Enola Holmes 3 Twitter Review: Is Millie Bobby Brown’s Netflix Sequel Worth Watching?

Another Netflix mystery has dropped, and this time it's personal. Enola Holmes 3, starring Millie Bobby Brown, arrived on the streamer on July 1, 2026 — and the internet's verdict…

By Reetam Bodhak

July 4, 2026

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Another Netflix mystery has dropped, and this time it’s personal. Enola Holmes 3, starring Millie Bobby Brown, arrived on the streamer on July 1, 2026 — and the internet’s verdict is in: a mixed bag, but still worth the watch.

What’s Enola Holmes 3 About?

Set in 1886, the story follows Enola as she prepares to marry Lord Tewkesbury, only for her wedding plans to be disrupted when Sherlock Holmes mysteriously vanishes. Chasing cryptic clues from Malta to the aftermath of the Anglo-Afghan conflict, Enola uncovers a conspiracy tied to stolen gold and the return of her old nemesis, Moriarty. The franchise is based on The Enola Holmes Mysteries novels by Nancy Springer, with Millie Bobby Brown, Henry Cavill, Louis Partridge, and Helena Bonham Carter all reprising their roles.

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What Twitter Is Saying

Reviewer Take	Verdict
Overall Ranking	Called the weakest entry in the trilogy by several viewers
Millie Bobby Brown	Widely praised as the film’s biggest strength
Henry Cavill	Described as satisfactory but underused
Central Mystery	Criticized as forgettable or the weakest of the three films
Action & Pacing	Called fun and action-packed despite story issues
Romance Subplot	Some loved the Holmes-Tewkesbury dynamic; others felt it distracted from the case

Why It’s Still Getting Watched

Even with a shakier mystery at its core, fans seem to agree the trilogy’s charm hasn’t worn off. Much of that comes down to Brown’s performance, which multiple reviewers say single-handedly carries the film through its weaker stretches. Some viewers also speculated the ending leaves the door open for a fourth installment.

Should You Watch It?

If you’ve enjoyed the earlier Enola Holmes films, this one is being called an entertaining, if imperfect, conclusion. Just temper expectations on the central case — most of the praise is going to the cast and action rather than the plot itself.