Enola Holmes 2
Millie Bobby Brown returns in “Enola Holmes 2” to continue telling the story of young detective Enola. Enola works to establish herself in a male-dominated London as well as pull herself out of her older brother Sherlock’s shadow. This is a beautiful story of determination and compassion.
Despite a multitude of setbacks, Enola doesn’t give up on her ambitions and ends up taking a case from another young woman, Bessie. Enola must find Bessie’s missing sister, Sarah, before greedy overlords discover what she’s up to. Even though this case isn’t high-profile, and Bessie can’t pay her, Enola chooses to take on the task and solve the mystery.
“Enola Holmes 2” also continues the romantic story of Tewkesbury and Enola as they grow into themselves and into society, as well as doing their best to navigate their blossoming relationship.
The cast of this movie is also a ‘WOW’ for audience members of all ages. Millie Bobby Brown is beloved by people everywhere after her performance in “Stranger Things.” “Harry Potter” fans will scream in excitement when they see Helena Bonham Carter and David Thewlis who played Bellatrix Lestrange and Remus Lupin respectively. And Henry Cavill brings the brooding energy that he exudes as Superman and Geralt of Rivia to this mystery film. The diversity of this cast really represents the wide reach of audiences that love this “Enola Holmes 2.”
This fast-paced mystery is sure to leave anyone wondering what Enola could possibly get up to next.
Abbott Elementary
On Dec. 7, 2021, the first episode of Abbott Elementary aired on ABC during Primetime on television screens across the nation. The premiere was an automatic hit with viewers, who became eager for new episodes to air. The mockumentary-style sitcom was created by Quinta Brunson, who also stars in the show, and follows a group of fictional elementary school teachers at a poorly funded school in Philadelphia.
Many fans adore the show for how it tackles the very real problems of the United States public school system with comedy and authenticity. The show shines a spotlight on the lives of black educators, who are often underrepresented and overlooked for the impact they have on their students. The show is based on a teacher the show’s creator had in real life named Ms. Abbott and her own mother who taught Kindergarten.
Now on its second season, the cast of Abbott Elementary was nominated for various awards this year including an Emmy, Golden Globe and a People’s Choice Award. It has also set rating records for being one of the most-watched shows on the network since Modern Family. The audience score is a whopping 88 percent, with most viewers rating it 3.5 stars on average.
Personally, I love Abbott Elementary for its witty comedy and touching storylines. If you are looking for a casual watch with lighthearted comedy and an outstanding ensemble, Abbott Elementary is the perfect show.