft says something about "Uneducated voters." Perhaps it was this or something like it. These were small steps for women though. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Representation_of_the_People_Act_1884

[@isabella2977]

Emichuu that’s what I don’t get, Mycroft said the last thing England needs is uneducated voters but then he was happy when the bill passed.

[@Emidoki]

@@isabella2977 Perhaps they were trying to pull it off as a joke when he said that. Like when men make the go make me a sandwich joke but don't actually mean it? Or maybe he meant it as a slippery slope in some way. If they make a sequel I'd hope they'd be more clear on his character.

[@isabella2977]

Emichuu I doubt that’s the case - although I was wrong when I said he was happy the bill was passed - I watched back all of Mycroft’s scene and it seemed he was content it was passed since it had been at a standstill the whole time the Marquess was missing. He asked Sherlock to buy him a drink to "commiserate" him so obviously he wasn’t keen on the bill. He was pretty conservative after all - I don’t think there’s much more to his character tbh.

[@Michaelbos]

You didn’t explain anything about the ending.

[@MiyuSawai]

First of all, it's Belatrix ( pronounced BELL-UH-TRIX) Lestrange, NOT BEATRIX Lestrange, second, although Helena Bonham carter starred in the later Harry Potter films AND this movie, Enola Holmes has NOTHING to do with Harry Potter.

[@novasmith1315]

they definitely set it up for sequels which i’m glad about

[@TheSadiemagic]

And I hope they find away to put Louis in it without really changing the story

[@ggreat1999]

Chile...y’all are quick😭😭😭😭😭i ain’t even pirated it yet

[@ianmeadows6941]

I think the bombing plan wasn’t well thought out though as it was implied their target was parliament on the same night all of government of England gathered. Don’t get me wrong I’m all for equality, however it would throw the state of country into anarchy

[@alana3615]

I want a second movie 😭

[@valdobie2797]

Did anyone notice the nosebleed Enola gave the brown bowler villain and thought back to Eleven in Stranger Things? Just me? Ok....

[@anggitaptrj]

me too ahaha

[@tohrurikku]

The movie was awesome, fast moving and built up some things to the point I was siting on the edge of my seat and could not stop watching. I was so disappointed at the end, it was so anticlimactic. The only way I can excuse it would be if there was a sequel. Why set up all that with her mother if they were not going to do anything? I can see in the next movie Enola still having to stop her mom from doing something drastic and that is the only way having that plot line in the movie would make sense. Then there is her mom promising that if Enola needed help she would be there, how many times has Enola been nearly killed or put in bad situations during the movie and her mom did nothing to help her then. A lot of it could have been prevented if her mom was better organized. It just ticks me off. Her mom set it up so that Enola was put in a school that was against everything her mom stood for. Why? That was the thing about this movie that made the least amount of sense to me. Her mom is supposed to be smart and has been planning this for about sixteen years, so why did she not arrange for one of the women to house Enola? Why did she not go over a emergency plan just in case something happened to her? Why not give her some essential everyday life skills before setting Enola up to be left on her own? Her mom saying that it all was for Enola's future seems like a moot point when you think about it.

[@bazzap]

Well put. I still don't understand what they were going to do with the bombs. And what was the relationship between the young lord and the suffragettes after Enola found the documents in the treehouse? All unexplained.

[@tohrurikku]

@@bazzap I have been doing more research since I posted and apparently the bombs were something that the film maker added. Apparently a lot of the stuff that did not make sense are stuff that the film maker added. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5DdgWebirOAncU Those documents confused me too. After watching the movie a second time it appears that was a clue he left to mislead who ever was following him and it was a coincidence. Still it is too weird for a coincidence and one that needs to be asked about and I was surprised when it was not.

[@rrresources3021]

Who would have thought the plot was not about finding mother.. Great shift in trying to focus back ENOLA.... But the movie kinda left hanging with given premise that there could be sequel, kinda wish they turn it into a series...

[@sarasamahall6672]

Please do Ratched

[@TheDoctorwho747]

Sorry I know this us a video fir the movie but I just finished Ratched and your the first person I've seen mention it so far, and Think Story absolutely you should watch that show and make a video for it. So since your the first person Ill say it was such a great show Sarah Paulson was brilliant as always but I have to say the woman who played Charlotte Sophie Okonedo was outstanding and deserves an Emmy. however I cant say I was completely thrilled with the finale. Spoiler warning So most of it was allright but why did they kill off one of the most kind and caring and innocent character Huck. I know he wasnt even in the show that much but I liked him and he didnt deserve that. Also I felt the motel owner being with Edmond and Charlotte was kind of ridiculous, like how the fuck did that shit happen? Lol I suppose we will find out and like I said I loved the show and everything else was awesome and in so glad it's getting a second season.

[@isabella2977]

Was is just me who felt the sexual tension between Sherlock Holmes and Edith 😅 pls say it’s not just me....I wanna see them fight.

[@cheikhkh2699]

Isabella 😂😂😂

[@XimenaGM]

lmao sameeee!!

[@iian5830]

Goddamn beatrix lestrange taking care of enola HAHAHA

[@NinaNiterose86]

She's always at her best when on her own, so the name is very fitting. She actually is _not like other girls_.

[@jacinthadang]

I like the scene where the they laugh like hahaha✋😄

[@MB-bz1yc]

Read the books and loved them. Saw the trailer for the film and thought WTF none of that happens in the books. I’m still debating on whether to watch.

[@CottonCandySharks]

The only thing I think needed explaining about the ending is that the mom probably left because she was planning on blowing up the House of Lords if the vote went south. Hence the bombs. She didn't want to put Enola in danger if they found out it was her.

[@benjamindas0440]

I loved the film...the theme was really relatable

[@_TheViewer_]

Always knew Stinky Thor is keeping this Channel up ! 😂

[@troy_channel]

One of the best movies i ever watch

[@ginellegilalta9359]

Movie was alright wished they had given us more on what the mother was up too or what happened in the vote. Also mycroft came across as a bully (semi jealous ). But was fun to watch her beat sherlock lol.

[@WindowSeatSay]

Beautiful.. Thank You!

[@MadweeJock]

Wow, it is amazing how this movies tranlates Enola from Arthur Conan Doyes sherlock Holmes novels onto the screen!!! Just like he wrote......um wait a minute!!!

[@MrBastilleDay]

Question; does Enola do the fourth wall breaking throughout the movie? Because I kinda like it.

[@mila4real1]

firsttttt yay!!! I love your videosss big thank you

[@colestrain7640]

she didn't outsmart sherlock

[@Korilian13]

She did solve the case before him. She flushed out the culprit, even if it wasn't the one she expected. Considering she's 16 and this was her first case, we can only expect her to get better.

[@Vale-fd4pk]

So Doyle call the dumb inspector after his first wife... ouch 🙈

[@loveremy5107]

This would have been better as a tvshow

[@workinggirljapanese]

I don't understand why Tewksbury, mom and the uncle were together in the ending scene. At the beginning, it was mentioned the mom and the uncle wants Tewksbury to be sent somewhere... so they were also against him, they want him to be somewhere for him not to vote.. Or it could be they want Tewksbury to be in another place to protect from his grandma? But neither were explained...

[@FreePalestine.fromRiver-Sea]

I think they wanted him sent somewhere in the same sense that elona was sent to a lady’s school. They wanted him to be in a gentlemen school basically, to sorta have him be more masculine and political. Only the grandma was a psycho

[@Naisy77]

This movie is interesting but got good at the end a possible netflix and chill for sure 😌😂

[@sophiagong8682]

I just realized why ms.harisson looks so familiar-SHES PETUNIA DURSLEY

[@sofiaysabelleflora8882]

I literally just finished watching this and i love it so much.If you guys wanna watch it somewhere other than netflix, watch it in himovies.to. PS.Do not like or reply on my comment

[@sdagoth3037]

Sadly, this is another case of "the book is better than the movie". I can understand if a movie makes changes on a book, but in this case all the changes were for the worse. There are two changes that I really didn't like. 1. Enola Holmes got caught. In the book, this didn't happen. I won't spoil anything specific, though the book's been out for ages, but I will say Enola narrowly avoided Sherlock at the end in a police station, and hadn't got caught at any point in the book. In the movie, she got caught merely for the sake of drama, but this was shortsighted. I think the Enola-Sherlock chases are the best bits about the books, in addition to a couple of conversation between them when the opportunity arises. Not only did we not get to see her escape from Sherlock at the end of the movie, but it's not clear if he'll be chasing her in the future, though it seems like he will. Even if he does, the tension is gone from it. Even if does catch her, what then? She would become his ward, which isn't so terrible. The worse case would be she gets sent back to boarding school, which isn't Sherlock's intention and in which case she could simply walks out again. It's a shame, but they've spoiled things for future movies. 2. The mystery surrounding the Marquess. Without spoiling anything, the mystery fit in well with the Sherlock Holmes stories in the book. In the movie, it was altered to become a cheap political story, with a conservative grandmother trying to murder her progressive grandson to defeat an unexplained reform bill that would apparently be decided by one single vote. There were plenty of other changes, but those are the two I find really galling. I would also like to mention that the Marquess was aged up in the movie, from 12 to 16, to become a love interest to Enola, and although I didn't mind that for this one movie, I don't want him inserting himself into the whole series. That's just more change than I think should be tolerated, as it would turn the series into a big old love story, which it wasn't and which isn't very Holmesian. I'm also not sure that I like the idea of Enola's mother leaving a become a feminist terrorist, or the meeting at the of the movie instead of leaving the mystery of her disappearance a more open-ended one.

[@javiermauricio8377]

wait, sherlock holmes had a sister? also, if eleven is a young adult now, then what the hell is gonna happen to stranger things?

[@prantamdhazrat6648]

You said the ending explained not the whole movie explained!

[@natal2822]

i liked it i would love another movie

[@AnnaGamov]

I'M SORRY, DID HE SAY *_BEATRIX_* LESTRANGE???? **TRIGGERED**