In the third installment of the Enola Holmes series, Millie Bobby Brown reprises her role as the spunky detective sister of the famous sleuth, now aged 22. The film, available on Netflix, continues to thrive on Brown's captivating charm, with a shift towards more mature themes and a hint of romantic comedy. Set against the picturesque backdrop of Malta, the story unfolds as Enola faces a dilemma about her upcoming marriage to Lord Tewkesbury, not because of her feelings for him, but due to the fear of losing her independence. However, her wedding plans are interrupted when her brother, Sherlock (Henry Cavill), is abducted. Although the kidnapping plot might not be the most compelling, it serves as a platform for Brown's mesmerizing performance and the film's lively pacing. Screenwriter Jack Thorne introduces a complex narrative involving secrets, sunken treasure, and a British colonialism subplot, which some viewers may find convoluted. Director Philip Barantini maintains an amiable briskness, skillfully navigating the diverse plot elements despite their disparity. With its vibrant Maltese setting and Brown's evolving charisma, Enola Holmes 3 offers a delightful continuation of her journey as an endearing lead on both big and small screens. Rated PG-13 by the Motion Picture Association for some violence, the film runs for 105 minutes. It earns a rating of two and a half stars out of four.