Mildly woke but enjoyable flick

Henry Cavill would be the new Tom Cruise because of his amazing talent if only modern Hollywood wasn't so god-awful and woke currently. He and the female main actress carry the film on their shoulders.

The film revolves around gender-swapped Sherlock Holmes (people would hate them if they did that so they made the main actress his sister) and trying to uncover a mystery. It's mildly woke due to the ahistoric portrayal of England in the 19th century but it wasn't offensive too much and they also didn't bash you on the head with identity politics but let the story be the main point of the movie. It's an enjoyable flick but mildly woke and with not a particularly deep story, easy 4/5.

While the film is entertaining, it's obviously made for a woke audience.
The incredibly talented, intelligent, perceptive and sleuth Sherlock is continually bettered by his obviously far more talented little sister.
I might have rated the film higher, but the pandering to the 'modern audience' just frustrated me no end.