Netflix is bursting with unmissable content this July. The platform features several new productions this month, including "Little House on the Prairie," adapted by Rebecca Sonnenshine, the sports comedy "The Hawk" created by Will Ferrell, Harper Steele, and Chris Henchy, Kevin Hart's new comedy "72 Hours," and the youth series "Heartstopper Forever." However, before all this content, the month kicked off with perhaps the platform's biggest new production; a daring spy is on the most dangerous mission of their life.

Of course, the production we’re talking about is the third film in the "Enola Holmes" series. In this new adventure, Enola must balance her wedding in Malta with an exciting puzzle that threatens the life of her famous brother and her future mother-in-law. Millie Bobby Brown, who last appeared on screen as Eleven in the series "Stranger Things" in 2025, returns as the star of Netflix's latest darling. However, following the critical acclaim of the first two films, the third installment faced more negative reviews.

According to critics' assessments, "Enola Holmes 3" received an average score of only 68% on Rotten Tomatoes, while the audience score of 51% painted an even more negative picture. David Caballero from Collider rated the film 5 out of 10, stating, "For those looking for dynamic characters and an unpredictable story, the film will not meet expectations." Other critics described the film as "forgettable," with one critic stating, "Millie Bobby Brown needs a deeper script because the screenplay written for 'Enola Holmes 3' feels like a weak hamburger."