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Summary19-year-old Sherlock Holmes (Hero Fiennes Tiffin) finds himself involved in a murder case at Oxford University in the Guy Ritchie directed series inspired by Andy Lane's Young Sherlock Holmes book series.
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Mar 4, 2026
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Generally Favorable
65
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Metascore
Generally Favorable
44% Positive
8 Reviews
56% Mixed
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0% Negative
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Mar 2, 2026
90
Screen Rant
Guy Ritchie delivers a gripping non-linear story that feels like a perfect collaboration with one of the greatest stories ever told.
Mar 4, 2026
80
Decider
While Young Sherlock is certainly stylish, it doesn’t forsake substance for that style, setting up Sherlock Holmes’ first big case in a way that digs into the characters of Sherlock, Moriarty and others that are familiar to Holmes fans.
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17% Mixed
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Mar 8, 2026
8
ThePolishman
Young Sherlock Holmes ist ein überraschend charmantes Abenteuer, das den legendären Detektiv in seinen Jugendjahren zeigt. Der Film verbindet Mystery, Humor und eine gute Portion Fantasie zu einer unterhaltsamen Origin-Story, die sich deutlich von klassischen Sherlock-Holmes-Verfilmungen abhebt.Besonders gelungen ist die Atmosphäre: Das viktorianische London wirkt lebendig und geheimnisvoll, während die Geschichte um eine düstere Verschwörung immer spannender wird. Auch die Dynamik zwischen Holmes und Watson funktioniert gut und zeigt glaubwürdig, wie ihre Freundschaft beginnt.Für einen Film aus den 80ern sind die visuellen Effekte erstaunlich kreativ und teilweise sogar ihrer Zeit voraus. Gleichzeitig merkt man dem Film an manchen Stellen sein Alter an, und das Tempo **** gelegentlich.Trotz kleiner Schwächen bleibt Young Sherlock Holmes ein origineller und sehr unterhaltsamer Abenteuerfilm, der besonders für Fans von Rätseln, Detektivgeschichten und klassischen Abenteuerfilmen viel zu bieten hat.
Mar 6, 2026
6
UncleWillard
Early days, but i think Ritchie found just the right balance with so many of these period pieces. I find the use of modern music in these (like Peeky Blinders and that tepid Guinness show) pretty tedious, but it works in this context. Holmes and Moriarty are well-cast and the mysteries are engaging. I expected a rehash of his Holmes movies, but this is not quite that (despite the reimagined Rocky Road to Dublin) that. Its better. It feels more Ritchie and thats a good thing. 6 for now... we'll see where it goes.
Mar 6, 2026
75
The Travers Take
Devilishly clever things are afoot in this YA origin story as Mr. Holmes (a dashing Hero Fiennes Tiffin) rethinks his juvenile antics as a rebel hothead at Oxford and starts reinventing himself as the world’s greatest detective.
Mar 4, 2026
60
The Guardian
It doesn’t help that Fiennes Tiffin has been teamed with the explosively charismatic Finn, whose presence here reduces everyone within the blast zone to a smoking hillock of moustache. Still. The Tintinny stuff is a hoot and Firth is a blustery joy. And there’s a breeziness to all the capering that ensures even at its most geezerish, this is one Guy Ritchie joint wot ain’t entirely pony.
Mar 2, 2026
60
TheWrap
“Young Sherlock” is a fun ride, and it does some interesting things with its source material. By trying to become a blockbuster-sized globetrotting adventure, however, it loses focus and steam.
Mar 16, 2026
50
The Playlist
The evidence points less to a must-watch new Holmes chapter than to a handful of performers worth tracking from here. Unless you’re a casting agent, or a truly die-hard Sherlock Holmes completist determined to inspect every clue in the canon, there isn’t an especially convincing reason to open this case file.
Mar 3, 2026
40
The Hollywood Reporter
This Sherlock is smart and periodically mopey, but he isn’t a compelling character on any level. .... The middle of the season isn’t just dumb, it’s dull and overextended. But then the show picks up again for the last two episodes, which hop around the globe, feature various twists and come close to salvaging the rest of the series.
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Mar 4, 2026
3
Drenton
The series lacks any seriousness and therefore any credibility. But the credibility is already gone the moment you put "Sherlock Holmes" in the title and the writer couldn't even write a children's book that kids would call "smart" or "clever." Nothing in this series is solved through logical deduction; instead, to seem "clever," it just makes things up, or often doesn't even bother. A simple example: something gets stolen and the police follow the thief's trail to a boat. That's where they stop. Then Sherlock shows up and follows footprints away from the boat to a path, and from there carriage tracks to a pub, where he finds the thief. That's an insult to anyone who has ever read a Sherlock Holmes novel. Even worse than this stupid plot with its stupid twists is the casting: everything went wrong. The series is miscast down to the smallest role; especially Sherlock, Mycroft, and Moriarty. After a few episodes, the movie "Idiocracy" (2006) starts to feel like a prophetic prediction rather than a funny satire.
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