This is the second thing I've seen Millie Bobby Brown in, the first was Drake's bed. Her performance must have been good as Drake nearly ruined his career to get with her, unfortunately her performance with drake did not translate to the screen well. Wow she made tears come out of her eyes. What a great actress. I don't understand why she is considered a good actress.

I have a lot of problems with this film but the storytelling is the worst issue. The constant fourth wall breaking just to tell the audience what's going is really annoying and lazy. The ssf part about this is that there is so little effort but into telling the story visually that if Enola wasn't explaining everything directly to me I would have been lost. There is also flashbacks every ten minutes also just to show us why Enola is the genius she is. I almost feel bad for Harry Bradbeer for directing a movie with such a incomptitent screenplay written by Jack Thorne. I was surprised to find out he doesn't have any disabilities after hearing what came out of these characters mouths.

There are a couple problems with the casting and a lot of bad acting. Henry Cavill and Louis Partridge have stupid faces so I couldn't take them seriously and that's not helped by what they have to say and do. Also there isn't one good performance, I guess not everyone is awful but no one is good either, everyone had at least one hilarious line reading, Milly Bobby Brown has about fifty.

Not everything is bad though, the themes are great. The foundation of the film is that women don't have equal rights with men which is obviously ridiculous, this is presented in about the most heavy handed way possible but they are good themes nonetheless. Enola Holmes is technically awful either, it has awful moments in the technical department but it's mostly average, nothing special, nothing new.

I wouldn't recommend this one; it's boring after about thirty minute until the credits roll.